[pinkpanther]

And you said you're well-informed. LOL

The Quran is pristine. Everybody or anybody can check the original verse because we have it. You can check it yourself. 

https://quran.com/4/157?translations=33

Pls  for this verse alone..you have numerous interpretations ...you know why? Because the Quran is unclear..that is the main reason! Are the words of God there to cause confusion? 

AI Overview



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Surah 4:157 of the Quran is interpreted differently, but most interpretations agree that it denies the crucifixion of Jesus (Isa), stating that he was not killed or crucified by the Jews. Some interpretations suggest Jesus was made to appear crucified to his enemies, while others believe he was physically taken up to God..

Here's a breakdown of the interpretations:
1. Substitution Theory: This is the most common interpretation. It suggests that someone else was crucified in Jesus' place, while Jesus was protected by God. This view emphasizes that Jesus was not killed by the Jews and that God's power protected him.

Some versions say the person crucified looked like Jesus, while others claim the event itself was made to appear as a crucifixion.
This interpretation aligns with the Quran's emphasis on God's power and protection of his messengers.

2. "Made to Appear" Theory: This view suggests that it only appeared to the Jews that Jesus was crucified. The actual event of crucifixion did not happen, or it happened in a way that was not a genuine death.
This interpretation is supported by some scholars who focus on the wording of the verse, which suggests the crucifixion was an illusion or deception.

3. Raising of Jesus: Some interpretations emphasize that Jesus was not killed, but was instead raised up to God. This is supported by the Quranic verse 4:158, which mentions Allah raising Jesus to Himself.
This interpretation focuses on Jesus's physical ascension, which is a significant event in Islamic belief.

4. Different Interpretations: Some scholars believe that the verse refers to Jesus's death and resurrection on the Day of Judgement, rather than an earthly crucifixion.
This interpretation acknowledges that Jesus will die and be resurrected, but not necessarily through crucifixion.

5. Those who disputed: The verse also mentions that those who disputed the matter of Jesus's death were in doubt and had no certain knowledge. This highlights the uncertainty and lack of understanding surrounding the event.

In essence, while there are variations in how the verse is interpreted, the central message is that Jesus was not killed or crucified by the Jews, and God had a plan to protect him.