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Allah firms His revelations

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    marie
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    Peace,

    The following quotes summarize my thought

    I am not using the message to justify my points I was using the evidence that the book points out.?

    FM
    111. A.L.R., a Scripture whose verses were made firm, then detailed from One who is Wise, Expert.

    Allah bless

    Marie

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      unknownuser
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      Peace be upon you,

      (111) A L R

      ***These are SYMBOLS, indicating to us that the God uses SYMBOLS which are to be gathered together to form meaning (WORDS).

      a Book

      Kitaab is the every unfolding book of life itself, not thie reading(quran)**

      its signs were perfected/tightened , then were detailed/explained/clarified from at/by (a) wise/judicious, expert/experienced

      The signs of creation (from the horizons to wihin our bodies) are perfected and detailed by the The God who is wise and experienced above all.**

      So we read this reading and look to LIFE(al kitaab) to bring meaning to this reading, and once we understand the meaning, it becomes a guide.

      I really don't know where this conversation started, but I wanted to address that verse.

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        FM
        111. A.L.R., a Scripture whose verses were made firm, then detailed from One who is Wise, Expert.

        Ahmad shabir
        111 A.L.R. Allah, Aleem the Knower, Raheem the Kind. A Divine Writ this is, the Verses wherein are perfected and then expounded. It comes from One Wise, Aware.

        FM
        141. A.L.R. A Scripture which We have sent down to thou so that you may take the people out of the darkness and into the light by their Lord?s leave to the path of the Noble, the Praiseworthy.

        Ahmad shabir
        141 A.L.R. Alif. Laam. Ra. Allah Aleem the Knower, Raziq the Provider. A Divine Writ is this that We have revealed to thou (O Prophet). So that thou may bring forth all mankind, by their Sustainer?s leave, out of darkness into Light. On to the Way that leads to the Almighty, the Owner of all praise. (145), (3343).

        FM
        3829. A Scripture that We have sent down to thou, that is blessed, so that they may reflect upon its verses, and so that those with intelligence will take heed.

        Ahmad shabir
        3829 This is a Scripture that We have revealed unto thou (O Prophet), full of lasting Bliss that they may ponder its Messages and that people of understanding may take them to heart.

        FM
        413. A Scripture whose verses are detailed, a quran in Arabic for a people who know.

        Ahmad Shabir
        413 A Book whose verses and Messages are clearly explained, a Monograph in Arabic, the eloquent language, for all people who would make use of what they learn. ((715, (123), (1337), (144), (251), (392, (413), (427).

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          TheNabi
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          Salaam

          (1) Would you define the message as a writ that is complete for specific guidance?

          (2) Can you say that though incomplete, in the sense of certain matters, the divine writ is incomplete in it's specific guidance?

          (3) Is this specific guidance partial knowledge of an even deeper and broader knowledge?

          (4) Is this partial knowledge complete in and of itself for it's determined objective/s?

          (5) Why would you say it is complete?

          (6) Why would you say it is incomplete?

          (7) Is it clear generally or all-around?

          (8 ) If it is completely clear does this denote that man can completely understand it?

          (9) If it is not completely clear then man cannot completely understand it. If it is not completely clear why? What about ayaat determining clarity of the writ? Are there patterns or contexts that lend to certain conditions of being complete?

          (10) What is the purpose of a guide?

          (11) Why is the divine writ called a guide?

          (12) Does it truly live up to being a guide?

          (13) Should a guide have indiscernable directives and/or lessons?

          (14) Is this divine writ the best guide?

          (15) What is it the best guide to?

          (16) Why is it the best guide?

          (17) Why is it not the best guide?

          (18 ) Why can't people discern the writ completely, in a correct manner?

          (19) Is language a problem?

          (20) If it is a problem, why is it even a problem for the natives?

          (21) Is it a problem for the native speakers or not?

          (22) Are people simply difficult in these matters?

          (23) Is this guidance really the guidance for a select few?

          (24) Esoteric knowledge? Believe it?

          Joe

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            Peace be upon yoy Marie,

            (54 And We descended to you al kitaab(the book of life) with the truth , confirming to what (is) between his hands from al kitaab(the book of life)

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