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30 Verses from Holy Quran that proves the death of Isa (as)

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NO ONE WILL DESCEND FROM HEAVEN!




" Remember, no one will descend from heaven. All our opponents who are living at present will die and not one of them will see Jesus, son of Mary, descend from the sky and then their children who survive them will also pass away and none of them will see Jesus, son of Mary, coming down from the heaven. Generations of their posterity will also perish and they too will not see the son of Mary descending from heaven. Then God will create restlessness in their hearts; that the day of the glory of the Cross had passed away and the world had taken another turn but Jesus, son of Mary, had still not come down from the sky. Then all the wise people will discard this belief and the third century from today will not have completed when all those who had been waiting for Jesus, both Muslims and Christians will despair of his coming and entertaining misgivings shall give up their belief and there will be only one Faith in the world and one preceptor. I came only to sow the seed. That seed has been sown by my hands. It will now grow and blossom forth and none dare retard its growth."
(Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani -The Promised Messiah in Tazkira-tush-Shahadatain)

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  1. So speaks the man of knowledge....wrong interpretations of holy quran'd lead u nowhere. The games u people play with the Arabic literature modifying or more appropraitly dodging the reality doesn't imply ur hypothesis is correct. When Hadrat Musa[AS] could transform his club into a python why can't Jesus descend...

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  2. shariq bro u r a Muslim ... didn't u have read in holy quran that when kuffar of makkah asked holy prophet to go to sky and bring a book ten we will accept u .what he replied ?????? plz answer me and u will find ur answer

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