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die it would not be inconsistent with his
prophethood as all prophets before him have been
subject to death—would be accounted as defective
and meaningless. Surely God Almighty is far above
saying that which is not true and is against the
facts. 202
Another verse that clearly and absolutely declares the death of
Hazrat ‘Īsā as , without any doubt whatsoever is discussed by the
Promised Messiah as in the following quotation:
The Holy Qur’ān says:
وَاذلَّ‏ ‏ِيْنَ‏ يَدْ‏ عُوْ‏ نَ‏ مِنْ‏ دُوْنِ‏ ٰ اهللّ‏ ِ لاَ‏ يخَ‏ ‏ْلُقُوْ‏ نَ‏
اَمْوَاتٌ‏ غَيرْ‏ ُ اَحْيَآءٍ‏ ۚ وَّمَا يَشْ‏ عُرُ‏ وْ‏ نَ‏ اَايَّ‏ نَ‏ يُبْعَثُوْ‏ نَ‏
شَ‏ ئًْا وَّهمُ‏ ْ يخُ‏ ‏ْلَقُوْ‏ نَؕ‏
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(Sūrah An-Nahl, Part 14)
This means that: ‘Those who are worshipped and
called upon beside Allāh cannot create anything but
are themselves created. They are dead, not living.
They do not know when they will be resurrected.’
Just see how clearly these verses affirm the death of
all those human beings who were worshipped as
gods by the Jews and Christians and some of the
Arab tribes and to whom they supplicated. If you are
still not convinced of the death of Jesus son of Mary,
202
Izāla-e-Auhām, Rūhānī Khazā’in, Volume 3, Pages 277-278, trans. in The
Essence of Islām, Volume 3, Pages 198-199
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Sūrah An-Nahl, 16:21-22