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    ayman
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    To any one who has an arabic tongue. What is the meaning of this sentence

    1. The rocket is going to the full-moon )
    2. The rocket is going to the moon

    Peace,

    Ayman

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      belH
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      Peace TheJoker,

      There are two steps for revelation

      1. Inzal/decending by the spirit which happened in one night - the night of measure where the moon start being measured in decending stages until it becomes a crescent (3639). This is also the night of the scorching full-moon.

      2. Tanzil/bringing it down to the heart of the prophet which as you said happened over a long period.

      "Inzal" is one night and not 29-30 days. "Tanzil" is over a long period and not specifically 29-30 days. So the 29-30 days lunar month is completely irrelevant as far as this issue.

      Peace,

      Ayman

      Brilliant!!!!!!!! . . . . . .

      To any one who has an arabic tongue. What is the meaning of this sentence

      1. The rocket is going to the full-moon
      2. The rocket is going to the moon

      Peace,

      Ayman

      rotfl

      Do not forget that the verb "Ra'aa" (Saw) was before the word Qamar in verse (6-77).

      What He (Abraham) SAW was a Stage (Phase) of the Moon, which could be FULL or Crescent.

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        ayman
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        Peace Belal,

        Do not forget that the verb "Ra'aa" (Saw) was before the word Qamar in verse (6-77).

        Are you trying to say that "he saw the moon" and not "the moon saw him". OK I got you now. )

        Peace,

        Ayman

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          belH
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          Peace all,
          Please copy and paste the following words (one at a time) in the link I provided before (http//www.babylon.com/define/98/English-Arabic-Dictionary.html) to know the meaning yourself

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            belH
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            Peace Belal,

            Are you trying to say that "he saw the moon" and not "the moon saw him". OK I got you now.

            Peace,

            Ayman

            rotfl
            Brilliant!!!!!!!! . . . . . .

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              unknownuser
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              Peace Ayman,

              babbling

              We were discussing THE FULL MOON ILLUSION that you are too proud to admit is NOT applicable.

              http//www.timeanddate.com/calendar/moonphases.html?year=2008&n=263
              http//aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/AltAz.php
              Data for June 18, 2008 FULL MOON 131 PM
              1950 -2.9 124.1 1.00
              2000 -1.3 125.6 1.00
              2010 0.7 127.1 1.00 HUGE FULL MOON ILLUSION AFTER SUNSET!
              2020 2.0 128.6 1.00

              Summer Solstice June 21, 2008

              Data for July 17, 2008
              1920 -1.7 120.7 1.00
              1930 0.4 122.2 1.00 was this the full moon illusion?
              1940 1.8 123.7 1.00

              Data for July 18, 2008 Full Moon 359 AM Ayman's HOT MOON
              Time Altitude Azimuth Fraction Illuminated
              1950 -2.4 115.2 1.00
              2000 -0.1 116.7 0.99
              2010 1.4 118.2 0.99 not full moon after sunset; was this the illusion?
              2020 2.9 119.7 0.99

              Answer the TWO simple YES or NO questions that I asked you.

              1. Does THE FULL MOON ILLUSION have anything to do with it?

              2. Did you see THE FULL MOON ILLUSION last year after the solstice?

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                unknownuser
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                Peace TheJoker,

                I have a question for those who uphold that shahr = month, in this context.

                2185 says that the quran was sent down in this month (sic)

                In truth, wasn't the quran sent down in stages? 2532 and 17106

                I read it as descended/began in a night in the month of Ramadan (first stage); the rest like this surah came later obviously...

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                (The Prophet) frowned and turned away, (1) Because there came to him the blind man (2) And how can you know that he might become pure? (3) Or that he might receive admonition, and that the admonition might profit him? (4) As for him who thinks himself self-sufficient, (5) To him you attend; (6) What does it matter to you if he will not become pure (from disbelief, you are only a Messenger, your duty is to convey the Message of All?h) (7) But as to him who came to you running ( And is afraid (of All?h and His Punishment), (9) Of him you are neglectful and divert your attention to another, (10) Nay, indeed it (this Qur'?n) is an admonition, (11) So whoever wills, let him pay attention to it. (12)

                All those who make the intent (witness) to do so should fast the month including the blind!

                There is nothing more clearer than the above.

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                  Q_student
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                  rotfl
                  Brilliant!!!!!!!! . . . . . .

                  Dear Belal .
                  No matter how much powerful arguement you bring it is going to be useless because you can debate with anyone who has some knowledge but that one who is a heap of ignorance.

                  Regards

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                    quickduck
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                    Peace TheJoker,

                    I read it as descended/began in a night in the month of Ramadan (first stage); the rest like this surah came later obviously...

                    Peace all,

                    You still didn't get it. OK ? Here is it in slow mo..

                    1- there are TWO forms of descending/revealing the quran, i mean in the quran ANZALA, and NAZZALA. Unfortunately, all the translations do't make any difference between the TWO, and treat them as "descending/descendu/bajado...etc.."

                    2- this is for arabic speakers (you, bilal)

                    NAZZALA....YUNAZZILO...TANZEELAN

                    ANZALA...YUNZILO....INZAALAN

                    Can you please tell me the difference between both ?

