The Jewish Point of View on the Attribution of Bada to God and the Qur'anic, Narrative, Jewish, and Historical Criticisms on It

According to some narrations, Bada is one of the teachings that God did not send any prophet to guide the people unless He asked him to ask people to confess that they believe in Bada. Although according to this news, it is expected that the heavenly religions, especially the Abrahamic religions (PBUH), agree on the necessity of believing in this belief; Jews (as well as Christians) strongly disagree with this teaching. Their opposition can be traced both under verse ۶۴ of Surah Ma'ida and under the famous conversation between Imam Reza (PBUH) and Suleiman Maruzi, and also in the writings of Jewish theologians such as Musa bin Maymon al-Andalusi (۵۲۹-۶۰۱ AH). The purpose of this article is to explain and criticize their arguments in detail by referring to the Qur'anic verses and commentators' interpretations, then by referring to narrative sources, and finally by paying attention to the Jewish theological sources, and showing that these arguments are not acceptable.

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Bada ، Jew ، Torah ، Holy Quran ، Prophet Moses (PBUH)