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JALABIB in the context of v33:59

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    bkanwar2
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    Dear Herbman,

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    Badar

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      Q_student
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      Brother we should not make fun or get upset at other peoples understanding. Trust me we all are trying to be as close to the message as we possibly can. More over we cannot cut the words just for the sake of cutting it, but only if the script technique, grammar rules, lexical concept and the context in the message allows us to do so. May Allah give us all more understanding so we could be closer to his message more and more

      Peace
      There is no question of making fun.
      If one word can be "dissected " why not other words ? These home made methods are only for Quranic words ? Do you have any support/evidence for this methodology ?
      Honestly ,it is the most horrible way to play with Quranic words ,I have ever seen.
      Regards

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        bkanwar2
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        Peace
        There is no question of making fun.
        If one word can be "dissected " why not other words ? These home made methods are only for Quranic words ? Do you have any support/evidence for this methodology ?
        Honestly ,it is the most horrible way to play with Quranic words ,I have ever seen.
        Regards

        Dear Brother, method is presented here, again and again, is there any body willing to pay attention to it?

        Badar

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          herbman
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          Dear Bkanwar,

          I agree sometimes this method is used for some words in certain cases well known in arabic BUT I don't think it has to be used on all the words.

          e.g. it is not + this makes no sense.

          regards

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            Dear Bkanwar,

            I agree sometimes this method is used for some words in certain cases well known in arabic BUT I don't think it has to be used on all the words.

            e.g. it is not + this makes no sense.

            regards

            Dear Brother, method is presented here, again and again, is there any body willing to pay attention to it?

            Badar

            Peace
            There is no question of making fun.
            If one word can be "dissected " why not other words ? These home made methods are only for Quranic words ? Do you have any support/evidence for this methodology ?
            Honestly ,it is the most horrible way to play with Quranic words ,I have ever seen.
            Regards

            We all pray to Allah to grant us the wisdom to understand his message, the way Prophet(S) and his companions(R) understood it.

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              Q_student
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              Dear Bkanwar,

              I agree sometimes this method is used for some words in certain cases well known in arabic BUT I don't think it has to be used on all the words.

              e.g. it is not + this makes no sense.

              regards

              Peace
              This method cannot be anywhere unless the word under consideration is really combination of two obvious words like " " .It is a combination of two words.
              Any long word in any language has "syllables" . One cannot break up these syllables in peaces and establish their meanings and then join them together as was done with "Muttaqeen".
              Quran was revealed in Arabic Language which was existing before revelation of the Quran.We should learn that language first then we will be able to comment something about the language.
              It is another thing that people think that they have right to criticize the language without knowing it.
              Regards
              Regards

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                bkanwar2
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                Peace
                This method cannot be anywhere unless the word under consideration is really combination of two obvious words like " " .It is a combination of two words.
                Any long word in any language has "syllables" . One cannot break up these syllables in peaces and establish their meanings and then join them together as was done with "Muttaqeen".
                Quran was revealed in Arabic Language which was existing before revelation of the Quran.We should learn that language first then we will be able to comment something about the language.
                It is another thing that people think that they have right to criticize the language without knowing it.
                Regards
                Regards

                Dear brother let me ask you this very humbly, what is the method of learning a language, that is no more spoken anywhere.

                Badar

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                  Q_student
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                  Dear brother let me ask you this very humbly, what is the method of learning a language, that is no more spoken anywhere.

                  Badar

                  Peace
                  Exactly ,the way the people learn other languages which are nowadays are not spoken anywhere.Arabic is spoken but some advanced (Modern) form as is Old English and Modern English.Classical Hebrew and Modern Hebrew.

                  Regards

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                    bkanwar2
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                    Dear Bkanwar,

                    I agree sometimes this method is used for some words in certain cases well known in arabic BUT I don't think it has to be used on all the words.

                    e.g. it is not + this makes no sense.

                    regards

                    Dear Herbman and Q-Student, not an appropriate example. Let me take another shot again with some example. Having compound words is not unusual in languages. Two independent words forming a new word. In English two words "Black" and "Bird". The can be written together to form a new word called a Blackbird for any bird of black color. In addition by an accent on BLACKbird one could imply, the bird that sings. You could note that this compound word does carry meanings of individual words so to call "roots". Same way are "LilMutaqeena" and "Jalabibhuna"

                    Peace.

