I was talking with a relative. We were discussing our commonalities. Im muslim revert samd my familys christians. My brother was talking about God being a father and as muslīs we dont believe that. I didnt correct him and just let him talk. But i didnt want to create arguement but i worry should i have corrected or educated him becsuse they dont know that.
Assalam Alaikum. To clarify, Jesus (peace be upon him) primarily spoke Aramaic, not English or Hebrew. Aramaic was the common language in Judea during his time, and it was likely the language he used most frequently. The translation of religious texts over time from Aramaic to Hebrew and then to English may have led to shifts in meaning. For example, the term "dependent" of God, might have been translated to "son" of God, or the term "Lord" might have been mistranslated to " The Father" altering the original context. When discussing these beliefs, it's advisable to approach the conversation gently and respectfully. If faced with confrontation, it's best to withdraw from the argument. It's commendable that you corrected any misconceptions politely and explained your perspective. If the other person disagrees, it's their issue, not yours, as long as your approach remains courteous and kind. May Allah guide us all
@hanysm@gmail.com Wa alaikum salaam. Thank you. I feel bad because i made no correction so feel a sin of omission sort of
@Anonynmous19 - No sin, inshaAllah. I believe you handled the situation well. It seems your brother was aware of your stance on the matter and perhaps wanted to spark a debate. You did the right thing. Remember, Allah is not waiting to punish us or trap us into sin. You are worshipping a Merciful and Compassionate God who loves us. Also, keep in mind that you are not responsible for guiding all of humanity; they must have the will to be guided themselves. There will be another, more suitable opportunity where you can convey your message effectively. Always be kind and respectful to your family and loved ones. Pray for their guidance through duaa and prayers. Now go back to what befit you, rather thinking about what depresses you. Have a lovely and happy day 😊
@hanysm@gmail.com Thank you very much!
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