I wish we could
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Dude. Please make sure the translation is correct and not made up utterly incorrect to fulfill yours and your sticky bud 'servant of confusion's (Abdur Nur)' personal desires.
The translation of Surah 113 that you have put out in this post is plain bulsh_t.
You might as well change the Arabic of the ayat in line with how you have translated your dribble and see what comes up. It sure as hell won't be the same Surah, I can tell you that! For example, the bullsh_t translation you have come up with translates to the following in Arabic
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Does it even sound or look like Sura Al Falaq?
Is there any Quranic translation of Surah 113 on the face of this earth that looks or sounds like what you have put up? Not even in space, the farthest galaxy or the seventh heaven you will find this.
We know that you and your strait jacket buddies are confused to a point of no return which increases each time the medication wears thin, but please spare the rest of mankind from your Alice in Wonderland thoughts and way of life!
In a previous post, 'Abdur Nur servant of confusion' called me a flamer to which I couldn't give a toss about, but you dudes are flamerbaiters with a hint of donkey intelligence thrown in for good measure.
Imagine if you guys had intellect? Now that would be dangerous!
Peace
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Bismillaah
Zulu, just an advice, if you want people to listen to you, maybe you should try to be polite?
why he sould be polite if someone insult his religion ? look at the arabic sentence is full of nonsense, nothing correct there .
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What the hell is that ? this letters are Arabic, but the sentences are not .
They are like Zakaria Botross in arabic, this person attack Islam with arabic like this . He is a joke in our world , I didn't know that there are people like him .
Way to go the strain of Botross
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why he sould be polite if someone insult his religion ?
And do not curse those who call on other than God, lest they blaspheme and curse God, out of ignorance. We have adorned the works of every group in their eyes. Ultimately, they return to their Lord, then He informs them of everything they had done.
6108Not equal is the good response and the bad response. You shall resort to the nicest possible response. Thus, the one who used to be your enemy, may become your best friend.
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And do not curse those who call on other than God, lest they blaspheme and curse God, out of ignorance. We have adorned the works of every group in their eyes. Ultimately, they return to their Lord, then He informs them of everything they had done.
6108This is about not insulting other's religions, not someone from the same religion . Give it time to understand the verse and the post as well .
Not equal is the good response and the bad response. You shall resort to the nicest possible response. Thus, the one who used to be your enemy, may become your best friend.
4134Yes, they are not equal . is there any problem in understanding that too ?
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Dear all, if we could just follow these five verses,
Badar
Al FALAQ
Surah 1131
Think with your mind, and then make it manifest in your words and actions; that I commit to the Ones keeping, and put my trust for the protection and preservation from being separated from my fosterer, maintainer, nourisher and accomplisher.-
Surah 1132
"From being one exceeding due limits, so becoming a wrongdoer, unjust, corrupt and wicked. Not consistent with, what one is measured and proportioned for.-
Surah 1133
As well as, from being one exceeding due limits, so becoming a wrongdoer, unjust, corrupt and wicked and becoming darkened due to these, like darkness of a night covering everything. Whenever, such darkness tries to cover ones self.-
Surah 1134
As well as, from being one exceeding due limits, so becoming a wrongdoer, unjust, corrupt and wicked; or even the spittle ejecting such thoughts from the mouth, while judging, managing, conducting, ordering and regulating all affairs.-
Surah 1135
As well as, from being one exceeding due limits, so becoming a wrongdoer, unjust, corrupt and wicked; or from acting enviously, even whenever one feels such.
Abdun Nur
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BadarThe English written underneath the Arabic text is one of the most beutiful and profound sentences that I have come across. I hope that that is what is written in Arabic above the English sentences also. If it so, then no Book can ever match this work. I hope and pray that people instead of calling names and getting upset, do a linguistic discussion on each and every word and letter in Arabic text, with references, irrespective of the fact if they are Arabic or Ajami, and try to honestly see everything again, rather than being "I Know It All" and I dont need or want to even look at the possible explanation being presented by others as well.
One who presents the most logical sense with DUE REFERENCES AND LINGUISTIC REASONS should then be able to make his or her case. But please do a linguistic discussion with references, like all other fields of investigations, rather than being stuck that we know it all. May be we will continue to evolve our understanding and get to know it even better. After all the Arabic script is the ultimate truth. What is written unferneath the OLD ARABIC text is what we need to explore and there should be no shame even if all the non Arabic text under the Arabic text changes, as long as it can be proved to be correct based on linguistics but with references. If every thing proves to be the same as the time old traditional meanings, based on this discussion, then that's fine too. But please have an open mind discussion with references to the meanings of each and every letter in the OLD ARABIC TEXT, so every one can understand it too. Please no more slandering or calling names, but discussion and discussion only with linguistic reasoning and proper referncces.Love and Peace