| The Advent of The Promised Messiah | 16 Say, ‘Holy is my Lord! I am not but a man sent as a Messenger. (Bani Isra’il, 17:94) [Publisher] |
| The Advent of The Promised Messiah | 47 Bani Isra’il, 17:94 [Publisher] |
| A Response to Three Questions of a Christian | 2 ‘Or you have a garden of date palms and vines, and cause streams to gush forth in the midst thereof in abundance; ‘Or you cause the heaven to fall upon us in pieces, as you have claimed, or you bring Allah and the angels before us face to face; ‘Or you have a house of gold or you ascend up into heaven; and we will not believe in your ascension until you send down to us a book that we can read.’ Say, ‘Holy is my Lord! I am not but a man sent as a Messenger.’ (Surah Bani Isra’il, 17:92–94) [Publisher] |
| Barahin-e-Ahmadiyya Part V | 139 Say, ‘Holy is my Lord! I am not but a man sent as a Messenger.’ (Surah Bani Isra’il, 17:94). [Publisher] |
| Barahin-e-Ahmadiyya Part V | 2 Say, ‘Holy is my Lord! I am not but a man sent as a Messenger.’ (Surah Bani Isra’il, 17:94) [Publisher] |
| Barahin-e-Ahmadiyya Part V | 43 Surah Bani Isra‘il, 17:94 [Publisher] |
| Elucidation of Objectives | 12 "Say, 'Holy is my Lord' ". (The Qur’an 17:94) [Translator] |
| Fountain of Chritianity | 8 Those, who call themselves Muslims and yet believe that Jesus(as) ascended to heaven in his physical body, utter an absurdity against the Holy Quran which affirms Jesus’ death in the verse […when Thou didst cause me to die…—Al -Ma’idah, 5:118 - Publishers], and precludes the possibility of a man ascending to heaven in the verse [Say, my Allah is Holy, I am not but a human being and a Messenger of God.—Bani Isra’il, 17:94 - Publishers]. How ignorant of them to hold a belief in contradiction to the Word of God! There can be no greater folly than to translate the word tawaffa as 'being lifted to heaven with one’s physical body'. Firstly, in no lexicon do we find the word tawaffa being translated as such. Moreover, since the verse speaks about the Day of Judgement, and this is what Jesus(as) will have to say for himself on that day, it follows that the Last Day will arrive but Jesus(as) will not have died, for he will have presented himself before God in his physical body before he could ever be made to suffer death. To misinterpret the Holy Quran thus is to surpass even the Jews in the art of interpolation! [Author] |
| Fountain of Chritianity | 24 Muslims, particularly the Ahl-i-Hadith, profess strong faith in Tauhid, but, unfortunately, their condition fits the proverb, 'Spitting the gnat and swallowing the camel'. Can we really call them believers in the Unity of God when they believe Jesus(as) to be one and without partner, just like God is, and when they believe that he went to heaven in his physical body and will return to earth some day, and that he is the one who created the birds! The unbelievers repeatedly swore that if the Holy Prophet(sa) could only ascend to heaven in his physical body, they would at once accept him, but the answer given to them was [Bani Isra’il, 17:94 - Publishers] i.e., tell them, my Lord never breaks His word, and I cannot go to heaven because He has promised [Therein shall you live, and therein shall you die.—Al-A‘raf, 7:26 - Publishers] and [And for you there is an abode on the earth.—Al-A‘raf, 7:25 - Publishers]. Are we to believe that God forgot this promise when He took Jesus to heaven, or are we to assume that Jesus was not a mortal at all? If Jesus did go to heaven in his physical body, it would inevitably follow, in the light of the Quranic statement, that he was not a human being. What is more, these so-called advocates of Islam have attributed even to the Dajjal qualities which necessarily make him God. What a pity that they should profess Tauhid and yet make such claims! [Author] |
| Haqiqatul-Wahi | 42 [In response to the Quraish’s demand that the Holy Prophet(sa) should go to heaven before their very eyes and return with a book, the Holy Prophet(sa) was commanded] Say, ‘Holy is my Lord! I am not but a man sent as a Messenger’ (Surah Bani Isra’il, 17:94). [Publisher] |
| Haqiqatul-Wahi | 1 Say, ‘Holy is my Lord! I am not but a man sent as a Messenger’ (Surah Bani Isra’il, 17:94). [Publisher] |
| Haqiqatul-Wahi | 24 Here, I mean to refer to the verse [Say, Holy is my Lord! I am not but a man sent as a Messenger (Surah Bani Isra’il, 17:94)]. Doubtless, this verse categorically rejects the idea of any human being ascending to heaven with his physical body. Only the most ignorant would deny this. In fact, the words refer to another verse of the Holy Quran, which is [Therein shall you live and therein shall you die (Surah Al-A‘raf, 7:26)], for physical ascension of any individual to heaven would result in the breaking up of this natural law and God Almighty does not violate His law. Hence, reflect upon it, O wise ones! (Author) |
| Invitation to Ahmadiyyat | 13 Surah Bani Isra’il, 17:94 |
| Lecture Ludhiana | 46 17:94 [Translator] |
| Lecture Sialkot | 26 Say, ‘Holy is my Lord! I am not but a man sent as a Messenger’. — Bani-Isra’il, 17:94 [Publishers] |
| Malfuzat – Volume X | 9 Say, ‘Holy is my Lord! I am not but a man sent as a Messenger’ (Surah Bani Isra’il, 17:94). [Publisher] |
| Malfuzat – Volume X | 2 Holy is my Lord! I am not but a man sent as a Messenger (Surah Bani Isra’il, 17:94). [Publisher] |
| The Advent of The Promised Messiah | 16 Say, ‘Holy is my Lord! I am not but a man sent as a Messenger. (Bani Isra’il, 17:94) [Publisher] |
| The Advent of The Promised Messiah | 47 Bani Isra’il, 17:94 [Publisher] |
| The Essence of Islam – Volume V | 7 Bani Isra’il, 17:94 [Publisher] |
| The Life & Character of the Seal of Prophets (Volume I) | 22 Banī Isrā’īl (17:94) |
