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    unknownuser
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    Peace Ahmed,

    As is typical of your tactics, you have still not shown anywhere where Allah has said in al-qur'aan that the sun DOES NOT set in a BOILING LAKE. I would love to see the camera shot of the sun setting in a BOILING LAKE. So according to your twisted logic Allah says that the sun sets in a boiling lake. Can anything be more absurd than that ?

    You will have a point only when you show the verse in al-qur'aan where Allah says that the sun DOES NOT set in a BOILING LAKE, to correct Dhulqarnain.

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      Peace Ahmed,

      As is typical of your tactics, you have still not shown anywhere where Allah has said in al-qur'aan that the sun DOES NOT set in a BOILING LAKE.

      oh please man, don't waste my time, i told you what i will post when i go home, but again you seem very ignornat to what dhulqarnin was saying about the son, and i told you what he saw was damn accurate as Allah decribed it to us

      I would love to see the camera shot of the sun setting in a BOILING LAKE. So according to your twisted logic Allah says that the sun sets in a boiling lake. Can anything be more absurd than that ?

      it seems you are the one that got twisted here, my logic is not twisted and is far more logical in accordance to the arabic language that you sure lack

      You will have a point only when you show the verse in al-qur'aan where Allah says that the sun DOES NOT set in a BOILING LAKE, to correct Dhulqarnain.

      look buddy

      i will only show the public your ignorance in understanding what dhilqarnin was saying

      i donlt have to make a point to you or anyone really, i talk to the public arena

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        Peace Ahmed,

        A human can see an illusion and describe it accurately, but that does not make it a fact. One can see the sun rising and setting and think that the sun revolves around the earth, but that will be scientifically inaccurate. Dhulqarnain saw an illusion of the sun setting in a BOILING LAKE and describes what he saw as if the sun was actually setting in a BOILING LAKE. When Allah narrates what Dhulqarnain saw, does not mean that Allah is agreeing that the sun sets in a BOILING LAKE. Allah does not state anywhere in al-qur'aan that the sun DOES NOT set in a BOILING LAKE, to correct Dhulqarnains false assumption, so according to your flawed logic that would make Allah agreeing that the sun can set in a boiling lake !

        Similarly Abraham mistakenly assumes akbar as an attribute of Allah, but that does not make akbar an attribute of Allah unless Allah Himself authorizes it or uses it for Himself in al-qur'aan. When Allah quotes Abraham as saying something does not automatically mean that Allah is agreeing with Abraham. Allah however DOES CLEARLY ASK US NOT TO CREATE NAMES FOR HIM THAT HE HAS NOT AUTHORIZED.

        When Abraham sees the sun he says HAZA RABBI, so who is he calling RABBI if HAZA cannot be used for the sun ? Of course he is referring to the sun as his Lord. Similarly when he says HAZA AKBAR he is referring to the sun. That is an obvious mistake, and it is Abraham's false statement and not Allah who made that statement. Allah quoting the false statement of Abraham does not mean Allah is sanctioning akbar for Himself. Allah has never used akbar for himself in al-qur'aan.

        Dhulqarnain saying he saw the sun set in a boiling lake does not mean that the sun can set in a boiling lake. Similarly Abraham mistakenly using akbar for Allah assuming the sun is Allah, does not mean that akbar is an attribute/name of Allah. If I mistakenly call you Danish, does not mean that you are Danish unless you yourself agree with it or authorize it.

        I guess you dont have a point then as you have REPEATEDLY failed to produce a verse from al-qur'aan in which Allah corrects Dhulqarnain by stating that the sun DOES NOT set in a BOILING LAKE. Humans like Dhulqarnain and Abraham can make mistakes, does not mean that when they make a mistaken assumption, we start attributing it to Allah. To summarise, Allah has admonished creating a name for Himself that He has not authorized, and has NEVER used akbar for Himself in al-qur'aan.

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          Hello Brother Tanveermd

          I found it ridiculous that you believe the false allegations promoted by the enemy of Islam regarding Zul-Qarnain without putting an effort to understand the full story mentioned in the Quran

          The following claim is taken from Sina's website and can be found copied and pasted on almost every anti-Islamic site. They make the claim??..

          Allegation The Quran teaches us that the Sun sets in a muddy spring

          YUSUFALI Until, when he reached the setting of the sun, he found it set in a spring of murky water Near it he found a People We said "O Zul-qarnain! (thou hast authority,) either to punish them, or to treat them with kindness."

