Tathbit Dala'il al-Nubuwwa — Part one, chapter 19, section 4 of 4

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A section of chapter 19 of Qadi Abd al-Jabbar al-Hamdani's Tathbit Dala'il al-Nubuwwa, part one; the Mu'tazili author gathers proofs of the Prophet ﷺ's mission and miracles from the Qur'an and transmitted reports, answering those who deny prophethood or strip it of miracles. The quoted excerpt is taken from the Wikisource edition.

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«كما تقدم بيان ذلك لك. وهم يقولون: إن الله الأب قال لابنه يسوع المسيح إني ولدتك قبل أن أخلق كوكب الصبح. وليس في هذه الطوائف الثلاث من النصارى من يقول: إن المسيح ابن الله على طريق التشريف والمجاز، …»

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Tathbit Dala'il al-Nubuwwa — Part one, chapter 1

A section of chapter 1 of Qadi Abd al-Jabbar al-Hamdani's Tathbit Dala'il al-Nubuwwa, part one; the Mu'tazili author gathers proofs of the Prophet's mission and miracles from the Qur'an and transmitted reports, answering those who deny prophethood or strip it of miracles. The quoted excerpt is taken from the Wikisource edition.