The Meaning of the Poet's Saying: "And Allah has made it clear that His Messenger *** is dead, as has come in the Qur'an. Is it strange that Allah will raise him for us *** in the grave before the resurrection of the bodies?"
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The Shaykh :"And Allah has made it clear that His Messenger *** is dead, as has come in the Qur'an" in His saying: [Az-Zumar 39:30].
"Is it strange that Allah will raise him for us *** in the grave before the resurrection of the bodies"
No, so it is established that he is dead, and it is not established that he is being raised now, and the original state is that what was remains as it was.
"Are there three deaths for His messengers *** and two for the rest of His creation"
Huh? It is not possible, but according to their claim, the deaths would be three: the Prophet died before his existence[Al-Baqarah 2:28] and he died after his existence in this world, then he was raised in the grave alive, then he dies on the Day of Resurrection. The first death, the second is the death in which people will be stunned on the Day of Resurrection, then the Trumpet will be blown a second time, and they will stand up looking on.
"Are there three deaths for His messengers *** and two for the rest of His creation"
No.
Indeed, you are to die, and indeed, they are to die.
إنك ميت وإنهم ميتون"Is it strange that Allah will raise him for us *** in the grave before the resurrection of the bodies"
No, so it is established that he is dead, and it is not established that he is being raised now, and the original state is that what was remains as it was.
"Are there three deaths for His messengers *** and two for the rest of His creation"
Huh? It is not possible, but according to their claim, the deaths would be three: the Prophet died before his existence
when you were lifeless and He brought you to life
وكنتم أمواتا فأحياكم"Are there three deaths for His messengers *** and two for the rest of His creation"
No.