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    becarefull-_knowledge
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    1854 THUS, INDEED, have We given in this Qur'an many facets to every kind of lesson for mankind. However, man is, above all else, always given to contention

    may Allah guide us to the straight path, increasing us with knowledge and patience

    peace

    Well you know mothers are the original multitaskers, thanks for that website funny that I came accross it earlier and used it 10 minutes ago to post 2 different translations..
    As i mentioned, there is no arguing the fact that the quran is full of wisdom, dare imention one hadith that states that wisdom in the quran will not be fully extracted from now until the final days ( not an exact quote).
    I just believe that God has provided Muhamad (the prophet) part of this knowledge as in the ayat quted by Wakas
    "This/that is of what your Sustainer has revealed to you of hikmah/wisdom...
    this is what God has revealed to MUhamad (this aludes to the Quran) in this quran there is what you have quoted above in 1854 but other ayats ( i cant quote readily) Allah describes what he has given to Muhamad specifically (wisdom) to judge and teach

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      Sorry Quran alone is not enough we need tempt

      cease with the cartoons already!!
      and Yep we need the prophet with the book, as someone mentioned earlier, the book didnt come down in wings from the sky. it was delivered to the masses by Muhammed. the most excellent of persons to teach the book of Allah.He is God's choice for this job. other wise you can take different ayats decipher them any kind of way.

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        Let me state that you as a group are a product of a certain time in history with specific resources and experiences this will affect your (Hadith free) translations of the Quran than 200 years from now group of Quran onliers, the societies will change the news of the day techology will change their translations and explanations will change to a point that you will be shocked of them. what the .. you say?
        look at America 1959 vs America 2009 what is the majority consences on
        Race
        Marriage
        Sex
        Science
        God
        Music...
        Freedom ( ie burning flags, attending presidential speeches with rifles..,terrorist hunting permit bumper stickers...)

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          ...and leaving out the remaining hikma provided to Muhamad (PBUH)

          Baseless assumption. Once again, shows you cannot prove the "hikma" discussed in The Quran is the Traditional Hadith.

          What else you got?

          As I said, hikma/wisdom/judgement is not exclusive to The Quran. I shall leave you with such a wisdom

          When reason is against a man, the man will soon be against reason - Hume

          All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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            Baseless assumption. Once again, shows you cannot prove the "hikma" discussed in The Quran is the Traditional Hadith.

            What else you got?

            As I said, hikma/wisdom/judgement is not exclusive to The Quran. I shall leave you with such a wisdom

            When reason is against a man, the man will soon be against reason - Hume

            Peace Wakas

            I love that quote bravo bravo bravo

            Peace

            Hope

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              Peace

              I found this

              451 Art thou not aware of those who, having been granted their share of the divine writ, believe in baseless mysteries and in the powers of evil, and maintain that those who are bent on denying the truth are more surely guided than those who have attained to faith?

              It made my skin shiver

              Peace

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                Peace

                I found this

                451 Art thou not aware of those who, having been granted their share of the divine writ, believe in baseless mysteries and in the powers of evil, and maintain that those who are bent on denying the truth are more surely guided than those who have attained to faith?

                It made my skin shiver

                Peace

                handshake

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                  quote author=Wakas link=topic=9598888.msg218439#msg218439 date=1251323938]
                  Baseless assumption. Once again, shows you cannot prove the "hikma" discussed in The Quran is the Traditional Hadith.

                  What else you got?

                  As I said, hikma/wisdom/judgement is not exclusive to The Quran. I shall leave you with such a wisdom

                  When reason is against a man, the man will soon be against reason - Hume

                  Thanks for pointing out that hikma/wisdom.. is not exclusive to the quran, you know what, God himself has explained that he provided Muhamed wisdom in addition to the Quran to deliver to the people. If you agree this far, we are done. Hadith are recordings or collections of what he said. This man that has been provided hikma from God but you reject his sayings? or are you denying that he recieved hikma from God other than the Quran?
                  THere are far too many ayats in the Quran that state the Quran and hikma separately, offcourse the Quran has hikma, and as one person earlier stated the Quran can be called the hikma but as you have stated yourself and others in this forum, there is other hikma which is why Allah states that muhamad instructed in the book and the hikma
                  "a Messenger of their own , who shall recite unto them Your Verses and instruct them in the Book (this Qur'an) and Al-hikmah"

