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The alleged crime of David claimed in the Bible in connection
with Uriah and his wife (2 Sam. xi.) is not even alluded to in
the Koran, rather the Koran refers to his excellent pious
character and that he was one of the top ranking Messengers.
It is one of the superiorities of the Holy Koran that it
teaches us that all prophets are born sinless and die sinless.
It does not, like the Bible, impute to them crimes and sins
- e.g. the double crime of David, mentioned in the Bible,
which, according to the Law of Moses, is punishable by
death - which, let alone a prophet who is a chosen worshiper
of God the Almighty, we would not even think of attaching
to the name of an ordinary human being.
The story of David committing adultery and two angels
having come to him thus to remind him of the sin is a puerile
with Uriah and his wife (2 Sam. xi.) is not even alluded to in
the Koran, rather the Koran refers to his excellent pious
character and that he was one of the top ranking Messengers.
It is one of the superiorities of the Holy Koran that it
teaches us that all prophets are born sinless and die sinless.
It does not, like the Bible, impute to them crimes and sins
- e.g. the double crime of David, mentioned in the Bible,
which, according to the Law of Moses, is punishable by
death - which, let alone a prophet who is a chosen worshiper
of God the Almighty, we would not even think of attaching
to the name of an ordinary human being.
The story of David committing adultery and two angels
having come to him thus to remind him of the sin is a puerile