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The Interpretation of a Quran Verse from the Chapter of Jonah · Ahmed Alhasan

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Before explaining the meaning of the verse, I will mention several issues. First, I will begin with a quote from Sarkhi in which he attacked me:

And with that, the claimant has violated reason and the people of reason, knowledge and the people of knowledge, and the sound human being and humanity . . . and this dark and ignorant claimant . . . claims this false, evil and misguided and misguiding call . . . the absurdity, foolishness, inconsistency, ignorance and dark thoughts and intellect of the claimant . . . what the claimant has written is extremely ridiculous and shallow, and he is more ridiculous and shallow than you imagine . . . the shallowness of the claimant’s thoughts, sickness of mind and deviation of his soul . . . and so on.[2]

Sarkhi’s behavior and the words he wrote are anything but good manners. Any author with even the least bit of manners would avoid them, let alone someone who claims to be writing an academic response. By God, Sarkhi has reminded me of Ibn Al-Aas who revealed his private part in order to to save himself.[3]

There is no might or power except in God Almighty. The difference between us is enough [to show the truth], because the words of the mouth come out of the heart's store. In his previously mentioned words, Sarkhi let out the envy that was screaming out of his heart. His envy has added to the evidence of this blessed Yamani call as we, the family of Muhammad PBUT, are the people who are envied. The Almighty said:

{Or do they envy people for what God has given them of His bounty? But we had already given the family of Abraham the Scripture and wisdom and conferred upon them a great kingdom} Quran Chapter “The Women” 4:54.[4]

Footnotes

  1. ↩ Mahmoud Sarkhi is an Iraqi cleric who tried to disprove Ahmed Al-Hasan’s claims, but has not provided any evidence in this statement-Trans.
  2. ↩ Muawiya said to Amr Ibn Al Aas: ". . . when Ali son of Abu Talib chased you, you threw yourself from your horse and revealed your private part. How did you come to your senses in this situation?" Abdul Hussain Ahmed Al-Amini Al-Najafi, Al-Ghadeer (Beruit: Dar Al-Kitab Al-Arabi 1952), vol 2, 163–Trans.
  3. ↩ Abu Abdullah said: “We are the people whom God Almighty obligated you to follow; the spoils of war are for us; the funds are purely for us; we are the ones firmly grounded in knowledge; and we are the ones envied, of whom God Almighty said: {Or do they envy people for what God has given them of His bounty?} Quran Chapter “ The Women” 4:54. Al-Kafi vol 1, 186.
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