Quranic Initials (ALM, TS, KHYAS etc)
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peace Fahad,
sorry.
I meant that depending on where Nadeem's explanation goes, this could be the correct understanding, because no other theory I've come across has been convincing. What Nadeem said seems logical, but that's all I can say in favor of it. -
Peace all,
Brother Ayman's article at the following link sheds some light on this topic (look at the end of the article)
http//www.free-minds.org/articles/science/language.htm
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Salam all.
What exactly are the Quranic Initials? They are closely followed by the mention of ?Al Kitab? or ?Al Quran? or ?these are the ayat of?? etc. What is their relation with what follows them? Any idea(except for code-19)? Because it looks like a pattern
Like Alif Laam Meem is followed closely by ?Al Kitab?, except in 291 and 301
My red emphasis in your words I have quoted above.
salaam+
You are perfectly correct in your observations. What have you concluded after all these years? I would be very interested to know. I will also start a thread soon on this matter inshaa ALLAAH
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Individually Letter and consonants of Arabic alphabet do not mirror anything verbally. Arabic is a language of syllables and verbal information is conveyed only by a syllable comprising atleast of a consonant and vowel, even if it conveys only a bit of information.
This fact too leads to Dualism which is the fundamental principle of physical realm.So called Mystery of Initial Letter/Consonants
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Individually Letter and consonants of Arabic alphabet do not mirror anything verbally. Arabic is a language of syllables and verbal information is conveyed only by a syllable comprising atleast of a consonant and vowel, even if it conveys only a bit of information.
This fact too leads to Dualism which is the fundamental principle of physical realm.So called Mystery of Initial Letter/Consonants
Can you give an example of my brown emphases of your above statement, "at least of a consonant and a vowel" or do you mean at least two consonants and ...?
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It is the smallest syllable; a consonant coupled with a vowel . It has verbal expression-meanings.
Very good brother!
Although it is a preposition it can denote a type of verbal action even if it is not a verb.
Do you have knowledge as to the significance of the dot beneath? and why the letter is called al-baa'u?, why it is the second consonantal letter?, and why it is a preposition? This I can discuss with you in great detail if you wish to know inshaa ALLAAH.
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Very good brother!
Although it is a preposition it can denote a type of verbal action even if it is not a verb.
Do you have knowledge as to the significance of the dot beneath? and why the letter is called al-baa'u?, why it is the second consonantal letter?, and why it is a preposition? This I can discuss with you in great detail if you wish to know inshaa ALLAAH.
Pl go ahead.
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dude they are letters
who says they have to mean something more than letters?
check with caligraphy expert compare to japanese calligraphy
ALLAH giude me but i don't speak the language