Zakir Naik – A Christian is Trying to Prove Polytheism from the Quran
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The man of National State University introduces himself as a 300-level student of mass communication and discusses his stance on religion, noting the use of "we" in religion for personal reasons and potential consequences. They also talk about the trinity and importance of following the Bible, with a "we" in Arabic. The speaker advises parents to educate themselves on the topic of "we" in Arabic and reminds them to look for clarification on a verse in the Bible that does not apply to their Christian beliefs.AI: Transcript ©
I greet all the dignitaries who have graced
this occasion.
Good afternoon, doctor Zakir Nye. I greet my
fellow student.
I'm a 300 level student of mass communication,
National State University, KEP.
My name's, Ajwang, your philosophy.
In the course of your summon, doctor Zakir
Naidu What's your name? What's your name, brother?
My name is, Ajwang Tiofilos Yakubu.
Yakub? Yes, sir. Yes.
Are you a Muslim or a Christian? I'm
a Christian. Okay. Yes, brother. Continue.
In the course of your, sermon,
you gave the concept of God in different,
religion,
which, Islam is one of them, which you
say, Islam believe in Tawhid, which means Islam
believe in 1 God.
And in
many,
verses in Quran,
you've,
see that when God is, speaking,
he used the pronouns of we, we. Even
when he was creating, like in Quran chapter
95 verse 4, he said that we created
man in the best design. He used that,
pronoun as in we,
which means that
it is not only 1 it was not
only 1 divine being that was speaking,
which means there are he was with other
beings.
You understand? I understand your question very well.
I'll give the reply.
Brother Yaqub
Yes, sir. I know Christian you are called
Jacob. First time I'm meeting a Christian called
Yaqub.
Half Muslim already.
Insha'Allah,
we pray to Allah to give you.
You already changed from Jacob to Yaqub.
Now from a false Christian to a true
Christian, Insha'Allah.
Brother Yaqub has asked a question
that the Quran
says, v.
The Arabic word he wanted to tell is,
we. The Arabic word is which
means we. So when the Quran refers to
we,
doesn't it mean more than 1 God? So
even the Quran talks about multiple gods. That's
the question.
Let me remind you brother Yaqub.
Do you know English well?
Yes. Do you know in English language, there
are 2 types of plural. 1 is the
plural of number.
If there are more than 1, we say
we. 1 is the plural of respect.
When the queen of England speaks,
she says we.
When the royal family,
when the have you heard the Queen of
England speaking?
Or the King of England,
Prince King Charles? No, it's not something. He
will not say I. He will say,
vie. Even in Urdu.
Urdu, there is plural of number, plural of
respect. When someone of the royal family, he'll
not say my, he'll say
So anyone from the royal family
when they speak
in most of the languages whether it be
English, whether it be Urdu, whether it be
other languages, most of the languages there are
2 types of plural. One is plural of
number
and the other is plural of respect. So
if you have not heard the queen of
England speaking or the king of England speaking,
they say we. They are 1.
How many king of England do you have?
1. But he says, we.
So this is the language. If you don't
know language, what can I do?
The same thing in Arabic. In Arabic, when
Allah says,
when Allah is saying we, no Arab will
say there are 2 gods or 3 gods.
Because the Arab knows Arabic.
Arab knows Arabic. You know English,
so you should understand that this is also
royal plural. Hope that answers the question. Can
I say something?
Have you understood the answer? I understand what
you're saying. So do you understand the Quran
refers to v as a royal plural, 1
single. Correct? Yes. But I want to say
something. If you have a next question, no
problem. First say, okay. Thank you. I've understood
the first answer. Then you can go to
the next question. Unless you don't say understood
the first question, I will not allow you
to ask the next question. I understand.
Very good. Good. But I want to Now
you can ask the next question.
Like during the creation when Allah is creating
the earth
because Sorry? During the creation? Yes. When Allah
is creating the earth, he used the just
like we say use
we. Like creation, it is only God that
is capable of creating
other things.
So why didn't he use that I
created man in the best, design instead of
using that way? Because he's the only one.
I told you the answer, yet you're asking
same answer. Why did Allah not say I?
That's Allah's wish. When King Charles is speaking,
sometimes he says I, sometimes he says we
that his prerogative,
who am I to interfere?
Are you God?
God can call. Sometimes he calls, I. Sometimes
he calls, we. That is the beauty.
Why did he say, that's God. Correct?
I'm I'm a doctor. Correct?
Sometimes people call me Sheikh Zakir. No problem.
Sometimes people call me Akhid Zakir. Brother Zakir,
no problem. Sometimes people call me doctor.
Oh, why don't you call him doctor always?
I have no problem.
Why do you have a problem?
Do you understand?
Yes. I'm a doctor.
Medical doctor
and a PhD doctor, both. Correct?
Now when someone calls me Sheikh Zakir, no
problem. Someone calls me,
no problem. Brother no problem.
