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Did Quran e Majeed refer to a ?Spider?s Web? in 29:41?

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    Assalmo Elaikum

    Almost all Translations and Tafasir in Urdu and English (and perhaps in all other languages of the world, since writers (Mutrajemeen and Muffasereen) have mostly been copying from each other with slight difference of presentation, narration) refer to BaitilAnkaboot as meaning Spider's web and then many give superfluous explanations for declaring it the weakest of houses.

    Spider's web can't be taken as something weak.
    If we see any encyclopedia we will find following about spider's web
    "Spider's thread is five times stronger than the steel of same thickness, and can stretch to four times its own length"..To put it in technical terms, spider's thread, from the point of its Resistance to breaking and the extent it can stretch before breaking, is a material the like of which does not exist"

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      Hi Mazhar,

      http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=7402.0

      Salaams.

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