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Why The Month Of Rammadan Does Not Mean The Moon Of Rammadn

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    farida
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    And they ask/question you about the Soul/Spirit, say "The Soul/Spirit (is) from my Lord's matter/affair, and you were not given from the knowledge except little.?

    Thank you! for the timely reminder

    peace

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      ayman
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      Peace Nun,

      Yes I read your article before.
      Let?s look at the full moon dates for next few years and go over cases...
      Farmers Almanac...
      http//www.almanac.com/astronomy/moon/full/index.php
      Today on September 7, 2008 a man dies; his widow must wait 4 ?full moons? and 10 days (2234).
      Full Moon Dates 2008
      August 16 418 P.M.
      September 15 415 A.M.
      October 14 304 P.M.
      November 13 1219 A.M.
      December 12 1038 A.M.
      Add 10 days ? December 22, 2008 is her term date.
      Likewise it is Dec 22 even if the man died after August 17 ? a difference of 3 weeks!
      What if he dies at 5 am September 15 during the full moon ? how long does she wait?
      If we read verse 2234 to mean wait 4 ?months? and 10 days there is no difference.

      Exactly there is no difference in the same way that in 2228 there would be no difference for the divorced women who are counting their menstruations. Just replace "full moon dates" with "menstruation dates" in your example

      Menstruation Dates 2008
      August 16 418 P.M.
      September 15 415 A.M.
      October 14 304 P.M.
      November 13 1219 A.M.

      Today on September 7, 2008 a man divorces his wive; she must wait 3 menstruations (222.
      November 13, 2008 is when she is free.
      Likewise it is Nov 13 even if the man divorces her after August 17 ? a difference of 3 weeks!

      It is not surprising that the god uses the same exact terms for counting menstruations and counting full-moons. In fact in 654, counting THREE full moons is given as an alternative for counting THREE menstruations for those women who don't get a period. So they are counted the same way.

      I hope this helps.

      Peace,

      Ayman

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        unknownuser
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        Peace Ayman,

        Exactly there is no difference in the same way that in 2228 there would be no difference for the divorced women who are counting their menstruations. Just replace "full moon dates" with "menstruation dates" in your example

        Menstruation Dates 2008
        August 16 418 P.M.
        September 15 415 A.M.
        October 14 304 P.M.
        November 13 1219 A.M.

        Today on September 7, 2008 a man divorces his wive; she must wait 3 menstruations (222.
        November 13, 2008 is when she is free.
        Likewise it is Nov 13 even if the man divorces her after August 17 ? a difference of 3 weeks!

        It is not surprising that the god uses the same exact terms for counting menstruations and counting full-moons. In fact in 654, counting THREE full moons is given as an alternative for counting THREE menstruations for those women who don't get a period. So they are counted the same way.

        I hope this helps.

        Peace,

        Ayman

        Let?s make sure?

        Mr. A divorces his wife after the full moon on August 17;
        Mr. B divorces his wife before the full moon on September 14;
        2228 And the divorced (F) wait with themselves (F) three menstrual cycles

        Full Moon/Menstruation Dates 2008
        August 16 418 P.M.
        September 15 415 A.M.
        October 14 304 P.M.
        November 13 1219 A.M.

        Mr. A?s ex waits three menstrual cycles
        From and including Sunday, August 17, 2008
        To and including Thursday, November 13, 2008
        It is 89 days from the start date to the end date, end date included

        Mr. B?s ex waits three menstrual cycles
        From and including Sunday, September 14, 2008
        To and including Thursday, November 13, 2008
        It is 61 days from the start date to the end date, end date included

        A difference of 28 days

        Mr. A dies after the full moon on August 17;
        Mr. B dies before the full moon on September 14;
        Their widows must wait 4 ?full moons? and 10 days (2234).

        Full Moon/Menstruation Dates 2008
        August 16 418 P.M.
        September 15 415 A.M.
        October 14 304 P.M.
        November 13 1219 A.M.
        December 12 1038 A.M.

        Add 10 days ? December 22, 2008 is the term date for both widows.

        Calculate duration between two dates
        http//www.timeanddate.com/date/duration.html

        Mr. A?s widow waits
        From and including Sunday, August 17, 2008
        To and including Monday, December 22, 2008
        It is 128 days from the start date to the end date, end date included

        Mr. B?s widow waits
        From and including Sunday, September 14, 2008
        To and including Monday, December 22, 2008
        It is 100 days from the start date to the end date, end date included

        A difference of 28 days; definitely based on menstrual cycle 3 in case of divorce and 4 in case of widows with extra 10 days to ensure they are clean.

        Therefore, shahr can mean full-moon/menstrual cycle.

        Good job!

        I?ll look into the rest since shahr can be a lunar month as well.

        Peace

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          Tlepsh
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          Peace all --

          I was looking into resolving this issue which is more complex than the inheritance verses.

          2233 And the mothers breast feed their children two years

          3114...and his weaning/separation in two years

          4615...and his wearing/separation thirty months

          30 months = 2 years?

          Peace Nun de plume,

          2233 And the mothers breast feed their children TWO COMPLETE HAWL

          3114...and his weaning/separation in two 3AM

          4615...and his wearing/separation thirty FULL MOONS (months)

          (&#1604 means the period in which certain plants attain their complete strength.
          It means the time required from planting a vegetable as a seed until it produces fruits.

          When it is related to the sun Hawl means a year in consideration of its changing, and of the revolution of the sun in its places of rising and setting.

          Concerning a human (&#1604 HAWL is the period of pregnancy, which is 40 weeks, 280 days, 10 lunar months, or 10 full moons starting with the last known menstrual period (LMP).

          Therefore, ?two complete Hawl? is 20 lunar months or (20-21) full moons.

          The carrying and his weaning is thirty Shahr...46-15

          Carrying in Womb + Breastfeeding=30 lunar months or (30-31) full moons or three HAWL

          Carrying in Womb = 10 lunar months or (10-11) full moons or one Hawl concerning human beings.

          Breastfeeding = 20 lunar months or (20-21) full moons or two Hawl?s concerning human beings.

          In 31.14 it says ending of breastfeeding is (within two ?am?) It does not say two complete years (am) as is said in 46.15 two complete hawl.

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            progod
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            Peace,

            Just wanted to say

            Nahaar daylight/day, from sunrise to sunset
            yawm period of time, Jewish/Islamic day (sunset to sunset), Quranic(also ancient egytpian day) is sunrsie to sunrise (the Quran says that the night is not to come before the daylight)
            qar' (pl. quroo&#039 menstrual cycle (not shahr).

            Godbless,
            Anwar

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