Chapter 6 of the Quran (60) Who Revealed the Torah and Quran?

The Jews have not attained the true knowledge of Allah, when they said, to the Prophet Muhammad, disputing with him about the Quran: ‘Allah has not revealed anything to any mortal’. Say, to them: ‘Who revealed the Book which Moses brought as a light and guidance for mankind?

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In the previous article, the obese rabbi said: ‘O Muhammad has Allah revealed a Scripture to you?

The Prophet answered: ‘Yes, He did!’

The obese rabbi said: ‘By Allah, Allah has never sent down any Scripture from heaven. Allah has never sent anything to any human being’

The obese rabbi was shocked, when Muhammad’s companions exclaimed: ‘Woe unto you, not even to Moses!’

And so Allah, revealed Ayah 6:91

Ayah 6:91 says:

The Jews do not estimate Allah its true estimation when they say: Allah has naught revealed unto a human being.

The Jews have not prolonged Allah’s grandeur that truly suits Him

The Jews do not measure the power of Allah its true measure

The Jews have not attained the true knowledge of Allah, when they said, to the Prophet Muhammad, disputing with him about the Quran: ‘Allah has not revealed anything to any mortal’.

Say, to them: ‘Who revealed the Book which Moses brought as a light and guidance for the Jews?

[The Book herein referred to the genuine Torah revealed unto the Prophet Moses]

 

You put it ( the Torah) on parchments, that is, you write it down on fragments of notes, which you disclose, that is, what you choose to disclose thereof, but you hide much, of what is in them, as in the case of the descriptions of Muhammad.

O Jews, you have added to the Torah and you hide many portions of it which contain the traits and description of Muhammad

And you have been taught, O Jews, in the Quran, of legal rulings, punishment, the lawful and the unlawful, that you did not know, neither you nor your fathers’, in the Torah, through the elucidation therein of what you were confused about and in disagreement over.

Then, Say to them: ‘Allah’, revealed the Quran and then leave them to play in their discourse, their falsehood and let them indulge in their quibbling and lying.

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The verses 6:91 in another two translations

 

PICKTHAL:

And they measure not the power of Allah its true measure when they say: Allah hath naught revealed unto a human being. Say (unto the jews who speak thus): who revealed the book which Moses brought, a light and guidance for mankind, which ye have put on parchments which ye show, but ye hide much (thereof), and (by which) ye were taught that which ye knew not yourselves nor (did) your fathers (know it)? say: Allah. Then leave them to their play of cavilling.

 

YUSUFALI:

no just estimate of Allah do they make when they say: “nothing doth Allah send down to man (by way of revelation)” say: “who then sent down the book which Moses brought?- a light and guidance to man: but ye make it into (separate) sheets for show, while ye conceal much (of its contents): therein were ye taught that which ye knew not- neither ye nor your fathers.” say: “Allah (sent it down)”: then leave them to plunge in vain discourse and trifling.

Chapter 6 of the Quran (59) the Obese Rabbi

It is well known that the last Prophet Muhammad is mentioned in full details in the Torah; that is why many Jewish rabbis like Abdullah ben Salam embraced Islam. It is also narrated that an obese rabbi went to argue with the Prophet about his prophethood; he said… 

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It is well known that the last Prophet Muhammad is mentioned in full details in the Torah; that is why many Jewish rabbis like Abdullah ben Salam embraced Islam.

Allah commanded His Prophet Muhammad, to ask the Jews about his matter and how he is mentioned in their Scriptures. Muhammad did that many times.

However, their resentful envy toward Muhammad drove them to disbelieve in Allah and His Messenger.

 

The Jews said ‘Allah has never sent down any Scripture from heaven.’

Allah revealed: Say unto the Jews who speak thus: Who revealed the Book which Moses brought, a light and guidance for mankind?

 

It is also narrated that an obese rabbi (Malik ibn al-Sayf) went to argue with the Prophet about his prophethood. 

Muhammad said to him: ‘I plead with you by Him who has revealed the Torah to Moses, do you not find in the Torah that Allah loathes the obese rabbi?’

[In the genuine Torah that was revealed unto the Prophet Moses, an obese rabbi is a symbol indicates that such rabbi eats much and gives the needy a little]

 

Hearing that, the obese rabbi was horrified and he has got angry then he said: ‘O Muhammad has Allah revealed a Scripture to you?

The Prophet answered: ‘Yes, He did!’

The obese rabbi said: ‘By Allah, Allah has never sent down any Scripture from heaven. Allah has never sent anything to any human being’

The obese rabbi was shocked, when Muhammad’s companions exclaimed: ‘Woe unto you, not even to Moses!’

 

And so Allah, revealed Ayah 6:91; it says:

They do not estimate Allah its true estimation when they say: Allah has naught revealed unto a human being.

See the interpretation of the verse 6:91 in the next article.

Also, the interested reader may find a lot of articles about ‘Muhammad in the Bible” and the story of Jewish rabbis, Abdullah ben Salam who embraced Islam

 

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The verses 6:91 in two translations

 

QARIB:

They have not valued Allah with his true value, when they said ‘Allah has never sent down anything to a mortal. ‘Say: ‘who, then sent down the book which Moses brought, a light and guidance for people? You put it on to parchments, revealing them and hiding much, you have now been taught what neither you nor your fathers knew before! ‘Say: ‘Allah. ‘Then leave them, playing in their plunging.

 

SHAKIR:

And they do not assign to Allah the attributes due to him when they say: Allah has not revealed anything to a mortal. Say: who revealed the book which musa brought, a light and guidance to men, which you make into scattered writings which you show while you conceal much? and you were taught what you did not know, (neither) you nor your fathers. Say: Allah then leave them sporting in their vain discourses