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Responses in Quran to the criticim and to the accusations of polytheists in Mecca

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2007
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From the existance of first human, fight of unification and to polytheism is always existed in different forms and dimensions. One who polytheist perceive unification as the biggest threat against their cruel and injustices based order and declare war against God?s prophets and fight with prophets who are sent for people to guide to reach happiness both in this world and afterdeath. The first interlocutors of Qur?an who are the polytheists of Mecca ridiculed with Qur?an and the Prophet Muhammed, who was appreciated with regard to every behaviour before the prophethood, by suggesting claims which are mindless and illogical; they tried to obstruct invitation with fear of losing arrogance, ignorance, prejudice and statue they have. Great God consoled the believing mutekit and the Prophet Muhammed, who was upset because of polytheists unjust criticism and accusation by sending verses of Qur?an, he guided his prophet about the way he should follow by rebuting their illogical and unfounded claims with the strongest proofs. Prophet Muhammed never used the method of ones who polytheism fort he domination of unification. He, like the other prophets, followed the rules of God fort he domination of unification but invited people to accept the essentials of belief by struggling in a good way with all kinds of attributions to God, being conscious about searching the right way in religion is in hand of God. He tired with patience and diligence by avoiding sesibility despite the obstuctions. He ended the effigies which are in minds before the tangible ones.

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Mahmut Ay

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Mahmut Ay (Master Thesis). Responses in Quran to the criticim and to the accusations of polytheists in Mecca, 2007, Gazi University.

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