          PICKTHAL Till, when he reached the setting-place of the sun, he found it setting in a muddy spring, and found a people thereabout. We said O Dhu'l-Qarneyn! Either punish or show them kindness.

          SHAKIR Until when he reached the place where the sun set, he found it going down into a black sea, and found by it a people. We said O Zulqarnain! either give them a chastisement or do them a benefit.

          (86)

          ?Serious scientific error here!, it is scientifically accepted fact that, the Sun never go down in a muddy spring.?

          They say laughter is good for you, but this is becoming extremely unhealthy. these people go to such lengths in their attempts at highlighting the alleged contradictions or scientific fallacies in the Quran, it's shocking to witness how desperate some people have become. they will twist translations, invent false ideas and inject them into the mind of the new readers in the most rapid way possible.

          They try to make the claim that the author of the Quran was scientifically challenged, that he was oblivious to the fact that the sun never actually sets. They also make the savage claim that the same set of verses "prove" that the Earth is flat!, LOL indeed

          The verse narrate part of the story of Zul-Qarnain. being a traveller like Zul-Qarnain eventually, at sun set, arrived at a place where there were springs of vast murky waters. He found around it tribes of people, some righteous and some malign. The narration goes on to describe how Zul-Qarnain was given authority to rule over them as a just king. It narrates the version of events as he, Zul-Qarnain saw them ? he saw the sun set in a murky water, nothing wrong with that. And certainly no claim of being scientific fact.

          The idiotic critics who raise this issue and claim that the God of the Quran does not know the simple science that the sun never actually sets in murky waters are barking up the wrong tree. The above verses in no way make the claim of being scientific fact as God sees it. We don?t see God making the claim that the sun sets into murky waters! Or rises on a certain group of people. We simply see God describing things as witnessed by Zul-Qarnain ?

          They ask thee concerning Zul-Qarnain. Say, ?I will rehearse to you something of his story"?.

          This is classical anti-Islam rhetoric , the simple fact is this, the sun sets wherever you see it set. If you are on a beach you will see it set into the ocean. If you are on a hill, you will see it set behind the hill. Here is a flash movie to prove it to you, I took these 6 photos during Easter break on a very nice town on the Australian Ocean, I clearly watched the sun sets in a salty water

          http//mail.forte.com.au/ahmed/flash/fm1.swf

          Figurative reading was never designed for our enemies, therefore we should pardon them for their ignorance. How these people come to such conclusions really baffles me! It seems that the decision to ridicule our religion is made up long before they go into the Quran looking for supposed contradictions, or do they leave their atheistic tendencies behind? Who knows. They eager to find something they can please the masses with. The above claim is simply fruitless

          And please don?t compare this with what Abraham said about Allah that He is Akbar, Haza (masculine) Akbar = Allah Akbar because we should take the prophets as an example to know Allah and his way anyway, not to take them as an example to learn science, you don?t really have a point bringing the story on the table trying desperately to make a point

          Salam

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            Peace Ahmed,

            A human can see an illusion and describe it accurately, but that does not make it a fact.

            Salam bro

            well the fact of the matter that he saw it this way and it looked real, i didnlt say it is a fact, but that is differnt to Allah Akbar, we are ordered to take Abraham as an example to us and he said Haza (masculine) Akbar, i.e. he never meant the sun is Akbar because the sun is feminine

            now Abraham was given wisdom at a very young age as far as I know, therefore he was not talking non sense when he said Haza (masculine) Akbar = Allah Akbar i.e. he never meant the sun is Akbar because the sun is feminine

            One can see the sun rising and setting and think that the sun revolves around the earth, but that will be scientifically inaccurate. Dhulqarnain saw an illusion of the sun setting in a BOILING LAKE and describes what he saw as if the sun was actually setting in a BOILING LAKE.

            I only care on how he saw it and Allah described it the way he saw it because the prophet was reherssing his story to the believers, you klnow like granny telling us stories

            When Allah narrates what Dhulqarnain saw, does not mean that Allah is agreeing that the sun sets in a BOILING LAKE.

            well i disn't say that, or did i?

            far out man, a typical useless argument, well Zul-Qarnin was not talking about Allah anyway, but Abraham was talking about Allah and when someone like Abraham or any other prophet talks about Allah, I'm sure they will not talk illusions

            Allah does not state anywhere in al-qur'aan that the sun DOES NOT set in a BOILING LAKE,

            sure but He stated that Zul Qarnin saw it as such, and it clearly means an illusion, sis I say it was not an illusion?

            to correct Dhulqarnains false assumption, so according to your flawed logic that would make Allah agreeing that the sun can set in a boiling lake !

