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MaxInDHouse:Seriously? What is the difference between Hebrew and Aramaic language? Do they share similar words? |
SIRTee15:Show me. |
SIRTee15:Copy and paste or not doesn't remove the facts. What did you ask specifically? Was this not if the fallen angels performed their acts with the women in their heavenly state which I answered as they were no more in their heavenly state. Besides were the women in heaven when they bore children according to your book? You are supposed to be a lot smarter than this why such disappointing answers? |
SIRTee15:325 and 373 but the truth about it is there. Why do you need the creed to explain a trinity not explicitly mentioned in the Bible or should I say former scripture? |
TenQ:As the Israelites journeyed from Egypt where were they all coming from? Of what use is your questioning when it is established that amongst the journeying Israelites someone referred to as As-samiri misled them into worshipping a molded calf. As Samiri could be a personal name or nickname instead of an ethnic identity. A character linked to specific mystical or esoteric practices (which could clarify his expertise in shaping the calf). Or even a title rather than a name, suggesting a trait or role within the narrative. I am aware of what you are trying to do 🤯 |
Did you attempt to edit my writing?
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Ohyoudidnt:Even What is attributed to Sufyan Ath-Thawri is false. What is available of him on the internet is incorrect he contributed to Tafsir but not this semen lie. The internet really can be a very dangerous place despite the ease it presents. |
TenQ:While the Israelites were in their exodus from Egypt they were they differentiated into cities of origin other than the tribes they descended from? Relook at the translations you presented as I have Allah responded, 'We have indeed tested your people in your absence, and the Samiri has led them astray.' - Mustafa Khattab He said: Lo! We have tried thy folk in thine absence, and As-Samiri hath misled them. - Marmaduke Pickthall (Allah) said: "We have tested thy people in thy absence: the Samiri has led them astray." - Abdullah Yusuf Ali It appears you give Picktall and Yusuf Ali your own translation even if Asad is in agreement with what you stated |
TenQ:You are the one struggling to hold on to your lies when shown the truth. While translators such as Sahih International, Pickthall, and Yusuf Ali have referred to "Samaritan" based on traditional interpretations, this identification is not conclusive. Both classical and modern scholars acknowledge that as-Samiri might be an individual unrelated to the later Samaritan sect. Ibn Kathir and al-Tabari viewed as-Samiri as a distinct figure in the narrative of the golden calf incident, without making a direct connection to the later Samaritan sect. They both identity him as a misguided individual |
TenQ:I told you that these persons were mixed into the text to give it a false authenticity. The statement attributed to Sufyan Ath-Thawri, which claims that "God Almighty sends water from beneath the Throne like the semen of men, and from it their flesh and bodies grow as the earth grows soil," does not seem to be a verified or widely recognized hadith in classical sources such as Sahih al-Bukhari or other major hadith collections. Additionally, it does not appear to align with mainstream Islamic eschatology or discussions on bodily resurrection, which are mainly based on clear Quranic verses and authentic hadiths. Now reread your false exegesis and point that Qurtubi and Ibn Masood actually made the water from the throne like semen statement. |
SIRTee15:Unusual that you don't understand me. The idea that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are coequal is a cornerstone of Christian theology, especially in the context of the Trinity. The Athanasian Creed, dating back to around A.D. 325, clearly expresses the doctrine of the Trinity. It states: “We worship one God in Trinity, and Trinity in Unity; neither confounding the Person: nor divided in Substance.” Now there are questions from the son doing what he sees the father doing to the holy spirit being the messanger of one or both and not seen sending the other components of the trinity? |
SIRTee15:Hebrews 4:2 and 1 Thessalonians 5:23 present some description or understanding of human nature from a biblical viewpoint, yet they do not clearly differentiate between the soul and spirit. Instead, they emphasize various facets of human experience like faith in connection with divine revelation in Hebrews, and the comprehensive sanctification of spirit, soul, and body in Thessalonians without providing specific definitions or distinctions. I will like you to give clear Biblical or God inspired distinction of the two. |
SIRTee15:Genesis 6:2 can be understood in two main ways: Sons of Seth: This interpretation suggests that the godly descendants of Seth married women who were not godly. Fallen Angels: This view posits that spiritual beings interacted with human women. Each interpretation has its strengths and weaknesses, but a significant number of scholars tend to favor the latter, as it has been more commonly accepted in Jewish and early Christian traditions. Job 1:6 states, “Now there was a day when the sons of God came to present themselves before the LORD, and Satan came also among them.” Now tell is Satan regarded as a fallen angel in Christian or not? When you consider the apparent contradiction between Matthew 22:30 and Genesis 6 you should note that though the former suggests angels do not engage in marriage or reproduction in their heavenly existence, fallen angels might have assumed physical forms or acted contrary to their divine nature when interacting with humans. Hence the ability to propagate with women. This implies a specific situation where these beings could transcend their inherent characteristics. |
