A friend says that the birth of Nabi Isaa (Alayhis salaam) was not miraculous because according to the scientists it is possible for a woman to give b

Answer

Your friend has committed kufr. He should repent and renew his Imaan. Regardless of something being the effect of Allah's created natural laws, if that thing comes into existence at the command of Allah Azza Wa Jal, without the operation of the natural laws, it will be a miracle. For example: A woman is barren and cannot beget children. She has been married for more than 30 years, but no children. Then a Buzrug made Dua for her or gave her a Ta'weez. As a result, she conceived and gave birth to a child. This child is the effect of a miracle although medicine did not have the ability to cure her barrenness.

The possibility of a woman giving birth to a child without the intervention of a male is contrary to the natural laws created by Allah Ta'ala. Human beings are not asexual. Thus, there are no recorded asexual births. And, if there is any such record it will be extremely rare, and it will be classified as abnormal.

Regarding Hadhrat Nabi Isa (Alayhis salaam), he was not the product of any asexual trait in his mother, Hadhrat Maryam (Alayhis salaam). Prior to being conceived, his mother was informed by the Angel that she will be giving birth to a child by Allah's command. Thus, regardless of the extremely rare existence of the asexual factor in human beings, the birth of Hadhrat Isaa (Alayhis salaam) is Miraculous in view of it being by the direct command of Allah Ta'ala.

It is normal and natural for rain to fall from the sky. However, during a severe drought when there is no hope whatsoever for rain, if a Buzrug makes dua and the rain pours suddenly in torrents in response to his dua, it will be said that it is a miracle despite rain falling from the sky being a natural phenomenon.

What is written in Ma-aariful Qur'aan and other Tafaaseer is merely to show to the atheists that such a birth is not an impossibility even according to natural laws, hence rejection of Hadhrat Isaa's miraculous birth is an exhibition of gross moronity, and scientists who are among the worst morons are in rejection of even the Existence

of Allah Azza Wa Jal.

would be handed to me in 2018, that is three years after signing the contract to build. I have paid a substantial amount in instalments. However, I am no longer interested in the deal. According to the laws in Dubai, I can cancel the deal if the house was not delivered in a year, and further, I can claim compensation as well. What is the Shariah's view?

A. If the house was not handed to you in 2018 as per your agreement with the developer, then you are entitled to claim a full refund of the amount you had paid. You may not claim any extra as compensation as allowed by the kufr law of Dubai. You are entitled to only the amount you had paid and that too if the developer is in violation of the agreement he had with you.

The laws of Dubai which are in conflict with the Shariah have no validity in Islam.