            BS and simply ignored

            Similarly Abraham mistakenly assumes akbar as an attribute of Allah,

            prove it that it was a mistake when he said Haza (maculine) Akbar , your logic is very flawed and you have no point indeed, why don't you respond to "Haza" masculine while the sun is feminine?

            but that does not make akbar an attribute of Allah unless Allah Himself authorizes it or uses it for Himself in al-qur'aan.

            Thank you Einstien for discovering relativity, i see it an attribute and Abraham saw it the same "Haza (masculine) Akabr", thank you

            When Allah quotes Abraham as saying something does not automatically mean that Allah is agreeing with Abraham.

            well, show me where Allah is not agreeing with Abraham when he said as such?, in fact it was perfect agreement all the way, more than Mohammad even,

            Allah however DOES CLEARLY ASK US NOT TO CREATE NAMES FOR HIM THAT HE HAS NOT AUTHORIZED.

            wrong answer, Akbar is an attribute not a name ;D

            When Abraham sees the sun he says HAZA RABBI, so who is he calling RABBI if HAZA cannot be used for the sun ? Of course he is referring to the sun as his Lord. Similarly when he says HAZA AKBAR he is referring to the sun.

            lol, the above was funny because it didnlt make any sense, but donlt worry about it, i want to go to hell

            That is an obvious mistake, and it is Abraham's false statement and not Allah who made that statement. Allah quoting the false statement of Abraham does not mean Allah is sanctioning akbar for Himself. Allah has never used akbar for himself in al-qur'aan.

            you are very repetitive man, ok i want to go to hell

            Dhulqarnain saying he saw the sun set in a boiling lake does not mean that the sun can set in a boiling lake. Similarly Abraham mistakenly using akbar for Allah assuming the sun is Allah, does not mean that akbar is an attribute/name of Allah. If I mistakenly call you Danish, does not mean that you are Danish unless you yourself agree with it or authorize it.

            far out, again bro?, i told you mate you are very repetitive

            I guess you dont have a point then as you have REPEATEDLY failed to produce a verse from al-qur'aan in which Allah corrects Dhulqarnain by stating that the sun DOES NOT set in a BOILING LAKE. Humans like Dhulqarnain and Abraham can make mistakes, does not mean that when they make a mistaken assumption, we start attributing it to Allah. To summarise, Allah has admonished creating a name for Himself that He has not authorized, and has NEVER used akbar for Himself in al-qur'aan.

            another funny comment

            well at least you made me laugh and I have to thank you for that
            ) )

            Salam

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              Peace Ahmed,

              When Abraham sees the sun and says HAZA RABBI, what is he referring to ? The sun of course. You have failed to answer this. Then in the same sentence after seeing the sun he says HAZA AKBAR, what is he referring to ? The sun of course. You have failed to answer this too.

              Abraham is mistakenly assuming the sun to be his god and giving it an attribute. Tell me again, when Abraham says HAZA RABBI and HAZA AKBAR on seeing the sun, what is he referring to ? Please tell the public what HAZA means and when someone says HAZA after seeing an object, what is the HAZA referring to. What is the sun's gender in the language that Abraham spoke ?

              Abraham is a human and he can make mistakes. Allah NEVER agrees with the attribute of akbar for Himself and NEVER uses it for Himself in al-qur'aan. Who can authorize attributes of Allah ? only Allah, not Abraham.

              I have repeatedly shown you before that except Allah all other attributes of Allah used in al-qur'aan are also His names and vice versa. So for Allah ATTRIBUTES = NAMES. Allah has clearly admonished us from CREATING names for Him that He has not authorized. Where has ALLAH authorized or used akbar as an attribute for Himself in al-qur'aan ?

              From now on I will start calling you Danish. Its the same as Abraham mistakenly calling the sun akbar, thinking it is his god. Of course you don't have any danishmandi, so it will be my mistake to call you Danish, but according to your flawed logic it will be ok to call you that even when you have not authorized it for yourself.

              Allah also asks us to follow the example of Muhammad, does that mean He wants us to repeat all the mistakes made by Muhammad also ?

