Read to warn that associating partners with Allah is unforgivable; the host used it after a Muslim guest agreed that both Allah and Jesus sent Muhammad, which the host labeled shirk.
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Quran 4:116
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116 God forgives not that aught should be with Him associated; less than that He forgives to whomsoever He will. Whoso associates with God anything, has gone astray into far error.
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Cited by the Christian side to argue that shirk is unforgivable in the Quran, challenging the claim that Muhammad’s alleged act of making something permissible impermissible could be excused as a mistake or ignorance.
Cited to support the Christian-side argument that shirk is not forgiven by Allah, framing Muhammad’s alleged preference for his wives’ wishes over Allah’s law as an unforgivable association of partners with Allah.
Cited from a Christian perspective to argue that Allah does not forgive shirk, challenging the claim that repentance can secure forgiveness for all sins.
Cited to support the Christian-side claim that the Quran says Allah does not forgive polytheism, framing Muhammad as having committed an unforgivable sin.
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