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    noshirk
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    salaam alkitab

    You have your calendar and i have mine.
    i took into account 45-16 when i explained what sanaton means for me.
    I took also into account the consequences "on the 40 sanaton" of exile of Bani Israel.

    But the funny thing is that, even if i took away all what is relative to word sanaton in the first post, it change absolutely nothing to the calendar i proposed. It is a simple detail.
    The calendar i proposed is absolutely not based on word sanaton.
    So even if you are right on your unknown understanding of word sanaton, you are totally wrong on what you believe have demonstrated.

    Peace

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      noshirk
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      Salam

      Friday name seems related to venus (godness of fertility) and saturday to saturn.
      Please see this link of brother ayman http//www.free-minds.org/how-did-it-come-part-1

      Going back to etymology, Joumoua simply mean gathering.
      Sabt is also of clear etymology

      ( &#1577

      That is, root points to comfort/rest/sleeping/silence.

      Quran validates this etymology throught derivate soubatan
      2547 And He is the One who made for you the night as a cover, and sleep for resting (soubatan), and He made the day to move about in.
      789 And We made your sleep for resting (soubatan)?

      turning back to sabt, these are the verses
      265 You have come to know who it was among you that transgressed the Sabbath, We said to them ?Be despicable apes!?
      447 O you who have received the Book, believe in what We have sent down authenticating what is with you, before We cast down faces and turn them on their backs or curse them as the people of the Sabbath were cursed. And the will of God is always done.
      4154 And We raised the mount above them by the covenant they took, and We said to them ?Enter the passageway by crouching.? And We said to them ?Do not transgress the Sabbath;? and We took from them a solemn covenant.
      7163 And ask them about the town which was by the sea, after they had transgressed the Sabbath; their fish would come to them openly on the day of their Sabbath, and when they are not in Sabbath, they do not come to them! It is such that We afflicted them for what wickedness they were in.
      16124 Indeed, the Sabbath was only decreed for those who had disputed in it, and your Lord will judge between them for that in which they had disputed.

      16-124 is somewhat like 3-93
      393 All the food was made lawful to the Children of Israel except what Israel forbade for himself before the Torah was sent down. Say ?Bring the Torah and recite it if you are truthful.?

      That is God forbade in torah to bani israel some of what they invented. The Messih will then have to erase these torah interdictions if bani israel recognize him.

      So Sabbath would be "an innovation", a kind of punition (see 7-163 above).
      So it seems there is no "rest" day in deen of God.

      In fact, there is no reason that deen interferate with a civil calendar.
      There is quite no mention in quran of a religious unit of count of seven days.
      The only exception is here, about people of Aad
      697 He unleashed it upon them for seven nights and eight days, in succession. You could see the people destroyed in it, as if they are decayed palm trunks.

      the yaoum el joumoua appears here
      629 O you who believe, if the contact prayer is called to at the gathering/joumoua day/yaoum, then you shall hasten towards the remembrance of God, and cease all selling. This is better for you, if only you knew.

      in conclusion, my understanding is that it should be some days dedicated to listening and debating about quran in group. If we rely on the only astronomical markers available, that is the only "extra-cultural" appointements, we have only full moons (of wich 4 are haram).

      so neither friday nor saturday in deen.

      Peace

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        Man_of_Faith
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        Salaam noshirk,

        Yes. Definitely we should have at least one day dedicated to God every seven days. You know I am not an expert in Arabic, but I am sure that this is what Sabbath refers to. We should stop being concerned about our personal temporary gains and focus on the Lord. The traditional sectarians have got it right when they have their gatherings on Fridays, Saturdays or Sundays even if they forget to make it full day and devoted to God alone.

        Edit Sorry I misunderstood your text and saw you argued against the concept of Sabbath. Oh well, I still think there should be days devoted to God.