              Allah clearly corrects the mistake of Abraham when He elsewhere says many times not to create names for Allah that He has not authorized. Please note that except Allah all other names of Allah are His attributes and vice versa, so we cannot even create an attribute for Allah that He has not authorized. Allah NEVER uses akbar for Himself in al-qur'aan.

              Abraham mistakenly assuming akbar to be an attribute of Allah does not make it an attribute of Allah, unless Allah uses it for Himself or authorizes it for Himself in al-qur'aan. That is an obvious mistake by Abraham, and it is Abraham who made the false statement and not Allah who made that statement. Allah quoting the false statement of Abraham does not mean Allah is sanctioning akbar for Himself. Allah has NEVER used akbar for himself in al-qur'aan.

              Since Allah by stating what Dhularnain saw does not make it a fact, same way Allah quoting what Abraham said does not make it a fact either. According to your flawed logic if akbar is an attribute of Allah just because Abraham says so, then THE SUN CAN SET IN A BOILING LAKE cuz Dhulqarnain saw so, as Allah never corrects what Dhulqarnain saw. Bring me a verse from al-qur'aan where Allah says that the sun does not set in a boiling lake.

              Dhulqarnain seeing the sun set in a boiling lake does not mean that the sun can set in a boiling lake. Similarly Abraham mistakenly using akbar for Allah assuming the sun is Allah, does not mean that akbar is an attribute/name of Allah.

              You have again REPEATEDLY failed to produce a verse from al-qur'aan in which Allah corrects Dhulqarnain by stating that the sun DOES NOT set in a BOILING LAKE. Allah does however correct Abraham's mistake by asking us not to create names for Him that He has not authorized.

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                Peace all,

                and your Lord fakabbir doesn't imply "say allah is...", nevertheless that does not mean just verbal takbir. It involves showing it in action.

                I leave you in peace, my daughter call me D

                Peace

                When sombody asks for prayers, they say its in heart and not to be performed. When somebody says to call "Allah-u-Akbar" then they say its not calling its action.

                I wonder what is your action. Do you dance or climb some mountain to do action?

                Now somebody will give some reasoning that since everything is praising Allah, so his body is already praising Allah. If it is to be interpreted like this, then there is no differece in bad and good on the earth as both are praising. Problem solved? These are the stupidities I daily see at free-minds. Its not one group its "Bhaan mtee ka kumba"(only people from india and pakistan can understand what is this)

                Regards.

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                  What do you think of that ?

                  As I have stated earlier the alternate title for this book can be ?It is NOT stated in the Quran?. As I have stated already there is NOT one thing which the Ahlul Sunnah or Shiah practice that can be traced inside the Quran ? NOT ONE. We have already seen that even the famous cry of ?Allahu Akbar? CANNOT be found in the Quran. The Sunnis cry ?Allahu Akbar? which according to them means ?God is Great?. This is actually a trick and an insult by the enemies of Islam because ?Allahu Akbar? actually means ?God is Old?. The Sunnis say ?Akbar? is one of the names of God but the fact is this name ?Akbar? CANNOT be found inside the Quran as God?s name. It is NOT stated in the Quran.
                  What is more interesting is that the Sunnis have invented their famous list of ninety nine ?Beautiful Names of God? which they call the ?Asmaul Husna?. Yet even inside this invented Asmaul Husna there is no occurrence of the name ?Akbar?. The Sunnis forgot to include ?Akbar? inside their Asmaul Husna ! What a lark.
                  http//www.free-minds.org/books/journey.htm

                  Pure rubbish ?

                  Peace

                  Certainly its rubbish.

                  Because any person, no matter in what words he calls almighty, he is at least praising the Creator. Its not a cry. I say my Creator is Great. now many people will agree, but there is not Allah's arabic name or attribute in it.

                  So these are the fetishes of the minds of people...that they open a new pandora box everytime....saying that such and such thing is not in quran. ..........If it would be so,,,then these people should never write the word "God" and should not even write the word "Allah" in english, because that is not his name because that is not in quran, that word in quran is arabic written. Right? All rubbish thinking of these people.

                  I am sick of it.

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                    Peace Ahmed,

                    When Abraham sees the sun and says HAZA RABBI, what is he referring to ? The sun of course. You have failed to answer this. Then in the same sentence after seeing the sun he says HAZA AKBAR, what is he referring to ? The sun of course. You have failed to answer this too.

