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    hicham9
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    Being distracted or mentally absent ...

    Amen to that.

    ... I'm of the opinion that gnb denotes remoteness ...

    ~ potential meanings include distant, detached, or aloof, ...

    SLM

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      DaTruth
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      Salam Hassan

      It is good to know that you are trying to understand Al-Quran purely from the text and without any pre-conceived concepts. I noted following two in your translation for 56

      You have translated Iza in 56 as "if" whereas it means when
      You have not translated FA in which means "then" and denotes a time lapse

      Hope you can help me understand your translation.

      Thank you brother for pointing that out and helping me out, I was trying to explain an idea and make it easier, you are right though and as I said in my first point I was also expecting errors but these are my first posts I should double check after I post ) . So to everyone reading, I will clarify that in 56 Allah does not say IF you stand up for prayers , it is When you stand up for prayer. As for the (Fa agsiloo) you are right I should make it clear there is a timelapse after between being dirty and cleaning but I think thats clear no matter what type of dirty there will need to be a timelapse ,and I wrote other 'fa' as when so my intention was not to translate but to simplify a large verse to 3 -4 bullet points im sorry If I confused you , Is there a way to edit after posting an ad a day later? If not Id like to clarify that the washing is done after being in a Junuban state,ex. after sex and not during it. May Allah guide us all. I will post my translation of this verse I think writing too much is actually confusing everyone , Inshallah I should have my translation of it up with proper grammer .

      Thank you brother Novice )

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        DaTruth
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        All translations I have read sound awfully lame.

        Salaam

        Salam brother I was not translating I was interpreting , I will post a translation soon,thank you
        The worb Junuban im no translating as those 4 things, Im saying its a group of people. Just like Mala'ika is a group of people and not a race thats why iblees was among them or Muhsinat is a group of protected women and not just married women likewise Junuban is a group of people that are in a state that requires them to excuse themselves . Ill explain more inshallah.

        thank you my brother

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          Salam brother Huruf

          ''I can't see thst step you take of making the

          equal to junub, as far as I can understand it speaks o different conditions. The junub you wash, but the others,m if you can't wash you do tsayammum, that is not foreseen for junub, unles arbitrarily you decide that junub is another way of saying all of those things, which I can't see the text warrants.''

          The junub you wash OR purify (443), thats why IN 443 Allah swt says if ur junuban to purify. What does it say after

          in both verses it says fa-lam tajudo maan. Its clear that you need to wash but Allah says to the junuban people if you cant find water to use sand.(sand purifies too).

          As for drunkness issue my bad I was not understanding what you meant , so junuban is a state like drunkness? In either case we know scientifically NOTHING can remove drunkness except time, cold shower will increase your blood pressure so you feel less sleepy but your just as much drunk. Same goes for mindwandering and distractedness, I still daydream after showering maybe even more since I know for sure I daydream while showering. Is there any proof that water or washing yourself can remove a drunken like state or distractedness I have never heard anything like that before. If you have a link I would be interested in that. As far as I know Allah says to the one whos drunk while in prayer to not come to prayer until he knows what hes saying because time will heal his mind but for the state that you say parallels drunkenness how will time or water fix it? The part of the Ayat speaking of the one drunk during salat already teaches us to come to salat in a clear state of mind ATLEAST to the point where you can understand what you are saying. Would I need to to take a bath before wudhu to remove distractedness or would just clearing my mind be sufficient.

          All translators interpret Junuban not just being in a state of major washing but its literally attached in meaning that its through sexual intercourse only that one achieves this state. I agree with you brother I dont agree with that interpretation but I think its part of junuban but not exclusive to it.

          Brother in the same phrase where Allah says touched your women he also mentions those that come back from the washroom and dont have water to use sand..but he says'''or one of you comes from the place of relieving himself '' this is also referring to a man but that does not mean women should no clean after using the washroom either. Quran is meant for pondering, If a man has sex and needs to clean, the women would automatically need to as well,if a man has to clean after using the washroom,the women aswell should too. ex. Allah says he answers to call of the calleer when he calls on him ( al da-ee idha da-ani) this is masculine , does that mean Allah only answers male believers...no . Its clear that in the same part of the ayat Allah mentions (him who comes from the toilet) so you should not think it only applies to men that if they cant find water to do tayummum, what about women who relieve themseles is Allah going to leave them without a way to purify without water. The Qur'an is quite able to say the appropriate words to convey any meaning.

          thank you brother huruf )

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            I hate to say my translation so I wont say im making a translation I believe the Quran cant be translated and only meant in Arabic, but I will try to interpret it.

