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New Groundbreaking Arabic Book: Peacemaking from the Quran

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    ayman
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    i am really impressed by the success of your facebook page.
    thank you for the work you are doing.

    Thank you my dear brother noshirk. It is the god's blessing. It is also interesting that the vast majority (about 82%) of the page current 1.86 Million fans ae under 34 years old. So the future looks bright ).

    Peace,

    Ayman

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      Peace bro NielsJacob,

      I read the first chapters.
      I couldn?t almost believe what I read.
      Its like everything just falls into their places, where they was intended to be from the beginning.
      I think that you are one that make what we all really purposed to do Trying to make the gods plan come through.
      May he really use you a lot.
      Wishing you all the best.

      Thank you for your kindness, your enouragement, and your sincere prayers. I am deeply touched by all of your words. Thank you for reminding all of us of our purpose to serve the god.

      God bless you and all best wishes and peace my dear brother,

      Ayman

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        I read most of the book and I have to say that it is thought provoking. I can agree with you on a lot of things, the only questions I have would concern the Masjid Idea; can it not be a physical and a mental thing?

        The concept of "masjid" as an institution of the obedience encompasses both physical and mental aspects. It is the same as the institution of government encompasses both physical and mental aspects. I believe that "masjid" (institution of obedience) is conceptually synonymous with government (institution of authority that is to be obeyed). As with government, the primary aspect of "masjid" is a system and not just a physical building.

        Otherwise I can see where the 2 salat belief come from (you can interpret the "Guard your Salat (More than dual), as mean your lifetime, and not just daily because the end of the verse states to "stand in obedience (e.g in All of your salats = again lifetime, not just isolated). Also the Ramadan Summer timing is logical.

        Yes, the plural term "salawat" does not mean a certain number within 24 hours. This can also be seen from the following passage where the same exact word occurs

        Again, the only need for more interpretation for me, concerns the Masjid and Qibla interpretation. I say so because after reading the Masjid interpretation in Arabic, you kind of stressed more on the mental acceptance (sujjud) of it, but you didn't completely reject the idea of a physical house/Bayt/Masjid, where people can recite the Almighty's verses, and thus come to obedience or sujjud. Would you be kind enough to enlighten me on that, can there not be such a physical place where there this mental obedience to the Almighty's words happen ? What about the Qibla being a physical focal point as a form of being organized?

        Yes. The house (al-bayt) is the physical aspect. It is any place where no partners are setup with the god and where people can gather safely. Since "al-bayt" is a physical place then it is a direction/destination (qibla) that is also physical. The passage about the people of Moses instructs them to make their physical houses a destination.

        I noticed that you have a Facebook page in English. I think the title of your page is really inspiring ( &#1607. The vast majority of the audience of my Facebook page are Arabic speakers. If you make your Facebook page in Arabic or both English and Arabic, then I can help you boost its audience by sharing it on my page.

        Peace and all best wishes,

        Ayman

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          Peace bro Wakas,

          Unfortunately for us, I am still waiting on bro Ayman to answer some questions on his view on "masjid" on this thread
          http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9604467.msg319321#msg319321

          I am not sure if you have revised your understanding of "masjid" meaning time of obedience. If you have not added anything new or revised your understanding then I am sure that the aspect of time would fit within the concept of "masjid" as an institution. Any institution has a system and time is an aspect of any system.

          Peace and best regards,

          Ayman

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            May God bless you Ayman for your last posts, thank you for clarifying what the word masjid means!

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              peace brother Ayman,

              I am not sure if you have revised your understanding of "masjid" meaning time of obedience. If you have not added anything new or revised your understanding then I am sure that the aspect of time would fit within the concept of "masjid" as an institution. Any institution has a system and time is an aspect of any system.

              I have not changed anything since we last spoke about it.

              Unfortunately, until you answer the questions I asked you over 14 months ago, we will never know if your view can fit with mine, or even if it makes sense within The Quran.

              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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                Peace,

                For all those who can read and understand Arabic
                www.quran4peace.org
                www.facebook.com/Quran4Peace

                For all the rest
                www.quran4peace.org/en_index.html

                Abdelilah

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                  bump

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                    In the name of the god, the almighty, the merciful
                    Read in the name of your lord who created.
                    He created man from a clot.
                    Read and your lord is the most generous,
                    who taught by the pen
                    He taught man what he didn?t know.
                    Nay, but verily man transgresses.
                    Upon seeing it he disregards it.
                    Surely to your lord is the return.
                    Have you seen him who forbids
                    a servant when he connects/learns?
                    Have you considered if he were on the guidance?
                    Or advocates forethoughtfulness?
                    Have you considered if he denies truth and turns his back?
                    Does he not know that the god sees?
                    Nay! if he does not desist, we would certainly smite his forehead, a lying, wrongful forehead.
                    Then let him summon his council,
                    We would summon the guardians.
                    Do not obey him, and submit/obey and draw near (me).

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                      https//lh3.googleusercontent.com/GHJNqIcfbiPeUQnZMM-byxBPK7FazVkvoWFTxnxpzGvugy5X7K3_3NLqQOLtyeDauim4mO5sFNhYJZ5H4iyT2Cs_maxaGn_EM7EHr_qTFYJkdXOfUyOqM8o64g4Wu4GVgdUq7M46Ion0MLywei6V1D-7wRRt0vM3G4HjIsb-4gQbDW4CnysUv8Rg9PSyJoHJerFyqICAtP653XHGKKerc7d54EaSAC2WhCQakonwG3FhMZPMfTokGuYOvzT06OVl11zdTpDZCPZY64kdRLubosxGVQD2Nm1UfOtcLW-QkAW9uNOT-BQQcWtvkkswwvSRjJFL4nXf1zNZP3PtCtaagFXOgREsFTBof0wUjdIGmr-OlWMMUaxeYle_wWvQphiyAbSydZpZghTaJr0KsEDBO7aP0t-pOTCzYMD0n9kuEvSY4LMQ1frNj0hbfD8ka9pEqZlbkZpOX2140U8zVJNx_cct2GFhCsNUUdxjC8VINcSm2SuSSxVu4sMj76v5NBlOITIDzSCGAnKQ7zkuXwwXohRD18kFSltaWVG0IEgsYXf9Spe2irb3MT0aLn39-LAIdYGu=w500-h239-no

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                        ade_cool
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                        Salam Ayman,

                        I just check the website quran4peace.org

                        It seems the English version is not completed yet.

                        Looking forward to the English version.

                        Wassalam,
                        Ade

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