Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
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Political Interpretation of Islam January 3, 2011

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Quran 9:30 · At-Tawbah
Political interpretation of Islam is a modern, borrowed idea
“The subject for the present talk is political interpretation of Islam.”
Sirat Ibn Hisham, vol. 1, p. 295-296
Quraysh offered the Prophet political power, he refused
“Quraysh offered the Prophet of Islam political power.”
Quran 74:1 · Al-Muddaththir
Full story of Quraysh's power offer and Prophet's refusal
“The Prophet of Islam started his mission in 610 AD.”
Quran 33:45 · Al-Ahzab
Full story of Quraysh's power offer and Prophet's refusal
“The Prophet of Islam started his mission in 610 AD.”
Quran 67:2 · Al-Mulk
“There is a verse in the Quran: "a number of verses in the Quran we'll find in which this goal is mentioned".”
Quran 33:46 · Al-Ahzab
The Prophet was a preacher, not a political leader
“You cannot find one verse saying the Prophet was a political leader.”
Quran 42:13 · Ash-Shura
How a Quran verse was misinterpreted to justify political Islam
“Let me give an example of a misinterpreted verse.”
Quran 1:2 · Al-Fatihah
The Quran's first verse and what it means to surrender
“The first verse of the Quran is Alhamdulillah rabbil aalameen.”
Quran 4:128 · An-Nisa
Quran verse: non-confrontation is the best approach
“There's a Quran verse: as-sulh khair, peace is best.”
Sahih al-Bukhari, Hadith no. 6786
“der is a hadis dat rasul allah salallahu alaihi wasallam”