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introrduction to peacefulness and Abraham's sacrifice,

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    siki
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    Peace All.

    I recently went through the titled thread on warner's recommendation because Abraham's (so called satanic) dream has been troubling my mind since long, here are my thoughts.

    Abraham sees a dream in which he finds himself slaughtering/sacrificing his son.

    As most of the dreams are encrypted ,so actually what God meant by this dream for Abraham was to commit /give away/ dedicate his son in the way of Allah for propagating the Message.

    God never meant this dream to be literally interpreted

    Abraham ,who was a dedicated servant of God (but probably was not an expert in dream interpretation), took it literally and told his son about it.

    The son accepted and submitted.

    and when they were about to perform the misunderstood deed,,,,,,

    God saw their erred interpretation and absolute devotion,so he ransomed it with some other kind of "Sadqa" , preserved their story , chose them as "Nabieen" to carry out a very difficult task, and bestowed upon them the highest rank.

    does it solve the paradox?

    peace
    sikandar

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      Hi siki,

      You want some facts.

      see the last four posts on this thread.

      http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=7503.15

      God Bless.

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        Thanks simple,
        this was intresting,, but then should we believe in some Christian's research, for disproving quran? if this is the case, what are we all doing here? shouldn't all of us establish the authenticity of available Koranic script first ? rather than
        carrying out research on its true meanings.
        i am looking forward to read some more remarks on my view,
        peace
        siki

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          siki
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          Peace All.

          I recently went through the titled thread on warner's recommendation because Abraham's (so called satanic) dream has been troubling my mind since long, here are my thoughts.

          Abraham sees a dream in which he finds himself slaughtering/sacrificing his son.

          As most of the dreams are encrypted ,so actually what God meant by this dream for Abraham was to commit /give away/ dedicate his son in the way of Allah for propagating the Message.

          God never meant this dream to be literally interpreted

          Abraham ,who was a dedicated servant of God (but probably was not an expert in dream interpretation), took it literally and told his son about it.

          The son accepted and submitted.

          and when they were about to perform the misunderstood deed,,,,,,

          God saw their erred interpretation and absolute devotion,so he ransomed it with some other kind of "Sadqa" , preserved their story , chose them as "Nabieen" to carry out a very difficult task, and bestowed upon them the highest rank.

          does it solve the paradox?

          peace
          sikandar

          peace
          i am still confused confused about my thought, is it so absurd that no one bothered to comment on it ?Ayman ,Edip, Nabi , Wakas, Nadia, Zen,,,,anybody?,,,,, come on , all of you ,,,,where are you?...i need some opinions (or guidance).

          sikandar

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            Peace All.

            I recently went through the titled thread on warner's recommendation because Abraham's (so called satanic) dream has been troubling my mind since long, here are my thoughts.

            Abraham sees a dream in which he finds himself slaughtering/sacrificing his son.

            As most of the dreams are encrypted ,so actually what God meant by this dream for Abraham was to commit /give away/ dedicate his son in the way of Allah for propagating the Message.

            God never meant this dream to be literally interpreted

            Abraham ,who was a dedicated servant of God (but probably was not an expert in dream interpretation), took it literally and told his son about it.

            The son accepted and submitted.

            and when they were about to perform the misunderstood deed,,,,,,

            God saw their erred interpretation and absolute devotion,so he ransomed it with some other kind of "Sadqa" , preserved their story , chose them as "Nabieen" to carry out a very difficult task, and bestowed upon them the highest rank.

            does it solve the paradox?

            peace
            sikandar

            NO ANSWERS , NO COMMENTS? >(
            SIKI

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              Peace siki,

              I just saw this thread, and I apologize, I haven't studied this subject. Thanks for bringing it up, I'll look into it and get back to you. Maybe others can help in the mean time.

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