TenQ:The figure of As-Samari in Surah Taha is often misunderstood as a reference to a Samaritan, but it is more accurately seen as an individual who played a crucial role in the incident involving the golden calf. As-Samari, as described in the Quran, led the Israelites astray during Moses' absence on Mount Sinai (Ijaz Ahmad, 2024). His actions serve as a significant test of faith for the Israelites and highlight the consequences of straying from divine commandments. The narrative emphasizes not just an ethnic identity but also the moral and spiritual implications tied to his transgressions. Critics argue that calling him "the Samaritan" is anachronistic since Samaria did not exist at that time. This claim has been countered by recognizing that "As-Samari" can be understood beyond geographical terms, focusing instead on his rebellious nature and actions against Moses' leadership. The Quranic account does not strictly follow Biblical narratives; thus, understanding As-Samari requires a contextual interpretation rather than a rigid historical alignment. The punishment imposed on As-Samari further illustrates his role and its implications for faithfulness among believers. Verses 97-104 recount how he was condemned to isolation and faced severe consequences for leading others into sin (Tafseer Taha: Ayat 97-104 | In the Pursuit of Writing, 2013). This punishment reflects deeper theological themes regarding accountability and divine justice within Islamic teachings. Therefore, interpreting As-Samari solely through an ethnic lens overlooks the broader moral lessons embedded in this narrative. |
TenQ:Too bad for the one that quotes sources that are not verified. Is it for the sake of reference regardless of whether what is referenced is true? Please there are records of statements made by liars and absolutely honest people why pick that of the liar? |
TenQ:Like I said liars only like lies. All you have written attests to the fact that you rely on man's interpretation of what Allah says and not what Allah clearly says. Small wonder the quarrels over pastors interpreting aspects of the Bible and Christianity differently. Fortunately the Quran identified a person not a group or tribe that misled the Israelites |
TenQ:The hadith isn't embarrassing but the lies attached to the hadith. We Muslims don't accept pseudepigrapha as you do with your Bible. You won't because you detest the truth. Any small thing you find what to try and smear Islam with you run with without seeking if indeed it is true. Truth be told liars only like lies. |
TenQ:Of course your conception of grammar is insufficient. The phrase "the sun sets into the lake" creates a vivid image of twilight descending upon the water. Does this mean the sun set in the lake? The verse has been explained and the human misinterpretation addressed. The process of child birth is described. Does the womb not expand towards the ribcage during pregnancy? We need not go far as the over veneration of mortal pastors by the church clearly shows how tradition has continued through the centuries Honorary mention of Mary due to her piety like that of the priestly lineage of Aaron Samiri refers to a specific person among the Israelites, rather than the Samaritan community that developed later. Al-Samiri is seen as an individual who led the Israelites astray during Musa’s absence. Islamic tradition and scholarship indicate that his name might have served as a title or identifier, rather than signifying the Samaritans as an ethnic or religious group. You can only keep recycling the same set of questions despite extremely lengthy threads addressing them. Like inquiring about how the furnace heat a particular part of an ornament. Hopefully you wouldn't find yourself in the furnace before you are convinced. |
TenQ:The first question wasn't yes or no. Or you are inspired to answer a different question? |
TenQ:Of course you refuse to agree with the use of names in text which may not be appropriately located to give false credibility. Definitely there may be things said by this renown men and many not said by them. Interpreting the presence of their name with regard to some things said doesn't mean they said everything you read. Mixing falsehood with some truth doesn't confer total truth to the text. |
TenQ: Ohyoudidnt:You ignored the emboldened and I answered the following for you unless you can prove my answer wrong. Does Jesus teach you that righteousness is castigating the faith of others or looking for wrong in them? Remove the dirt in your eye first so you can see clearly |
TenQ:What is the difference between false evidence and a lie? You resisted bringing it up as you too know it is a lie then thought simply bringing it up will divert attention away from the lie? Improve your intellect. |
TenQ:Fortunately the error you hold on to is not the Quran but an interpretation with explanation laced with the lies you like |
