Translation of `Jinn`
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Salaam Nabster,
I disagree with the term "confused muslims" above just because someone does not understand the quran in a different perspective than mine. I don't see them as "confused" at all. For me personally, the perfect understanding belongs to The God and Him Alone. A lot of people are here to learn and explore ideas. Kyle (IdolFree1) is one of such people, just read all his past posts and you'll understand what I mean.
Besides, being confused has its benefits too. That way, we have the strong desire to learn more in order to stop that confusion. It'a all about growing in understanding really. Including understanding the "miracles" or "examples" mentioned in the quran.
=adley=
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Peace Nabster,
Whoever believes in God, and the last day, and contributes to society has nothing to fear, nor shall they grieve. Isn't that God's promise? I got news for you bro, not many of us here see eye to eye on more than a few topics. What we share is the joy of being free to express and explore ideas with each other, with no fear of being shut down or booted. If it's your attachment to miracles that has you leaving, know that there are quite a few members that believe as you do and have stuck around. It's the dynamic of different beliefs and perspectives that makes this place thought-provoking. I wouldn't have it any other way.
Anyway, if you gots to go, then you gots to go. But if you can rethink it, then your presence is welcome.
Peace,
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Peace nabster
I urge you to not leave. We need as many minds as we can get for that is what leads to discussion which leads to new insights. Which brings me to my next point. No need to call certain people "confused muslims" brother. Like Tay said, it is rare for all of us to see eye to eye on an issue. Is this bad? Is it bad to discuss and learn from each other? Is it bad that we sometimes realize that others have different perspectives and experiences that color those viewpoints? We can all learn from each other. No need for knee-jerk reactions. Just an open mind and guidance from The God. So I urge you, stay with us and we will all learn from each other, except if God wills.
Remember this verse
"O you men! surely We have created you of a male and a female, and made you tribes and families that you may know each other" 4913
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However there are too many confused muslims on this forum, so I will bow down gracefully.
The defiant magical golden words.
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Just to annoy you Danish I will stay around...
You mean by your Islamic fatwah driven way? Oooh gee I am all of sudden scared for I might become an apostate ready to get slaughtered. But don't worry, Allah will take care of me ).
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Danish,
Maybe you are possessed by a Jinn devil without knowing it. You might consider exorcism or psychiatric treatment
Nabster outFor a minute I thought you were a 'walking quran'. But now I am certain that you are also a 'talking quran' and I am positive that you aren't a 'listening quran'.
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Peace be upon you Nabster,
idolfree1, you are a confused muslim
May The God guide youYou say I am confused because I do not subscribe to the belief that there are ghosts flying around and marrying human beings? I see.
Well I respond to you with Peace. Hopefully one day you will understand that religion is really about psychology, about behavior shaping, not stories of beings you will never encounter in your life.
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Peace
btw I am currently afflicted with a nasty illness and I would love a miracle to heal me...
You see miracles can give hope.
Besides, my discourse with you would be similar to one with a person who does not believe in God, I have been told how could I believe that there is such a being as a God who cares about little human affairs and who bothers to send prophets and messengers and who is so close to human affairs, many scientist colleagues ask me such questions, they consider belief in God itself, especially a God bothering to communicate with humans, and they never see as being superstitious and grossly naive. Now if I tell them about the Higher Signs in the Quran, they might call an ambulance to take me to a psychiatric ward. In fact you could be demoted if you get carried away talking about such matters in some scientific circles. For many scientists God's existence is like UFO conspiracy...
NabsterYour definitely and desperately need your Allah to help you out, not miracles. Perhaps HE chose the wrong "walking and talking quran". As far as I am concerned, I never said that I disbelieve in GOD and neither have I ever said that I disbelieve in Quran. Do you understand that? Perhaps not, because, as I mentioned earlier, you are not a "listening quran".
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Danish you are too complex for me...
PeaceI am just an ordinary human being dude, trying to understand life and reality in various perspectives.
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Peace be upon you,
Question- Why are men and stones fuel for hellfire and not "jinn"?
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Peace be upon you Nabster,
Just an idea
Can water be fuel for a fire, no.
