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QURANIC FOLKLORE

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    Samia
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    Peace S2S

    I do not claim that I have read all the tafsirs, but the few I read did not take this erronic meaning. In fact, the Arabic version says , a normal Arabic expression

    1. Tafseer Ar-raazi a.Waters of the west seas is hot, so the sun looks as if itis setting in hot waters; b. according to Algiba'i, the waters were dark and it looked murky.
    2. Alkashaf Same thing.

    Both tafseers discuss whether it was "murky" water or "hot" water, nothing about the setting per se.

    I could not see explicit understanding of (in (aka inside) murky waters ) except in Altabary quoting Ka3b (Ala7baar) who said You know Qur'aan better than me, but I see in the book (torah) that it sets in black mud!!!

    So, this distorted understanding comes from Ka3b, quoted in Altabary!!!
    Talk about Israeliyyaat!!

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