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  • WHY IBLIS CANNOT BE AN ANGEL...
    T TheJoker

    It's not the jinn (plural) that disobeyed.. It was a jinn-- satan/iblis/devil--always singular, when referring to iblis.

    Questions/Comments on the Quran

  • Hot/"ramadan" Answer
    T TheJoker

    I have a question for those who uphold that shahr = month, in this context.

    2185 says that the quran was sent down in this month (sic)

    In truth, wasn't the quran sent down in stages? 2532 and 17106

    Islamic Calendar & Ramadhan.

  • Since God Is Omniscient And Omnipotent At The Same Time...
    T TheJoker

    I get your point.

    Aren't you the one who says that we should use our God-given brains, thinking skills, reason, intellect, etc.?

    Absolutely. I am not suggesting that we shouldn't ask questions-- even about God. Heck, Abraham the leader of mankind questions resurrection, contemplates whether the God is the sun, etc. My point is, you have to base it on SOME evidence. I am not suggesting that you are not asking good questions, I am just saying be careful-- that's all. peace

    We can't resort to,

    'prove God exists.. No, you prove that God doesn't exist' kinda logic.

    What is the nature of God?

  • Hyper-salafism
    T TheJoker

    Does 'al kitab' never refer to the Quran, IYO?

    It does not. But, as I said, al kitab bill haqq (the book with truth) does refer to the quran, based on the context.

    Quranic Divinity

  • My question is why must the innocent suffer?
    T TheJoker

    Salaam,

    free will would apply to conscious decision, while I refer to the truly innocent, without any choice as to the misery they suffer, a small child starving to death alone, a child tortured to death over months, children forced to work as prostitutes from three or four, so raped day after day, children blinded or maimed to work as beggars, this demonstrates no free will, it is the will of a slave master or Jinn (hidden) sovereign, the thoughts, development, will of the child is without power to alter the reality they suffer.

    Religious Muslims show scant regard, while practical Muslims are so few in number as to have little physical impact, the question remains, why must the innocent suffer, why has Allah manifest a system to allow such massive misery?

    Salaam,

    It's up to us to stop the suffering.

    If the God gets involved 'personally', it makes free will obsolete.

    In the story of Moses, how did Moses stop the suffering? He stood up to a tyrant. This is what jihad entails -872-73- to put a stop to oppression.

    Questions/Comments on the Quran

  • Hot/"ramadan" Answer
    T TheJoker

    Ah, lovely. A ramadhan thread has been turned into Sunday service.


    Peace Ayman,
    I think some of us here have issues (cough cough ~##)
    anyways classified means classified... (a hint Monsanto)...
    as for preconceptions, the Quran in several numerous descriptions of Jinns in many contexts
    does not leave much room but to accept that they are beings, albeit from another realm time/space
    continuum adjacent/contiguous to ours, it is like us living in 2D and them in 3D so they have an extra edge,
    but it could be far more complex, especially if as it has been put forward by some, they are plasma beings.
    Of course you are very materialistic and minimalistic in your views so whatever you cannot see, or break
    down into a smallest denominator you will disregard.
    I am the opposite, looking at things as possibilities, otherwise, why do I believe in Allah whom I do not see,
    it is not such a big leap that if He advises me that there are beings out there who are beyond the frequency range of
    my vision or senses, I will as a matter of fact believe Him, one follows the other.
    And indeed I am convinced this is what it is, they operate beyond frequency ranges that our senses and instruments can measure,
    and they are able to lower their frequencies to morph into our realm to manipulate when/if they can.
    This is why Allah asks us to protect ourselves against the devious among them.
    Now on a conspiratorial note, some believe that there is an ongoing program to make humans even more susceptible to these
    jinns manipulations with GM food, and psychotropic medicines and dna manipulations.
    The Quran does prophesise that humans will in the future modify God's creation, and it is happening...

    Peace,

    Don't take this as a charge;but, what does this have to with ramadan? I am, simply, trying to follow this thread.

    Islamic Calendar & Ramadhan.

  • 49.12
    T TheJoker

    If you have evidence, no. If you are, guessing without evidence, then yes.

    I take my understanding from al-zunn (translated as suspicion here), which means to guess, conjecture, etc..

    It is, also, the opposite of 'knowledge', in quranic terms (6148, 532.

    General Issues / Questions

  • Hyper-salafism
    T TheJoker

    al kitab bil haqq (the book with truth) is al quran, sure.

    Al kitab, itself, is NOT al quran. The context is 31-10, on...

    The quran gives detail to al kitab. 1037

    Furthermore, knowledge from 'the book' gave somebody the power to teleport a mansion (2740) The book also contains natural phenomenon (638-39).

    http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9120.0

    Quranic Divinity

  • Hyper-salafism
    T TheJoker

    37 is not about the quran; especially, if you study the context.

    Quranic Divinity

  • Since God Is Omniscient And Omnipotent At The Same Time...
    T TheJoker

    Are you questioning God's omnipotence?

    Nice straw man. Like I said, just because God has the power, doesn't mean he HAS to use it.

    You see, if you say that God CANNOT block out a piece of information, then this would technically mean that He IS NOT omnipotent - dont you think?

    No, it doesn't fit with YOUR definition of omnipotence. God's not tied down by anything.

