that neither did the Prophet (s.a.w)
have fantastical powers and that
those that are ale to work miracles
are the route to the Dajal.
“And so I ask you by Allah, in
whose hand is the Kingdom of the
Heavens? Is it Allah or is it the
Satan (May Allah curse him)? So if
you say that these things are Magic
or from the Jinn and that is your
statement, a rival is he who says
that the Kingdom of the Heavens is
in the hands of the Devil (May
Allah curse him) And Allah curses
he who says such an ignorant
stupid statement and insists upon it
and does not repent to Allah over
it.” Ahmad Al-Hassan (a.s)
Rather we say that no Prophet
(s.a.w) or Vicegerent neither Dajjal
(l.a) has fantastical powers of their
own, rather they only have the
power that Allah (swt) allows them
to have. If miracles occur it only
happens by the Will of Allah (swt).
And even Dajjal (la) will only have
the abilities that which Allah (swt)
has given him to have.
The Holy Qur’an (61:6)
“And (remember) when 'Jesus, son of
Mary, said: "O Children of Israel! I
am the Messenger of Allah sent unto
you confirming the Torah which
came before me, and giving glad
tidings of a Messenger to come after
me, whose name shall be Ahmed.
But when he came to them with
clear proofs, they said: "This is
plain magic."
And is the name Ahmad (a.s) not
the name of the Prophet (s.a.w), and
does the verse not mention a
messenger to come whose name is
Ahmad. And yes the verse says
messenger and not a Prophet to
come, a messenger whose name is
Ahmad. And yes it can refer to
Muhammad (s.a.w) as well. The
Qur’an runs the path of the sun an