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DOES THE QUR'AN SAY THAT THE LAND OF PALESTINE IS PROMISED TO THE JEWS

 

Question:

 I need to know what the Quran says about Israel. I am in this community, and some Jews are asking questions about the Koran, saying that the Koran recognizes that Israel is the land of Palestine, and that this is promised to the Jews in the Koran. They say that the Quran mentions that David was promised Palestine and it was named Israel. They also say that God chose the Jews to inherit this land. Please give me information to help me.

Thank you for your cooperation, and may Allah guide and bless you for your good deed.

Answer:

All the statements made by the Jews are incorrect.

The Qur'an does not a) recognize that Israel belongs to the Jews, b) does not promise David Palestine, c) does not claim that the Jews will inherit Palestine.

On the contrary, the Qur'an clearly says: "The wrath of Allah overtook them, and poverty fell upon them" (Surah Alu-Imran, verse 112). This happened because they disobeyed Allah and His prophets (peace be upon them all). Their success and dignity are embedded in the adoption of Islam.

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