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Can words in the quran be corrected by Hadith's

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    agentxxx
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    peace peacefulmuslim/mz357,

    peacefulmuslim wrote

    And if ur meaning for 'monkey' is taken as 'mean person', the hadeeth goes, ''I saw a she-mean person surrounded by a number of mean persons. They were all stoning it, because it had committed illegal sexual intercourse. I too, stoned it along with them. ''

    Now where does this make any sense?

    lol lol lol how about this one ?

    Sahih Al-Bukhari Hadith
    Hadith 4.177
    Allah's Apostle said, "The Hour will not be established until you fight with the Jews, and the stone behind which a Jew will be hiding will say. "O Muslim! There is a Jew hiding behind me, so kill him."

    peace.

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      bmbmm
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      Mistranslated words in the Quran can be corrected by the Quran itself. We just need an open mind.

      Peace

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        Salaams Br,

        where the devil are you getting this from"The prophet "

        where does it mention the prophet?

        and if its a he or a she does it matter?

        Gods Blessings

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          unknownuser
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          Br. Agent its no good making silly remarks like our brothers the translarors did,

          but retranslating the original gives us the true meaning i think.

          hadith 4.177, doesn't tell us (the location) much but i will try to look it up and show you what the hell it realy means - if i can.

          God Bless.

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            Br. bmbmm,

            If you can , Good and well but most people here aren't as capable.

            God Bless.

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              Hi MZ357,

              where the devil are you getting this from"The prophet "

              where does it mention the prophet?

              and if its a he or a she does it matter?

              Ok, so Who was it mentioned in that hadeeth? Who stoned the 'she mean person' along with other mean persons? Who was 'I' in that hadeeth? Care to specify?

              I was of the understanding that the hadeeth were the sayings/deeds of prophet Mohammed?

              Peace!

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                unknownuser
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                Hello

                This hadith about the monkey being stoned was discused in details on an extreme sunni web site

                The hadith is in Bukhari books 100%

                However many there including the sunni themselves concuded that this hadith must be a lie as the animals can't be held accountable to their sins, as simple as this

                peace to all

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                  Salaams Br.

                  you said"Ok, so Who was it mentioned in that hadeeth? Who stoned the 'she mean person' along with other mean persons? Who was 'I' in that hadeeth? Care to specify?
                  "

                  checking the original hadith in the Bukhari it is "Narrated 'Amr bin Maimun"
                  who is the narrater and it is not from the prophet - so all hadiths are not the prophets as some of us take them to be.

                  And again no one is silly enough to believe any one that a guy stoned a monkey by joining other monkeys - its not a thing which anyone will believe but -it is a mistrans to me anyway as i explained.

                  Salaams.

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                    Peace Mz357,

                    checking the original hadith in the Bukhari it is "Narrated 'Amr bin Maimun"
                    who is the narrater and it is not from the prophet - so all hadiths are not the prophets as some of us take them to be.

                    So, U r saying some person named 'Amr Bin Maimun' was stoning ''she mean person'' along with other ''mean persons''? That doesnt make any sense either. And btw, who cares?

                    And why do we need to care what this ''Amr Bin Maimun'' did thousands of years ago? What if he even stoned monkeys? How is it of any significance now? What relevance does it hold?

                    Why are we to waste time over what some person supposedly did thousands of years ago?

                    Peace!

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                      Salaams Br.

                      its history Br.

                      if one can learn from history good and well , but if you don't its still okay.

                      Knowledge even of our past is good - i think tells us a bit of what we did and didn't.

                      Salaams.

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                        Salaams Agent,

                        Here is the jew you want to kill or not want to kill,

                        It is taken from Volume 4, Book 52, Number 176 & 177 of the Sahih Bukhari edition of the Hadith. The title of this chapter is, "Fighting for the Cause of Allah (Jihaad)"
                        Volume 4, Book 52, Number 176
                        Allah's Apostle said, "You (i.e. Muslims) will fight with the Jews till some of them will hide behind stones. The stones will (betray them) saying, 'O 'Abdullah (i.e. slave of Allah)! There is a Jew hiding behind me; so kill him.' "
                        Volume 4, Book 52, Number 177
                        Allah's Apostle said, "The Hour will not be established until you fight with the Jews, and the stone behind which a Jew will be hiding will say. "O Muslim! There is a Jew hiding behind me, so kill him."
                        From lanes and qd.

                        Yahud = returning from good to evil or vice versa (often).

                        Hajara = To deprive from/harden/hide/prevent/hinder/prohibit access.

                        ? The Hour will not be established until you fight the evil doer?s and until their protector who protected evil doer will say . "O Muslim! There is a Yahud whom I have been protecting, kill him."

                        I think we aought to look at the yahud what things they carried out in the quran to really define them.

                        Have you seen people giving up evil people they often hide?I have and often too.

                        The world is full of people who call them selves various things ,good for them .Mind its their actions which count.

                        Salaams.

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                          peace mz 357,
                          you wrote

                          Br. Agent its no good making silly remarks like our brothers the translarors did,

                          you are right brother but "the she monkey being stoned" got me of the track...sorry bro.

                          mz

                          Have you seen people giving up evil people they often hide?I have and often too.

                          me too brother, but i have never seen/heard a stone doing so.

                          mz

                          The world is full of people who call them selves various things ,good for them .Mind its their actions which count.

                          i agree, action speaks louder then the words.

                          peace.

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                            Salaams agent,

                            you said"but i have never seen/heard a stone doing so"

                            stone in english 14 pounds in weight .And it is a solid piece of rock too,Simerlarly arabic words have a number of meanings Br we need to select the right one according to the context of the sentance.

                            God Bless.

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                              bmbmm
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                              Br. bmbmm,

                              If you can , Good and well but most people here aren't as capable.

                              Salam,

                              If one is not capable, there is no excuse for that, because Allah say in the Quran to ask people who know.

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