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:: Bani or Walad - What does they mean? ::

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    unknownuser
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    Both words are not same - one has root Ba Na Na and the other Ba Na Ya - check dictionary Hans Wehr.

    As I know Sunni didn't used Hans Wehr, since it's modern Arabic dictionary.

    Build/ came from ba' and nun and the red is ya' withouth two dots called alif maqsuurat ( &#1577.

    there is none in Arabic have roots with same huruf like ba-na-na, dal-lam-lam.
    The nun sounds double because diacritic named shaddah.

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      The_Chimp
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      As I know Sunni didn't used Hans Wehr, since it's modern Arabic dictionary.

      Build/ came from ba' and nun and the red is ya' withouth two dots called alif maqsuurat ( ).

      there is none in Arabic have roots with same huruf like ba-na-na, dal-lam-lam.
      The nun sounds double because diacritic named shaddah.

      Hans Wher contains Classical Arabic - its a mid level concise dictionary.

      there is none in Arabic have roots with same huruf like ba-na-na, dal-lam-lam.
      The nun sounds double because diacritic named shaddah.

      Incorrect. There are plent of such root. Ha Qa Qa Haqq.

      Qa Sa Sa Qass - to cut.

      Ka Na Na To hide.

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        mmkhan
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        Salaam mmkhan

        ( &#1577

        Again, thank you for your post and your remark
        it is, i think, much more important than you think.

        OM (and derivates OMMI, OMMA,OMMATON, AMATON) is to compare to WALIDA
        AB, ABOU is to compare to WALID.
        IBN is to compare to WALAD and ADYIA (&#1614

        we have to look again here
        3340 Mohammed is not ABA of any of your men, but he is the messenger of God and the seal of the prophets. And God is fully aware of all things.

        the opposition of ABA of any and Messenger of god is strange.

        We have also to look again to Zayd case.
        i ask allah to forgive me to have looked in hearsays. But there it is said that Zayd was only 10 years younger than Muhammad. It is also said that it was Khadija who gave "Zayd" as gift as slave the day of marriage. That mean, Zyad began to be slave of Muhammad when Zayd was 15 and Muhammad 25 (15 years before revelation according to hearsays).
        Zayd was known as "zayd Ibn Muhammad".
        What mean then Adya ? is that mean adopted son or simply someone who take the name of ?

        335 Name them (adya) by their Aba. That is more just with God.....
        Problem how to name boys from unknown father ?

        and how to understand this
        3337 ...... to establish that there is no wrongdoing for the believers in marrying the wives ADYA if their relationship is ended. And the command of God is always done.

        of course we have to understand also why bani is used with Bani Israel and Bani Adam and not to BANI Ibrahim or Bani Ismail...

        Dear mmkhan, do you mind in what huge problem you put islam in ?

        Thank you again.

        Peace

        Salaam brother noshirk,

        I am sorry to say that you did not understand your post et all.
        And the references you quoted which I don't believe in, disturbs me when I tried to understand your post.
        Can you please rephrase your sentences and try to be specific to the word of Allah please? Thanks.

        May Allah increase our knowledge and guide us on His path pr
        mmKhan

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          mmkhan
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          As long as you know that both are different words . . .

          In verse 546 Ibn = son. It is a noun.

          In verse 6611 the word is "Bin" Imperative form of the verb Ba Na Na - Build.

          I have a problem with red and blue highlighted parts above.
          Red Why should I ignore the 'alif' when Allah as added it on purpose?
          Blue If it is from the root Ba Noon Noon, then there must be a shadda on noon as you suggested in other reply of yours.

          May Allah increase our knowledge and guide us on His path pr
          mmKhan

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            The_Chimp
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            I have a problem with red and blue highlighted parts above.
            Red Why should I ignore the 'alif' when Allah as added it on purpose?
            Blue If it is from the root Ba Noon Noon, then there must be a shadda on noon as you suggested in other reply of yours.

            May Allah increase our knowledge and guide us on His path pr
            mmKhan

            Red Why should I ignore the 'alif' when Allah as added it on purpose?

            Pronunciation - that is why. Hamza Wasli and Qataee. But in writing they are always written.

            Blue If it is from the root Ba Noon Noon, then there must be a shadda on noon as you suggested in other reply of yours.

            Yes that is correct. However - Arabic does not have roots that are composed of two letters . The minimum is three.

            There many verbs in this category - There are known as Mudaaf - Doubled Verbs

            http//arabic.desert-sky.net/g_conj.html

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              mmkhan
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              Pronunciation - that is why. Hamza Wasli and Qataee. But in writing they are always written.

              Pronunciation? We are talking about the TEXT not about its recitation.
              Every letter and dialectic mark is written on purpose by Allah to guide us to the correct path.

              Yes that is correct. However - Arabic does not have roots that are composed of two letters . The minimum is three.

