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Peace Eid,
Yes ?in? also means inside, within, or < 2 in most languages and why impossible?
(2233) And the mothers shall suckle/yur'i'na (َ their children awlayni (ِ
(3114) wafiluhu (ۥ in mayni (ِ
(4615) and bearing of him wafiluhu (ۥ thirty shahran
Gestation is up to 10 lunar months 29.53059 = 295 days according to science and link you posted, therefore
(2233) filuhu = 2 gestations/20 months
(3114) filuhu/20 months < 2 years
(4615) gestation/10 months + filuhu/20 months = 30 months!
That is if yur'i'na (َ is same as filan (ا or are they dissimilar terms?
(2233) And the mothers shall suckle/yur'i'na (َ their children awlayni (ِ for who wishes to complete the suckling/al-raata (َ
And upon the father (on) him their provision and their clothing in fair manner. Not is burdened any soul only its capacity not made to suffer (the) mother because of her child and not (the) father be because of his child and on the heirs like that.
So if they both desire filan (ا through mutual consent from both them and consultation so no blame on both of them.
And if you want to ask another woman to suckle/tastari your child so no blame on you when you pay what you give in a fair manner.
And fear Allah and know that Allah of what you do All-Seer.You are assuming that 4615 and 2233 apply to the rare maximum gestation period and not the normal. The great reading is not talking about the maximum rare gestation period. It is talking about what is normal. Also, please see what I copied in blue above. This maximum is due to the way modern science calculates pregnancy based on the event of the last menstruation and variation of when actual conception occurred relative to this event (like the full-moon is an event).
So interpreting "shahr" as full-moon covers the normal while allowing for the range up to the max that modern science determined. On the other hand, the traditional definition of "shahr" as a 29.5 days lunar month will always result in the max of 294 and never the normal, which is false. This is why it is impossible. It is a physical impossibility that every human gestation is the max 294 days as your interpretation would imply.
Peace,
Ayman
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An event can last for instance three days - as seems to be the case with the full moon.
At the moment I do not find any koranic evidence that the -shahr- as in -shahr ramadan- (verse 2185) is only a marker of the beginning of a fasting-period.
The wording of verse 2185 is very clear - Therefore, those of you who witnessed the -full moon- shall fast it.In Arabic it is normal to associate an action with the event that marks it. For example, the time of "fajr"/dawn is an instant such as 506AM but we say "salat alfajr" to denote the "salat" marked by "fajr"/dawn.
Peace,
Ayman
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Peace
Concerning the discussion about duration of suckling and pregnancy.
There seems to be a relevant difference between suckling/yur'dina - verse 2233 and weaning/fisalu - verse 2233, 3114 and 4615.
Verse 4615
... his mother bore him with hardship, gave birth to him in hardship, and his weaning lasts thirty full moons.According to verse 3114 the weaning/fisalu (the process of gradual separation from the breast) should be ended before two years have passed -amayni-
According to verse 2233 the suckling/yur'dina should last -hawlayni- probably two periods of pregnancy.So if -amayni- means 2 solar years then verse 4615 remains to be researched, since the usage of the word -weaning/fisalu- and the absence of the word -suckling/yur'dina-.
period until the end of weaning/fisalu 2 solar years - 730 days (2x365)
pregnancy the period between 10 full moons - 266 days (9x29.5)
the total of this should be 30 shahr - 856 days (29x29.5)730 + 266 = 996
There seems to be a surplus of about 140 days.
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In Arabic it is normal to associate an action with the event that marks it. For example, the time of "fajr"/dawn is an instant such as 506AM but we say "salat alfajr" to denote the "salat" marked by "fajr"/dawn.
From this we can not induce a general rule - since for instance -isha- is a broader time-frame in which -salaat el isha- has to be done.
