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    progod
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    Peace,

    The article sited at the beginning of this thread is a ridiculous, ludicrous and absurd. The Quran is in Classical Arabic and Aramaic is a different language. If so called Arabs don't understand the Quran it is because they speak corrupted dialects of Arabic and are not educated in the Old Classical version of it, used by the Quran, the Hadeeth and other old arabic literature.

    Godbless,
    Anwar

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      Q_student
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      Peace,

      The article sited at the beginning of this thread is a ridiculous, ludicrous and absurd. The Quran is in Classical Arabic and Aramaic is a different language. If so called Arabs don't understand the Quran it is because they speak corrupted dialects of Arabic and are not educated in the Old Classical version of it, used by the Quran, the Hadeeth and other old arabic literature.

      Godbless,
      Anwar

      I agree .That is Wahi of Satan to the Author.
      This is how the Satan works.
      Regards

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        Meteora
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        Guess Ayman is wrong then.

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          Ahmad_Bilal
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          Guess Ayman is wrong then.

          Ayman said the original Qur'aan was delivered (memorized, studied, written) in Aramaic, not Arabic?

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            nsws1988
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            http//groups.google.com/group/soc.religion.islam/browse_thread/thread/f406baac86af6cd8/ba89e03fbd05ac34?link=raot

            By the way this could be what "Arabic Quran" in the Quran means, just a theory. House of Allah doesn't have to be a cube in mecca either.

            Peace.

            We have sent it down an Arabic Quran, perhaps you will comprehend

            And We are aware that they say "A human is teaching him." The language of the one they refer to is foreign, while this is a clear Arabic language

            And it was such that We sent it down as an Arabic Quran, and We cited in it many warnings, perhaps they will become aware or it will cause for them a remembrance

            In a clear Arabic tongue

            plus smany other verses saying the same thing

            How would you explain these?

            My opinion is that the Arabic language has evolved since the revelation of the Quran as languages do.

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              Q_student
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              We have sent it down an Arabic Quran, perhaps you will comprehend

              And We are aware that they say "A human is teaching him." The language of the one they refer to is foreign, while this is a clear Arabic language

              And it was such that We sent it down as an Arabic Quran, and We cited in it many warnings, perhaps they will become aware or it will cause for them a remembrance

              In a clear Arabic tongue

              plus smany other verses saying the same thing

              How would you explain these?

              My opinion is that the Arabic language has evolved since the revelation of the Quran as languages do.

              Peace sister.
              No matter what you do they cannot believe.
              Their agenda is getting exposed.
              Quran is a guidance for those who want to get guidance.
              Quran is not for those who are deluded by preoccupied ideas.
              Quran say the example of such person as their thinking power is completely "STAMPED"
              Regards

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                ayman
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                Peace Ahmad,

                Ayman said the original Qur'aan was delivered (memorized, studied, written) in Aramaic, not Arabic?

                Nope. I never said that. The great reading is certainly in the Arabic oral vernacular language (lisan) that the people of the messenger spoke. The source of your confusion and probably the confusion of those who claim that the great reading is in Aramaic is their ignorance of the difference between language and script. The great reading's language is Arabic but it was written in the Nabataean Aramaic script. It is the same as the phrase "Bism allah alrahman alrahim" is Arabic language written in English script. This doesn't make it an English sentence but it is still very much Arabic.

                Peace,

                Ayman

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                  MUNZIR_ALI
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                  Peace Ahmad,

                  Nope. I never said that. The great reading is certainly in the Arabic oral vernacular language (lisan) that the people of the messenger spoke. The source of your confusion and probably the confusion of those who claim that the great reading is in Aramaic is their ignorance of the difference between language and script. The great reading's language is Arabic but it was written in the Nabataean Aramaic script. It is the same as the phrase "Bism allah alrahman alrahim" is Arabic language written in English script. This doesn't make it an English sentence but it is still very much Arabic.

                  Peace,

                  Ayman

                  oh. I get the difference now. thanks.

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                    Meteora
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                    Ok, so the whole article is bs.

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                    Maybe you guys didn't read it?

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                      nsws1988
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                      Ok, so the whole article is bs.

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                      Maybe you guys didn't read it?

                      I read it

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                        unknownuser
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                        Ok, so the whole article is bs.

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                        Maybe you guys didn't read it?

                        what british standards "bs" has anything to do with that article?

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                          Mazhar
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                          what british standards "bs" has anything to do with that article?

                          "Avatar" represents and reflects the state of mind.

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                            afridi220
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                            "Avatar" represents and reflects the state of mind.

                            Agreed laugh

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                              Meteora
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                              what british standards "bs" has anything to do with that article?

                              Let it go already. nope More importantly, stop acting like abbreviations are forbidden...even if they are for degrading words. Abbreviations for words are not the same as the words themselves, nor are they the same if they are censored. You need to stop pretending do be dumb whenever you encounter an abbreviation.

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                                MUNZIR_ALI
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                                what british standards "bs" has anything to do with that article?

                                Its "Bull's standard". get it? )

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                                  nsws1988
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                                  what british standards "bs" has anything to do with that article?

                                  A lot

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                                    Q_student
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                                    "Avatar" represents and reflects the state of mind.

                                    Well said

                                    bravo bravo rotfl

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                                      MUNZIR_ALI
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                                      "Avatar" represents and reflects the state of mind.

                                      I didn't notice that. but you are right. bravo

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                                        Ahmad_Bilal
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                                        Peace Ayman,

                                        Nope. I never said that. The great reading is certainly in the Arabic oral vernacular language (lisan) that the people of the messenger spoke. The source of your confusion and probably the confusion of those who claim that the great reading is in Aramaic is their ignorance of the difference between language and script. The great reading's language is Arabic but it was written in the Nabataean Aramaic script. It is the same as the phrase "Bism allah alrahman alrahim" is Arabic language written in English script. This doesn't make it an English sentence but it is still very much Arabic.

                                        Okay, that makes a lot of sense... Great analogy too, by the way...

                                        Peace,

                                        Ahmad

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                                          Mazhar
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                                          "Bism allah alrahman alrahim" is Arabic language written in English script.

                                          Ask the computer to pronounce it and you will notice how stupid it looks to call it Arabic language in English script.

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