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The spell is Broken

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      I have lived more than 45 years of my life under a spell. This spell was broken just recently. When I only understood, one word from Quran. The word is Allah, which linguistically means, "One who is not a Deity for Adoration and Worship". I wonder, what is there for me in more than six thousand remaining words? Please ponder on just this meaning. Might, it break your spell as well. Hence, we can join hands, to get rest of the message.

      Peace,

      Badar

      In Arabic no noun, when written individually, is written in genitive case, with Kasra. All Arabic nouns are nominative in default position.

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        I was pretty certain it was a mix of two words.

        "Al", which is closest to English "The" ........and "Lah" -- "Deity" or "Creator".

        Sorry, I have to disagree with that . "" is a name of the God /the God is "" with the "al". the first "al" in "Allah" is not "The" .

        the name of a person in arabic doesn't take the "al" (The) .

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          In Arabic no noun, when written individually, is written in genitive case, with Kasra. All Arabic nouns are nominative in default position.

          Do not confuse, yourself further. Dear Mazhar, this message likely is not for you. Do not worry about Irrabs. This is just a cut and past from actual text of Quran. If it makes you feel better, here it is same thing . One can not even type it. This is, since it is not a one word, but actually a phrase.

          Peace,

          Badar

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            Do not confuse, yourself further. Dear Mazhar, this message likely is not for you. Do not worry about Irrabs. This is just a cut and past from actual text of Quran. If it makes you feel better, here it is same thing . One can not even type it. This is, since it is not a one word, but actually a phrase.

            Peace,

            Badar

            Only Case endings will give you the sense and message that is contained in a sentence. And remember this is not a phrase, it is a single word. A word to be called and considered a phrase needs a preposition or another noun.

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              Only Case endings will give you the sense and message that is contained in a sentence. And remember this is not a phrase, it is a single word. A word to be called and considered a phrase needs a preposition or another noun.

              Please, share consonant root of this word.

              Peace,

              Badar

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                Mazhar
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                Please, share consonant root of this word.

                Peace,

                Badar

                There is no need of finding and tracing Roots of personal names of personalities. Name of a Person introduces him/Him to others, it is for cognition.

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                  No doubt your partner in crime and the great wizard 'abdur nur aka servant of confusion' broke the spell for you!

                  The only thing that comes to mind is 'out of the frying pan and into the fire'.

                  Peace

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                    Please, share consonant root of this word.
                    Peace,
                    Badar

                    This is a name, God named himself by this name and it is without plural, without feminine, without root, without ...etc .

                    The first time that prophet said this name, Quraish has wondered this name because of it is unique, They couldn't plurilize or femininize it, so they asked the prophet how it can be one .

                    And if you look about the story of Abraham, he in the first time was looking for "" not "" .

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                      This is a name, God named himself by this name and it is without plural, without feminine, without root, without ...etc .

                      The first time that prophet said this name, Quraish has wondered this name because of it is unique, They couldn't plurilize or femininize it, so they asked the prophet how it can be one .

                      And if you look about the story of Abraham, he in the first time was looking for "" not "" .

                      what was prophete Muhamad sws father's name? So you know what you are claiming is false cause the name ALLAH existed a while before and the arabs knew about it!!!

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                        what was prophete Muhamad sws father's name? So you know what you are claiming is false cause the name ALLAH existed a while before and the arabs knew about it!!!

                        Yes you're right, it was before because after all the father of the prophet is from the strain of Ibrahim who did find the word "" when God finally guided him from finding any other "" .

                        The word in its meaning for Quraysh was not the same as you think or why they would be surprised when the prophet had pronounced this word and asking him how ?

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                          There is no need of finding and tracing Roots of personal names of personalities. Name of a Person introduces him/Him to others, it is for cognition.

                          Please, enlighten further with some other examples of names of persons and personalities, with out roots.

                          Peace,

                          Badar

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                            Mazhar
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                            Please, enlighten further with some other examples of names of persons and personalities, with out roots.

                            Peace,

                            Badar

                            Or names of say animals--See a people living in far flung area away from other civilizations they used two names, now if someone asks to find its Root in Arabic Lexicons, I do not have treatment for such retardedness.

                            http//www.haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/018.%20Al%20Kahf/18.93b.gif
                            until when he crossed over into a territory between two mountains he found besides those two mountains one nation who were almost near not understanding oral speech
                            http//www.haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/018.%20Al%20Kahf/18.94.gif
                            They said, "O Zil-Qarnain! Indeed Yajooj and Majooj trouble/makers/cause adverse effect in the land,

                            Chapter18

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                              Or names of say animals--See a people living in far flung area away from other civilizations they used two names, now if someone asks to find its Root in Arabic Lexicons, I do not have treatment for such retardedness.

                              http//www.haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/018.%20Al%20Kahf/18.93b.gif
                              until when he crossed over into a territory between two mountains he found besides those two mountains one nation who were almost near not understanding oral speech
                              http//www.haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/018.%20Al%20Kahf/18.94.gif
                              They said, "O Zil-Qarnain! Indeed Yajooj and Majooj trouble/makers/cause adverse effect in the land,

                              Chapter18

                              Blind followers of their ancetors have, neither learnt in past nor will learn in future. Beacuse, they have devoid themselves of any such ablities, due their deeds.

                              Please, review the link for root, as well for meanings. Very different from traditional ones.

                              http//www.studyquran.org/LaneLexicon/Volume1/00000060.pdf

                              Peace,

                              Badar

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                                Lane is also carried away by the traditional gossip. Calling them two great nations is so ridiculous; after reading Qur'aan, which shows them some creatures spoiling their crops/lands while making their way from the land gap between two mountains, which he blocked, with a structure made of metals; that it needs no rebuttal and will be just waste of time.

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