The same can be said about -shahr ramadan-, it provides for a time-frame of three days that can be fasted.Peace,
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salam i will let you on what you could not wait to see,
as for shahr it is a mistake to think it is the full moon,
actually ashahr has two meanings in the quran and it reveals again the mircle of the quran.
as for the year having twelve shahrs it means twelve locations in the maps of the stars.
we do have twelve of those subhana allah.
and hear those locations do mean times too,since every location would need exactly the same time to ellapse.so shahr is three meaning in one.
phase,location,and time when it is to that matter of time it is one of twelve observed in the ski.as for al ahillat it has nothing to do with the moon has the quran even mentioned that al ahilat is the moon,why do you take it for granted that it is the moon while it is the stars in relation to each other please look. for one can look once at the sky and now in what part of the year he is in.that moon cycle that moslems has come up with is so lame.
as for ashhur hurum,well they are locations in mecca four locations that one has to visit so that he has preformed haj.
and that can happen any time of the year.no specific time in the quran.
seriously now do you think that it would be kept out of the quran if it was for some time.
as for ramadan my friends there i will tell you next time ,for who ever wants to know.
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Salaam,
salam i will let you on what you could not wait to see,
as for shahr it is a mistake to think it is the full moon,
actually ashahr has two meanings in the quran and it reveals again the mircle of the quran.
as for the year having twelve shahrs it means twelve locations in the maps of the stars.
we do have twelve of those subhana allah.
and hear those locations do mean times too,since every location would need exactly the same time to ellapse.so shahr is three meaning in one.
phase,location,and time when it is to that matter of time it is one of twelve observed in the ski.as for al ahillat it has nothing to do with the moon has the quran even mentioned that al ahilat is the moon,why do you take it for granted that it is the moon while it is the stars in relation to each other please look. for one can look once at the sky and now in what part of the year he is in.that moon cycle that moslems has come up with is so lame.
as for ashhur hurum,well they are locations in mecca four locations that one has to visit so that he has preformed haj.
and that can happen any time of the year.no specific time in the quran.
seriously now do you think that it would be kept out of the quran if it was for some time.
as for ramadan my friends there i will tell you next time ,for who ever wants to know.
salam alaykum.You used the word 'quran' 5 times in your above post, claiming this and that, but no aayat quoted? Put forward your evidence please.
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Salaam brother ayman,
Please read the original Arabic.
In 2185 you will see (and complete the count).
In 2196 you will see (this is a complete ten).There are possibilities otherwise.
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in 2185 is referring to those who are sick or travelling, they have to complete their count.
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is just the counting from other days.
If you notice, the key words here are not but for fasting. So, is not referring to 10 but 3 as per 2203.
What do you think brother?
May Allah guide us all to His only path pr
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Salaam,
In Arabic it is normal to associate an action with the event that marks it. For example, the time of "fajr"/dawn is an instant such as 506AM but we say "salat alfajr" to denote the "salat" marked by "fajr"/dawn.
I agree with you.
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ok let us go back few hundred years ,where traveling by day in the dessert was so hot,but even the great danger is that traveling by day you make you loose your way for there in the dessert all looked the same,sand dunes every where are similar.
but at night the we do have the same problem no way to go but there is no sun and less heat ,but wait a second the old trick is to use the stars my freind for navigation.
yes it must be that the stars where used as signs for travel so that we dont loose our way,so they must know about those stars,
wow,aint that some thing.
then if we observe closer we see that the stars sometimes are together in one night especially in winter summer and fall season,they do share the sky,the north stars the south starts west and east. in many cases during the year they are together.
but spring has something very weird to it,it has four stars that each last one month and they dont come together,they are alone.
each star is on its own,or a group of stars in may is different then the group of stars in june and they dont appear together at the same time in any given period,that is why they are called "HURUM" each month in the spring there is HURUM stars that come alone and dont interact with the other stars.and they do share equality in length of time they only last a month each not more not less.
