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Explain without Hadis

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    good_logic
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    Peace ccamurad.

    How do you explain " dou Elkarnein" ie "The man with the two horns" without hadith? They are trying for centuries and they still do not agree.

    Coming back to your questions, we simply do not need the details of who they are. It is irrelevant. The lesson from their belief/disbelief is the most important. Are we going to take heed and follow GOD Alone? That is the message.

    The Qoran is fully detailed, we do not need anything else.

    Peace.

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      Jafar
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      1111
      DESTROYED WILL BE the hands of Abu Lahab, and he himself will perish

      Who was Abu Lahab?

      Please explain WITH Hadis
      What was his home address?
      When was his date of birth?
      What was his favorite cuisine?
      How does he relate with Abu Hurayrah?

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        Jafar
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        Peace ccamurad.

        How do you explain " dou Elkarnein" ie "The man with the two horns" without hadith? They are trying for centuries and they still do not agree.

        While this can be easily explained by reading the Book Of Daniel within the Torah..

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          good_logic
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          Peace jafar.

          What was his home address?
          What was his date of birth?
          What was his favourite cuisine?

          I was only trying to make a point of irrelevance to details in some cases.
          Peace.

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            Wakas
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            http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9598985.msg238802#msg238802

            http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=11876.msg85290#msg85290

            etc

            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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              Mazhar
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              The two hands of a person metonymically called "Father of yellowish reddish flame" have perished him and he stands perished.

              Neither his Wealth nor that which he had earned could avail to rescue him.

              Soon shall he enter to scorch in the Fire which is the holder of flame/heat initially turning things yellowish reddish bright.

              and so will enter therein his wife, for reason/since she fuels .

              She is in a state that a rope twisted from palm-fiber is necklace around her neck.

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                good_logic
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                Peace Mazhar.

                I agree with you there!

                I would also add " Kind " to all GOD s creatures.

                Some Hadiths encourage/advise that ?
                Peace.

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                  Jafar
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                  Peace jafar.

                  What was his home address?
                  What was his date of birth?
                  What was his favourite cuisine?

                  I was only trying to make a point of irrelevance to details in some cases.
                  Peace.

                  No no it's relevant.. and it's very important.. in order to life a good life.

                  I would like to add addiitional question.. please answer with Hadis.

                  1. How big was Abu Lahab's testicles? (Partly inspired by 'other post' about bukhari's hadith on Moses)
                  2. How many was it? (one? or two? or perhaps three?)

                  As testicles is an 'essential part' for our lives right?

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                    DaresBears
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                    In the name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful
                    Condemned are the works of Abu Lahab, and he is condemned.
                    His money and whatever he has accomplished will never help him.
                    He has incurred the blazing Hell.
                    Also his wife, who led the persecution.
                    She will be (resurrected) with a rope of thorns around her neck.

                    What can we learn from this without any Hadith? Well, there was a man called Abu Lahab, and his wife, and they were condemned by God. Why were they condemned? For persecution, for persecuting Muslims, and despite their riches and wealth, it will not help them or save them from their punishment. So we learn that persecution is bad, you will be punished for it, and money cannot save you from Gods punishment, with a case study of a man.

                    No hadith needed.

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                      mubashir55
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                      DearsBears,

                      Thanks!! Agreed.

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                        hawk99
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                        One should always pay attention to the lessons that God is teaching us in the Quran.
                        This is a way to expand your wisdom and to gain favor with our creator and to tie your bond
                        closer to the lord and sustainer of all things O0

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                          hawk99
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                          Strong reply DaresBears O0

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                            ccamurad
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                            Salam to all,

                            Thanks all of my friends who have helpe me to understand the Sura.

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