            O you who have believed, do not approach prayer while you are intoxicated until you know what you are saying. ( this statement is done)

            and neither a state of janabah, until you have washed

            'and if you find no water',

            then seek clean earth and wipe over your faces and your hands . Indeed, Allah is ever Pardoning and Forgiving.

            I think its clear as day I dont see why you cant relate junbuban with those 4 groups. Why is Allah saying if your these 4 types of people and you cant find water?? Why would they need water....to do wudhu or taghseel with thats why. What does an ill person need water for? to wash, what does a journeyman need water for in this context ,to wash, and same with the one who comes from bathroom or sex and not for any other reason .

            My translation does not change any words or add anywords but just tells you to erase everything you know about this verse and replace the 4 types of people with the word janaba, once you do that read this whole verse and all of 56 again with that in place it will make complete sense. Especially when Allah removes Abrir sabeel from the equation after taking the words Ighsalu (Wash) out and replacing it with taharu(purify) .

            My interpretation
            Here lets look at 56 its a little easier to understand because it does not mention drunkness.

            O you who believe! When you stand up for the prayer, then wash your faces and your hands till the elbows and wipe your heads and your feet till the ankles.

            But IF you are (in) a state of ceremonial impurity then purify yourselves. (beforehand)

            But if you dont find water, then do with clean earth, then wipe your faces and your hands with it. (I took the explanation of Janaba out to make it easier to understand)

            Allah (does) not intend to make for you any difficulty but He intends to purify you and to complete His Favor upon you so that you may (be) grateful.

            Allah would not just say dont be junuban and leave it for us to guess what it is and then Allah says we do not intend for you any difficulty. Allah does not intend any difficulty he explains clearly how we can do ''wudhu'' before salat even if we dont have water .

            So with all that in mind my translation
            Here lets look at 56 its a little easier to understand because it does not mention drunkness.

            O you who believe! When you stand up for the prayer, then wash your faces and your hands till the elbows and wipe your heads and your feet till the ankles.

            But if you set yourself aside then purify* yourselves.(set aside due to sickness, set yourself aside to go on a journey for business or w.e it may be, set yourself aside to use the bathroom and set aside to have sexual relations then purify yourself) Allah uses the word purify instead of taghseel so I include the journey man in this statement.

            But if you are Junuban and find no water, then do (with) earth clean, then wipe your faces and your hands with it.

            Allah (does) not intend to make for you any difficulty but He intends to purify you and to complete His Favor upon you so that you may (be) grateful.
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            443 Translation

            O you who believe! do not go near prayer when you are Intoxicated until you know (well) what you say (end of statement)

            nor come to prayer when you are set aside------except the journeyman------ until you have washed yourselves; (this verse is for the ill, the ones who come from the bathroom and the ones who have had relations with their women and not the journeyman)

            and if you are Junuban (sick, or on a journey*, or one of you come from the privy or you have touched the women) and you cannot find water,
            betake yourselves to pure earth, then wipe your faces and your hands; surely Allah is Pardoning, Forgiving.

            Very simple I see it, Do ghusul of salat before every salat but if your defiled then clean yourselfs and if you cant find water use sand.

