In the Koran is there any record of Mohammad performing miracles?

Question

If not, where do the miracle stories come from and when were they recorded?

I'm not asking about any specific one...I'm just asking are there any?

OK..so thanks to the one guy that did answer my question...so I guess the answer is no, there are no miracles recorded in the Koran is that right?

Answer 1

There is no record of Mohammad's miracles in the Q'ran. It's been a major source of doubt for many Imams, so much so that many have converted to Christianity because of it.

Answer 2

Many miracles, which incorporate the splitting of the moon into 2 halves (technology merely at the instant got here upon this and attempting to describe how the moon might have been split in 0.5), and distinctive different miracles you will discover documented in Islamic historic previous. A miracle is a non everlasting answer to an instantaneous project; and then the miracle can't be considered besides the fact that if it has performed its objective. besides the fact that if many would be skeptical, the Holy Qur'an is the miracle of Prophet Muhammad (observed) which will final unchanged till the Day of Judgment. this is been unchanged for 1400 years and the Arabic Holy Qur'an you will get @ any bookshop is the comparable comparable one as those in the museums that are centuries old.

Answer 3

Most of the miracles of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be upon him) are recording in ahadeeth (narrations about him, his life, his statements, his action).

Ahadeeth are somewhat similar to the Bible, except for the fact that the ahadeeth were preserved very meticulously. To learn about the way ahadeeth were preserved go here:http://www.islamic-awareness.org/Hadith/

Many of the miracles of the prophet, are of the same authenticity of the Qur'an, in the sense that so many people witnessed them that it is impossible that it was an invented lie.

One such miracle, is the splitting of the moon, which is mentioned in the Qur'an:

"The Hour has drawn near, and the moon has been cleft asunder
And if they see a sign, they turn away, and say: "This is continuous magic."
" [Qur'an 54:1]

Narrated Abdullah:

The moon was cleft asunder while we were in the company of the Prophet, and it became two parts. The Prophet said, Witness, witness (this miracle)."

Many people from different places, muslim and non-muslim alike witnessed the same miracle, that the moon split in two.

To see more of the miracles of the Prophet go here:

http://www.sunnah.org/history/miracles_of_Prophet.htm

Answer 4

On the contrary, the Quran clearly states that Muhammad was not able to do any miracles. There is a verse in the Quran when his enemies challenged him to ask god to send stones from the sky to kill them and he could not do it saying that god is too merceful to do that.

Answer 5

Mohammad did not perform any miracles he was just a prophet.

Answer 6

The only miracle about the Qu'ran is that Muhammad, in illiterate man, is claimes to have written it.

Answer 7

the only one miracle that Muslim proclaim that Muhammad did was splitting the moon into half

Answer 8

It's another book written after the prophet’s death and complied by rumors of the people of that time. Just like the New Testament its rubbish and you shouldn’t even waste your time.

Answer 9

THE INVENTION OF THE QURAN
In these existing conditions, Muhammad started inventing his own religion after 610 A.D. when he appointed himself as Allah’s apostle and messenger, as stated in the Quran (not as a prophet) and claimed that the Angel Gabriel ordered him thus (without any witnesses to his claim). Muhammad gathered a concoction of about 10% of Babylonian Talmud (not the Torah of Judaism, but with numerous errors/etc); about 5% of Christianity (a few parts of the Gospel, but distorted and erroneous, probably gathered from Mary his Coptic slave, and Waraqa, his wife Khadija’s Christian cousin, and during his travels to Syria); about 25% of existing Hindu temples/Allah/idols/rituals and beliefs in Saudi Arabia. (The word ‘Allah’ is a Sanskrit word and in truth, there is no Islamic Allah); about 10% of Animism (spirits, demons, Jinns, devils, spirits, etc) gathered from existing Arab folklore and mythical tales; about 10% of Arabic traditions and culture, and 40% of Muhammad and his companions’ own barbaric creations, to make up Islam, his new religion. Since Muhammad and his several hundred companions were completely illiterate (could not read or write) and Muhammad had a poor memory; thus, his companions memorized for him the Quranic verses they plagiarized/concocted. But in the battle of Yamamah, almost all his companions were killed and the original Quranic verses were lost forever and was never compiled in writing before Muhammad himself was killed by food poisoning in 632 A.D. by a Jewish slave, who said, “If you are a true Apostle, Allah would have saved you”. Caliph Abu Bakr (632-634A.D.) then entrusted Zayed Ibn Thabit to compile the Quran, from memories of Muhammad’s illiterate wives, concubines, slaves, and a few contacts; who claimed to have heard Muhammad and his companions utter various verses. Zayed managed to gather an estimated 7,900 verses. But this first compilation of the Quran, with numerous contradictions, ridicule, confusions, and errors, created a lot of trouble and huge problems arose over the years. Under the caliphate of Uthman (644-656 A.D.), he was compelled to withdraw all the distributed, handwritten copies of the Qurans and burnt them. Zayed was again ordered for the second time, to recompile and re-edit the Quran more sensibly and convincingly from his original Quran, kept with Hafsa (Muhammad’s widow). Zayed did the best he could in re-editing the Quran and more than 2,000 contradictory, confusing, erroneous and illogical verses were abrogated (cancelled), some were replaced, and others added/borrowed to make sense of the cancellations/replacements. This re-edited Quran in Sura 16:101-103 says Arabs accused a Christian slave of teaching Muhammad and was persecuted, and 25:4-5 confirms accusations of borrowing stories from Folktales, and Fables by the then Arabs. Abu Al-Aswad Al Doaly put dots as syntactical marks, during the time of Mu'awiya Ibn Abi Sufian (661-680 A.D). The letters were marked with different dotting by Nasr Ibn Asem and Hayy ibn Ya'amor, during the time of Abd Al-Malek Ibn Marawan (685-705 A.D). A complete system of diacritical marks, (damma, fataha, kasra,), were newly created by Al Khaleel Ibn Ahmad Al Faraheedy (d. 786 A.D). Now the Quran stands at only 6,241 verses today from its original 7,900. But given the circumstances prevailing in those days and the fact that compiling from various uneducated peoples’ memories, etc; this concocted manmade Quran, still have a lot of contradictions, confusions, absurdities, illogicalities, ridicule, errors, unscientific theories, etc. (For details, see ‘A dialogue between a Christian and a Muslim about the Quran’ and ‘A balanced understanding of Islam’ in this website). So a lot of people did have a hand in inventing the Quran. Thus, the bulk of the verses of today’s Quran, are actually from Muhammad’s wives, concubines, temporary wives, slaves and was edited by Zayed Ibn Thabit (it has nothing to do with God).

Answer 10

what " miracle stories " would you be referring too. site and link please or book and page number, thank you in advance

Mohammad ( peace be upon him ) is a prophet/slave/messenger of God as was Noah ( peace be upon him ) or Lot ( peace be upon him ) or Moses ( peace be upon him ) The Qur'an was revealed to Mohammad ( peace be upon him )