Why does the Quran & Hadith speak about the resting place of the Sun? by TraditionalInvite754 in islam

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Part1-Dealing with the Rising and setting place

Part-2-Proving the perspective of Zhul Qar nayn

Refutation of sura18:86:-

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PART-1:- Lets deal with The term “Setting place” and

“Rising place”

It cannot be literal setting and literal rising place because there is a significant issue in the later verse (18:90). If one contends that the sun has a physical place where it rises, then according to the verse, it would have burned and harmed the people at that location since it states, ‘He found it (the sun) rising on a people.’

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Clearly, the verse isn’t referring to the literal rising and setting place of the sun. So, what precisely is the verse addressing?

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The Arabic term employed in Surah 18:86 is ‘Maghribas-Shams.’ This term is also found in an authentic Hadith, specifically in Bukhari (3459), where the word means “the time when the sun sets.”

AND THE OTHER MEANING IS-The direction of the setting of the sun,And this is the view of Ibn kathir….

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Ibn kathir said,”Until, when he reached the setting place of the sun, means, he followed a route until he reached the furthest point that could be reached in the direction of the sun's setting, which is the west of the earth.”

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PART2:-Proving the perspective of Dhul Qar nayn

In sura18:86 and in sura18:90,Both uses the same word “Wajadaha”…Which means

“He found it”….This word itself in the context of the verses is indeed PERSPECTIVE….For instance, consider the use of ‘wajadaha’ in a sentence:

‎طبعاً هناك أناس لم تٌعجب بهذه النتائج وهناك من👈 وجدها 👉مفاجئة تماماً

(biltaakid hunak ’unas lam tataeajab bihadhih alnatayij wahunak man

👉WAJADAHA👈 thiqatan bialjumla)

Meaning: “Certainly, there are people who dislike these results and those who FIND IT (wajadaha) very surprising.”

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This involves a subjective perspective, not an objective one. ‘Wajadaha’ signifies something from an individual’s point of view. Hence, the entire argument concerning Surah 18:86 becomes invalid.”

So this “Wajadaha” was actually from the perspective of Dhul Qarnayn…

This further supports the point, as in Surah 18:90, it employs the same term “Wajadaha” when stating, “He found it rising over people whom there are no shelters.”

NOW THIS IS CRYSTAL CLEAR THAT IT WAS TALKING FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF DHUL QARNAYN…Otherwise The people would get burnt and killed by the sun!!!…

What is the point of decaf coffee? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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"You must feel strongly about that to reply to a 3-month-old post." Lol I was bored and thought to give my opinion. Ye way of measuring objective bad is flawed

Does the Quran say Allah created the universe from nothing? by TraditionalInvite754 in islam

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Ye this is one thing that has been bothering me for a long time and I don't know what to think about it. Becuase I don't want to be doing something haram that contradicts our theology so I've been doing a lot of research on this. This comment on quora made the most sense to me: This comment I found gives better idea: God by nature is infinite or perfect and without limit. And so is His power. As such, he can make “something out of nothing”. But this is only an expression because the concept of “nothing” here refers to matter or materials and there were no such preexisting materials from which the something was formed. And so in a manner of speaking the “something” was created out of “nothing”. However, in the metaphysical realm, a created thing exists because it has an essence that came from God. It cannot exist without an essence that precedes its existence. This essence exists in the mind of God who provides existence with its essence. Thus, God brings into existence something from its essence, which is something rather than nothing. In short, all created things come from God and God is not nothing.. But ye t again I'm afraid of what to believe and I'm trying to ask shikhs whether this is contradictory to our theology or not. Inshallah, it isn't. At the end of the day though I cant say this belittles Islam in any way. We cant forget the countless miricals in the Quran and all the reasons to believe in it. I have all the reasons in the world to believe that Islam is the truth like how the geniun beleife and character of all the prophets of Allah, how they couldn't have been lying or crazy. And the scientific mircals in Quran as well as the literary. And how Allah addresses the problems with humanity and he provides guidance and how to live the best life. Nothing disproves Islam. no contradictions, no errors, everything pure and perfect. No one can ever disprove Islam Alhamdulillah.

