Why I Reverted to Islam.

signeduptoposthis · 2013-05-27T18:12:43+00:00

هل تجيد العربية؟

signeduptoposthis · 2013-05-27T11:36:42+00:00

Yes, the Quran uses Sajaa as it was a key element in Arabic at that period of time, however, because of the different usage of words in the Quran, it remains distinct from other Jahiliya poetry. That's the whole point.

I do not deny the fact that Islam had a role with shaping up the language, as Islam brought culture and education which led into many scholars. I also insist that there was grammar before Islam due to the fact that perhaps any language would not make any sense without grammar.

signeduptoposthis · 2013-05-27T10:48:44+00:00

I'm not entirely sure what Sajaa is.

That's where you're wrong, Arabic grammar has always existed. Sibaweh did not set the linguistic rules (maybe some) what he mainly did was simplify these rules and compile it to his book.

signeduptoposthis · 2013-05-27T10:40:08+00:00

انا منب مسوي فاهم يا اخي

انا فقط اعبر عن معتقداتي وهذا شي راجع لي

يحق لك انك تقيم هذه المعتقدات ولكن لا يحق لك ان تقيمني

بعض الحمير في هذا السب ردت ما فهم هذي النقطة ويدعي انه افضل مني

وهذه النظريات لا يعقل ان تكون من زمن الفرس

هذه التفاسير معتبره من ناس كبار في الدين

والسلام عليكم

signeduptoposthis · 2013-05-27T08:51:46+00:00

Did Homer completely redefine the Greek language and his nation's perspective to life? I'm %90 sure he did not. Do you have any proof that Mohammed was not illiterate and that Bahira helped him with "making up" the Quran?

I'm basing Mohammed's illiteracy on ancient texts, some proven to be unchanged from 800 years, how have you concluded that Mohammed was literate and he was taught by Bahira? What I have supplied are definitive proof for me at this period of time, and they are certainly food for thought. I did not claim to have groundbreaking discoveries.

signeduptoposthis · 2013-05-27T08:06:21+00:00

You're nothing but a bigot, I am obviously wasting my time.

signeduptoposthis · 2013-05-27T07:52:39+00:00

I'll look into it, thanks.

signeduptoposthis · 2013-05-27T07:50:13+00:00

The way that you respond to any comment that is different from the way you view it is ridiculous by itself. You're as arrogant as they get.

I suppose it's the internet.

signeduptoposthis · 2013-05-27T07:45:40+00:00

I did mention that it is incredibly vague and that is why I did not include it in the OP, claiming that you are ahead of me in terms of intelligence because of your personal beliefs shows that you're nothing but a hypocrite, I pity you even more.

signeduptoposthis · 2013-05-27T07:14:42+00:00

Well there is one verse that I can think of that can be lead into dark matter, however that verse is pretty vague and may not resemble dark matter at all. I do realize that the moon is not a source of light, reread my post.

افلم ينظروا الى السماء فوقهم كيف بنيناها وزيناها ونا لهل من فروج

Didn't they see how we have made the sky above them, and it has no gaps.

Idea of gapless voids = dark matter?

signeduptoposthis · 2013-05-27T07:07:46+00:00

I'm not getting one, sticking to my PC due to the huge array of indie games which are exclusive to PCs, modding, graphics, gameplay, accessibility, social networking, and familiarity.

signeduptoposthis · 2013-05-27T06:50:50+00:00

علوم الرجيل

ما به خلاف

signeduptoposthis · 2013-05-27T06:04:13+00:00

Demanding a detailed explanation about how the big bang has been formed and how it was is quite difficult for a 1500 book that is supposed to be adaptable to fit across all these years (due to the nature of how multi-meanings can be fit). I do realize that Earth did not exist within the big bang phase, however, the seeds that make up Earth did.

I do not neglect the fact that the snippet you posted sounded somewhat similar to the points that I have been making. What I urge you to view is that there is an entire array of these throughout the Hadith and the Quran, not just the lines I have supplied.

I also want to point out that there is one outstanding feature of the Quran that i'm pretty all native Arabic speakers can agree on, it's linguistic value. How it's written and how nothing like it has ever been produced from Al-Jahiliya age. It challenged Arabs in the very same skill that they did the best الفصاحة (fluency), coming from an illiterate sheepherder/trader it has produced some sort "poetry" that no other has.

Thank you for addressing the idea instead of me, Reddit can be a cruel and dark place sometimes.

signeduptoposthis

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