So my mother in law is upset to figure out I don't follow hadith, she said like most I don't love the Prophet enough and that because of this he will not intercede on judgement. She said since she know I only follow Quran to explain the the following verses. I am still new and having trouble, explaining these verses. Can anyone share some of their knowledge to help point me in a good direction so I may do some more research?
Thanks guys.
20:109 On that day shall no intercession avail except for those for whom permission has been granted by Allah, Most Gracious and whose word is acceptable to him.
21:28
He knows what is before them, and what is behind them, and they offer no intercession Expect for those who are acceptable
34:23
"No intercession can avail in His Presence, except for those for whom He has granted permission.
She states this is where Muhammad is given the permission.
I explained this is not in correct context.. ugh, I am so frustrated! I can't explain it.. She tried to make me feel like I am astray... but the Hadith make me sick to my stomach, I actually feel ill in my heart. However, when I read Qu'ran I find solace in peace and the things that made me feel ill just fade. "maybe Allah just wants you to be astray".. How can this be?? When I am sincerely searching for Him and Him alone. Thanks guys for making me feel apart of something, that I am not insane. I will say my husband is become more in more to listening to my reasoning on things and is agrees with me. We had a great talk this morning. I have him perplexed with 47:19 and 48:2, for now, atlease he is thinking and open. Thanks again guys!
Dear Sister,
20:109 On that day shall no intercession avail except for those for whom permission has been granted by Allah, Most Gracious and whose word is acceptable to him.
21:28
He knows what is before them, and what is behind them, and they offer no intercession Expect for those who are acceptable
34:23
"No intercession can avail in His Presence, except for those for whom He has granted permission.
If you look at the above verses it is quite clear that
the Quran never said that Muhammad was an intercessor. And of course God can grant permission to intercede for others on his behave. God is the Lord of the Worlds. He grants power to whomever he wishes of his servants. He could even grant the power of intercession to his angels if he wished...
53:26
There are many angels in heaven, who have no power to intercede, except after God gives permission for whom He wishes and is satisfied with him. However God is the only Lord of the Day of Judgment. It is by his wisdom alone that a person can progress or either regress. Sura 1 the first Sura of the Quran provides the fundamental laws of monotheism and the characteristics of God.
1:1 In the name of God, the Gracious, the Compassionate.
1:2 Praise is to God, Lord of the worlds.
1:3 The Gracious, the Compassionate.
1:4
Master of the day of judgment1:5
You alone we serve; you alone we ask for help. (
Only God only can help us. Not the Angels nor Muhammad )
1:6 Guide us to the straight way;
1:7 the way of those whom you blessed; not of those who received anger, nor of the strayers.
God is master of the day of judgment not his angels or his prophets.
The litmus test of a disbeliever is one who rejoices when other partners are associated with God....
39:45 When God Alone is mentioned, the hearts of those who do not acknowledge the Hereafter are filled with aversion; and when others are mentioned beside Him, they rejoice!
If your mother-in-law still wishes to argue with you after these scriptural proofs then I suggest you leave her be. You cannot guide the ones you love.
Peace,
Kevin.
