Quran’s Inclusive Approach and Narrow-Mindedness of Urdu Translators of Quran
By Aftab Ahmad, New Age Islam
29 April, 2014
Generally a Muslim is
one who belongs to the religion of Islam and has faith in Allah and
Prophet Muhammad and follows the ordainments of the Quran and the
practices of Prophet Muhammad.
In the Quran too, the
followers of the Prophet Muhammad are called Muslims in the same way as
the followers of Prophet Moses are called the Jews and those of Jesus
are called Christians.
However, there are
more than a dozen verses in the Quran that show that the followers of
all the Abrahamic religion are considered Muslims as they have faith in
one supreme God and do not believe in false gods and goddesses or do not
worship the Sun, the Moon, the mountains or the rains. Even the
followers of prophets prior to Abraham were called Muslims. Therefore,
all the prophets were Muslims, according to verses of the Quran. The
Quran announces that God has christened His believers as Muslims.
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