Raised to discuss whether the Arabic grammar places the Messiah among those taken as lords besides Allah, supporting an argument about Jesus being treated as Lord.
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Raised in a superchat to argue that the Arabic wording sounds like Christians took the Messiah, along with scholars and monks, as lords besides Allah.
Raised in a question about whether the Arabic implies Allah and the Messiah are both taken as lords; used in a discussion of worship language and shirk.
Brought up in a discussion of shirk to ask how Jews and Christians supposedly took rabbis and monks as lords besides Allah; it was used to debate whether following religious rulings counts as worship.
Used as the main premise: the speakers argued this verse says Jews and Christians 'took their rabbis and monks as lords besides Allah,' and they used it to frame the claim that changing Allah's halal/haram is a form of worship/shirk.
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