            There are many hints , 1st Allah is not going to say Junuban and not explain to use what that is so he explains directly after mentioning junub what that is.
            2- Allah swt says if your junuban wash with water except the journeyman but in another he says if junuban purify without exception, this hints at cleanising and not drunkness or being distracted , otherwise the exception(journeyman) would be able pray drunk and distracted without needing to purify nor wash. That would be like saying Dont come to prayer while drunk or distracted without purifying except for the journeyman. I dont know why some assume its a type of distractedness or a type of drunkness, is it because all mentions it after mentioning sukara in 56? In 443 which I believe came before 56 personally doesnt mention any sukara or drunkness but says to wash before prayer and if Junuban to purify (with no exceptions mentioned this time and only change being the word taghseel to tahara) is there any hint that its a type of distractedness or drunkness? Nor would it make sense scientifically for water to cleanse you of that
            3- Allah tells us to do ''wudhu'' before salat, however this does not cleanse you fully , so Allah tells us to wash seperately from ''wudhu'' if were dirty (from those things we set ourselves aside to do) . Allah then names 4 things that we set ourselves aside to do and says and if you for some reason cant find water to use sand and this does not make an exception to the journeyman since he can use sand. My point is its 2 types of wash a ceremonial one and a general one.
            4- Why is Abri sabil or the journeyman being an exception after Allah says Taghseel or to wash with water?? makes sense since of those 4 groups he should NOT be expected to have water or it will be difficult for him and Allah intends no difficulties in practicing our deen.. While an ill person,one who uses the bathroom or on who has sex can still wash , a journey man might not so Allah doesnt oblige him to, but with tayummum or cleaning with sand they are all mentioned specifically.
            5- What is the point of adding part of the ayat??? Is it to replace ''wudhu'' for muslims if they cant find water?? Why specifically mention a group of people instead of just saying if you cant find water take sand and ........, but instead it says if your ill,on a journey,finished from the bathroom or had sex and you dont find water , to use sand because this verse is further explaining the Junuban and thats why Abrir sabeel is included as an exception (wa la junuban ila abrisabeel) directly after mentioning the Junuban in the first part of the ayat. So what happens if im not one of those 4 people and dont have water? Its clear that those 4 groups of people have on them bodily fluids and thats why Allah seperates these 4 and groups them specifically( &#1614 and generally (Junuban ila abrisabeel) sick man is germy,snotty,puky,bloody etc, travelling man is sweaty,stinky,one from the washroom self explanatory and same goes for sex where you will also have bodily fluids on you and Allah is simply telling us to clean ourselves from these states he calls Janaba (where you set yourself aside from people and understandably so in my opinion).
            6- this part MUST be a further explanation of the preious part of the ayat (Janaba part), it would be off topic for Allah to mention a bunch of people and say if they cant find water they should do this instead! its like saying Eat pizza only after washing your hands first,but if you came from the gym,came from fishing or just woke up and you cant find any pickles then eat zucchini instead. You know what I mean why would these people gym,fisherman,sleepy guy need a pickle? Why would ill man,traveller, guy who came from the bathroom and one who came from sex need water? but alhamdillah Allah says before he says that , if your dirty then wash and it all falls into place.

            So you can hypothetically split the ayat in 2.

            O you who believe! do not go near prayer when you are Intoxicated until you know (well) what you say,

            nor when you are under an obligation to perform a bath-- unless (you are) travelling on the road-- until you have washed yourselves; and if you are sick, or on a journey, or one of you come from the privy or you have touched the women, and you cannot find water, betake yourselves to pure earth, then wipe your faces and your hands; surely Allah is Pardoning, Forgiving.

            or

            part 1 -O you who believe! when you rise up to prayer, wash your faces and your hands as far as the elbows, and wipe your heads and your feet to the ankles;

            part 2- and if you are junuban, then wash (yourselves) and if you are junuban*** and cannot find water, betake yourselves to pure earth and wipe your faces and your hands therewith, Allah does not desire to put on you any difficulty, but He wishes to purify you and that He may complete His favor on you, so that you may be grateful.
            ***are sick or on a journey, or one of you come from the privy, or you have touched the women.

            I hope ive made my position clear.

            Thanks again guys and all praise belongs to our creator.

            Hassan

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              Really, really, you want to make of my words whatever you want no matter what I say, fine. But then say it yourself do not involve me. junubsan is not like drunkness and I have never said that, and I do not know wheter you misunderstand because you never, nuever, but never hsave a state of absentmindedness or mental disquiet or similar things that encroach con concentration, but if you do not you are the first person I hear of to whom that does not happen. Nut still you insist on drunkness...

              I still do not see the step whereby you make all those things mentionned after junub as meaning the junub. If it goes all the stretch of mentionning both times junub is used each of those things separately, what was the use in the first lace of using a word that is not used again in the whole of Qur'an to mean those things that are mentioned separately both times? Does not make sense, and there is nothing that indicates that it is an umbrella word for a list of things that come after in a completely separate sentence in both cases.

              And by the way tatahhara ghasala are not synonims. Washing may be a way or a means of purifying but it is not the same thing as purifying.