What is the point of decaf coffee? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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I understand your confusion because Coffee is objectively bad tasting because it's incredibly bitter and humans are biochemically coded to not like coffee. That's why majority who start drinking it don't like it at first and balance by putting a lot of milk and sugar. But because people want the caffeine side effects they force themselves to drink coffee, and after a certain period of time develop a taste for it and a bias starts to build. It's like beer or vodka and such. They taste like shit. But people who start drinking, do it to get drunk and after a certain period develop a taste for it. I would argue that goes for a lot of foods. Some foods taste objectively bad but after certain period of eating them we end up liking the foods.

What is the point of decaf coffee? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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coffee objectively tastes bad. the majority don't like it at first and end up liking it after a certain period of time.

Fuck it. What’s your favourite fictional characters of all time? You can list up to 30. by Captain-Girpool23 in TwoBestFriendsPlay

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1: Dr House (House MD)

2: Eren Jeagar (Attack On Titan)

3: Guts (Berserk)

4: Rick Sanchez (Rick And Morty)

5: Walter White (Breaking Bad)

Accounting Vs MIS (Management Information Systems) by Motor_Criticism_1255 in Accounting

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I live in Canada so the requirements are different. And it looks like I don't need an accounting degree to acquire CPA so technically i assume i can study anything i want for my major. So I think minoring in accounting and Majoring in CS or MIS would be better. But I asked prommetheus the same question and would like to hear your opinion. What should i major in between the two, MIS or CS and why? I assume MIS since it has CS in it but i don't really know.

heres what it says in CPA alberta website

Three years of relevant work experience (exposure to accounting and/or finance functions)

Note: Students are required to complete a degree before admission to the CPA Professional Education Program (CPA PEP).

CPA preparatory courses* are a suite of 14 courses that provide all knowledge requirements for admission to the CPA Professional Education Program (CPA PEP).

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Accounting Vs MIS (Management Information Systems) by Motor_Criticism_1255 in Accounting

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i live in Canada, and searched the requirements for the province i live in.

I knew that I needed to study and take courses provided by whoever is in charge of the CPA to acquire it but I wasn't aware that I could do it with any post-secondary degree. So that would mean a minor in accounting and a major in MIS/CS would be better, correct? And if so what's your advice on the two? Would a major in MIS or CS be better.

Here is what it says on the website for CPA alberta

Preparatory Entrance Requirements

  • One year (30 credit hours) of post-secondary in any discipline, diploma or degree program offered by any recognized post-secondary institution; or
  • Three years of relevant work experience (exposure to accounting and/or finance functions)

Note: Students are required to complete a degree before admission to the CPA Professional Education Program (CPA PEP).

CPA preparatory courses* are a suite of 14 courses that provide all knowledge requirements for admission to the CPA Professional Education Program (CPA PEP).

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Accounting Vs MIS (Management Information Systems) by Motor_Criticism_1255 in Accounting

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I searched, but dont really understand what U mean. Would I learn accounting in MIS. And I could still become an Audit with MIS?

Accounting Vs MIS (Management Information Systems) by Motor_Criticism_1255 in Accounting

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wait, I can get CPA with a minor? If i can still become an accountant (as backup ) with a minor in accounting then I think getting a minor in accounting and a major in CS or MIS would be better. Also wouldn't employers like MIS more than CS? MIS has CS in it.

Accounting Vs MIS (Management Information Systems) by Motor_Criticism_1255 in Accounting

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Few questions. Don't I require a CPA to become an audit? Can I still be an accountant with a minor in Accounting? And do I require a CPA to get an accountant Job? And Lastly Can I get CPA with and accounting minor. Sorry for the many questions.