for your willing or unwillingly. "They both said, " We come willingly" (Fussilat, verse 11)
This meaning needs a lot of contemplation so as to recognize them in perfect way.
One of the examples of relativism of the meanings of the Glorious Quran is the concept of Illiteracy of the Prophet. The Glorious verses of the Quran expressed this verse.
Allah The Almighty says " ... those who follow the message of the Messenger, the Prophet, who can neither read nor write (i.e. Mohammed) whom they find written in the Torah and the Gospel " (A'raf , verse 157)
Illiteracy in the full meaning of today's concept derives its meaning from motherhood "relation of some one to his mother" it is said that an illiterate person to refer to someone who does not know any thing as if he were just delivered to life by his mother. Similarly, the word is used to express the opposite meaning of perfection in reading and writing. Does the Glorious Verse want to refer to in ability of the Messenger (SSAS) to read or write? This will be better obvious if we know that the attribute of illiteracy is used in addressing the Children of Israel by Allah The Almighty saying : "those who follow the message of the Messenger, the Prophet, who can neither read nor write (i.e. Mohammed) whom they find written in the Torah and the Gospel " (A'raf , verse 157)
Therefore it is clear that illiteracy in this respect is a sign given by Allah to the Children of Israel by which they might recognize the Prophet of the Last of times.?!
The term illiterate is mentioned in Allah The Almighty says " ... Say (O Mohammed) O mankind ! Verily, I am sent to you all as the Messenger of Allah to whom belongs the domain of the heaven and the earth. None has the right to be worshipped but He. It is He who gives life and causes death. So believe in Allah and His Messenger (Mohammed) the Prophet who can neither read nor write." (A'raf , verse 158)
In this position, the international concept dealt with in the verses of the Glorious Quran, can be noticed. All human beings are addressed by this speech. This is emphasized by the use of the term "all"
The concept of As Sa'ah (The Hour) is one of the time concepts used in the glorious Quran to refer not only to the current use of the word which is relatively short duration of sixty minutes but to shorter periods of time as said in Allah The Almighty says " ... .. and every