              And how does coming out of the toilet refer only to men? Anybody can go to the toilet, but having sexual relationships with women, in the Qur'an in can only mean that you are a man, not a woman, but go to the toiolet can be a man or a woman.

              As to washing, yes, if you are not very sharp or alert, usually what people do as a first measure is to wash with cold water, as far as I know. That is the most inmmediate. But to you it seems that it makes more lost, so forget it. Change if to "everybody except you should wash". Water must have something to do with it, since it does not say that if you are junub do tayammum.

              Salaam

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                I dont have a translation of this verse all im doing is ordering it so you can see it how I see it , but first I want to re-explain what im trying to say.

                O you who have believed, do not approach prayer while you are intoxicated until you know what you are saying. ( this statement is done)

                and neither a state of janabah, until you have washed

                'and if you find no water',

                then seek clean earth and wipe over your faces and your hands . Indeed, Allah is ever Pardoning and Forgiving.

                I think its clear as day I dont see why you cant relate junbuban with those 4 groups. Why is Allah saying if your these 4 types of people and you cant find water?? Why would they need water....to do wudhu or taghseel with thats why. What does an ill person need water for? to wash, what does a journeyman need water for in this context ,to wash, and same with the one who comes from bathroom or sex and not for any other reason .

                My translation does not change any words or add anywords but just tells you to erase everything you know about this verse and replace the 4 types of people with the word janaba, once you do that read this whole verse and all of 56 again with that in place it will make complete sense. Especially when Allah removes Abrir sabeel from the equation after taking the words Ighsalu (Wash) out and replacing it with taharu(purify) .

                My interpretation
                Here lets look at 56 its a little easier to understand because it does not mention drunkness.

                O you who believe! When you stand up for the prayer, then wash your faces and your hands till the elbows and wipe your heads and your feet till the ankles.

                But IF you are (in) a state of ceremonial impurity then purify yourselves. (beforehand)

                But if you dont find water, then do with clean earth, then wipe your faces and your hands with it. (I took the explanation of Janaba out to make it easier to understand)

                Allah (does) not intend to make for you any difficulty but He intends to purify you and to complete His Favor upon you so that you may (be) grateful.

                Allah would not just say dont be junuban and leave it for us to guess what it is and then Allah says we do not intend for you any difficulty. Allah does not intend any difficulty he explains clearly how we can do ''wudhu'' before salat even if we dont have water .

                So with all that in mind my translation
                Here lets look at 56 its a little easier to understand because it does not mention drunkness.

                O you who believe! When you stand up for the prayer, then wash your faces and your hands till the elbows and wipe your heads and your feet till the ankles.

                But if you set yourself aside then purify* yourselves.(set aside due to sickness, set yourself aside to go on a journey for business or w.e it may be, set yourself aside to use the bathroom and set aside to have sexual relations then purify yourself) Allah uses the word purify instead of taghseel so I include the journey man in this statement.

                But if you are Junuban and find no water, then do (with) earth clean, then wipe your faces and your hands with it.

                Allah (does) not intend to make for you any difficulty but He intends to purify you and to complete His Favor upon you so that you may (be) grateful.
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                443 Translation

                O you who believe! do not go near prayer when you are Intoxicated until you know (well) what you say (end of statement)

                nor come to prayer when you are set aside------except the journeyman------ until you have washed yourselves; (this verse is for the ill, the ones who come from the bathroom and the ones who have had relations with their women and not the journeyman)

                and if you are Junuban (sick, or on a journey*, or one of you come from the privy or you have touched the women) and you cannot find water,
                betake yourselves to pure earth, then wipe your faces and your hands; surely Allah is Pardoning, Forgiving.

                Very simple I see it, Do ghusul of salat before every salat but if your defiled then clean yourselfs and if you cant find water use sand.

