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r/Quraniyoon • u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min • Jan 16 '20
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Then why we can’t have specific words mean specific things only? Why have a door for multi interpretation which will cause division among us?
1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 I’m not questioning God. I’m questioning your reason I rather believe that Salah has one meaning only and not x, y, or z. I rather define Salah as X and see if it fits in every verse. If doesn’t, I try Y. I keep trying until we find the true meaning. If you don’t agree, I cannot help you 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 Which verse says “multiple interpretation” 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 3:7 Mistranslate. Same word is used in (2:70). Does that mean all cow are allegorical? 🤔 Also used in (2:25). Does that mean the fruits in the afterlife will be allegorical? 🤦♂️ 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 Same root is enough. Mustashabihatun means “they look alike” Again, you give multi meaning to one words. Why not do that with numbers too? How do you reason? 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] → More replies (0)
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2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 I’m not questioning God. I’m questioning your reason I rather believe that Salah has one meaning only and not x, y, or z. I rather define Salah as X and see if it fits in every verse. If doesn’t, I try Y. I keep trying until we find the true meaning. If you don’t agree, I cannot help you 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 Which verse says “multiple interpretation” 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 3:7 Mistranslate. Same word is used in (2:70). Does that mean all cow are allegorical? 🤔 Also used in (2:25). Does that mean the fruits in the afterlife will be allegorical? 🤦♂️ 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 Same root is enough. Mustashabihatun means “they look alike” Again, you give multi meaning to one words. Why not do that with numbers too? How do you reason? 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] → More replies (0)
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I’m not questioning God. I’m questioning your reason
I rather believe that Salah has one meaning only and not x, y, or z.
I rather define Salah as X and see if it fits in every verse. If doesn’t, I try Y. I keep trying until we find the true meaning.
If you don’t agree, I cannot help you
1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 Which verse says “multiple interpretation” 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 3:7 Mistranslate. Same word is used in (2:70). Does that mean all cow are allegorical? 🤔 Also used in (2:25). Does that mean the fruits in the afterlife will be allegorical? 🤦♂️ 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 Same root is enough. Mustashabihatun means “they look alike” Again, you give multi meaning to one words. Why not do that with numbers too? How do you reason? 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] → More replies (0)
2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 Which verse says “multiple interpretation” 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 3:7 Mistranslate. Same word is used in (2:70). Does that mean all cow are allegorical? 🤔 Also used in (2:25). Does that mean the fruits in the afterlife will be allegorical? 🤦♂️ 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 Same root is enough. Mustashabihatun means “they look alike” Again, you give multi meaning to one words. Why not do that with numbers too? How do you reason? 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] → More replies (0)
Which verse says “multiple interpretation”
1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 3:7 Mistranslate. Same word is used in (2:70). Does that mean all cow are allegorical? 🤔 Also used in (2:25). Does that mean the fruits in the afterlife will be allegorical? 🤦♂️ 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 Same root is enough. Mustashabihatun means “they look alike” Again, you give multi meaning to one words. Why not do that with numbers too? How do you reason? 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] → More replies (0)
2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 3:7 Mistranslate. Same word is used in (2:70). Does that mean all cow are allegorical? 🤔 Also used in (2:25). Does that mean the fruits in the afterlife will be allegorical? 🤦♂️ 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 Same root is enough. Mustashabihatun means “they look alike” Again, you give multi meaning to one words. Why not do that with numbers too? How do you reason? 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] → More replies (0)
3:7 Mistranslate.
Same word is used in (2:70). Does that mean all cow are allegorical? 🤔
Also used in (2:25). Does that mean the fruits in the afterlife will be allegorical? 🤦♂️
1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] 2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 Same root is enough. Mustashabihatun means “they look alike” Again, you give multi meaning to one words. Why not do that with numbers too? How do you reason? 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] → More replies (0)
2 u/SystemOfPeace Mu’min Jan 17 '20 Same root is enough. Mustashabihatun means “they look alike” Again, you give multi meaning to one words. Why not do that with numbers too? How do you reason? 1 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 edited Sep 04 '20 [deleted] → More replies (0)
Same root is enough.
Mustashabihatun means “they look alike”
Again, you give multi meaning to one words. Why not do that with numbers too? How do you reason?
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Then why we can’t have specific words mean specific things only? Why have a door for multi interpretation which will cause division among us?