                    Badar

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                      Q_student
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                      Dear Herbman and Q-Student, not an appropriate example. Let me take another shot again with some example. Having compound words is not unusual in languages. Two independent words forming a new word. In English two words "Black" and "Bird". The can be written together to form a new word called a Blackbird for any bird of black color. In addition by an accent on BLACKbird one could imply, the bird that sings. You could note that this compound word does carry meanings of individual words so to call "roots". Same way are "LilMutaqeena" and "Jalabibhuna"

                      Peace.

                      Badar

                      Dear Brother
                      If one word is compound of two words ,then it is ok.But how can you decide that some word is a compound or single unless you know the language.
                      I give you an example.
                      There is an English word cupboard.Two syllables
                      Cup
                      Board
                      Both have different meanings individually but when they become compound they give absolutely a different meaning.
                      Exactly in the same way ,there are words in the classical arabic and these words are known as " " but we ourselves cannot decide .As per other languages we have to learn the language first in letter and spirit.
                      Regards

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                        herbman
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                        Dear Bkanwar, Kn, all

                        Why don't you ask the FM Administrators to create a new section under General Issues, Project or wherever is the best dedicated to your method where you can centralise all your articles and posts so you have a central repository with all the informations related to your method. So will avoid repeting your point of view hundred times. Also people interested in your view know where to go straight forward and can either help/criticise/support or just read. This is just a suggestion.

                        Peace

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                          bkanwar2
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                          Dear Q-Student, again a wrong analogy. There is a branch of linguistics, a science of lnguage, called entomolgy, that traces the origin of words. Here is the entomolgy of word cupboard. It was meant to be what it includes. However it's meaning have changed just like Lilamutaqeena over time. This is a natural linguistic phenomenon, called sementic shift or change.

                          http//podictionary.com/?p=281Vitaliano Pancaldi Neck Tie

                          http//www.answers.com/topic/cupboard

                          It is this science of language, we need to use to understand the message, not the natural art of making sounds that a baby learns, in mothers lap while growing up.

                          Herbman thanks for suggestion. It is very good idea. I do not know who is the organizer/owner of this site? Do you?

                          Badar

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                            herbman
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                            Salam,

                            ask the moderators TheNabi, Wakas, Tay, savage_carrot, Nadeem, Samia.

                            Also here is a video you can add in your database.

                            http//www.youtube.com/user/JosephC38

                            Peace

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                              savage_carrot
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                              If one doesn't have a blog or something, you can create a thread in any appropriate section and list clearly and precisely what your views/methods etc are and link to it via your signature. Make the title clear as to what it contains as well and you can keep adding to it etc. It's relatively easy and imo, better than creating a separate section.

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                                bkanwar2
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                                If one doesn't have a blog or something, you can create a thread in any appropriate section and list clearly and precisely what your views/methods etc are and link to it via your signature. Make the title clear as to what it contains as well and you can keep adding to it etc. It's relatively easy and imo, better than creating a separate section.

                                Thanks for your suggestion. But you did not answer my question. Who are patrons for this site? Who established it?

                                Peace,

                                Badar

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                                  savage_carrot
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                                  Layth afaik.

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                                    bkanwar2
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                                    Layth afaik.

                                    Please elaborate, what is this? What it means?

                                    Badar

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                                      herbman
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                                      I think is the name of the owner of the site

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                                        savage_carrot
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                                        The owner of this site is called Layth Al Shaiban. That is his name. I'm sorry but I don't know how to elaborate any further, maybe I could knight him and call him Sir Layth or something? You can get in touch with him by using the PM system and messaging "Layth", or by sending him an email which you could get off the main site.

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                                          bkanwar2
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                                          Thanks for reply. Your previous response was very ambiguous. I do not like ambiguities. One of the objective of life is to remove as many ambiguities as possible. Thanks again.

                                          Badar

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