SUBHANA ALLAH ,even a kid then would know the stars else he will get lost in the dessert if needed to travel so it was one of the few things they needed to know.
but you can keep with your moon if you want !
as for my proof of the quran ,well not alot of ayas about ashhur and al shahr ,look it up really does not need to be stated i can write them down for you ,since they are very few ,but i am sure you know the ayas.you have been mentioning them all along. -
I would say, even dawn is a period, stretching from , first light to sun rise.
Yes, but even if we take it as the period from first light to sunrise there is nothing in the great reading telling us to do the "salat" exactly from first light to sunrise. So if you start your "salat" just before sunrise and it stretches for an hour after sunrise, it is still "salat al fajr". So again, the action is simply called by its marker.
Peace,
Ayman
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There are possibilities otherwise.
- in 2185 is referring to those who are sick or travelling, they have to complete their count.
- is just the counting from other days.
If you notice, the key words here are not but for fasting. So, is not referring to 10 but 3 as per 2203.
What do you think brother?
May the god guide us all to the straight path.
Brother, it is already completely understood from the expression " (count from other days) that it is the same count of the missed days.
Also, please read the passage to the end and see that the following three actions are tied together
You shall complete the count, and magnify the god for what he has guided you and perhaps you would be grateful.
To suggest that completing the count is only for those who are sick or traveling is to imply that magnifying the god and being grateful is also only for the sick and traveling! This is why no translator has interpreted it like this.
2203 doesn't say that ayyam maadoodat (few days) is three days. We can deduce from 2203 that maadoodat is more than two. 2196 makes it clear that it is 3-10 with the 10 being the complete/max.
Peace,
Ayman
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Salam Ayam,but what do you mean by salat.
i know this could be another discussion then intended,but what is salat?
how is it performed ,what is done ,and how is it done,what is to be said ,how is perfomed.
as for the fasting for haj is different from fasting in ramadan,it is all connected to knowing what is ramadan,
i think much thought is needed,and the only way to find out is through simplicity,ALLah is all knowing.
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Yes, but even if we take it as the period from first light to sunrise there is nothing in the great reading telling us to do the "salat" exactly from first light to sunrise. So if you start your "salat" just before sunrise and it stretches for an hour after sunrise, it is still "salat al fajr". So again, the action is simply called by its marker.
-Fajr- and -isha- are rather time-frames in which the -salat- should be done.
So the beginning and ending of these periods could be seen as markers - not only the start of a period.
Verse 4103 indicates that the -salat- is at prescribed times.
The time-frames of -salat- are given by the Koran.
-Salaat el fajr- should be done only during -fajr-, that is the koranic time-frame.
If one crosses the time-border while doing the -salat- (-taraf-, verse 11114) then one can not be sure if the part after sunset still can be called -salat el fajr-, if one trangresses consciously a clear time-frame frome the Koran.In analogy - the fasting of -shahr ramadan-, verse 2185 clearly gives the time-frame of the fast - the duration of the full moon itself - 3 days.
2185 ... Therefore, those of you who witnessed the -full moon- shall fast it...
The start of the full moon is the marker of the beginning of the fast - the end of the full moon is the marker of the end of the fast.
Within this time-frame there are periods that one should fast (from the start of -fajr- until -lail-) and that one should not fast (the night of the fast).Peace,
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Brother, it is already completely understood from the expression " (count from other days) that it is the same count of the missed days.
Also, please read the passage to the end and see that the following three actions are tied togetherYou shall complete the count, and magnify the god for what he has guided you and perhaps you would be grateful.
To suggest that completing the count is only for those who are sick or traveling is to imply that magnifying the god and being grateful is also only for the sick and traveling! This is why no translator has interpreted it like this.
This way of reasoning seems not to be binding.
In verse 2185 two groups of peope are mentioned
1 - the ones that fast the -shahr ramadan-
2 - the ones that fast other days for compensation - they have to fast then a count of other days.This does not imply or exclude that the first group had to count as well - the first group could simply keep on with the moon or read from a mooncalendar. They could can also count the number of days of a full moon.
This seems not to be a structural issue.
The real issue is until which number the count should be 3 or 10.Both groups can magnify God and remember the gift of the Koran to mankind - only the timing is different.
2203 doesn't say that ayyam maadoodat (few days) is three days. We can deduce from 2203 that maadoodat is more than two. 2196 makes it clear that it is 3-10 with the 10 being the complete/max.
2203 Remember God during a number of days/ayyam ma'doodat. Whoever hurries to two days, there is no sin upon him; and whoever delays, there is no sin upon him if he is being righteous ...
We can learn from this verse that the standard number of days of participation to the -hajj- was 3 days.
It was allowed to participate one day less or to prolong this period to a number above 3.
Of course a small number above 3 can also be named -ma'doodat- as can be seen in verse 2196 - a number until 10.The issue remains that verse 2196 does not state that all the complete counts -ma'doodat- should go until 10.
When the Koran does not state in any verse that - all the complete counts -madoodat- should go until 10 -, then we should not make this a general rule.It is interesting that verse 2196 states that the communal fast of a special group of people during the -hajj- was 3 days.
If the -hajj- started with the full moon - there could be an analogy with verse 2185.
The 7 other days that are mentioned in verse 2196 had to be fasted individually at different days, depending on the duration of the way home.It depends on the context what -completing the count ma'doodat- means.
In verse 2196 a count of 10.
In verse 2185 a count of 3 - since the wording ... Therefore, those of you who witnessed the -full moon- shall fast it... (full moon is a period of three days).Peace,
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Salaam TS and all,
2203 Remember God during a number of days/ayyam ma'doodat. Whoever hurries to two days, there is no sin upon him; and whoever delays, there is no sin upon him if he is being righteous ...
We can learn from this verse that the standard number of days of participation to the -hajj- was 3 days.
It was allowed to participate one day less or to prolong this period to a number above 3.
Of course a small number above 3 can also be named -ma'doodat- as can be seen in verse 2196 - a number until 10.The issue remains that verse 2196 does not state that all the complete counts -ma'doodat- should go until 10.
When the Koran does not state in any verse that - all the complete counts -madoodat- should go until 10 -, then we should not make this a general rule.I totally agree with you and this is exactly the way how I understand it.
It is interesting that verse 2196 states that the communal fast of a special group of people during the -hajj- was 3 days.
If the -hajj- started with the full moon - there could be an analogy with verse 2185.
The 7 other days that are mentioned in verse 2196 had to be fasted individually at different days, depending on the duration of the way home.It depends on the context what -completing the count ma'doodat- means.
In verse 2196 a count of 10.
In verse 2185 a count of 3 - since the wording ... Therefore, those of you who witnessed the -full moon- shall fast it... (full moon is a period of three days).bravo
Nicely said brother, mashaAllah.
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Salaam ayman,
Brother, it is already completely understood from the expression " (count from other days) that it is the same count of the missed days.
Also, please read the passage to the end and see that the following three actions are tied together
You shall complete the count, and magnify the god for what he has guided you and perhaps you would be grateful.
To suggest that completing the count is only for those who are sick or traveling is to imply that magnifying the god and being grateful is also only for the sick and traveling! This is why no translator has interpreted it like this.
Yes, I agree with you brother. 'Waw' between them clarifies that it is not in relation with only who are sick or travelling.
I understood that is simply mentions 'so, counting is from other days', clearly mentioned for those who are sick or travelling, and is 'and to complete the count' is referring to both who fast during Ramadhan and who are sick and travelling.2203 doesn't say that ayyam maadoodat (few days) is three days. We can deduce from 2203 that maadoodat is more than two. 2196 makes it clear that it is 3-10 with the 10 being the complete/max.
