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shahr ramadan - 3 or 10 days of abstention

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    farida
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    I intended to quote that along with my previous post...interesting how there is an interpretation of full moon, yet the hadith says "crescent moon." If anyone can prove that the word/phrase in the Qu'ran means full moon, then you have my undivided attention.

    Salaam Amina

    No one has been able to prove that Shar means full moon (what you usually see in the middle of the lunar cycle) Shar refers to the full moon cycle.
    For the meaning of Ramadan see this link
    http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9604078.msg302095#msg302095

    If you do a search on the word by breaking it up into its vowels "Rama" & "Dan", you will find it has Hebrew meaning to it

    Rama = Supreme
    Dan = Judge

    Month of "Supreme Judgement". .

    As you confirm that you are very young to know lots of things, naturally people will throw you all sorts of misleading information, so seek refuge in Allah from satan the despised and ask for Allah's guidance when you have any suggestions specially from any forum where all sorts are hiding behind internet curtain

    Peace

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      Salaam Amina

      No one has been able to prove that Shar means full moon (what you usually see in the middle of the lunar cycle) Shar refers to the full moon cycle.
      For the meaning of Ramadan see this link
      http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9604078.msg302095#msg302095

      If you do a search on the word by breaking it up into its vowels "Rama" & "Dan", you will find it has Hebrew meaning to it

      Rama = Supreme
      Dan = Judge

      Month of "Supreme Judgement". .

      As you confirm that you are very young to know lots of things, naturally people will throw you all sorts of misleading information, so seek refuge in Allah from satan the despised and ask for Allah's guidance when you have any suggestions specially from any forum where all sorts are hiding behind internet curtain

      Peace

      ??? I am confused as the reference to the Hebrew meaning...the Qu'ran is in Arabic...and why has no one been able to prove that is what it means?

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        farida
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        ??? I am confused as the reference to the Hebrew meaning...the Qu'ran is in Arabic...and why has no one been able to prove that is what it means?

        Salaam Amina
        I beleive that Ramadan is the name of the month which was know to people when the Qur'an was revealed, which could mean this month was already known to Jews and Arabs as the month of "Supreme Judgement.
        There are lots of names and words in Hebrew which sound or mean same as it is in Arabic for eg Yaqob, Sarah, Ishaq, Shalom Aleikhem etc .
        Peace

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          unknownuser
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          Wa Salaams Farida,

          Got it! Thanks for breaking that down for me. )

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            justamuslim
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            As you confirm that you are very young to know lots of things, naturally people will throw you all sorts of misleading information, so seek refuge in Allah from satan the despised and ask for Allah's guidance when you have any suggestions specially from any forum where all sorts are hiding behind internet curtain

            i sure wouldn't put down someone because of their age. there are 13 year olds on this forum who know a lot having a deep understanding of God's words. you can learn much from these youggins who are not corrupted unlike some older ones.

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              i sure wouldn't put down someone because of their age. there are 13 year olds on this forum who know a lot having a deep understanding of God's words. you can learn much from these youggins who are not corrupted unlike some older ones.

              And maybe I should have clarified that I meant "inexeperienced" as far as my knowledge of Islam. I am 34 years old...not exactly old, but definitely old enough to know better

              I am starting to figure out just who certain characters are on the forum...and I take with a grain of salt where I can.

              Peace,

              Amina

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                Wakas
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                w/salaam noshirk,

                The verse 2-196 seems to indicate that fasting and hajj are at the same period.
                Hajj is here with the meaning of debate and a kind of festival where unbelievers are called to debate with muslims making the Hajj.

                Another interesting coincidence is that there is a jewish festival during the full moon just after the equinox of autumn. And the more interesting is that this festival is called souccot and that souccout means silence in Arabic.

                so Hajj and fasting are the ten days dedicated to god and to his message by spititual retreat or debating with unbelievers.

                You do realise on the one hand you imply fasting is silence yet on the other say hajj is about debate. A silent debate?

                All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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                  noshirk
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                  to wakas

                  2-196 is clear.
                  People who make Hajj don't have to fast.
                  People who make omra to Hajj (for business for example) have to do it at return

                  in arabic imara is building for people. Omra is a presence in Hajj for a purpose other than debating

                  see
                  919 Have you made the watering of the pilgrim and the "imara" of the Restricted Temple the same as one who believes in God and the Last Day and he strives (jahada) in the cause of God? They are not the same with God. And God does not guide the wicked people.

                  peace

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                    Wakas
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                    to noshirk,

                    http//www.islam-and-muslims.com/articles/Quran-2196-critical-thinking.html

                    ....then whoever benefited/enjoyed in/by/with the 3uMRa to the HaJJ then what is easy of the HaDY, so whoever couldn't find (singular) then an abstinence/fast three days during the HaJJ and seven when you (plural) returned, this is a complete ten......

                    peace

                    All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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                      noshirk
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                      to wakas

                      I agree.
                      HADY before and if no Hady then saoum of the 10 required days for people who make omra to the Hajj.

                      i gone too fast on this matter but i knew it.
                      Omra (for example as simple visitor) is better than staying at home.
                      A HADY can dispense from spiritual retreat. If no Hady, then spiritual retreat of 3 days is asked there and the seven last at return.

                      Notice that a person at Hajj who is not there for debating and can't do Hady is probabbly a simple visitor (not a buyer of something) and have to think on what he heard.

                      This explanation seems logical.

                      peace

                      Salam

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                        noshirk
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                        in verse 2197

                        yusuf ali

                        For Hajj are the ASHUHUR well known. If anyone undertakes that duty therein let there be no obscenity nor wickedness nor wrangling in the Hajj. And whatever good ye do (be sure) Allah knoweth it. And take a provision (with you) for the journey, but the best of provisions is right conduct. So fear Me, O ye that are wise.!

                        The question for me is what does Allah means by "Ashhur maaloumet (well known)"

                        does he mean ?

                        • Make deductions using Koran
                        • see hadiths
                        • see my old books (torah for example)
                        • something else ?

                        peace

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                          ayman
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                          Peace Noshirk,

                          The question for me is what does Allah means by "Ashhur maaloumet (well known)"
                          does he mean ?

                          • Make deductions using Koran
                          • see hadiths
                          • see my old books (torah for example)
                          • something else ?

                          With the correct translation of "hagg" as "harvest feast", the question answers itself. All people know when their harvest is and therefore when their harvest feast where they thank the god for the harvest and share food with the poor takes place. They also know that during the harvest time when food is plentiful, it is also the best time to restrict hunting so as to preserve wild life while at the same time have alternative source of food. They also know that this is the time where lifestock is most plentiful. On the other hand, no one on earth knows when those mysterious "debates" or "pilgrimages" might be ).

                          Peace,

                          Ayman

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