When dealing with the Quran, then Allah is striking how often praised. Allah is Almighty God who is above everything and you think that these praises find their content.
Now there is a point that a very interesting insight into the mind of Mohammed shows:
Sura 19:35Now the authorship of the Qur'an 1,400 years since content of many discussions. Critical Koran experts see much evidence that the Koran alone can only come from Muhammad's spring. More conservative Muslims say, however, remains that of the Koran to be God's word to the last point. Here, the authorship in considering this point in the Koran is essential because it results depending on the author another remarkable vision:
It behooves Allah does not beget a son. Holy is He! When He decrees a thing, He saith to him: "Be", and it is.
author Mohammed: Mohammed
If the Author was, then Mohammed is the Almighty God before what is proper and what is not, what he can do what is not. This is blasphemy. An omnipotent God does one actually no rules.
probably was not for Muhammad, grew up
- Mohammed in a pre-Islamic religion and of this religion are not just some unfortunate verses (eg "Satanic Verses"), the worship of the Kaaba, the lunar calendar, but also the name "Allah" and this image of God. And the Ur-Allah was a god among many, and this one could easily make rules.
- Mohammed had a problem in positioning themselves to Jesus. Muhammad saw himself as the most important and final prophet and had to be at least on par with Jesus. But how is this possible when Jesus is the Son of God?
God Author:
If God was the author, then God justifies man before us what is proper for him and what not. Are these the words of Almighty God, which has an all-powerful God necessary? The Ur-Allah from Mohammed's former religion was only a god among many, and not all powerful. From that God could you ask for that he is justified - but not in a truly omnipotent God. are often
