Kalimat / Words / Laws in the light of the quran
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Peace sister Marie,
Indeed, yes... i agree with this understanding...I also had something to ask you...Do you not find the words in bold interesting?
- God erases what He wishes and affirms, and with Him is the source of the Scripture.
Would like to discuss any understanding regarding the above in the big scheme of things!
Best regards,
Nadia
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Dear savage_carrot and Marie!
I was about to give my point of view on this qustion of Marie's as I saw that you already agreed with my belief. So now I'm only typing to say that I perfectly agree on what you seem to have agreed on this matter.
peace
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Salaam Joe,
Salaam,
I doubt there is a 'be' and it is. I do not think it makes sense. I don't recall alquran advocating such a method either.
Joe
I'd like to ask you the same questions
My questions to you are - can you encompass God's system?
Do you have perfect knowledge of God's system?
Thanks
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Salaam Joe,
Salaam,
I doubt there is a 'be' and it is. ) I do not think it makes sense. I don't recall alquran advocating such a method either.
Joe
I'd like to ask you the same questions
My questions to you are - can you encompass God's system?
Do you have perfect knowledge of God's system?
Thanks
be and it is can also be translated as "be and it happens" or "be and it becomes" i think
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Hey there Joe!
I doubt there is a 'be' and it is. ) I do not think it makes sense. I don't recall alquran advocating such a method either.
The lecture advocates MANY a method that might seem obscure at first sight.
I do think that this describes in a simple way the way God's words and the law are the same. After all, there's no such thing as literally "words of God", right? -
Peace el-Aziz, all,
The lecture advocates MANY a method that might seem obscure at first sight.
I do think that this describes in a simple way the way God's words and the law are the same. After all, there's no such thing as literally "words of God", right?Agree.
Words in a literal meaning are for human.
1124 And there is none that could be comparable unto Him."
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Idris, Marie and the rest of you...
Peace Idris,
be and it is can also be translated as "be and it happens" or "be and it becomes" i think
Why not )
i mean properly translated wink
...although "be and it is" is (as far as I know) not typed down into the lecture, it is my destinct belief that such thinking is a very fine exemple of what the word "isl?m" really means. That is to settle with how the creation of God works and that it is NOT separated from ourselves but in our minds.