                    Abraham is mistakenly assuming the sun to be his god and giving it an attribute. Tell me again, when Abraham says HAZA RABBI and HAZA AKBAR on seeing the sun, what is he referring to ? Please tell the public what HAZA means and when someone says HAZA after seeing an object, what is the HAZA referring to. What is the sun's gender in the language that Abraham spoke ?

                    Abraham is a human and he can make mistakes. Allah NEVER agrees with the attribute of akbar for Himself and NEVER uses it for Himself in al-qur'aan. Who can authorize attributes of Allah ? only Allah, not Abraham.

                    I have repeatedly shown you before that except Allah all other attributes of Allah used in al-qur'aan are also His names and vice versa. So for Allah ATTRIBUTES = NAMES. Allah has clearly admonished us from CREATING names for Him that He has not authorized. Where has ALLAH authorized or used akbar as an attribute for Himself in al-qur'aan ?

                    From now on I will start calling you Danish. Its the same as Abraham mistakenly calling the sun akbar, thinking it is his god. Of course you don't have any danishmandi, so it will be my mistake to call you Danish, but according to your flawed logic it will be ok to call you that even when you have not authorized it for yourself.

                    Allah also asks us to follow the example of Muhammad, does that mean He wants us to repeat all the mistakes made by Muhammad also ?

                    Allah clearly corrects the mistake of Abraham when He elsewhere says many times not to create names for Allah that He has not authorized. Please note that except Allah all other names of Allah are His attributes and vice versa, so we cannot even create an attribute for Allah that He has not authorized. Allah NEVER uses akbar for Himself in al-qur'aan.

                    Abraham mistakenly assuming akbar to be an attribute of Allah does not make it an attribute of Allah, unless Allah uses it for Himself or authorizes it for Himself in al-qur'aan. That is an obvious mistake by Abraham, and it is Abraham who made the false statement and not Allah who made that statement. Allah quoting the false statement of Abraham does not mean Allah is sanctioning akbar for Himself. Allah has NEVER used akbar for himself in al-qur'aan.

                    Since Allah by stating what Dhularnain saw does not make it a fact, same way Allah quoting what Abraham said does not make it a fact either. According to your flawed logic if akbar is an attribute of Allah just because Abraham says so, then THE SUN CAN SET IN A BOILING LAKE cuz Dhulqarnain saw so, as Allah never corrects what Dhulqarnain saw. Bring me a verse from al-qur'aan where Allah says that the sun does not set in a boiling lake.

                    Dhulqarnain seeing the sun set in a boiling lake does not mean that the sun can set in a boiling lake. Similarly Abraham mistakenly using akbar for Allah assuming the sun is Allah, does not mean that akbar is an attribute/name of Allah.

                    You have again REPEATEDLY failed to produce a verse from al-qur'aan in which Allah corrects Dhulqarnain by stating that the sun DOES NOT set in a BOILING LAKE. Allah does however correct Abraham's mistake by asking us not to create names for Him that He has not authorized.

                    Peace mate

                    as i said, it sounds OK in the arabic to say Allah Akbar because the word Akabr menas magnifying Allah in all aspects, not just in size

                    Regarding His names, as I asked you before and you confirmed that only a few names that we can confirm they are names from the Quran, the rest of 99 or whatever number can't be confirmed and yet we use it as names to glorify Allah, the attribtes however is far more spectulative than the names, yes the attribute is Kabir but Akbar has more global meaning than Kabir and both were said about Allah in the Quran

                    if you look again at the story of Abraham, you will see that the sun is clearly feminine (Al Shams Bazeghah) the Ta Marbotta at the end of Bazeghah clearly means it is feminine, on the other hand Abraham didn't say "hazihi akbar" if he meant that the God is the sun, and it is impossible to believe that he only discovered that the sun sets on that day so he changed his mind, i'm sure he saw it sets everyday since he was born, therefore his words "Haza Akbar" was truly describing the God he was looking for and this is simply how it can be justified to use it with the real God "Allah"

                    now let's knock it off and discuss something else, I'm happy to agree to disagree with you, how about you?

                    Salam

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                      Peace Ahmed,

                      The fact remains that Abraham was referring to the sun when he said haza akbar. Actually Abraham never spoke Arabic, but Allah is quoting him in Arabic. Maybe the word used for sun in Abraham's language was masculine. The sun appears bigger than the moon 90 % of the time because the moon goes through stages, and I think that is the reason Abraham thought the sun was akbar.