                There are many hints , 1st Allah is not going to say Junuban and not explain to use what that is so he explains directly after mentioning junub what that is.
                2- Allah swt says if your junuban wash with water except the journeyman but in another he says if junuban purify without exception, this hints at cleanising and not drunkness or being distracted , otherwise the exception(journeyman) would be able pray drunk and distracted without needing to purify nor wash. That would be like saying Dont come to prayer while drunk or distracted without purifying except for the journeyman. I dont know why some assume its a type of distractedness or a type of drunkness, is it because all mentions it after mentioning sukara in 56? In 443 which I believe came before 56 personally doesnt mention any sukara or drunkness but says to wash before prayer and if Junuban to purify (with no exceptions mentioned this time and only change being the word taghseel to tahara) is there any hint that its a type of distractedness or drunkness? Nor would it make sense scientifically for water to cleanse you of that
                3- Allah tells us to do ''wudhu'' before salat, however this does not cleanse you fully , so Allah tells us to wash seperately from ''wudhu'' if were dirty (from those things we set ourselves aside to do) . Allah then names 4 things that we set ourselves aside to do and says and if you for some reason cant find water to use sand and this does not make an exception to the journeyman since he can use sand. My point is its 2 types of wash a ceremonial one and a general one.
                4- Why is Abri sabil or the journeyman being an exception after Allah says Taghseel or to wash with water?? makes sense since of those 4 groups he should NOT be expected to have water or it will be difficult for him and Allah intends no difficulties in practicing our deen.. While an ill person,one who uses the bathroom or on who has sex can still wash , a journey man might not so Allah doesnt oblige him to, but with tayummum or cleaning with sand they are all mentioned specifically.
                5- What is the point of adding part of the ayat??? Is it to replace ''wudhu'' for muslims if they cant find water?? Why specifically mention a group of people instead of just saying if you cant find water take sand and ........, but instead it says if your ill,on a journey,finished from the bathroom or had sex and you dont find water , to use sand because this verse is further explaining the Junuban and thats why Abrir sabeel is included as an exception (wa la junuban ila abrisabeel) directly after mentioning the Junuban in the first part of the ayat. So what happens if im not one of those 4 people and dont have water? Its clear that those 4 groups of people have on them bodily fluids and thats why Allah seperates these 4 and groups them specifically( &#1614 and generally (Junuban ila abrisabeel) sick man is germy,snotty,puky,bloody etc, travelling man is sweaty,stinky,one from the washroom self explanatory and same goes for sex where you will also have bodily fluids on you and Allah is simply telling us to clean ourselves from these states he calls Janaba (where you set yourself aside from people and understandably so in my opinion).
                6- this part MUST be a further explanation of the preious part of the ayat (Janaba part), it would be off topic for Allah to mention a bunch of people and say if they cant find water they should do this instead! its like saying Eat pizza only after washing your hands first,but if you came from the gym,came from fishing or just woke up and you cant find any pickles then eat zucchini instead. You know what I mean why would these people gym,fisherman,sleepy guy need a pickle? Why would ill man,traveller, guy who came from the bathroom and one who came from sex need water? but alhamdillah Allah says before he says that , if your dirty then wash and it all falls into place.

                So you can hypothetically split the ayat in 2.

                O you who believe! do not go near prayer when you are Intoxicated until you know (well) what you say,

                nor when you are under an obligation to perform a bath-- unless (you are) travelling on the road-- until you have washed yourselves; and if you are sick, or on a journey, or one of you come from the privy or you have touched the women, and you cannot find water, betake yourselves to pure earth, then wipe your faces and your hands; surely Allah is Pardoning, Forgiving.

                or

                part 1 -O you who believe! when you rise up to prayer, wash your faces and your hands as far as the elbows, and wipe your heads and your feet to the ankles;

                part 2- and if you are junuban, then wash (yourselves) and if you are junuban*** and cannot find water, betake yourselves to pure earth and wipe your faces and your hands therewith, Allah does not desire to put on you any difficulty, but He wishes to purify you and that He may complete His favor on you, so that you may be grateful.
                ***are sick or on a journey, or one of you come from the privy, or you have touched the women.

                I hope ive made my position clear.

                Thanks again guys and all praise belongs to our creator.

                Hassan

                You mix two different sentences as it was a salad sand it didn't matter, but in fact there are three clear distinct sentences

                If you or when you go to pray, fa do so and so...

                then

                and if you are junuban, fattahharu

                then

                and if you ar ill or travelling or... fa do tayammum

                And note that in your translation, that you call "My translation does not change any words or add anywords" there are two occurrences of "but" which are no there in the original, and you also add a "you set yourself aside" which I might admit as a general sense of being off side, but I cannot admi the "you ... yourself", there is not the slightest hint of reflexiveness or doing something to oneself in the original Arabic, you are in a certain state but nothing is said as to its genesis. So your translation does add things to the original sand significant things.

