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Dr. Shabir Ally discusses the Quran 9:30, which references claims attributed to Jews and Christians about Ezra and the Messiah. Dr. Shabir explains that this verse has puzzled Muslim scholars, particularly regarding the claim that some Jews referred to Ezra (or Uzair in Arabic) as the "son of God." He elaborates on classical interpretations, including Al-Tabari's view that such statements were made by a small group or individuals rather than the entire Jewish community. Dr. Shabir highlights that Uzair’s identity remains unclear and that translating it as "Ezra" may lead to criticism based on misunderstandings of historical context. Dr. Shabir addresses critics who claim this verse reflects an error, emphasizing that the Quran demonstrates deep knowledge of earlier scriptures while carving its distinct theological path. He says that the Quran's references should not be dismissed as errors but understood within their linguistic and historical frameworks. By retaining the original term "Uzair," Dr. Shabir argues, translators can better preserve the Quran’s intent and avoid unfounded critiques. If you enjoy this video, please support our work financially by: Visiting our website http://www.QuranSpeaks.com OR Sending an etransfer to iGive@QuranSpeaks.com OR Subscribing monthly at Patreon.com/QuranSpeaks ► DONATE: http://www.quranspeaks.com/ ► SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=quranspeaks Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/LetTheQuranSpeak Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/QuranSpeaks.tv Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/Quran_Speaks
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