Maybe because of their different composition.Jinn are made from fire. If you are trying to incorrectly use the verse that all beings are made from water, then that would men that humans (also made from water) won't burn either. So lets do away with that foolishness. )
I know you dont like to think symbolically, but I ask you to think about water, fire and clay. Think about the potter. It stars with soil, water must be added in order to form it and shape it, and heat applied to it makes it STIFF/unable to be formed and shaped.
Water is likened to revelation, that which softens the heart for change.
Anyway, we can revisit that in another thread.
As for those who believe in Jinns as being fantasies, of course the question does not even present itself...
Sure it does, it is the fantasies that one makes up that becomes thier beliefs and hardens them to any change, and this message is about CHANGE of behavior.
Allah said He will fill Gehenna with both Jinns and Innss, so it will be intesting and fitting that humans and stones will be the fuel that is used to also punish the jinns
inns and jinns are two parts of a whole, the visable and invisable parts of the same thing. But when the talk of being burned comes about, you cannot burn that which is not visable. Jinn seems to be replaced with STONE. Isnt it fire that hardens the clay? Just think about it.
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Peace be upon you Ahmed,
Laughter relives the tension of those who have no logical response. Just like those who passed by Nuh as he put all the pieces together. I am sure you will watse a whole page now on a post trying to drag us back to superstition. I'll grab my pillow.
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Peace Kyle,
I know you dont like to think symbolically, but I ask you to think about water, fire and clay. Think about the potter. It stars with soil, water must be added in order to form it and shape it, and heat applied to it makes it STIFF/unable to be formed and shaped.
Water is likened to revelation, that which softens the heart for change.
Poetry and symbolism is beautiful and takes great courage and intelligence to understand. Wonderfully said.
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Adding further to the above, now think about water, clay and heat mixing to become sticky substance clinging together to form a "shape" and then a "soul" is blown into it, thereby a generation of such "shapes" are started, from birth to adulthood and then its passing away. After their 'death', these "shapes" are reborn, hence the resurrection and the process continues. Reminds me of certain sentences in the Quran as eloquently narrated by some poets in veneration of these 'formed shapes'. Arabs were well known for their poetry which were later collected and written down by other entusiasts and later compiled to become part of a book called Quran.
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Danish my heart bleeds for you to see it led astray so very much.
I feel so very sorry for you to be incapable to accept the truth of the Quran...
You should not be haunting this forum, but hanging around some agnostic forums where you can spurt out your venom all your heart full.
God guides you out of the darkness you are drowned in...
Nabster outAnd I feel sorry for those who have called you a "walking quran" when you don't have any legs to stand on to.
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Peace be upon you Ahmed,
Laughter relives the tension of those who have no logical response. Just like those who passed by Nuh as he put all the pieces together. I am sure you will watse a whole page now on a post trying to drag us back to superstition. I'll grab my pillow.
Peace bro,
I'm not tensioned really, I was laughing at the nonsense you stated, and sure there will be no response to any nonsense posted here, do you think I will waste my time with Allah words manipulators?, well i always give them a chance first untill I know exactly what they are, then Profiler 2006 takes over
but really bro, i was not aware of your comment unttil i received an eamil from a member here telling me how wrong you are and even showed me the verse that refutes your nonsense and your conjectured allegations regarding the Quran and the Arabic language, no surprise your ignorance in Arabic is exposing your nensense fair and square
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And I feel sorry for those who have called you a "walking quran" when you don't have any legs to stand on to.
Hi
while the comment is not for me, I would like to add a comment, I would say a walking Quran is a metaphor, right?
man you see things on that this web site that really crack me laughing
are you going to debate me regarding the Quran or you don't have the energy to handle my extreme pressure?, LOL
Salam
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Let's have a break from this subject and read some wise words by Harun Yahya that truely describes many on this web site
Allah has revealed in detail the kind of moral values people should have and the kind of lives they should lead. True moral values dictate that one lives scrupulously by Allah?s commandments.
Some people, however, avoid living by these moral values. They are strongly unwilling to submit fully to His stipulations. But seek to establish a model that will satisfy their own desires. To that end, they come up with various rules and principles of their own, and imagine that religion should also be compatible with these principles. They are willing to live by religious moral values only as far as these are compatible with their own standards and logic. Yet this is a grave error and deception, because true religious moral values are those revealed by Allah, not as interpreted and lived by human beings.
Salam