                And in all this, I can't see any way whereby junub could be msde mean, in a bunch, the whole lot that is separately and distinctly mentionned as a different caso from the previous case which is the junub case.

                All people who dispose to the salaat do all the washing as detailed in the aya, and if 1), you are junuban, then you purify for salaat, and if 2) you are ill, or travell... and do not finnd water then you do tayammum. You cannot mix 1) and 2) sas the same thing.

                Again, ony twice does the word junub appear in the Qur'an, and both times it is shown in the context of salaat and the two times, there are other conditions listed concerning salaat, if the use of junub is to name by another way the lists of those things, why then never use on itds own, once it has, according to you, not to me, been explained. What is the use of devicing a word, for comofrt, must be, which is never to be used again for that purpose of comfort.

                Grammatically you cannot do that. And the classical attributed meaning, ritual impurity" is gratuitous and unfounded. There is no ritual impurity in Qur'an. In fact, it has been de need to ritualise the salaat which has turned everything around it into a ritual, instead of being an actual espiritual exercise.

                The junub appears two times, in one of them it is enjoined to wash, in another to purify, to take it for granted that in both cases it means purify I think is an error. May be in both cases the means or a mean of purification may be washing, but there may be other means of purification.

                I has been taken as if washing was some kind of money-like coin which serves as an allpurpose purification, but it is not so. Purification is one thing, washing is another thing, and the two different word used with junub undoubtedly point to that.

                Salaam

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                  Really, really, you want to make of my words whatever you want no matter what I say, fine. But then say it yourself do not involve me. junubsan is not like drunkness and I have never said that, and I do not know wheter you misunderstand because you never, nuever, but never hsave a state of absentmindedness or mental disquiet or similar things that encroach con concentration, but if you do not you are the first person I hear of to whom that does not happen. Nut still you insist on drunkness...

                  I still do not see the step whereby you make all those things mentionned after junub as meaning the junub. If it goes all the stretch of mentionning both times junub is used each of those things separately, what was the use in the first lace of using a word that is not used again in the whole of Qur'an to mean those things that are mentioned separately both times? Does not make sense, and there is nothing that indicates that it is an umbrella word for a list of things that come after in a completely separate sentence in both cases.

                  And by the way tatahhara ghasala are not synonims. Washing may be a way or a means of purifying but it is not the same thing as purifying.

                  And how does coming out of the toilet refer only to men? Anybody can go to the toilet, but having sexual relationships with women, in the Qur'an in can only mean that you are a man, not a woman, but go to the toiolet can be a man or a woman.

                  As to washing, yes, if you are not very sharp or alert, usually what people do as a first measure is to wash with cold water, as far as I know. That is the most inmmediate. But to you it seems that it makes more lost, so forget it. Change if to "everybody except you should wash". Water must have something to do with it, since it does not say that if you are junub do tayammum.

                  Salaam

                  Brother please re read my posts, I think you are misunderstanding me. I made a mistake my saying drunkenness in my first post and you pointed this out so afterwards I said 'a drunken state' or drunk like , and by that I didnt mean sakara like alcohol drunkness so I made sure to say or distractedness .I never said tahara and taghseel are synonyms I said they are not synonyms. Taghseel is to wash WITH water , Tahara is to purify in any way shape or form. I do think it is an umbrella word , I think its clear and like I said in my first post before I shared anything , that this is my belief and then I explained why I believe so. You are free to believe whatever you wish brother ,my intention is not to change your beliefs but to share my beliefs with explanation. Re-read my posts to understand why I believe it is an umbrella word..because there are many hints rather than giving our own meaning to the word. As for the toilet it is not gender specific , anyone who goes to the bathroom,same goes for those are ill,and those that have sex. Allah doesnt literally mean if you touch a female then you are in a state of Janaba in that case if your daughter touches you ,or teacher pats you on the shoulder now you jananba( a state Allah groups with bathroom goer,ill person and a journey man) it doesnt make sense that it means touching a women and it seems like its a phrase Allah uses as a pg13 way of saying sexual intercourse. If thats what the phrase means then both would be in the state of Janaba ,and they both go aside to commit this task together so I dont see why only men would become in a state of Janaba and women not.

                  as for your last point, It does say if your junub do tayummum, thats why after mentioning the types of junuban people it says Fa;lam tajudoo maan then do tayummym. Why would they be looking for water to begin with ,since this verse says fa lam tujidoo maan or (if you cant find water) maybe its because it just ordered them to do taghseel and tatheer washing and purifying in the same ayat.

                  as for your last post, I said clearly that they are 3 parts but I said the message can be split into 2 first part dealing with non junuban people and the rest about Junuban people, so I clearly said I was going to present* it in a way so as to order it so you can see how the message is split,that way youll see its referring to Junuban people. Not a translation a re-ordering.