                  "reciting to you Our Verses (the Qur'an) and purifying you, and teaching you the Book (the Qur'an) and the hikmah "

                  Reasoning without patience is dangerous as i have provided my own favorite saying below, why. because as a human you have limited scope and resources to uncover truths, in patiently you can make hasty decision based on available evidence as are done every day in hospitals, courtrooms and academia that are later disproven because one or two factors were overlooked. One great thinker from the past (socrates) stated to his students, after decades of learning and teaching, 'there is one thing that i know for sure, is that i know nothing' this is a true hikma.

                  A little knowledge is a dangerous thing-Pope
                  I dedicate this to all those who feal more or as competent/knowledgeable or having hikmah as the prophet God himself has appointed to do the work of explaining his book.

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                    quote author=Wakas link=topic=9598888.msg218439#msg218439 date=1251323938]
                    Baseless assumption. Once again, shows you cannot prove the "hikma" discussed in The Quran is the Traditional Hadith.

                    What else you got?

                    As I said, hikma/wisdom/judgement is not exclusive to The Quran. I shall leave you with such a wisdom

                    When reason is against a man, the man will soon be against reason - Hume

                    Thanks for pointing out that hikma/wisdom.. is not exclusive to the quran, you know what, God himself has explained that he provided Muhamed wisdom in addition to the Quran to deliver to the people. If you agree this far, we are done. Hadith are recordings or collections of what he said. This man that has been provided hikma from God but you reject his sayings? or are you denying that he recieved hikma from God other than the Quran?
                    THere are far too many ayats in the Quran that state the Quran and hikma separately, offcourse the Quran has hikma, and as one person earlier stated the Quran can be called the hikma but as you have stated yourself and others in this forum, there is other hikma which is why Allah states that muhamad instructed in the book and the hikma
                    "a Messenger of their own , who shall recite unto them Your Verses and instruct them in the Book (this Qur'an) and Al-hikmah"

                    "reciting to you Our Verses (the Qur'an) and purifying you, and teaching you the Book (the Qur'an) and the hikmah "

                    Reasoning without patience is dangerous as i have provided my own favorite saying below, why. because as a human you have limited scope and resources to uncover truths, in patiently you can make hasty decision based on available evidence as are done every day in hospitals, courtrooms and academia that are later disproven because one or two factors were overlooked. One great thinker from the past (socrates) stated to his students, after decades of learning and teaching, 'there is one thing that i know for sure, is that i know nothing' this is a true hikma.

                    A little knowledge is a dangerous thing-Pope
                    I dedicate this to all those who feal more or as competent/knowledgeable or having hikmah as the prophet God himself has appointed to do the work of explaining his book.

                    Peace BK

                    Thanks for your contribution, I always thought that the Quran and the hikmah was one thing, e.g. when you recite (study) the Book the Hikmah will result out of your belief and gain of knowledge. I guess there is more to it. I am looking forward to the discussion and inshallah we are guided in the right path.

                    God bless you all

                    Hope

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                      peace hope4, all,

                      I gave my take on "hikma" here if interested
                      http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=14594.msg135168#msg135168

                      All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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                        peace hope4, all,

                        I gave my take on "hikma" here if interested
                        http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=14594.msg135168#msg135168

                        Thanks for that Wakas,

                        I suppose the examples from the Great Reading at first will sound like a collection of stories with no real relevence, but as time goes on the examples will somehow be linked to your life and thus help you make right choices in life. Am I on the right track by saying that?

                        Peace

                        Hope

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                          hikma/wisdom/judgement can be extracted from the stories, yes.

                          All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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                            hikma/wisdom/judgement can be extracted from the stories, yes.

                            Thankyou,

                            One more question, if we look for hikma/wisdom/judgement in other books besides the Quran this will not be relevent as this is someone elses intepretation and may or may not reflect or be a good example for ones own life, an example will be that a teacher can teach a subject to many students but ultimately the students that gain the top grades are those who have made the correct connections to help them understand what is being taught. Would you say thats the way the Quran works?

