Quran 16:76

The aggressor and murderer, a white farmer, was endowed with power and money, which he recklessly used against a powerless, innocent and a poor human being. The definition of “slavery” is given in the Quran, through verses 16:75-76. These verses explain the difference between a slave and a believing master, owner, or employer.

16:75 GOD cites the example of a slave who is owned, and is totally powerless, compared to one whom we blessed with good provisions, from which he gives to charity, secretly and publicly. Are they equal? Praise be to GOD, most of them do not know.16:76 And GOD cites the example of two men: one is dumb, lacks the ability to do anything, is totally dependent on his master – whichever way he directs him, he cannot produce anything good. Is he equal to one who rules with justice, and is guided in the right path?

16:76 Part: “IS HE EQUAL”

GOD is the ONE who created the ranks amongst the humans, in order to test them against each other. Some are blessed and provided for, more than others. Slavery is mentioned in the Quran – it is within God’s system, though the treatment of slaves is regulated by GOD. Murder is not permissible in Islam. The taking of a human life is only allowed in the course of justice – to execute or kill a human who is proven to have killed another human, but is decided by the victim’s family, who can also opt for a financial…

16:76 Part: “One who rules with justice,”16:76 Part: “And is guided in the right path.”

16:76 Part: “One who rules with justice,”16:76 Part: “And is guided in the right path.”

Through the Quranic verses, it is proven, that “slavery” is permissible according to God’s laws, but the owners have to rule with justice and in accordance with God’s laws. It is a test for the owners of slaves; and a test for the believers whether they follow God’s commands to atone for their sins by freeing the slaves or not; and whether they give their charities to the slaves or not. If the disbelieving humans abolish “slavery”, then the verses from the Quran cannot be applied and practiced. Nowhere does God…

16:75 ALLAH cites the example of a slave who is owned, and is totally powerless, compared to one whom we blessed with good provisions, from which he gives to charity secretly and publicly. Are they equal? Praise be to ALLAH, most of them do not know.16:76 And ALLAH cites the example of two men: one is dumb, lacks the ability to do anything, is totally dependent on his master – whichever way he directs him, he cannot produce anything good. Is he equal to one who rules with justice, and is guided in the right path?

16:75 Part: ALLAH cites the example of a slave who is owned, and is totally powerless, compared to one whom we blessed with good provisions, from which he gives to charity secretly and publicly. Are they equal?16:76 Part: And ALLAH cites the example of two men: one is dumb, lacks the ability to do anything, is totally dependent on his master – whichever way he directs him, he cannot produce anything good. Is he equal.

Revealed: Up to the words “are they equal” in verse 16:75 and “is he equal” in verse 16:76, the Arabic letters are perfectly 77 and 77 each time. Praise be to Allah for encoding these verses which provide great words of wisdom with the Miracle of Seven Pairs.Revealed: The messenger’s letters are 40 and 41 in each verse, revealing the Supreme Revelation of 1, Subhan Allah.

Revealed: The GV of Allah letters in both sets of words in verses 16:75-76 is 70 and the GV of the messenger’s letters is 272, revealing the diff. of Perfectly 202 proclaiming “Rabb” – “Lord”. This proves that the Lord has decided the fate of every human being, whereby He has created ranks amongst them. As each human being has a different rank based on the position, resources and provisions granted by Allah, therefore, they can never be equal to one another. Based on the ranks, some rule over others, and some have…

16:75 ALLAH cites the example of a slave who is owned, and is totally powerless, compared to one whom we blessed with good provisions, from which he gives to charity secretly and publicly. Are they equal? Praise be to ALLAH, most of them do not know.16:76 And ALLAH cites the example of two men: one is dumb, lacks the ability to do anything, is totally dependent on his master – whichever way he directs him, he cannot produce anything good. Is he equal to one who rules with justice, and is guided in the right path?

16:75 Part: ALLAH cites the example of a slave who is owned, and is totally powerless, compared to one whom we blessed with good provisions, from which he gives to charity secretly and publicly.16:76 Part: And ALLAH cites the example of two men: one is dumb, lacks the ability to do anything, is totally dependent on his master – whichever way he directs him, he cannot produce anything good.

Revealed: The messenger’s letters are 35 and 36 in each verse, revealing the diff. of 1. Verse 16:75 explains that the powerless slave who is owned by the master is not equal to the one whom Allah blessed with the good provisions from which he gives to charity secretly and publicly. Verse 16:76 explains the difference between one who is created dumb, lacks the ability to do anything, is totally dependent on his master, and cannot produce anything good no matter which way he is directed by his master, as compared to…