                  Tatheer and taghseel are two different things . You can do taghseel or tayummum or many other things to be tahir but you can only use water to do taghseel.

                  As for ritual purification what do you think washing your face and hands up to the elbows,wiping your head and feet to the ankle before salat is? Is that not a ritual purification. We still have rituals in Islam we just dont add any extras from hadith.

                  Salams brother

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                    oh sorry brother I forgot to reply in regards to Junuban meaning distracted,daydreamy state . So lets say it does mean this just for sake of argument. So it does not mean drunkness (forgive me for thinking thats what you meant at first) so thats ruled out since Allah specifically says it in the verse what the drunk person should do. So lets say it means absentmindednes or mental disquiet,distractedness,daydreamy state type of feeling. Why would abri sabeel or a journeyman be made an exception to absentmindedness ? How come they are allowed to be absentminded in salat? What effect does water have on absentmindedness especially since its a fact cold showers or any shower or anything you do will not make you more sober but if you jump in a ice cold bath or ocean it will definently give you a rush wether drunk or sober,awake or sleepy but you will still be just as drunk so Allahs tells them to simply wait till they can understand again. Absentminded person being advised to wash just doesnt seem logical for those 2 points. I think by extension the part that tells you to not come while drunk should already tell you to come to prayer in a sound frame of mind. It doesnt say cold water so id assume warm or cold water should do the trick to take me out of my absentmindedness but only cold water gives you ''the rush'' warm water relaxes you even more. If it said if your junuban use cold water then it would make more sense. When im stressed or my minds stuck on something I can wash my face and nothing will happen except my face will be cleaner.

                    Peace brother,, p.s
                    im sorry I didnt add this into my last message, but the little edit button dissapeared so I reposted.

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                      wqashing, not plunging into a hot water bathtub.

                      At any rate I have alreaady said what I had to say. And I guess you have said it too. I am not going to keep on reeating.

                      Salaam

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                        I agree washing and necessarily bathing,but if your whole body is dirty then you should bath if a small part is dirty then that should be washed. Wash accordingly to the situation. A person who used the bathroom does not need to bath.. I think thats what you are referring to but in any case I agree I think both our points are clear by this point. Thank you for taking time to try to understand what im saying ,atleast this way I responded so much that I end up adding more detail to my original post and correcting any errors I made which will make it easy for others who are researching these verses or this concept, so thank you. Also like I said in my original post im not here to debate or say anyone is wrong or right im just putting another angle or view on a concept we have, with proofs from the same verse and its similar verse. You believe it means absentmindedness, I believe its telling us to wash ourselves if we do any of those 4 things and to use sand if we cant wash with water, the meaning according to hadith/traditional view is to wash yourself fully after sex and im sure there are more opinions and inshallah we hear and see all of them and find the truth ,right? So im putting this out there for anyone seeking other interpretation rather than the one given in hadith.

                        May Allah increase me,you and all believers in knowledge,wisdom and guidance and forgive and protect us inshallah.

                        Peace brother

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                          Right, that is the point, that anybody who searches finds what others can bring up. So thanks also for raising this.

                          Salaam

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                            Thank you brother Huruf I will remember you in my dua inshallah )

                            Salam alaiqum

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                              Im sure someone else might of posted this link , if not then heres a link to a collection of all the other Mutashabihat(similar or like verses) in the Quran, they are sorted by Juz . Its in arabic but it is very useful to view them in this manner.

                              https//tmr123.wordpress.com/mutashabihat/

                              Salams

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                                I think you need a program to open them, don't you?

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                                  Salam brother, if you have WinZip or anything that can open zip files then you should be fine. Open it in winzip and youll see its about 30 documents just select them all and drag them into a folder on to your desktop. That should work Inshallah.

                                  Peace

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