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Quran 5:72 – Meaning Of Term Kafir In This Verse
In this verse how is the term kaffur used? What It means here?
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Quran 5:72 – Meaning Of Term Kafir In This Verse
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Kafir term isn’t used in the verse 71 so I am not sure what you are asking.
Verse 70 gives context that it refers to Children of Israel that broke covenant and killed prophets.
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Sorry I wanted to ask about verse 72 typing error my bad
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Well you can hear Ghamidi Sahab’s commentary on this verse (72) in the highlighted time frame. I personally recommend you watch the whole video from start to end.
9:41- 14:24
https://youtu.be/RdnIMvVp0DA?t=581-
I heard it he first says that it’s talking about itmam e hujjah on christians but then says that saying that God is Jesus is kuffr and shirk at the same time same for the people who thinks universe is God that also is kuffr and shirk so what about the people believing in such things today?
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The goal of Qur’an to is to convince these people that they are committing kufr and shirk. Then if they understand this arguments of Qur’an and continue to believe in such things until they die. Then Allah will mark them as kafir and mushrik on the Day of Judgment.
That is the implication of the verse. It is a call to stop to the one who is convinced and understood the concept. It is a warning to them.
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But isn’t kufr a deliberate denial then why would Quran convince others that they are rejecting deliberately
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Because Trinity can be a confusing concept. Christians in time of Prophet PBUH were convinced that Qur’an was the word of God but they thought that Trinity may not be a problem because they thought they were following Tawheed.
So Allah made it crystal clear to these Christians that no. It’s not acceptable now that you are convinced of the Prophet (PBUH) being true and the Qur’an being final word of God. Drop the concept of Trinity now or prepare to be branded as kaffirs both in this world (for punishment that comes after every Messenger) and in the Hereafter.
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So this verse doesn’t applies for today’s Christians?
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Main audience is obviously the Christians in the time of Prophet (PBUH) but it may apply to a modern Christian if he is convinced of Qur’an being true.
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So to sum up
The Christians at the time of prophet were convinced of prophet but weren’t convinced of the actual tawhid. So God called it kufr. they thought that trinity is right. Yes? That means if a person denied at least one aspect of truth he becomes a kafir?
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Yes.
Any word of Allah that one is convinced came from Allah and still rejects it, is committing kufr in his heart.
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