BANFAN bhai, what if this person say is a Unitarian Christian and, in today's world of evident Islamophobia, just never came across the goodness of the Qur'an? Or, just say a deist, who just grew up to hate organised religions so much that never actually took the chance to explore into them, however he did live his life trying to do the right things at every juncture of his life, with the realization of accountability always at the back of his mind?
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One question I always had: did Allah take the responsibility upon Himself that at some stage of every human being's life He WILL reveal the Qur'an to them and convince them about the Qur'an's authenticity, and then the person would be either accepting or rejecting it? Because otherwise the scenario, at the first glance, looks be unfair?
Allah knows.
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Also, the verses saying ''All those who believe (in Qur'an), the Jews, the Christians... anyone who believe* and do good deeds will have rewards, and nothing to grieve about''
The traditionalists do explain this verse in a way different from what one would understand at the first reading.
*you'd think it's just talking about the belief in God, but according to the majority it includes the other ''articles'' of faith too.
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