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How would a Muslim respond to the following quote: “The Qur’an is just and ordinary book and Muhammad (PBUH) is just an ordinary man”.
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Rehana Bhayat How would a Muslim respond to the following quote: "The Qur'an is just and ordinary book and Muhammad (PBUH) is just an ordinary man". Islam is for the entire mankind and to say "The Qur'an is just and ordinary book and Muhammad (PBUH) is just an ordinary man". Would be a great slander against this religion. To prove my point that the Qur'an is not just an ordinary book I have the following points: The Qur'an cannot be an ordinary book because millions and millions of people in the world read it. Even when a Muslim has a problem, the first thing that they turn to is the Qur'an, because basically the Qur'an has a solution for every problem that faces a human in a lifetime. There is also no other book in the world that has the solution to all daily problems. It just can't be an ordinary book. The Qur'an...
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