The Quran The Alive Miracle
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The Quran is the Muslim' s holy book, which was revealed on Muhammad (PBUP), six centuries after the emergence of the Prophet Jesus (PBUH).The Quran is in Arabic and include 30 sections and 114 Chapters and 6236 verses.
This book has been revealed on the Prophet Muhammad during 23 years.Specific feature of the Qur'an that makes it different from other holy books is that every word of it is revealed to Muhammad (PBUH) by God, every word of it and it is not the advices or discourses of Muhammad (PBUH).
The other special feature of this Book is that there is no falsification in it during these 1400 years after its revelationis, as God said no word is added or removed, old Qurans that were discovered from different areas of Islamic territories in different centuries prove this claim.
?What Is A Miracle
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Miracles are wonders that mankind has been unable to do but Allah enabled His prophets to do them
Since a prophet is chosen among people, other people may oppose and even deny his prophethood by doubting him because he is at a higher rank than them
As a matter of fact, that issue is stated in the Quran and it is informed that prophets that were sent by Allah was addressed by their nations as follows: “We see (in) thee nothing but a man like ourselves: nor do we see that any follow thee but the meanest among us, in judgment immature: nor do we see in you (all) any merit above us.” (For instance, see: Hud, 27)
Then, the person who is a prophet needs a spiritual superiority, loftiness and distinction in order to establish and maintain authority over people
He needs evidence to show that he is a prophet and he has a connection with Allah. That evidence
is miracles. (İşaratü’l-İcaz, 86.)
?What Is A Miracle
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Miracles are for the approval of the cause of the prophets by Allah, the Creator of the universe. If a person says, “The Sultan appointed me to do such and such a task” before that Sultan, and when he is asked for evidence, if the Sultan approves it, will there be any doubt about it since the Sultan confirmed and approved him
Similarly, when a Sultan changes a custom, law or situation of his that he always does based on the wish of a person, he is regarded to have confirmed and approved the claim of that person
Just like the case in the example, the prophets claimed, “I am the messenger of the Creator of this Universe. My evidence is that he will change some of his long-established and continuous customs based on my supplication and wish.” And, Allah Almighty showed hundreds of miracles through their hands. (Mektubat, 92.)