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**bikersfan** · 07-15-2010, 11:31 AM

Dear Brothers, Assalaamoalaikum

The Holy Messenger(SAW) said that the dead hear. This statement leads to the following question: What is the hearing distance of the dead? Do we know how the dead hear?

Second point: If I am a scientist and I want to explain something to a layman, would I be using very technical terms or would I be speaking in a language that the layman may understand. Did the Holy Messenger(SAW) use the word angels to facilitate the understanding of the layman?

Third point: If the Holy Messenger(SAW) does know who is taking his name at any point in time, would that mean that he has All-Encompasssing Knowledge as Allah(SWT) does?

Fourth point: Is it impossible for the Holy Messenger(SAW) to hear someone pronouncing his name?

Brotherly yours
farook

07-15-2010, 11:31 AM	#1
bikersfan Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 390 Senior Member	Hearing of the dead Dear Brothers, Assalaamoalaikum The Holy Messenger(SAW) said that the dead hear. This statement leads to the following question: What is the hearing distance of the dead? Do we know how the dead hear? Second point: If I am a scientist and I want to explain something to a layman, would I be using very technical terms or would I be speaking in a language that the layman may understand. Did the Holy Messenger(SAW) use the word angels to facilitate the understanding of the layman? Third point: If the Holy Messenger(SAW) does know who is taking his name at any point in time, would that mean that he has All-Encompasssing Knowledge as Allah(SWT) does? Fourth point: Is it impossible for the Holy Messenger(SAW) to hear someone pronouncing his name? Brotherly yours farook
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