              There many verbs in this category - There are known as Mudaaf - Doubled Verbs

              http//arabic.desert-sky.net/g_conj.html

              But we don't have any example from text of alQuraan. Do we?
              As it claims to have all examples 1789.

              May Allah increase our knowledge and guide us on His path pr
              mmKhan

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                The_Chimp
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                Pronunciation? We are talking about the TEXT not about its recitation.
                Every letter and dialectic mark is written on purpose by Allah to guide us to the correct path.
                But we don't have any example from text of alQuraan. Do we?
                As it claims to have all examples 1789.

                May Allah increase our knowledge and guide us on His path pr
                mmKhan

                Dialectic marks were added for the benefit of the reading and they are not really part of the original conveyed text as such.

                Further than this it depends on your knowledge of Arabic - but I will hint at it.

                Quran itself writes the word "Ism" with and without alif.

                But we don't have any example from text of alQuraan. Do we?
                As it claims to have all examples 1789.

                It is not clear what you are referring to here. We don;t have example of what from the Quran?

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                  mmkhan
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                  Dialectic marks were added for the benefit of the reading and they are not really part of the original conveyed text as such.

                  Further than this it depends on your knowledge of Arabic - but I will hint at it.

                  Quran itself writes the word "Ism" with and without alif.

                  Wow! I am surprised.
                  Please let me know, do you believe that alQuraan is the word of Allah and it is sent by Allah?
                  If yes, then please answer me how Allah allows humans to insert something in His Book of guidance for the mankind?

                  It is not clear what you are referring to here. We don;t have example of what from the Quran?

                  You wrote something about mudhaaf , I need an example from alQuraan for the same.

                  May Allah increase our knowledge and guide us on His path pr
                  mmKhan

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                    The_Chimp
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                    Wow! I am surprised.

                    Surprised over what?

                    Please let me know, do you believe that alQuraan is the word of Allah and it is sent by Allah?

                    I take it this is merely a rhetorical question.

                    If yes, then please answer me how Allah allows humans to insert something in His Book of guidance for the mankind?

                    What do you mean hoe Allah allows? There isn't really something that significant inserted - other than marks to help pronunciation for non-Arabs.


                    You wrote something about mudhaaf , I need an example from alQuraan for the same.

                    The word Haqq - its root is Ha Qa Qa.

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                      mmkhan
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                      Surprised over what?

                      I take it this is merely a rhetorical question.

                      Sorry, but this is not the answer for my question.

                      What do you mean hoe Allah allows? There isn't really something that significant inserted - other than marks to help pronunciation for non-Arabs.

                      I strongly believe that if anything even a single mark is added to the text of alQuraan and if it remain for years, than that book is no more considered as the book of Allah. As human addition are there along with the text of Allah in it.


                      The word Haqq - its root is Ha Qa Qa.

                      Thanks for the aayat. Yes, I agree about the root.

                      May Allah increase our knowledge and guide us on His path pr
                      mmKhan

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                        The_Chimp
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                        I strongly believe that if anything even a single mark is added to the text of alQuraan and if it remain for years, than that book is no more considered as the book of Allah. As human addition are there along with the text of Allah in it.

                        So how do you know what is and isn't book of Allah?

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                          mmkhan
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                          So how do you know what is and isn't book of Allah?

                          As the way I study alQuraan, it confirms me that each and every letter and marks is from Allah in alQuraan. It is highly impossible for humans to write or add something so perfectly and precisely.

                          If you go through some of my threads inshaAllah it explains it much.

                          May Allah increase our knowledge and guide us on His path pr
                          mmKhan

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                            Man_of_Faith
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                            Peace Mr Chimp,

                            We have some book we call Qur'an in Arabic for some reason which we all know about. God's Message is within.

                            I ain't complicating my religion, but you can do it if you'd like.

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                              The_Chimp
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                              As the way I study alQuraan, it confirms me that each and every letter and marks is from Allah in alQuraan. It is highly impossible for humans to write or add something so perfectly and precisely.

                              If you go through some of my threads inshaAllah it explains it much.

                              May Allah increase our knowledge and guide us on His path pr
                              mmKhan

                              Sorry - but not quite buying it. Almighty does not go around handing out personal interpretations by inspiration. Yes, that does happen - but people tend to keep that quiet.

                              The only valid interpretations are achieved by linguistic perspective and reasoning.

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                                The_Chimp
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                                Peace Mr Chimp,

                                We have some book we call Qur'an in Arabic for some reason which we all know about. God's Message is within.

                                I ain't complicating my religion, but you can do it if you'd like.

                                We've bee through this - several times. And you came out wanting. Here

                                "...we call Qur'an in Arabic..."

                                Concentrate that for a minute . . . who between us two do you reckon is stronger? Or at least makes the stronger claims?


                                As to messages

                                There is that thread about Alcohol . . . a guy "Abdul-Hadi" desperately tried to justify alcohol to an extent . . . in the end he left it by making unwarranted personal attack - he got personal.

