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Why Prophet Mohammad (S), cannot be Rasool?

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    Mazhar
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    What is your conclusion now, please share.

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      What is your conclusion now, please share.

      Dear Mazhar, conclusion about the word is already given above in my starting post.

      Other conclusion, current translations of Quran and hence understandings are far from real. This is due to lexical, semantic and grammatical shifts in the language. These are likely both unintentional, due natural phenomenon of change in language. An intentional component can not excluded when stakes are so high.

      For believers in Rabb, and the message it is imperative, to put collective efforts to restore the message in it's original form. This can be done with the help of preserved archives of language.

      Peace,

      Badar

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        Back to square 1. Alas "grammer therapy" did not work. May Allah help.

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          Back to square 1. Alas "grammer therapy" did not work. May Allah help.

          Dear Mazhar, I should leave it, as it is. But since there are people reading this thread, for their sake. I am going to address this. With the hope that you might understand as well. Although, I already know that, this just will remain my wish.

          is a Musdari noun, formed at a Musdari Waazan of . It will become under Ajwaf/Naaqis verbs rules. When preceeding Harkaat is a fetha, Waw changes to Alif. If it is Dumma, it will remain as Waw. Like is the case in . In . Ta/ha is added as either female marker or sign of intensification. This is my last post in response to you, on this topic.

          Peace,

          Badar

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            Dear Mazhar, I should leave it, as it is. But since there are people reading this thread, for their sake. I am going to address this. With the hope that you might understand as well. Although, I already know that, this just will remain my wish.

            is a Musdari noun, formed at a Musdari Waazan of . It will become under Ajwaf/Naaqis verbs rules. When preceeding Harkaat is a fetha, Waw changes to Alif. If it is Dumma, it will remain as Waw. Like is the case in . In . Ta/ha is added as either female marker or sign of intensification. This is my last post in response to you, on this topic.

            Peace,

            Badar

            Having seen this I have reprimanded myself not to have noticed earlier that I am debating on grammer issues with a gentleman who is not willing even to study the nursery class lessons of Arabic, yet gives ruling of a PhD in Arabic grammer. Sorry dear Badar; please go through elementary Arabic grammer books. We will revert to subject after couple of weeks when you confirm that you have gone through that.

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