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Nazarene
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If the Qur�an is pure Arabic (Sura 12:2, 13:37; 16:103; 41:41), then why are there so many foreign words in it?
i've noticed this also. foreign words describing foriegn things and foriegn happings. how would muhammad know of such things?
muslims call it revelation!
leland Edited by Nazarene - 22 March 2009 at 4:18pm |
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Nazarene
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peace! Is the evil in our life from Satan (Sura 4:117-120), from Allah (Sura 4:78), or from ourselves (Sura 4:79)?
all things come from god weather good or bad. god greated satan, god greated humanity.
the link below gives a very good explanation on this topic.
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Honestly speaking, i did not read whole Bible yet. Am reading it since 4 months. Those two verses i quoted were from a book "Christian-muslim" dialogue. I did clearly see the difference.Can you answer me of those verses, whom we consider as contradictions in bible ? Anyways, am sorry for it, that i did not study it whole. Coming to Quran, even if you read it in parts, its not a problem, Apollos. The point is we need to read that with its context. Only then will we get its true understanding.
You can read Qur'an from this site - Accept this as a gift from me
Just click at those surahs, and try to read it. If you have any doubts then, can surely post them here.
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Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: �All the descendants of Adam are sinners, and the best of sinners are those who repent."
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Apollos
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Leland,
Another Muslim said bowing is not the same as worship - as you say. Do Muslims agree on this view? Also, are you saying that because humans have the spirit of God within them, that angels should bow down and worship some humans today?
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'Trust everyone but not the devil in them'
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Saladin,
In the translations I read it refers to the earth being stretched out, laid out like a carpet, with tent pegs, etc. The passages about the Mountains holding down the earth seem to correspond to this as well. Such descriptions imply a flat earth view and don't make sense for a sphere that we know the earth is.
Since another Muslim says the English translations are not precise or accurate, maybe you can tell me what the Arabic is describing in these passages.
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(13:3) He it is Who has stretched out the earth and has placed in it firm mountains and has caused the rivers to flow. He has made every fruit in pairs, two and two, and He it is Who causes the night to cover the day.8 Surely there are signs in these for those who reflect.
We know the earth is spherical and the Quran indicates that in some verses but "visually" isnt the earth stretched out for us inhabitants of earth? I dont know what you see Apollos but I dont see "flat earth" in these verses.
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Apollos
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Saladin,
I don't see how the "root" below the crust is part of or even connected to the mountain on top of the crust. I also don't see how this fits with the expression that Mountains hold down the earth like tent pegs since the holding down of the earth's crust is accomplished via a heavy high density "root" that is not part of the mountain itself. But, if this is what you believe and the Quran's language can be interpreted with such great latitude and flexibility to accomodate the facts about this aspect of science, why do Muslims demand such a narrow interpretation of other passages and of Bible passages?
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Nazarene
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Many verses describe the earth as flat. I understand that corresponding tafsirs validate this interpretation. Numerous hadith also describe a flat earth, with the sun and moon rotating around earth. (Sura 2:22; 13:3; 15:19; 16:15; 20:53; 22:65; 27:61; 40:64; 43:10; 50:6-7; 51:48; 55:10; 71:15-20; 78:6-7; 79:7-30; 88:20; 91:5-6). How can this be? Suras 16:15; 21:31; 31:10; 78:6-7; 88:19 tell us that God placed (threw down) mountains on the earth like tent pegs to keep the earth from shaking. Sounds like more flat earth mythology. What�s up? 2:25 (Y. Ali) But give glad tidings to those who believe and work righteousness, that their portion is Gardens, beneath which rivers flow. Every time they are fed with fruits therefrom, they say: "Why, this is what we were fed with before," for they are given things in similitude; and they have therein companions pure (and holy); and they abide therein (for ever).
jesus also says in thomas "that truth is reviled in type and image, because the world could not exept it any other way "
a simialarity not literal. a likeness so that we may have some understanding. can any of us truely comprehend the whole of creation that's "streched out" before us?
leland
Edited by Nazarene - 22 March 2009 at 8:17pm |
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