3:14 women or most modern things?
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Sorry, I refer to Quranic language, not the broken unsystematic arabic you guys use. Where no words are related and (coincidentally) the Quran can't explain itself. You stick to your broken plurals, mate. Salat = du'a, right?
Quran
You want to say in the following Aya it is the "modern things" which are menstruating ??
In this Aya you want to say that these are the "modern things" which are divorced and married?
Please do not try to befool the public ?
Regards
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Quran
You want to say in the following Aya it is the "modern things" which are menstruating ??
In this Aya you want to say that these are the "modern things" which are divorced and married?
Please do not try to befool the public ?
Regards
don't forget the context, use your common sense.
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I don't understand the discrepancy. The word "nisaa" means women. Therefore, "al nisaa" means the women. There's an entire chapter of the Qur'aan dedicated to this subject (i.e. Q. chapter 4). The Qur'aanic usage of "al nasii" (Q. 937) is not the same thing. I've never heard of "nisaa" being translated as modern things by anyone.
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Dr Mohamed Shahrour of Syria understands nisaa in 3/14 as 'latest trends'. His website is www.shahrour.org
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Where does it say that "Al-nisaa" is NOT plural of imra'atun" ?
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I think Samia's point is that there are OTHER meanings as well. Please don't pretend like there aren't.
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For people a source of attraction has been made the desire/love in wives and sons
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http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/003.%20Aale%20Imran/temp09%203.14c.gifand heaps of piled up gold and silver and marked/pedigree horses and mammals and harvesting lands.
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This is the sustenance/provision of transitory worldly life.
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And Allah is the One from whom is the most appropriate return/abode.http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/003.%20Aale%20Imran/03.%2001--.htm
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I think Samia's point is that there are OTHER meanings as well. Please don't pretend like there aren't.
Your thought is wrong .She does not know even how to consult the dictionary.
This word is "Al nisaa'o".She is looking for "Al-nasaa'o" which is a different word.- ( 1 / 166)
Regards
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Women are worldly pleasures for women?
With that line of thinking...
If you deem it best for the orphans, you may marry their mothers - you may marry two, three, or four. If you fear lest you become unfair, then you shall be content with only one, or with what you already have. Additionally, you are thus more likely to avoid financial hardship
... women can marry the mothers of orphans?
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Your thought is wrong .She does not know even how to consult the dictionary.
This word is "Al nisaa'o".She is looking for "Al-nasaa'o" which is a different word.- ( 1 / 166)
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How do you know that this is not the word and the diacritical sign was put to change it? Don't bet on diacritics when dealing with the qur'aan...and the dictionaries.
Have you ever asked yourself where the word "nisaa'" as plural for "imra'atun" comes from? Can't you use your logic?
Just like "rijaal" is used as plural for " imri'un/ masculine for imraa'atun", and we know from the qur'aan that "rijaal" also means "walking/ going forth", so the mirrored meaning for "nisaa'/women" would be those who are staying behind/late. It's a sociolinguist plural, not a linguist one.
Consulting a dictionary should be carried out with analysis and criticism...and has nothing to do with copy/paste