    Such 'answers' dont answer the question, rather, they show that you have no real answer. Think about the question again, and then let me know what your answer is.

    Another straw man.

    Sorry, the quran says to say about about God what we don't know. So, I'd rather not conjecture.

    What is the nature of God?

  • Is Plucking Eyebrows, Piercing, Tatoos HARAM Or HALAL?
    T TheJoker

    If plucking eye brows would be forbidden, then why not forbid the cutting of hair as well?

    I was thinking the same thing.

    peace...

    first of all, how in the world would it be satanic, what he got to do with it, first we much understand WHAT satan is, HOW it works... it's whole purpose is to cause harm, evil...

    Right, but harm/evil is subjective. To many others, including westerners, drinking ANY alcohol is harmful/evil.

    Questions/Comments on the Quran

  • Since God Is Omniscient And Omnipotent At The Same Time...
    T TheJoker

    Why wouldnt he?

    Fallacious; burden of proof is on you.

    1670 God created you, then He will take you. Some of you will continue to the most miserable age so that he will not know anything after knowledge. God is Omniscient (Aaaleemun), Omnipotent (qadeerun).

    Not a very good translation, research ayn-lam-miim -root of aaleemun (knowledge). Qadeer, the root is qaf-dal-ra. The translation you are using doesn't even translate qadeer in 4229 for example. Heck, not a single translation I have seen translates this word.

    What is the nature of God?

  • Edip Yuksel didn't answer Ali Sina
    T TheJoker

    Peace
    instead of these www.blablabla
    try to get guidance from the Quran.
    Regards

    rotfl

    Yeah, It's not like the quran asks you to use logic or anything...

    General Issues / Questions

  • quran on KIndle and Wudu
    T TheJoker

    http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9599003.msg220252#msg220252

    Tahara is used primarily as spiritual purity, e.g. 2232, 342, 56, 541, 811, 9103, 1178, 3353, 5812, etc.

    Questions/Comments on the Quran

  • sex during menstruation
    T TheJoker

    -- quoted from the free-minds translation

    I'm curious how the words "harmful" and "cleansed" are understood here, especially since "harmful" appears to be translated differently in other versions of the Qu'ran. In what way could this be harmful, unless the woman is uncomfortable?

    If a woman is not uncomfortable and wants to have sex during her period, i.e. she approaches her husband rather than him approaching her, is that forbidden? Can cleansing be understood literally, or must the period be over?

    Wasalaam,
    Zuhura

    Peace,

    the word translated as 'harmful' here is the opposite of something that is charitable (2263-64)

    So, I believe it means that you can't get pregnant, during that "period"

    Marriage & Divorce

  • Did Jesus Christ have a father?
    T TheJoker

    At that point no 'bashar' had touched her...

    General Issues / Questions

  • Did Jesus Christ have a father?
    T TheJoker

    What it has to do with birth of Jesus AH ?
    Secondly I am not Arabic or Quran expert just a "student".
    BTW Tomorrow when some Cloned babies are born ,from where you will bring "waalidan" for them ?
    Regards

    Wrong thread

    http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9598981.msg219956#msg219956

    General Issues / Questions

  • Did Jesus Christ have a father?
    T TheJoker

    mention the verse which indicates he had a father!

    mention the verse which indicates Moses had a father

    General Issues / Questions

  • Garden of Eden story in the Quran not convincing
    T TheJoker

    Peace Joker

    What I fail to understand if Satan is our ego and our evil side
    that means it was God originally that created this evil.
    This is why I mentioned in one of my earlier posts that our
    brain which consist of a gland which is called the reptilian
    brain is the one that sends all negative signals to us and
    causes all the evil feelings and thoughts we experience.
    So the question is if this is Satan and it is situated in our
    brain then I must say that it is normal to have evil thoughts
    as it is a part of us. We have been bound with this
    Satan and all this effort to do good just ceases.
    So this also means that all this God, Devil and angels is
    actually in us rather than in a distant heaven somewhere.
    OK I am back to my headbanging brickwall brickwall brickwall brickwall brickwall brickwall

    Peace 11matrix11,

    satan/jinn/angels are not just 'inside' us. Think of satan as the 'original evil'. Once people started believing "his" lies, etc this evil spread...

    No, satan wasn't evil from the beginning. He made this choice; he wants to prove he is better than us. Even he fears God; he disowns us (5916). God does not order evil, according to 728. This is said right after the adam-satan story. 479 says that anything good is from God, and anything bad is from our nafs.

    It's all about making the right choices... The God can't make the choices for us.

    "But I can only show you the door. You're the one that has to walk through it. " - The matrix

    It's about bringing about our true qualities (4731)

    Quranic Divinity

  • Does it say that Adam was the first man in the Quran?
    T TheJoker

    Peace Samia, et al,

    Still studying the concept...

    God brethed into the bashar and the insaan (adam) ws the result

    If that's the case, what's your explanation for

    347, 379, 1793-94 ?

    All the verses that say i am a bashar just like you (eg. 18110), use bashar -- never insaan.

    Rijaal/rajul is used though.

    Maybe bashar means mortal?

    Not saying insaan is 'immortal'. But, maybe that's the most accurate translation, contextually speaking?

    General Issues / Questions
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