                                Repeatedly on this forum - the "message" people try to find is aligning Quran and derived morality with Western Enlightenment values.

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                                  unknownuser
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                                  Incorrect. There are plent of such root. Ha Qa Qa Haqq.

                                  Qa Sa Sa Qass - to cut.

                                  Ka Na Na To hide.

                                  I already said to you before, it's about shaddah.

                                  Haqqa
                                  Bunna

                                  Sound double because diacritic shaddah and both two words formed by two alphabets.

                                  Another proof
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                                  This is 730 taken from Codex Sana'a and notice the red (haqqa), only contains two huruf and free from diacritic.

                                  The original one is http//postimg.org/image/6nk5gaxfx/ (if you want little bit confused).

                                  Roots classification formed long time after revelation of the Quran, so don't ever used too much modern term to understand Quran.

                                  Don't dispute this little issue anymore. Peace

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                                    The_Chimp
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                                    I already said to you before, it's about shaddah.

                                    Haqqa
                                    Bunna

                                    Sound double because diacritic shaddah and both two words formed by two alphabets.

                                    Another proof
                                    {}

                                    This is 730 taken from Codex Sana'a and notice the red (haqqa), only contains two huruf and free from diacritic.

                                    The original one is http//postimg.org/image/6nk5gaxfx/ (if you want little bit confused).

                                    Don't dispute this little issue anymore. Peace

                                    You don't know what you are talking about. I generally tend to skip over what you write.


                                    I already said to you before, it's about shaddah.

                                    You clearly have no idea what you are talking about . . . else what does the above mean? What is it about the Shaddah?

                                    Foe example - the word Haq is made of Ha Qa Qa and when this verbs is transposed into other verb from this becomes clear. For example in form 2 - the derived "verbal noun" is Tahqeeq - just like any other triliteral root.

                                    1. Look at your English - your sentences barely make sense.

                                    2. So what is level of you Arabic? Where have you studied?

                                    All Arabic words originate from at least a triliteral root. Try looking this up - it is real basics.

                                    Don't dispute this little issue anymore. Peace

                                    The only one "disputing" is you.

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                                      unknownuser
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                                      All Arabic words originate from at least a triliteral root. Try looking this up - it is real basics.

                                      You're victim of diacritic.

                                      Modern root classification is based on "pronouncation" like mmkhan said and mostly used for Arabic learning for non-Arabic speaker.
                                      It has nothing to do with literal text at all.
                                      Even diacritics system was formed after the Phrophet's dies.

                                      The word even a child knew if this word contains two alphabets.

                                      Like I said before don't use too much modern terms to understand Quran since it's in Classical format.

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                                        Man_of_Faith
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                                        We've bee through this - several times. And you came out wanting. Here

                                        "...we call Qur'an in Arabic..."

                                        Concentrate that for a minute . . . who between us two do you reckon is stronger? Or at least makes the stronger claims?

                                        It doesn't matter bud', I ain't following your stuff. Who wants to follow it can do so, but otherwise there is a more logical approach. I fell into the trap before of becoming overly unfriendly with you in response to your lack of attitude, but this is as vile as I am gonna get now. But I find your overall attitude appalling and lots of other people find it that way too.

                                        Red Yes. Qur'an is an Arabic word, but why use that when you can just as well call it something else in English. It's a word for something and not only a proper noun. You lectured me so nicely before while it is irrelevant anyway. I call it 'The Book'.

                                        You can go on with your rituals or your religious ideas, but don't force 'em on me please. I don't want the Arabia anno 7th century with wife beatings or polygamy then I rather follow my "Westernized" Islam as you call it. And I ain't regarding my God as a neanderthal god either. My God is up-to-date with space, technology and all this stuff, and God does communicate with us.

                                        Excuse me if you were offended. Just had to make it clear.


                                        As to messages

                                        There is that thread about Alcohol . . . a guy "Abdul-Hadi" desperately tried to justify alcohol to an extent . . . in the end he left it by making unwarranted personal attack - he got personal.

                                        Repeatedly on this forum - the "message" people try to find is aligning Quran and derived morality with Western Enlightenment values.

                                        Well Mr. Chimp. What is 'Western Enlightenment values' anyway? If it comes to alcohol and stuff it does not require a mastermind to figure out that it is unhealthy and with other detrimental effects.

                                        Blue Well. You've gone into that trap yourself, just as I have. People tend to respond to aggression with aggression, but it takes a bit of patience to persevere those. But we know that to fight fire with fire is a quite bad solution after all. The problem is that the behavioral part is utterly important so it takes some consideration.

                                        Good night, Mr. Chimp

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                                          Man_of_Faith
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                                          1. Look at your English - your sentences barely make sense.

                                          Mr. Chimp,

                                          Are you going to mock Mr. Earthdom for his English? He has not claimed to possess any decent skill at English and in fact often excuse himself for it.

                                          Once again I bid you a good night

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