So when Allah wants, sometimes you use the
z, sometimes you use the So what's your
problem?
So now now you are half Muslim.
Do you believe there's one God?
Now do you believe there's one God? I
believe there is God is,
1 in being and 3 in person. That's
what I believe, because I'm a Christian.
You you believe in trinity? Yes, sir. Can
you point out one verse in the bible
which speaks about trinity?
The Trinity doesn't exist in the Bible. Do
you know that?
The word Trinity doesn't exist in the Bible
but
but the word trinity is there in the
Quran.
Do you know that?
Do you know that that the word trinity
doesn't exist in the Bible? You give me
reference, I will agree.
Tell me one place where the Bible
says the word Trinity.
Even though What the Quran says? Even though
there is not the word in the bible.
This is the problem. But You don't follow
the bible. I follow bible. But that doesn't
mean that. I follow bible more than you.
That the reason I said, brother, Yaqub.
Therefore, I said, I'm more Christian than you
because I follow bible more than what you
follow. Okay. You said about 1,000 Let me
educate you. Let me educate you. The bible
doesn't talk about trinity. Quran talks. Quran says
in surah chapter 4 verse number 171.
Don't say tinnity.
They say stop it, it's better for you.
Quran is telling you, don't say tinnity.
The word tinnity is in the Quran. Stop
it. It's better for you. Quran repeats the
message in Surah Maidah, chapter number 5 verse
number 53.
They are doing kufur. They are blaspheming
those who say God is 3 in 1,
Trinity.
But why is it that, Talmud
is not mentioned in the Let me finish.
Is not mentioned. Do you want to learn
about the Bible or not? You are not
telling me anything. I'm a Christian Christian, not
following bible. I'm teaching you all the bible,
you want to listen. That means you're interested
in becoming a better Christian. Correct?
When someone is talking to you about the
bible, you want to keep. This is the
problem. Can I say That means you are
programmed to create
problem? Correct? Can I say something?
You know you cannot say.
Okay.
You cannot say because I want to educate
you. You mentioned You were saying I believe
in trinity, something with the bible doesn't say.
So how come you said you are a
Christian? You mentioned tawhid, but can you give
me one verse from the Quran that, mentioned
tawhid so that I just want to know.
Say the one verse. Suray class.
Suray
class, chapter number 112,
verse number 1.
Say the law will only.
What is the problem? But you didn't mention
when you are reciting. Yes, it is. I
had.
No. Man. Not a toy. He just he
didn't mention the tahhid in that verse that
he caught it. I found telling you.
The word. I don't mean the word. The
word the word is not in the Quran.
The word,
it is not in the Quran. Can you
give me a chance? The word.
If I say
is Arabic word coming from the root word
you have heard from some Christian which they
say, so it is not any repeating. The
word of other than the Quran.
You honestly, you don't know. You don't know
Arabic, that's your problem.
I'm still insisting. There is no the word
Quran. I'm telling you it is there. You
know Arabic guys. You don't know Arabic. The
word is there in the Quran.
Wahada is the origination
of the word tawhid,
meaning to unite, to unify, to consolidate. Now
coming to your question of
Trinity.
The one verse in the Bible,
which doesn't say Trinity, but some very close.
Close to Trinity, a first epistle of John,
chapter number 5 verse number 7. For there
are 3 that bear record in heaven, the
father,
the holy ghost, and the word.
And these 3 are 1. 1st epistle of
John,
chapter number 5, verse number 7. For there
are 3 that bear record in heaven. The
father, the holy ghost, and the word. And
these 3 are 1.
This is the closest.
But do you know, according to the scholars
of Christianity,
even this verse is a fabrication.
So in the revised standard version,
this was first epistle of John. Chapter number
5, verse number 7, has been removed from
the bible as a fabrication, as a concoction,
as interpolation.
By whom? Not by Muslims,
not by Hindus, by title scholars of the
highest evidence, backed by 50 different corporate denomination.
If you read the RSV Bible, the white
standard version of the Bible, this verse has
been thrown out from the Bible.
Because Jesus Christ, peace be upon when you
are last.
Jesus Christ, peace be upon, clearly mentioned in
the gospel of John, chapter number 14, verse
number 28. My father is greater than I.
Gospel of John, chapter number 10, verse number
29. My father is greater than all. Gospel
of Matthew, chapter number 12, verse number 28.
I cast out devil with the spirit of
God. Gospel of Luke chapter number 11 verse
number 20. I with the finger of what
cast out devil. Gospel of John chapter number
5 verse number 30. I can of my
own self do nothing. Either here I judge
and my judgement is just for I seek
not my will but the will of my
father.
He never claimed liberty. When he was asked
which is the first of the commandment, it's
mentioned in the gospel of Mark chapter number
12 verse number 29.
You're, O Israel, the lord, our god is
one god.