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Kaaba: The World's Golden Ratio Point

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    darkwolf3227
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    Dude, you may or may not be right about Jerusalem but you're missing the point. There were people living there already before the Zionists decided to play Colony in that corner of the earth.

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      ayman
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      Peace Fahad, everyone,

      Found this interesting
      http//www.holymysteries.com/ - Miracle of Kaaba
      Check it out.

      This is hilarious. My favorite part is when the guy shows a flat earth on which he measures the "golden ratio" DIAGONALLY!!

      http//i39.tinypic.com/n36ihw.jpg

      Of course, he ignores to say how he can measure a diagonal between corners on a... sphere! rotfl

      This is a scam just like Code 19 and all such "holy mysteries" crap that can only be used to justify preconceptions and deceive those ignorants who are unable to have faith in the god alone without associating with him some pagan shrine and are desperately looking for any straw to hang on to.

      Peace,

      Ayman

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        jonny_k
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        Peace bro "ayman",
        It's good that this was brought up beucause i was recently shown a video on youtube and asked some atheists to refute it. However their answer was not addressing the main points refuting the video. This was the one
        http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OYciMITt2o
        So is the ratio golden when taking a map and hence were the maps depliberately adjusted to fit the golden ratio by mecca kaba supporters? GOD Bless!

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          Samia
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          Watch the video from 710
          It says there are 49 letters in the verse 396. Actually there are 41 letters.
          It says there are 29 letters before the word becca (the word is not Makkah). There are only 21 letters.
          If they cheat in obvious calculations, how to trust them in any information?

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            jonny_k
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            Peace sis "samia",

            Watch the video from 710
            It says there are 49 letters in the verse 396. Actually there are 41 letters.

            JK- It says there are 47 letters. I agree there are 41 BUT they included the shadda marked letters twice and then you get 47. Now how to best explain to them that this is unjustified?

            It says there are 29 letters before the word becca (the word is not Makkah). There are only 21 letters.

            JK- They mean upto and including the word bekkah again also counting shadda marked letters twice. GOD Bless!

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              Samia
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              Still they will be 44 letters at most shadda on "awwal"; the one on "inna", and the on on "becca". The shadda on "linnas" and "lallathi" should not be counted because it just serves for the pronunciation of the "lunar" letters the nuun and the laam. How would you count letters in the word lilkitaab? Are you going to count the alif of the definite article (al), which disappears by the rule of language when preceeded by even one letter?
              Also, the shadda on the first letter of the word (lil3aalmeen) should not be counted, as this does not represent a disappering letter, but serves for the pronunciation of "idghaam". This counting is even very generous, since the preposition "inna" does not exist at all with two nuuns, but does exist with a sukuun (no shadda). A shadda may only be counted as two letters when there are really two letters and one of them is assimilated. This will automatically affect the 29 letters before "becca".

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                jonny_k
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                Peace "samia",
                So in words like inna, arraheem, allah, arrhaman, lillah the shaddah marked letters are NEVER counted as two? GOD Bless!

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                  Fahad1
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                  Watch the video from 710
                  It says there are 49 letters in the verse 396. Actually there are 41 letters.

                  Thanks for pointing that out.

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                    Samia
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                    Peace "samia",
                    So in words like inna, arraheem, allah, arrhaman, lillah the shaddah marked letters are NEVER counted as two? GOD Bless!

                    Shadda should honestly be counted as two letters when it does replace a letter. In the above words, only the shadda for lillah could be considered a double letter, because "allah" before the laam has two laams, after an extra laam we still have two laams

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                      "inna" has a simple shadda that does not replace a second nuun.
                      arrahman and arraheem + = The shadda above the "r" is not replacing any letter. It's just for the pronunciation which depends on the first letter befor adding the definite article, i.e whether it is a solar (there's shadda) or lunar (no shadda). Example of a word atarting with a lunar letter
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                      (lunar and solar letters have nothing to do with astrology or paganism ;D. They are so called because of the difference in pronouncing the laam of the definite article in the two words ash-shams "sun" and al-qamar "moon&quot
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                      jonny_k
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                      Peace "samia",

                      Shadda should honestly be counted as two letters when it does replace a letter. In the above words, only the shadda for lillah could be considered a double letter, because "allah" before the laam has two laams, after an extra laam we still have two laams

                      • = 3 = = 2
                        "inna" has a simple shadda that does not replace a second nuun.
                        arrahman and arraheem + = The shadda above the "r" is not replacing any letter. It's just for the pronunciation which depends on the first letter befor adding the definite article, i.e whether it is a solar (there's shadda) or lunar (no shadda). Example of a word atarting with a lunar letter
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                        (lunar and solar letters have nothing to do with astrology or paganism ;D. They are so called because of the difference in pronouncing the laam of the definite article in the two words ash-shams "sun" and al-qamar "moon&quot

                      JK- I knew what solar and lunar letters are but didn't know about this letter counted where a letter could actually replace a letter so thankyou very much for clarifying this. GOD Bless!

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                        Bigmo
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                        It is time for the Muslims to realise that Jerusalem is unimportant and it was a waste dump during the revelation of the Quran and that the ancient hebrew Israelites were nomads wandering in Arabia engaged in the spice and incense trade routes.

                        I wish that the Muslim World give up the silly city Jerusalem to the pagan Jews. The world will love us for it. Let the Jews worship Yahweh Son of El and his wife Asherah. Also, unnecessary silly 'holy' wars will be subverted. If I will fight the Jews, I won't fight them for Jerusalem, I will fight them for their usury. Period.

                        One of the very puzzling verses is the following

                        597 God has made the Kaaba to be the Restricted Sanctuary, to enforce for the people, and for the restricted month, and for the donations, and for regulation; that is so you know that God knows what is in heavens and what is in Earth, and that God is aware of all things.

                        How will this show that God knows everything. The finding above could be part of the answer.

                        Actually the Quran warns the Jews that if they leave the House of God they will be oppressed by many nations. This is what exactly happened.

                        2967 Have they not seen that We have established a safe territory, while all around them the people are in constant danger? Would they still believe in falsehood, and reject God's blessings?

                        Southwestern Arabia is a safe place relative to its surroundings.

                        Remember Abraham said "O my Lord! make this city one of peace and security and preserve me and my sons from worshipping idols.
                        I do call to witness this City.
                        And you are a freeman of this City.
                        And this City of security.
                        For me, I have been commanded to serve the Lord of this city, Him Who has sanctified it and to Whom belong all things and I am commanded to be of the Muslims.

                        Peace,

                        Rami

                        How can Jerusalem be unimportant? What about Jesus? And Solomon and David? Isn't Jerusalem the blessed land in the Koran?

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                          Rami
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                          How can Jerusalem be unimportant? What about Jesus? And Solomon and David? Isn't Jerusalem the blessed land in the Koran?

                          No. Archaeology in Palestine is bunk. We have to search in Arabia, Babylon, Persia and Egypt for King Solomon. Arabia could be a start. Some say Upper Egypt was Israel which is a fascinating idea.

                          http//www.revver.com/video/109911/preview-of-interview-with-ralph-ellis/
                          http//www.world-mysteries.com/gw_rellis.htm

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