If Arabic is your native language, you would have realized that the Quran did not speak about a trinity, but rather spoke about three different gods. 👌
@@ImagineJesus-By_Es Here is the verse from Sura Nisa " هِۦ ۖ وَلَا تَقُولُوا۟ ثَلَـٰثَةٌ " translation, wala and dont, takulu say, salasa three, the word three god is not in the entire aya. So again stop misleading. Show me in this Sura where it say three different God, and make sure to show me actual Arabic and not someones translation.
I like that you speak confidently, knowing that you are not a native speaker of Arabic.. I speak confidently because I am a native speaker of the Arabic language, my friend, and I read the texts in their original language, and I know their true interpretation.. And most importantly, You go back to Surat Al-Ma'idah verse 116 To know what the Quran believed in the Trinity.. Anyway, my objective is that Sheikh Ahmed Deedat changed a word in the Quran to serve his ideas and nothing else 🤷🏽♂️
Trinity mean three. Trinity is considered as all of them are god, and yet Jesus who is equally god prays to god. That does not make sense, he is equally god but he is somehow less so prays to another god.
@jeffmartin6319 Then why does your Allah refer to himself in plural form in this verse in Qur'an 15:9? It doens't make sense when you say he is the one and only.
@@Sikander_37 You obviously have no idea about languages, that is a plurality of respect, and is used is Hebrew, Urdu, Hindi, Arabic, Persian and Pushto. One such example is Elohem, em is the plurality of respect, aap in Urdu and Hindi, taso in Pushto, soma in Persian and nahnu in Arabic, so same in Arabic. But the question was you said 360, I want you to show me where is that verse? Keep digging, but I bet you when I start asking question about Bible you will not be able to answer.
@@jeffmartin6319 Could you explain me what is plurality of respect? Regarding what you want me to show? You never asked me to justify anything rather you just made a statement regarding trinity.
@@Sikander_37 Actually it was my mistake, I have been have an exchange with another person about trinity and I mixed up my response, so please never mind about 360 that was meant for another person. As for plurality of respect, Plurality of respect, also known as the plural of majesty, is a linguistic device that conveys respect by using the plural form of a word. It is similar to the "royal 'we'" in English, where the king refers to himself as "we".
Why are you misleading people? Quran says do not say trinity, so what are you talking about.
If Arabic is your native language, you would have realized that the Quran did not speak about a trinity, but rather spoke about three different gods. 👌
@@ImagineJesus-By_Es Here is the verse from Sura Nisa " هِۦ ۖ وَلَا تَقُولُوا۟ ثَلَـٰثَةٌ " translation, wala and dont, takulu say, salasa three, the word three god is not in the entire aya. So again stop misleading. Show me in this Sura where it say three different God, and make sure to show me actual Arabic and not someones translation.
I like that you speak confidently, knowing that you are not a native speaker of Arabic.. I speak confidently because I am a native speaker of the Arabic language, my friend, and I read the texts in their original language, and I know their true interpretation.. And most importantly, You go back to Surat Al-Ma'idah verse 116 To know what the Quran believed in the Trinity.. Anyway, my objective is that Sheikh Ahmed Deedat changed a word in the Quran to serve his ideas and nothing else 🤷🏽♂️
@@ImagineJesus-By_Esi speak arabic and its so clear that alah is one not 3 in one
@@ImagineJesus-By_Esi am to what قل هو الله احد الله الصمد لم يلد ولم يولد ولم يكن له كفوا احد means
Adam and eve are two different persons but god told them they are one flesh. So this is somewhat like trinity.
Trinity mean three. Trinity is considered as all of them are god, and yet Jesus who is equally god prays to god. That does not make sense, he is equally god but he is somehow less so prays to another god.
@jeffmartin6319 Then why does your Allah refer to himself in plural form in this verse in Qur'an 15:9? It doens't make sense when you say he is the one and only.
@@Sikander_37 You obviously have no idea about languages, that is a plurality of respect, and is used is Hebrew, Urdu, Hindi, Arabic, Persian and Pushto. One such example is Elohem, em is the plurality of respect, aap in Urdu and Hindi, taso in Pushto, soma in Persian and nahnu in Arabic, so same in Arabic. But the question was you said 360, I want you to show me where is that verse? Keep digging, but I bet you when I start asking question about Bible you will not be able to answer.
@@jeffmartin6319 Could you explain me what is plurality of respect?
Regarding what you want me to show?
You never asked me to justify anything rather you just made a statement regarding trinity.
@@Sikander_37 Actually it was my mistake, I have been have an exchange with another person about trinity and I mixed up my response, so please never mind about 360 that was meant for another person. As for plurality of respect, Plurality of respect, also known as the plural of majesty, is a linguistic device that conveys respect by using the plural form of a word. It is similar to the "royal 'we'" in English, where the king refers to himself as "we".
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