abc123 wrote:manfred wrote:Dear Muslims,
perhaps I may invite you to share with us your views of this Mohammed.
Who was he?
What does he mean to you?
How did you learn this?
Thank you for taking the time to reply.
From my experience Muhammad should be learn and understood from the Qur'an alone. Logically "Without the Qur'an than there is no Muhammad".
I see it like this:
"There are three which can not be seperated, that is God, Muhammad and the Qur'an, and these three are one". And I tell you, whosoever remove any of this from the list - shall be called the least in the kingdom of heaven.
abc123:
From my experience Muhammad should be learn and understood from the Qur'an alone. Logically "Without the Qur'an than there is no Muhammad".
Mohammed is given to be the Muslims role model in all things Islamic, as he was the one who understood the Quran the best, and put it into action the way Allah intended.
Given this to be the case, how do Muslims emulate Mohammed's example by reading the Quran alone?
How does this work, as you claim "logically", please explain.