But committing suicide is a sin right? So are you encouraging people to kill themselves by suicide bombing? Nope, if they do there will be world war 3! yes that's how they practice Jihad! But what about the salvation of the family members living behind on earth?
I don't blame the religion Islam put the person who compile the Quran because they have taken out The Injil that would be the Gospel! It is also stated in Wikipedia
The
Injil (
Arabic إنجيل (or
Injeel) is the
Arabic name for the
Christian gospel, and one of the four
Islamic Holy Books the
Qur'an records as revealed by
God, the others being the
Suhuf Ibrahim,
Zabur,
Tawrat and
Qur'an.
The word
Injil is derived from
Greek word
Ευαγγέλιον (
evangelion), gospel and means 'the good news'.
Some Muslims claim the
Gospel or the
New Testament to have been
corrupted over time, however there are not textual evidence of this corruption,
[1] others hold the view that the
Injil is a
lost book, different from the New Testament which was either written by the
apostles or people connected to them.
According to the
Twelver Shia, the original and uncorrupted Injil is contained in
al-Jafr (a mystical Shia holy book), which is presently in the keeping of Imam
Muhammad al-Mahdi.
In the Qur'an
The word
Injil occurs twelve times in the
Qur'an (3:2, 3:43, 3:58; 5:50–51, 5:70, 5:72, 5:110; 7:156; 9:112; 48:29; 57:27) and refers to the revelation to
Isa (Jesus). Most Muslims do not believe that the
Injil in the Qur'n refers to the four
Gospels or the
New Testament. Although the Qu'ran refers to the message of Isa, the contents of the revelation contained in the Qur'anic
Injil is not specified in the Qur'anic text. In Qur'an, the Injil is instruction for the righteous;
Qur'an 5:46:
"And We sent in their footsteps Jesus the son of Mary, authenticating what was present with him of the Torah. And We gave him the Injil, in it is guidance and light, and to authenticate what is present with him of the Torah, and a guidance and lesson for the righteous."
[edit] Difference from the Gospels
Muslim scholars generally dispute that
Injil refers to either a lost scripture or the four Gospels. Others believe the
Injil was not a physical book, but simply a set of teachings. The word
Injil is used in the Qur'an, the
Hadith and early Muslim documents to refer specifically to the revelations made by God to Isa (Jesus). [
citation needed]
However, Christian scholars claims that since the Qur’an mentions the Gospel as “the Book” or “the Scriptures.” (34:31, 35:31, 10:37, 12:111, 3:3, 5:51) Then the New Testament must be the Injil.
Arabic Christians use an Arabic
Bible that is the same
Bible used by other Christians world wide, but sometimes refer to it as
Injil.
Accuracy and authority
Main article:
Tahrif
Many Muslim scholars believe that the Injil has undergone
tahrif, that words and the meaning of the words have been distorted, with some passages suppressed and others added. The Islamic principle of the oneness and wholeness of God's divinity (
tawhid) means that in their view it is impossible for Jesus to be God
incarnate or the
Son of God, and that the worship of Jesus by Christians is due to corruption in the Christian texts.
Disputed areas of text within the
Injil include references where
Jesus is called the Son of God by his followers and the events that occurred after Jesus' death. The majority of Muslims believe that instead of Jesus dying on the cross and then being resurrected, he was never crucified, but ascended into
heaven.
Although parts of the
Injil are generally believed to have been corrupted over time, the original
Injil is, nonetheless, a revelation from God to Jesus in the eyes of Muslims. It is therefore treated as such, and belief in it is necessary, as is prescribed by one of the six Islamic
articles of faith.
Many Muslims still believe that, of the books
(al-kutub) sent by God, only the Qur’an remains undistorted and protected from
tahrif. God took upon Himself the preservation of the Qur'an, unlike the Tawrat, Zabur and Injil.[
citation needed] The Qur'an is considered to be the only flawless scripture still existing, with the
Scrolls of Abraham being lost.[
citation needed]
I bet many muslims have never question about the Injil? If not they would have believe in Isa Al-Masih that would be out Lord Jesus Christ! If they claim they believe in Isa Al-Masih why aren't they following the teachings of Isa Al-Masih and his disciples? However, they believe in Muhammad S.A.W and his disciples! And if you read more the muslims will always claim that most of the content are LOST or DISTORTED!