                      The fact also remains that Allah never used akbar for Himself in al-qur'aan. Just because Abraham used the word does not mean that Allah is sanctioning it.

                      The verse in which Allah mentions some of His names as the beautiful names contains attributes of Allah that are called the beautiful names. So attributes of Allah can also be His names, at least the ones mentioned in that verse. Hence for Allah, attributes = names and names = attributes. Allah clearly tells us not to create names for Him that He has not authorized (which also includes attributes because attribute = name as far as Allah is concerned), and He has never used the attribute akbar for Himself.

                      Abraham calling the sun akbar is no proof that akbar is an attribute of Allah as Allah has never used it for Himself in al-qur'aan. If Abraham using akbar for the sun mistakenly assuming it to be god makes it an attribute of Allah, then by the same logic Dhulqarnain seeing the sun set in a boiling lake means that the sun can set in a boiling lake.

                      Therefore, apart from conjecturing based on Abraham's usage of akbar, there is no qur'aanic proof that akbar is Allah's attribute because

                      1. Allah NEVER uses the attribute akbar for Himself in al-qur'aan. Who knows His name/attribute ? Allah or Abraham ?

                      2. Allah clearly tells us not to create names (attributes) for Him that He has not authorized.

                      You can stick to whatever your understanding is, but do not justify that understanding based on qur'aan. Also you cannot say that Abraham was not referring to the sun by saying haza akbar, because obviously he was. Even if he mistakenly thought the sun to be his god, he still was referring to the sun by that phrase.

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                        Peace Ahmed,

                        The fact remains that Abraham was referring to the sun when he said haza akbar. Actually Abraham never spoke Arabic, but Allah is quoting him in Arabic. Maybe the word used for sun in Abraham's language was masculine. The sun appears bigger than the moon 90 % of the time because the moon goes through stages, and I think that is the reason Abraham thought the sun was akbar.

                        The fact also remains that Allah never used akbar for Himself in al-qur'aan. Just because Abraham used the word does not mean that Allah is sanctioning it.

                        The verse in which Allah mentions some of His names as the beautiful names contains attributes of Allah that are called the beautiful names. So attributes of Allah can also be His names, at least the ones mentioned in that verse. Hence for Allah, attributes = names and names = attributes. Allah clearly tells us not to create names for Him that He has not authorized (which also includes attributes because attribute = name as far as Allah is concerned), and He has never used the attribute akbar for Himself.

                        Abraham calling the sun akbar is no proof that akbar is an attribute of Allah as Allah has never used it for Himself in al-qur'aan. If Abraham using akbar for the sun mistakenly assuming it to be god makes it an attribute of Allah, then by the same logic Dhulqarnain seeing the sun set in a boiling lake means that the sun can set in a boiling lake.

                        Therefore, apart from conjecturing based on Abraham's usage of akbar, there is no qur'aanic proof that akbar is Allah's attribute because

                        1. Allah NEVER uses the attribute akbar for Himself in al-qur'aan. Who knows His name/attribute ? Allah or Abraham ?

                        2. Allah clearly tells us not to create names (attributes) for Him that He has not authorized.

                        You can stick to whatever your understanding is, but do not justify that understanding based on qur'aan. Also you cannot say that Abraham was not referring to the sun by saying haza akbar, because obviously he was. Even if he mistakenly thought the sun to be his god, he still was referring to the sun by that phrase.

                        excuse man, you are gettin realkly boring, I also say the same to you You can stick to whatever your understanding is, but do not justify that understanding based on qur'aan.

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                          Peace ab and tanvermed. Ah...two peaceful brothers united by their clear,perfect book. D

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                            Peace ab and tanvermed. Ah...two peaceful brothers united by their clear,perfect book.

                            well enq,

                            this is one hell of a shifty comment, but I'm not surprised that it comes from a clear cut enemy of Islam, look I have no problem with tanveermd, i think he is young and he also sounds like someone I know therefore i will always be peaceful with him. when I told him that he is gettin boring, I guess it was the fact as I saw it, he may not be boring to others, so please don't act shifty by trying to strir the air between two brothers, you are going lower and lower and I guess it will come to a point where you will look very low indeed

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                              Peace ab and tanvermed. AbCant take the plain real truth eh mister? One rule for the people you call brother and other rules for those you class as 'others'? Why dont you realise its not allahs opinions but your own egos which are talking,which is why you two are not being peaceful,even though you claim to follow the same clear,perfect book and the same god. I dont need to stir things up between you two,you have both shown your more than capable of stirring up sectarianism and misplaced animosity among your own selves and your own 'united' umma.(community.) Where is the community of muslims allah talks about as being 'the best community raised for mankind'? Are you guys a part of it?
                              Peace all. ps;youre like an illusionist mate. )

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                                Peace ab and tanvermed. AbCant take the plain real truth eh mister? One rule for the people you call brother and other rules for those you class as 'others'?

