Muhammed Ali refutes a critic's claim that 'sama' in Quran 51:47 means merely 'sky,' demonstrating through classical Arabic dictionaries and Quranic usage that 'sama' refers to whatever is above—including the cosmos and universe. He explains the Arabic grammar of 'wa inna la musi'un' (we are expanding) is a present/continuous state, not past tense, and that the critic's proposed term 'al-kawn' for universe is a modern usage absent from classical Arabic or pre-Islamic poetry. He then examines Biblical contradictions (Judas's death, who purchased the field) to contrast with Quranic precision, critiques forced adherence to a single madhab (the four Imams themselves said to reject their views if they contradict hadith), and dismisses a Christian theory equating the Mahdi with the Antichrist as confused and textually baseless.
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