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===== ✅ 1. “Muslim God has Two Hands (Quran 5:64)” =====

Claim: Quran 5:64 teaches Allah has two literal hands.

Fact:
Quran 5:64 does contain language about “His hands being outstretched/widely open.” However, classical Islamic scholars explain this language metaphorically or in terms of divine attributes, not as physical body parts like created beings. The verse responds to a claim the Jews made about “the hand of Allah being tied up,” meaning stinginess. It says: “Nay, both His hands are widely outstretched; He expends as He wills.” The word yad (hand) here indicates power and generosity, not literally human hands. Quranopedia<ref>{{cite web|title=Quranopedia|url=https://quranopedia.com/quran/5vs64|publisher=quranopedia.com|access-date=2025-12-30}}</ref>

So the verse does reference “His hands” linguistically, but mainstream tafsir does not interpret this as literal physical limbs.