                                mister smart, you are gettin boring as well, but let me respond to another silly BS by you

                                the people in the world are 3 groups for me

                                1. the brothers and sisters in faith
                                2. the brothers and sisters in humanity (who reject my faith peacfully and don't rant)
                                3. the enemy of my religion (the ones who rants and promote lies and BS about my religion, like you)

                                you belonged one day to group 2, but now you belonge to group 3, therefore i don't consider you a brother in humanity any more, my right i guess

                                Why dont you realise its not allahs opinions but your own egos which are talking,which is why you two are not being peaceful,

                                another typical BS script by a professional, excuse me mister smart, the Quran allows us to differ in opinions as long as they are minor ones, however me and brother tanveermd agree that the Quran is the words of Allah and we submitted to him, we only trying yo know our reiligion better from the words of Allah, and because these words are not human made, it is not going to be easy for humans to comprehend it as far as i'm concerned, therefore i don't consider the Quran for the faint hearted from the first place

                                even though you claim to follow the same clear,perfect book and the same god.

                                yes, at least you know it now that we follow the same God and the same Book, it is a matter of resolving minor differences, i believe these minor differences are the same as the one between the Quran alone and the sunnah advocates

                                I dont need to stir things up between you two,you have both shown your more than capable of stirring up sectarianism and misplaced animosity among your own selves and your own 'united' umma.(community.) Where is the community of muslims allah talks about as being 'the best community raised for mankind'? Are you guys a part of it?

                                of course you need to, that is what you are doing since you joined here and btw our ummah is not united yet, but it will happen for sure

                                Peace all. ps;youre like an illusionist mate. o

                                This is bizzare enq, now you end your comments with "peace all" accompanied with an insult

                                how hypocrite you are mate?

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                                  Peace ab. That wasnt an insult,that was a statement to show you a few home truths mister. You are believing in pipe dreams and illusions.
                                  Do you mean the 'minor differences' like;
                                  sucide bombings,killing of innocents and each other, alcohol consumption,salat,sunni and shiah,wahabbis,hajj, should we follow hadith?,allah hu akbar,literal or symbolic interpretations,what defines a muslim,virgin births,angels with wings,calling different muslim groups idolators,unity of the arab muslim states,prophets birthday,ahmedis,druse,alawis,nation of islam,madhabs,salafis,19 code,hafs version of quran,warsh version of quran,vowels in the original quran or not? is bismillah the first verse or not?why no bismillah in surah 9,or are surah 8 and 9 one surah,hadith claiming some of the original quran is lost or abrogated or not written but still applies etc,etc...
                                  Give me a call when this unity occurs... you have had 1400 years to do it mister. o ) In the meantime some of the western liberal democracies are showing you guys much better political systems,unity,science,and morals by trying to observe and follow some humane,real,verified,natural universal laws... ) o
                                  Peace all.

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                                    Peace AB,

                                    It wasn't enough that this dude had a thread to refute his issues, which he completely refused to participate in 'intellectually' or 'discuss' in...now he is going around posting on other threads and stirring shit up as usual. This is dishonest and unfair.

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                                      Peace. Dishonest and unfair?...almost a perfect description of those with dogmatic,literal,immoral quranic interpretations. Perhaps you can refute me with one of your literal interpretations?
                                      You crying foul now because of what your own hands have sown...well return to the natural path of truth and reality and soothe yourself with peace...

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                                        Peace. Dishonest and unfair?...almost a perfect description of those with dogmatic,literal,immoral quranic interpretations. Perhaps you can refute me with one of your literal interpretations?
                                        Are you serious? You seem detached from reality. Check out your contradictions thread and start refuting people there one by one who gave their time to post refutations that you ignored.

                                        You crying foul now because of what your own hands have sown...well return to the natural path of truth and reality and soothe yourself with peace...

                                        You have really lost it.

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                                          Peace. Like i said before,when i see posts that i feel need responding to,i will. You look after your own affairs and i will look after mine...
                                          Good day and peace to you.

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