                            Peace

                            Hope

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                              In Islam, males and females are not required to be Circumcised (327), Vs. Sunni and Shia teachings requiring all males to be circumcised and females in some cases...

                              Was Muhammad (pbuh) not circumcised?

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                                and Yes Bukhari may Allah reward him for all his efforts and sacrifices

                                Bukhari called Abu Hanifa - the founder of the Sunni Hanafi school of fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) - an "unreliable person". The truth is that Abu Hanifa was a much more knowledgeable person than Bukhari. Why should we consider Bukhari himself as "reliable" ?

                                These are the words of Islamic scholar "Yasar Nuri Ozturk".

                                Also, Abu Hanifa considered only 17 hadiths as authentic.

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                                  Really only 17? i wonder what he accepted

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                                    Really only 17? i wonder what he accepted

                                    I'm not sure what you mean here, I read this in an article (by prominent Turkish Islamic scholar Yasar Nuri Ozturk). He says only 17 hadiths were accepted as authentic by Abu Hanifa, a.k.a imam-e-azam. This deserves a separate thread IMHO.

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                                      quote author=Wakas link=topic=9598888.msg218439#msg218439 date=1251323938]
                                      Baseless assumption. Once again, shows you cannot prove the "hikma" discussed in The Quran is the Traditional Hadith.

                                      What else you got?

                                      As I said, hikma/wisdom/judgement is not exclusive to The Quran. I shall leave you with such a wisdom

                                      When reason is against a man, the man will soon be against reason - Hume

                                      Thanks for pointing out that hikma/wisdom.. is not exclusive to the quran, you know what, God himself has explained that he provided Muhamed wisdom in addition to the Quran to deliver to the people. If you agree this far, we are done. Hadith are recordings or collections of what he said. This man that has been provided hikma from God but you reject his sayings? or are you denying that he recieved hikma from God other than the Quran?
                                      THere are far too many ayats in the Quran that state the Quran and hikma separately, offcourse the Quran has hikma, and as one person earlier stated the Quran can be called the hikma but as you have stated yourself and others in this forum, there is other hikma which is why Allah states that muhamad instructed in the book and the hikma
                                      "a Messenger of their own , who shall recite unto them Your Verses and instruct them in the Book (this Qur'an) and Al-hikmah"

                                      "reciting to you Our Verses (the Qur'an) and purifying you, and teaching you the Book (the Qur'an) and the hikmah "

                                      Reasoning without patience is dangerous as i have provided my own favorite saying below, why. because as a human you have limited scope and resources to uncover truths, in patiently you can make hasty decision based on available evidence as are done every day in hospitals, courtrooms and academia that are later disproven because one or two factors were overlooked. One great thinker from the past (socrates) stated to his students, after decades of learning and teaching, 'there is one thing that i know for sure, is that i know nothing' this is a true hikma.

                                      A little knowledge is a dangerous thing-Pope
                                      I dedicate this to all those who feal more or as competent/knowledgeable or having hikmah as the prophet God himself has appointed to do the work of explaining his book.

                                      Salaamun Alaykum

                                      The Quran is also called Ash-Shifaa (1782) .. where is this Shifaa? Do we recite some hadiths to get our health back?
                                      The Quran is also called Az-Zikraa many times... where is this Zikraa(rememberance)? Do we recite some hadiths to remind us of Allah?
                                      The Quran is also called Haq(362)... Where is this Haq(truth)? We know hadiths is full of false reports...

                                      Sorry but your point does not stand... If you take hikmah to mean hadiths... then you SHOULD take all the other names/attributes of the Quran to mean to hadiths as well.... Why would you act unjustly towards the other names/attributes of this Quran?

                                      What you fail to realize... You sunnis, everytime I talk to you guys, you use the same outdated and illogical discourse with me... that following the Quran alone is a new age religion... Why do you say stuff which you yourself does not know... were you a witness? The Messenger and his companions were only following the Quran... And the idea of following the Quran alone is also present in hadiths... but portrayed in a negative way of course because hadith writers had no reason to put a hadith in their book which says we should be following the Quran alone...

