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Or were you present when death
(mawt) came to Jacob? (Surat al Baqara,
133)
In another verse, the verbs qatala (in the
passive form qutila) and maata are used to-
gether:
Muhammad is only a Messenger, and
he has been preceded by other
Messengers. If he were to die (maata)
or be killed (qutila), would you turn on
your heels? (Surah Al 'Imran, 4)
Other forms of the verb are used in other
verses to denote the death of Prophets:
She exclaimed: "Oh if only I had died
(mittu) before this time and was some-
thing discarded and forgotten!" (Surah
Maryam, 23)
We did not give any human being be-
fore you immortality (khuld). And if
you die (mitta), will they then be im-
mortal? (Surat al- Anbiya', 34)
"He Who will cause my death (yumee-
tunee), then give me life." (Surat ash-
Shura, 81)
5) Khalid: Immortal
The word khalid means immortality, per-
manence, and continued existence, as in the fol-
lowing verse:
