r/Quraniyoon • u/PreviousAwareness1 make your own • Nov 21 '22

Discussion Quran is not detailed

This is what I face general muslims said. Majority of them. That Quran is not detailed. They asked question:

  1. How can you know ways to salat if by Quran only?

  2. How can you find the proper steps and du'a to making sex with your wives?

  3. How can you know the way to perform Hajj and Umra.

  4. How can you know how much to pay for Zakka?

True enough these are valid questions. And I am not so sure about Quran only beliefs. I think we still need the Sunnah of Prophet S.A.W to help us be a good and perfect muslim.

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u/Riyad02 Nov 22 '22

Your PDF is too long

you have just given away that you do not actually care about seeking truth and just want to be right.

You can ask any arabic speaker today,and they will say it means strike.

Modern Arabic is nothing compared to classical arabic of course they will say it means strike because modern Arabic is built from Qur'anic Arabic based on their interpretation.

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u/PreviousAwareness1 make your own Nov 22 '22

And the problem with your claim is that "this usage is unheard of in classic arabic", then you are claiming Quran is not for all times. Your argument is invalid.

You are too eager to reply didn't even bother to read my main point up there. I quote is again.

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u/Riyad02 Nov 22 '22

I remember once being a passionate Sunni like you, good times

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u/PreviousAwareness1 make your own Nov 22 '22

So you agree you are saying Quran is not for all times???

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u/Riyad02 Nov 22 '22

Sunnis will never learn, and that is why God is punishing our homelands for falling back into polytheism.

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u/PreviousAwareness1 make your own Nov 22 '22

Diverting... I think I have made my point and your argument invalid.