Now, how do we understand how much is the count? We have look together 2196 and 2203. Please note that 2196 does not use the word that means count, it only uses the word that means 'complete', this does not mean that whenever the word 'complete' is used that is referring to 'completing the count of fast', but it simply means complete as in
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53 Forbidden to you is that which is already dead, and the blood, and the meat of pig, and what was dedicated to other than Allah, and that which has been strangled, and that which has been beaten to death, and that which has fallen from a height, and that which has been gored, and that which the wild animals have eaten from except what you managed to rescue, and what has been slaughtered on altars, and what you divide by the arrows of chance. This is vile. Today the rejecters have given up from your system, so do not be concerned by them, but be concerned by Me. Today I have perfected your system for you, and completed My blessings upon you, and I have approved submission as the system for you. So, whoever is forced by severe hunger and not seeking sin, then Allah is Forgiving, Merciful.'Complete' is used without counting.
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2233 And the divorced mothers are allowed to suckle their children two full years, if they wish to complete the suckling. And the man for whom the child is born is responsible for both their provisions and clothing equitably. A soul is not burdened except with what it can bear. No mother shall be harmed because of her child, nor shall a father be harmed because of his child. And for the guardian is the same requirement. So if they wish to separate out of mutual agreement and counsel, then there is no sin upon them. And if you want to hire nursing mothers, then there is no sin upon you if you return what you have been given equitably. And be aware of Allah, and know that Allah is watching over what you do.Here period of 'completion' is two years.
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1625 They will carry their burdens in full on the Day of Resurrection, and also from the burdens of those whom they misguided without knowledge. Evil indeed is what they bear.Again 'complete' is used without the number of counting.
This is how the word is used in 2196 without the word counting. As 2233 refers to the only 'completion of period mentioned in it', 2196 is also refers to the only 'completion of period mentioned in it' and it has nothing to do with Ramadhan. This is how I understand it brother.
This is clear to me, but still my old question 'Shahr' being 'Full moon' remains
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reading from the blog here one can see that we are only trying to find out yes ,but what we should really do is simply take the quran literaly.
meaning word for word.
the three day fast is done in haj while the ramadan should be fasted as a shahr.
it is never said in the quran that ramadan is fasted for three days.remmember we dont need a scientist to explain our quran than we are in the same black age moslems are today.
i would suggest to go back to word shahr.how did any one conclude that it is the full moon when the quran did not state so.
i dont find proof it is the full moon.i would say that i will exclude that meaning for now ,until further evidence is brought from the quran.
please concluding is good ,but any thing not from the quran then it is not right to really expand on it.
so i would say the full moon prophecy is not right.
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2203 Remember God during a number of days/ayyam ma'doodat. Whoever hurries to two days, there is no sin upon him; and whoever delays, there is no sin upon him if he is being righteous ...
We can learn from this verse that the standard number of days of participation to the -hajj- was 3 days.
It was allowed to participate one day less or to prolong this period to a number above 3.
Of course a small number above 3 can also be named -ma'doodat- as can be seen in verse 2196 - a number until 10.quote from mmkhan
Now, how do we understand how much is the count? We have look together 2196 and 2203. Please note that 2196 does not use the word that means count, it only uses the word that means 'complete', this does not mean that whenever the word 'complete' is used that is referring to 'completing the count of fast', end quoteSince this finding of brother mmkhan I have to correct the assumption that a -count ma'doodat- can be until 10, according to the Koran.
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Verse 2196 does not contain the word -'adat-.
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Verse 2203 contains a form of the word -'adat-.
So one can only say from verse 2196 that -ayyam ma'doodat- means 3 as a standard and can mean 2 or somewhat more than 3.
From this verse one can not deduce that one could stay 10 days during the -hajj-.Some reasons for the assumption that verse 2196 does not explain verse 2185 in any way
- Verse 2196 regulates the fast of only a special group of participants of the -hajj- and not the fast of the believers in general, during the communal fast of -shahr ramadan-.
- Verse 2196 rather indicates a private count until 7 so that one can add this up to the 3 communal days fasted during the -hajj-, that makes of course a complete 10.
- Verse 2185 contains the wording -completing the count-, verse 2196 does not contain the word -count-.
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