Murda ko Zinda karna | Kya Prophet Muhammad ka Moujiza Hazrat Esa se bada hai

Summary

The video script discusses various miraculous events attributed to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), including reviving the dead. It references narrations from scholars and religious texts, such as Imam Khurram's interpretation and Hadiths 3391 and 3392, detailing instances where prayers and commands from the Prophet resulted in the resurrection of individuals. The script also touches on the concept of miracles in Islam and the reverence for the Prophet's authority and power.

Takeaways

• 👋 The speaker greets the audience with an Islamic greeting, emphasizing respect and reverence.
• 📜 The script discusses the miracles performed by Prophet Jesus (Hazrat Isa), particularly his ability to bring the dead back to life.
• 🙏 A story is mentioned where Hazrat Isa brought a man back to life by praying to Allah at the request of the man's sister.
• ⚰️ Another incident describes Hazrat Isa reviving a boy during his funeral procession through prayer.
• 👧 A girl who died at sunset was revived by Hazrat Isa through his prayers to Allah.
• 🕌 The script transitions to discussing Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) miracles, including reviving a girl at the request of her father.
• 🍖 A miracle is narrated where poisoned meat warned Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) that it was poisoned.
• 🌴 The script highlights an incident where a dry palm trunk, where Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) used to give sermons, cried out when he switched to a pulpit, demonstrating his connection to even inanimate objects.
• 📚 The script references various Islamic scholars and sources to validate these miracles, emphasizing their authenticity.
• 🔔 The video encourages viewers to like, share, comment, and subscribe for more content.

Q & A

What is the main topic discussed in the transcript?

The main topic discussed is the miracles performed by Prophet Isa (Jesus) and Prophet Muhammad, particularly focusing on instances where they brought the dead back to life.

How did Prophet Isa (Jesus) bring people back to life according to the script?

Prophet Isa (Jesus) brought people back to life by praying to Allah, and it was by Allah's command that the dead were revived.

Can you provide an example of Prophet Isa's miracle mentioned in the transcript?

One example mentioned is when Prophet Isa revived a man who had died in a village he visited. After praying to Allah, the man came out of his grave and lived for a long time, even having children.

What was the purpose of these miracles according to the transcript?

The purpose of these miracles was to demonstrate the power of Allah and to refute the claim made by Christians that Prophet Isa (Jesus) was divine or had god-like powers on his own.

What is the significance of Prophet Muhammad's miracle involving the poisoned meat?

The significance lies in the fact that the meat, which had been poisoned, spoke out to warn Prophet Muhammad of the poison, highlighting the miraculous nature of his prophethood.

What does the transcript say about the event involving a young girl during Prophet Muhammad's time?

The transcript mentions that Prophet Muhammad revived a young girl after her father challenged him, saying he would not believe in Islam unless his deceased daughter was brought back to life. The girl was revived but expressed a preference to remain in the afterlife.

How is the miracle of the crying date-palm trunk described?

The miracle is described as the date-palm trunk crying out when Prophet Muhammad moved away from it to deliver his sermon from a newly built pulpit. Prophet Muhammad comforted the trunk, and it stopped crying.

What does the script mention about the stones praising Allah?

The transcript notes that even inanimate objects like stones and pebbles, which are typically lifeless, praised Allah in the presence of Prophet Muhammad, showcasing another miraculous event.

What argument is made against the Christian belief in the divinity of Prophet Isa?

The argument made is that Prophet Isa explicitly performed miracles, including raising the dead, by the will of Allah, not by his own power, which counters the Christian belief in his divinity.

What is the overall message conveyed through the examples of miracles in the transcript?

The overall message is that the miracles performed by both Prophets Isa and Muhammad were by the will and power of Allah, emphasizing the belief in monotheism and the rejection of attributing divine powers to any human.