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Why no female messengers/prophets?

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    Samia
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    I've seen a lot of Arab kids throw it around like nothing?

    AB is a kid?

    the best part is that if he called someone by that name he is thus accusing them of adultery, and unless he witnessed it he should avoid accusing others of it P

    Unless he brings three more winesses he should be lashed 80 lashes!

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      ILisa
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      Well let me say this

      Edit Finally done it The Shameless List Update

      Sorry to butt in with this at this point in the thread, however, I must say, YUCK yuck This has revealed what caliber of a person you are Ahmed. My goodness! nope

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        Samia
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        Edit Finally done it The Shameless List Update

        I see that AB has removed the very, very, very rude transliterated feminine Arabic adjective (well, he left the masculine form of it, which, I would say, not really used!!)
        This does not mean that what is left is not yuck

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          Raj-ah
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          Samia

          Not your quote, the list.
          And I did not write "Right Carrot?". You did, that's why I asked who Carrot was.

          So you think it is OK to call someone a "whore" because you disagree with them?

          I think it is OK to call a "Whore" a "Whore".

          Carrot is Savage-Carrot.

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            Samia
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            Salam Raj-ah

            Samia
            I think it is OK to call a "Whore" a "Whore".

            And get away with it? No you can't. Either get three witnesses with you or shut up if you don't want the wrath of God to fall on you, and 80 lashes whiped on you. And it is not OK. Where are the muslim's manners gone?

            I used the English word because maybe I can write it or even utter it. If you have noticed, I couldn't even write the Arabic word he wrote, even the scholars' books never used it.

            Carrot is Savage-Carrot.

            I imagined so, but wasn't sure as to why you signaled SC out of th many who expressed their disgust about AB's rude language.

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              Samia
              I think it is OK to call a "Whore" a "Whore".

              Carrot is Savage-Carrot.

              According to Sunni thought, and the Quran itself, you are not to point out the faults of other people.

              Instead, look into your own character. This particular incident, for starters.

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                Raj-ah
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                Most of you here just debate for sake of debate.

                Do you even know the difference between a "WHORE" and one Who is being accused of?

                You people here are so childish sometimes, I just can imgaine?

                I know a french girl during my student times who made xxx movies and she was a "WHORE" she even loved to be called a "WHORE" so if I call a WHore a Whore that is OK. period.

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                  Elke
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                  lol rager

                  looks who's talking...
                  but true in one point, if some people like to be called a whore why not whatever

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                    RiseUpMyPpl
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                    is it possible that any of the prophets/messengers mentioned in the qur'an are female but due to the judeo-christian-sunni influence we have come to interpret them as males? perhaps their names are not proper names that but rather titles as this MAY be the case with mohammad - the praise worthy one? i don't know arabic, just wondering if this could possibly be the case?

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                      Samia
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                      is it possible that any of the prophets/messengers mentioned in the qur'an are female but due to the judeo-christian-sunni influence we have come to interpret them as males? perhaps their names are not proper names that but rather titles as this MAY be the case with mohammad - the praise worthy one? i don't know arabic, just wondering if this could possibly be the case?

                      Most prophets were alluded at in other verses as "their brother" when talking about the people of the relevent prophet, e.g Noah; Huud; Saleh; Lut; Shuaib; Haruun (brother of Musa).The others were spoken of in the masculine form. So, even if the names were just titles, it's clear that the titles were carried by males.

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