43:18 Women not able to give clear expression to an argument in disputation ?

Mazhar

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And when anyone of them is congratulated with news of that which he illustratively ascribed for Ar'Reh'maan,
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his face is veiled blackish. And he is in state of disconcert;
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could the one who/son is brought up in the demonstrative pomp and show? And he/the father of newly born daughter is in the vague self arguing perplexity/duality of thoughts of choosing from two alternatives.

Verb Imperfect; Third Person; Singular; Masculine; Passive. Root
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See in what thoughts he is plunged

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And when anyone of them is congratulated with news of daughter's birth, his face is veiled blackish. And he is in state of disconcert.
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He hides from people considering that as disgrace with what he was congratulated, contemplating
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should he retain the disgrace at the cost of humiliation or conceal that disgrace in the mud.

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Ayisha

oh my God !!!!! the verse is not about what you said at all . so Farrrrrrr

Then please grant us your wisdom oh great sheikh hail

unknownuser

Then please grant us your wisdom oh great sheikh hail

first you promise that you won't further question!

Thereformer1

You will find the pronoun "huwa" is masculine, which completely refutes any reference after the "and" (highlighted in bold for you) referring back to the female. Hence thereformer1's translation is completely null and void.

don't worry , I've just suggested from him to see different translations, I'm not an english man, so basically I don't need Quran in english .

unknownuser

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And when anyone of them is congratulated with news of that which he illustratively ascribed for Ar'Reh'maan,
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his face is veiled blackish. And he is in state of disconcert;
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could the one who/son is brought up in the demonstrative pomp and show? And he/the father of newly born daughter is in the vague self arguing perplexity/duality of thoughts of choosing from two alternatives.

Verb Imperfect; Third Person; Singular; Masculine; Passive. Root
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See in what thoughts he is plunged

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And when anyone of them is congratulated with news of daughter's birth, his face is veiled blackish. And he is in state of disconcert.
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He hides from people considering that as disgrace with what he was congratulated, contemplating
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should he retain the disgrace at the cost of humiliation or conceal that disgrace in the mud.

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Mazhar brother, is that your sacred duty to give loooooong and looooong links to your website with each and every translation of yours?

Ayisha

first you promise that you won't further question!

I am just a woman, I will do my best not to question anything the great sheikh says and take it all as fact, coz he knows best hail hail

But I cant promise >D

Mazhar

Mazhar brother, is that your sacred duty to give loooooong and looooong links to your website with each and every translation of yours?

Qur'aan explains the meanings of the words as well as clearly and distinctly elaborates the concepts discussed in it. Linkage of the verses explaining each other will take you to the correct answer. Just see how clearly the point was described yet people have been saying, many reputed scholars included, that women are weak in arguing and in support bring this verse which has nothing to do with women, a newly born baby rather. Link of continued verses is given to help read the context in continuation, for the one interested to read.

unknownuser

Qur'aan explains the meanings of the words as well as clearly and distinctly elaborates the concepts discussed in it. Linkage of the verses explaining each other will take you to the correct answer. Just see how clearly the point was described yet people have been saying, many reputed scholars included, that women are weak in arguing and in support bring this verse which has nothing to do with women, a newly born baby rather. Link of continued verses is given to help read the context in continuation, for the one interested to read.

ok, fair enough, but just make sure you split the link in 3 to 4 lines please. thanks

Mazhar

ok, fair enough, but just make sure you split the link in 3 to 4 lines please. thanks

Pl let me know what is the method of doing so.

Thereformer1

Like Asad and many others are you also taking it as referring to a girl, despite being Arab?

this is not for you Mazhar
"Look , I will answer someone really wants to understand and learn and give also what he knows."

Mazhar

the verse is talking about the girl as they described it (the Arabs before) as a incomplete inside and oustide and she became complete when she wear jewellery and things for her beauty and she didn't get the right to speak or dispute and if someone agree with her and defend her, he will be with God according to their famous saying ( we got boys, and God got girls referring by girls to the angels ).

Ayisha

the verse is talking about the girl as they described it (the Arabs before) as a incomplete inside and oustide and she became complete when she wear jewellery and things for her beauty and she didn't get the right to speak or dispute and if someone agree with her and defend her, he will be with God according to their famous saying ( we got boys, and God got girls referring by girls to the angels ).

not much different to what I said really, although I did say it is a warning that this is wrong.

Mazhar

this is not for you Mazhar
"Look , I will answer someone really wants to understand and learn and give also what he knows."

Mazhar

the verse is talking about the girl as they described it (the Arabs before) as a incomplete inside and oustide and she became complete when she wear jewellery and things for her beauty and she didn't get the right to speak or dispute and if someone agree with her and defend her, he will be with God according to their famous saying ( we got boys, and God got girls referring by girls to the angels ).

But dear the red underlined word is a Verb Imperfect; Third Person; Singular; Masculine; Passive. Root which is obviously not talking about a newly born girl but is describing a general fact and psyche of majority of fathers about newly born sons. And the person who is in vague perplexity of thought is a particular person because of "Huwa" referring to one whom news of daughter's birth is given. How can one stretch the words of Allah to make them match to the perception of one's own wishful desire?

Thereformer1

But dear the red underlined word is a Verb Imperfect; Third Person; Singular; Masculine; Passive. Root which is obviously not talking about a newly born girl but is describing a general fact and psyche of majority of fathers about newly born sons. And the person who is in vague perplexity of thought is a particular person because of "Huwa" referring to one whom news of daughter's birth is given. How can one stretch the words of Allah to make them match to the perception of one's own wishful desire?

No, you misunderstood .

the red underlined word is referring to the young girls.

Mazhar

No, you misunderstood .

the red underlined word is referring to the young girls.

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And whom the pronoun is referring to? is it also for "young girls or grown up women". Can you please translate the Arabic sentence for me, thanks.

unknownuser

Pl let me know what is the method of doing so.

see this example brother

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or instead of "source" you can write whatever you like. for examply "read more" "from my website" anything! ;D
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Mazhar

see this example brother

Source

or instead of "source" you can write whatever you like. for examply "read more" "from my website" anything! ;D
Note I put asterisk to disable the url tag

I am practicing it
Could not do. Pl indicate the steps
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Ayisha

But dear the red underlined word is a Verb Imperfect; Third Person; Singular; Masculine; Passive. Root which is obviously not talking about a newly born girl but is describing a general fact and psyche of majority of fathers about newly born sons. And the person who is in vague perplexity of thought is a particular person because of "Huwa" referring to one whom news of daughter's birth is given. How can one stretch the words of Allah to make them match to the perception of one's own wishful desire?

sorry but doesnt the third person masculine here refer to 'he' as in the one who is the father of the new baby girl? The baby girl is this word
???

Mazhar

sorry but doesnt the third person masculine here refer to 'he' as in the one who is the father of the new baby girl? The baby girl is this word
???

Yes none else but only the father of newly born daughter whom news of birth is given.

unknownuser

I am practicing it
Could not do. Pl indicate the steps

only one link in one tag

use the brackets correctly

source

Thereformer1

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And whom the pronoun is referring to? is it also for "young girls or grown up women". Can you please translate the Arabic sentence for me, thanks.

the pronoun howa is referring to the girl , and you know why because of the first letters which they are "" it turned the whole sentence speaks in the singular term but the context is about the girl, this is called eloquent sentence. I think you can find like this thing in classic poems(Arabic ones).

P.S when I said the girl ( it means child girl, adult girl , woman too) . the whole stages in a woman's life.