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Quran and its followers- a different perception by others

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    unknownuser
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    hi sayeeth
    very welcome to the forum!
    is it that difficult to prove 'the sky is blue' or 'earth is round'?
    i mean, facts are facts. people's opinions on a subject can and will differ. but how can the truth differ?

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      el-Aziz
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      hey guys,

      hey!

      why is Quran so widely misunderstood by others? Is it becoz we (supposedly called its followers, the muslims) fail to live by it, in reality and yet claim to or do we not speak out loud enough?

      i'd like to know what u guys feel.

      thank you

      Are the followers of the quran of the quran called muslims? How is that?
      Are you one of them? And if you are - how did you reach the conclusion of following the quran?

      kind regards,
      S

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        unknownuser
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        Hi

        Are the followers of the quran of the quran called muslims? How is that?

        who are muslims, then? mind defining? ) would like to know.

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          Jaxal
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          is it that difficult to prove 'the sky is blue' or 'earth is round'?

          To quote someone 'your blue may not be my blue' http//www.geocities.com/bigjaxal/s1.gif

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            unknownuser
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            Hi Jaxal,

            To quote someone 'your blue may not be my blue'

            who are u quoting??? Looks like am a bit ignorant here )

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              unknownuser
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              Hi M_Mehdi,

              yeah, know what u mean!
              Thank you for the replies. )

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                Jaxal
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                Hi PM

                who are u quoting??? Looks like am a bit ignorant here

                That is not ignorant ( . Ill show you ignorant *waves my fist at you! x heheh only kidding

                What I am trying to say is that what may be blue to you, might be green to me and vice versa. Becoz i cant see it through 'your eyes'. So all along while something is blue to you, it might be green to me. Its complex. I dont know how to explain it.

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                  unknownuser
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                  Jaxal,
                  i got u ! i honestly thought u were quoting sumone famous.
                  and, well, if u see with a normal vision, blue shouldnt appear green, and if it does, one needs a colour vision check! wink )

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                    sayeeth
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                    hi sayeeth
                    very welcome to the forum!
                    is it that difficult to prove 'the sky is blue' or 'earth is round'? )
                    i mean, facts are facts. people's opinions on a subject can and will differ. but how can the truth differ?

                    Salam peacefulmuslim,

                    Thank you for the welcome. The point in hand that you were referring to and I was giving my opinion was related to the people's perception of Islam and the Quran, right? Do correct me if I'm wrong. I'm going to assume my position here and say that based on that understanding, is it not an easy matter to prove these issues. Yes, facts will be facts to people who are aware of them. What is truth to you in religious issues need not be truth to someone of a different belief no matter how hard you try to justify your claim. Looking forward to your comments. Peace!

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                      hi sayeeth,

                      The point in hand that you were referring to and I was giving my opinion was related to the people's perception of Islam and the Quran, right? Do correct me if I'm wrong

                      the opinion on Quran, to be exact, not necessarily on Islam.
                      There has been some really absurd translations and commentaries of Quran, which are in circulation and which end up spreading a very wrong message.

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