                    Witing for the answer

                    salam

                    By the way, if you will call your self a Cheerleader Captain, please you need to change your Gender Symbol.

                    the cheerleader captain is not an idea of mine, it's guest's and nun's ;D

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                      farida
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                      Dear Belal .
                      No matter how much powerful arguement you bring it is going to be useless because you can debate with anyone who has some knowledge but that one who is a heap of ignorance.

                      Regards

                      Or hell bent on distorting the truth, they are on pay roll after all they make their living out of it. yes
                      As for us this is what counts; Today, I have completed your religion, perfected My blessing upon you, and I have decreed Submission as the religion for you.
                      God bless all those who strive against wrong doers and uphold the system established by the last prophet Mohammad pbuh.
                      Salaam and happy Ramadan sun
                      farida

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                        quickduck
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                        Peace all,

                        You still didn't get it. OK ? Here is it in slow mo..

                        1- there are TWO forms of descending/revealing the quran, i mean in the quran ANZALA, and NAZZALA. Unfortunately, all the translations do't make any difference between the TWO, and treat them as "descending/descendu/bajado...etc.."

                        2- this is for arabic speakers (you, bilal)

                        NAZZALA....YUNAZZILO...TANZEELAN

                        ANZALA.......YUNZILO.......INZAALAN

                        Can you please tell me the difference between both ?

                        Waiting for the answer

                        salam

                        the cheerleader captain is not an idea of mine, it's guest's and nun's ;D

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                          farida
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                          the cheerleader captain is not an idea of mine, it's guest's and nun's

                          No this was Ayman's sexist title for me. You want to bet on it? In that case I will give you the reply number? jedi

                          Salaaaam

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                            Q_student
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                            Or hell bent on distorting the truth, they are on pay roll after all they make their living out of it. yes

                            farida

                            rotfl rotfl

                            Regards

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                              siki
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                              "Maadood" is a common word which we use in urdu every day, and there is absolutely no doubt about it that it means , "A very limited count"

                              Isn't it Farida?

                              Moreover , Rasulhamza was right in pointing out ,when you were trying to confuse ashraa, and "Shahar Ramadhan"

                              Ashraa, means arabic number 10. and you can call 1 to 10th day of a month as ashraa ae awaal, (first 10 days),11th to 20th as ashraa ul sani, (2nd ten day period) and 21st to 30th as akhari ashraa, ( last ten days), It has got nothing to do with Shahar, or shahar Ramadhan.

                              I am amazed , that with such ignorance , you are so arrogant?
                              knowing very well what "Maadood "means, you have chosen to keep quite like a hypocrite?
                              When some one addresses you with respect as "A SISTER" you bark at him . How do you want to be addressed...?

                              Let me assure you "Ramadhan as a month" is "deep" fried with you being its lawyer, and God save your clients in the real world.

                              siki

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                                Samia
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                                Ayman, as we have told you before, Madoodat Means Counted...It Does Not Mean 3-10 nor 30 nor 100...it does not mean few, as well...Simply, COUNTED.

                                Peace

                                Although "Babylon" is not a dictioary to search for classical meanings, but the result search for " " is "A few days", because it's still the used meaning. Try it for yourself on tis link

                                http//translation.babylon.com/Arabic/to-English/

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                                  unknownuser
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                                  Although "Babylon" is not a dictioary to search for classical meanings, but the result search for " " is "A few days", because it's still the used meaning. Try it for yourself on tis link

                                  http//translation.babylon.com/Arabic/to-English/

                                  30 days are few as compared to 365! thanks

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                                    noble
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                                    Peace
                                    Sorry to barge in but a few in proper english means a small number less than 10, so some dudes in this thread need to revise their english
                                    as well as their arabic...
                                    now in improper english, if you want to extend a few you can say "quite a few", and that will stretch it no to more than 13/14...

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                                      Samia
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                                      30 days are few as compared to 365! thanks

                                      It says "a few" not "few". Now search in an English Arabic dictionary

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                                        guest
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                                        Peace Ayman,

                                        Interestingly, the full-moon around the summer solstice is special because it follows a lower path across the sky compared to the rest of the year's full moons and for some reason our brains are wired to perceive such full-moons as larger than normal. In fact, not only will the full-moon seem bigger than normal, but the low-hanging full moon takes on an orange hue as a result of scattered moonlight in Earth's dusty atmosphere.

                                        First you say the summer solstice full moon follows the lower path across the sky. This is your so called Ramadan theory.

                                        The answer is that the TWO full-moons that took the LOWEST path are the full-moons BEFORE and AFTER the summer solstice. This fact is so indisputable that I don't even need to check the data through the link about. However, since you are doubting this then post the data and show me wrong.

                                        Then you say the TWO full moons that took the lowest path are BEFORE and AFTER the summer solstice. You just contradicted yourself. Instead of admitting the mistake you took pride in modifying your lousy theory. This is crazy, unrighteous, and hypocritical.

                                        Now as for ?This fact is so indisputable that I don't even need to check the data through the link about.? I will give you a challenge to determine how certain you are about the stated position. Here is the challenge DO YOU AGREE TO WITHRAW YOUR ARTICLE AND APOLOGIZE TO US IF I PROVE YOU WRONG? Just give me the word and I will provide the evidence.

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                                          noble
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                                          You mean apologize not APOLIZES surely the latter does not make sense?

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