Page 67 - How Do The Unwise Interpret The Qur'an ?

Examples of Misinterpretation of the Qur'an

In conclusion, the discovery of the name Haman on ancient
Egyptian tablets discredited another claim made by those who
strive to find inconsistencies in the Qur'anic verses. Furthermore,
the undeniable truth that the Qur'an is revealed by God is once
again proven without any doubt as the Qur'an miraculously
conveyed historical information that could not have been found and
deciphered in the Prophet's time.

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The subject of Noah's flood is one of many that the deniers are
unable to rationalize, and so oppose. People who deny that it ever
happened argue that it was technically impossible for a worldwide
flood to have occurred. They go on to say that since the Qur'an
relates such an event, it cannot be the word of God.
Nonetheless, such claims are not valid in the case of the holy
Qur'an, given that it is the only holy book revealed by God that has
stayed unaltered. Moreover, the mention of the Flood in the
Qur'an is handled very differently when compared to the Torah and
other cultures.
In the altered Torah, the flood is stated to have been universal
and to have covered the whole world. The Qur'an, on the other
hand, makes no reference to the flood being universal. In fact, just
the opposite is true, as the verses explain that the flood was not
worldwide but regional, and that only the nation denying the
Prophet Noah was punished.
The Prophet Noah was sent to his own nation only, just as
Prophet Hud was sent to the people of 'Ad (Surah Hud: 50), and
the Prophet Salih was sent to the Thamud (Surah Hud: 61) and the
flood destroyed only his people.
We sent Noah to his people: 'I am a clear warner to
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