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Well, to dispell any fear or suspicion of immorality, tattoo is not a new phenomenon in our customs and traditions. I had great-grandparents and grand-parents that had body tattoo.

On women, notice that it spells like toto(lol!), its HOT!!! In moderation, it can be exotic on a woman. However, for some it has become an emblem of street bandit, every inch of the skin surface is covered in ink. Repulsive!!!

[Quote] Can you hit a hole in one?[/quote], I stopped playing standard regulation bawwlls a long time ago for open invitations. Lol!

[Quote] 6:74 (Remember) when Abraham said unto his father Azar: Takest thou idols for gods ? Lo! I see thee and thy folk in error manifest![/quote]Sallam Alaikum (Peace) to all the contributors. Great and educating inputs on the topic. I stopped at each one and fed my eyes. There are many points along the way that provoked my thoughts but I'm going to swallow my reactions to them and focus instead on the topic.

I have read the Quran, the OT and the NT. I agree that the scriptures have literal as well as spiritual meanings.

We should consider the ethnic customs as background in our analysis of the meaning of 'Azar' and as well 'Terah'.

Let's start by looking at these names: 'Iskander' and 'Nefari Tintin'.

These are household names and I'd like help from someone to render them into their modern spellings.

Let me say Azar is not too far from Terah.

Is it possible that Azar is a title? Men of noble titles are adddressed by their title, even in intimate and informal conversation such as this between Abraham and his Azar.

Here is the many ways in which Prince Williams can address his father

1. Father
2. Duke
3. Prince
4. Windsor

Should there be an argument 2000yrs from now about these varieties?