        God bless you

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          Salaam noshirk,

          Yes. Definitely we should have at least one day dedicated to God every seven days. You know I am not an expert in Arabic, but I am sure that this is what Sabbath refers to. We should stop being concerned about our personal temporary gains and focus on the Lord. The traditional sectarians have got it right when they have their gatherings on Fridays, Saturdays or Sundays even if they forget to make it full day and devoted to God alone.

          Edit Sorry I misunderstood your text and saw you argued against the concept of Sabbath. Oh well, I still think there should be days devoted to God.

          God bless you

          You write way too much, and read little... )

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            Man_of_Faith
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            Salaam,

            Thanks for the comfort GODsubmitter.

            God bless you

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              noshirk
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              Yes. Definitely we should have at least one day dedicated to God every seven days.

              Salaam

              saum, hajj and salat are already dedicated to god.
              You can add as you want. But there is no reason to consider it as a religious obligation.
              Here, we are speaking about the "gathering" days, that is a task involving many persons at the same time.

              Peace

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                Salaam

                saum, hajj and salat are already dedicated to god.
                You can add as you want. But there is no reason to consider it as a religious obligation.
                Here, we are speaking about the "gathering" days, that is a task involving many persons at the same time.

                Peace

                Salaam,

                I think you are right. Most of the commitments are individual anyway.

                God bless you

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                  Noon_waalqalami
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                  All my life, i have understood sanaton as year and have read 46-15 as you read it now.

                  if we read 46-15 alone, then 40 yars explanations seems plausible.
                  but if we take into account the 950 years age of Noah and the 300 years of ahl el kahf, we have a problem.

                  so, we have to choose between
                  1- 950 years, 300 years and 40 years
                  or
                  2- 31 years, 25 years and 3,3 years.

                  please note, given the equation of god about noah (1000 sanaton- 50years= duration of staying of Noah...

                  Peace noshirk, those are different words; spelled using same letters with slightly different pronunciation/meaning.

                  1825 and remain they in cave theirs three hundred sinnaseasons and increase they nine of
                  1513 not believing in it and surely passed sunnatu way/method the ancients (former peoples)

                  There is a way to reconcile logically and mathematically which it all adds up perfectly...

                  4615 until when reached peak his and reached forty sanatan (10 lunar month period)
                  40 lunar months = 32.3408304 years old when reached peak his

                  2914 and surely sent we Noah to folk his so remained among them thousand sanatin (1 lunar month) only fifty Aman/year (lunar) of

                  1,000 lunar months = 80.852076 solar years
                  50 lunar years = 48.5112456 solar years (i.e. time remained among them)

                  80.852076 - 48.5112456 = 32.3408304 years or age sent when reached peak his (4615)

                  Perhaps they were also using 10 month lunar calendar year like Romans who discarded 2 winter months.

                  Romulus 753 BCE calendar

                  1 Martius
                  2 Aprilis
                  3 Maius
                  4 Iunius
                  5 Quintilis - five
                  6 Sextilis - six
                  7 Septem - seven
                  8 Octo - eight
                  9 Novem - nine
                  10 Decem - ten

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                    noshirk
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                    Salaam

                    95 So when the restricted months have passed, then you may kill the polytheists wherever you find them, and take them, and surround them, and stand against them at every point. If they repent, and they hold the contact prayer, and they contribute towards purification, then you shall leave them alone. God is Forgiving, Merciful.
                    928 O you who believe, the polytheists are impure, so let them not approach the Restricted Temple after this year of theirs; and if you fear poverty, then God will enrich you from His blessings if He wills. God is Knowledgeable, Wise.

                    unless Allah changed opinion between 9-5 and 9-28, seems thats
                    delay of the "restricted months" equal a year.

                    i recall that four ashor haral are (first full moon after autum, equinox, the 4th full moon, and the 7th full moon, and the 10 th full month).

                    Theory of "consecutive Ashor haram" have to explain how four months=one year

                    i recall also that hajj is used by quran as period of time to mean trimester (Moses duration of work with his step father 8 hojjaj or ten).

                    Peace from Ismael

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