                                      I remember one of the talks of Br.Ahmed Deedat which I watched a few days ago.. where he says.... Moses on the day of Judgement will deny Judaism, Isa will deny christianity... because it was not the deen which the brought... And of course, Muhammad will deny these hadiths... And will tell... Why has his UMMAH forsaken the Quran which he brought(2530)...

                                      Now what you think regarding these hadiths?

                                      Sahih Bukhary; and Sahih Muslim, both reported that same Hadith

                                      The messenger of God, talking to his companions, said, "On the Day of Judgment, some of my Umma (community) will be taken to the left, and I will say; "to where ?". I will be told "to the Hell fire" I will say; "God, these were my (Sahaba) companions." I will be told that "You do not know what they invented after you. They turn back on their heel since you left them." I will say' " To destruction, destruction to those who changed things after me"

                                      Sahih Bukhary

                                      Al-Aala Ibn Al Musayeb said his father said, "I met Al Baraa Ibn Azib and told him, "Good for you that you accompanied the Prophet and declared allegiance to him under the tree." He said, "Listen, the son of my brother, You do not know what we invented after him."

                                      Sahih Muslim

                                      Huthyfa said the Prophet said, " Among my companions twelve hypocrites, of these, eight will not enter paradise until the camel pass through the eye of a needle."

                                      Bukhary

                                      Saeed Ibn Al Musayeb said his father said, the Prophet said, "Some of my companions (Sahaba) will go to a river in Paradise, but they will be taken away, so I will call on God, "My companions (Sahaba)," but I will be told, "You do not know what they did after you. They turned back on their heel"

                                      The same Hadith was given few more times with different narrators.

                                      While these hadiths DO NOTHING to prove that the words of God in the Quran are correct, the sects who cherish hadiths more than the word of God would be looking for them. It is interesting that they will never learn from it as God will block them from knowing the truth since they rejected the words of the Quran to start with. We are only listring them to give them no excuse, using their own language.

                                      You also said somewhere that we need to look for qualifications... you are more interested in papers and clergy that real words directly from the Quran... But you know what.. Muhammad did not come to his people with any qualifications at all.. Those who chose to believe, believed him and did not ask for qualifications... But as for those who kept denying... they kept accussing the messenger of forgery... Check out this verse please where Muhammad is saying that he came with nothing... He has nothing to back his words except what was being revealed to him... Muhammad came to them empty handed... he was neither a monk, nor an angel.

                                      Say, "I DO NOT say to you that I possess the treasures of GOD. NOR DO I KNOW THE FUTURE. NOR do I say to you that I am an angel. I simply FOLLOW WHAT IS REVEALED TO ME (The Holy Qu'ran) ." Say, "Is the blind the same as the seer? Do you not reflect?" - The Holy Qu'ran ~ Livestock ~ 650

                                      You guys you seem to be so sure about history... You talk as if you witnessed them and all those events unrolled before your eyes... But what you again fail to realise is, history will always be doubtful and only Allah know the truth about it as HE IS A WITNESS ... This verse establishes the FACTS regarding the unreliability of history and hearsay/reports of the people.

                                      Some would say, "They were three; their dog being the fourth," while others would say, "Five; the sixth being their dog," as they guessed. Others said, "Seven," and the eighth was their dog. Say, "My Lord is the best knower of their number." Only a few knew the correct number. Therefore, do not argue with them; just go along with them. You need not consult anyone about this. The Holy Qu'ran ~ The Cave ~ 1822

                                      I wish to hear back.

                                      Wassalaam

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                                        I'm not sure what you mean here, I read this in an article (by prominent Turkish Islamic scholar Yasar Nuri Ozturk). He says only 17 hadiths were accepted as authentic by Abu Hanifa, a.k.a imam-e-azam. This deserves a separate thread IMHO.

                                        So why not start one, i'll tell you what i mean there.

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                                          peace hope4, all,
                                          I gave my take on "hikma" here if interested
                                          http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=14594.msg135168#msg135168

                                          Wakas No one I dont think from any of the islamic sect is denying that hikma is in the Quran, its the words of Allah, the hadith confirm this by going above and beyong your understanding that the knowledge in the Quran is deep to the extent that writing it would require more ink than the volume of water in the ocean or something to this effect (again rough translation not exact quote, then again you guys can take this and run with it saying all hadiths are not accurate)

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