TenQ:No whoever wrote this and included their names for the sake of authenticity is the liar who you flock with. Explanations like this are not sufficient for you because you insist on finding errors? As-Sa‘di may Allaah have mercy upon him commented on the verse saying, “Allah, the Exalted, informs us that He shall fold the heavens on the Day of Judgment – vast as they are – the way a scribe folds the sheets on which he is writing; the stars will be scattered and the sun and moon will be wrapped up. {As We began the first creation, We will repeat it.} This means that Allah will resurrect the creatures after their death, out of nothing, just as He created them out of nothing.” [Tafseer As-Sa‘di, p. 531] Ibn Katheer may Allaah have mercy upon him wrote: “Allah, the Exalted, says (what means): {The Day when We will fold the heaven like the folding of a (written) sheet for the records.} [Quran 21:104] This will happen on the Day of Resurrection. This is the same meaning in the verse that reads: {They have not appraised Allah with true appraisal, while the earth entirely will be (within) His grip on the Day of Resurrection, and the heavens will be folded in His right hand. Exalted is He and high above what they associate with Him.} [Quran 39:67] Ibn ‘Umar reported that the Prophet, sallallaahu ‘alayhi wa sallam, said, ‘On the Day of Resurrection, Allah will grip the whole earth, and the heavens will be in His right hand.’ [Al-Bukhaari: Marfoo’ (attributed to the Prophet sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allaah exalt his mention ))] Ibn 'Abbaas said, ‘Allah will fold the seven heavens with all the creation in them and the seven earths with all the creation in them; He will fold all this in His right hand, and all of this will be the size of a mustard seed in His hand.’ [Ibn Abi Haatim] The verse goes on: {...like the folding of a (written) sheet for the records...} It was said that the (Arabic) word As-Sijill in the verse means a written sheet. It was also said that As-Sijill is an angel. However, the correct view, as narrated from Ibn ‘Abbaas, is that As-Sijill refers to the scroll. This was also stated by Mujaahid, Qataadah, and others. This was the view favored by Ibn Jareer because this usage is well-known in the (Arabic) language. Based on the above, the meaning is, ‘The Day We will fold the heaven the way the scroll is rolled for the writings'... and Allah knows best.” [Mukhtasar Tafseer Ibn Katheer, 2/523] |
TenQ:You equate the human written book to what is divinely revealed? The Quran is the revelation not a collection of numerous writers. No wonder you pretend to fear the Antichrist and label everything outside your fabrications as antichrist so only your effect at falsehood will be accepted. Keep trying maybe you will end or give up |
TenQ:The one inclined to falsehood will gather every false evidence to push through their lie. Do you not accept that all that exists is by the leave/creation of God? |
In discussing Quran 21:104, it's essential to recognize that the Quran serves as the primary source of guidance and authority in Islam, with its verses regarded as the direct words of Allah. Interpretations or commentaries on these verses should be approached carefully, grounded in a solid understanding of the Arabic language, the context, and the consensus among scholars. |
TenQ:Ibn Taymiyyah, a notable medieval scholar frequently referenced, examined the authenticity of Al-Mustadrak. 1. Application of lenient grading standards. Al-Hakim often graded certain narrations as sahih with a lenient approach. He accepted reports that did not entirely meet the strict criteria established by Bukhari and Muslim, resulting in the inclusion of weak (da'if) and even some fabricated (mawdu') hadiths. 2. Utilization of hadiths to bolster specific theological or jurisprudential views in matters of creed and Islamic law, which did not align with the standards of Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim. 3. Emphasis on caution, highlighting the necessity of comparing its narrations with other authoritative collections. Al-Albani also noted that this book contained numerous weak or unreliable (potentially false) narrations. Many narrations considered Sahih in the book were actually weak or even fabricated. You see how easily falsehood will pretend to be truth? Small wonder even your Bible warns you of false prophets even doing 'miracles' but are liars. I guess this is what the Antichrist will employ and fool many before the world comes to an end. Put a little truth but swarm with lies of great falsehood. Try harder! |
TenQ:That's you trying very hard to be good. Can you do more by telling when Al-Mustadrak `ala al-Sahihayn by Al-Hakim al-Nisaburi was written? After that you can explain why the author's criteria for authenticity does not align perfectly with the strict standards set by Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim. Ohyoudidnt: |
SIRTee15:Even the Bible talks of Jesus being troubled in spirit and soul in different verses without clearly differentiating between them. John 12:27 and John 13:21 Does your Bible clearly tell you the Angels incarnated as man before procreating with women? This seems to be your exclusive explanation from the limited Bible of sirtee15. Where can I get a copy? |
SIRTee15:Do tell me all if you are sure there's no confusion of the understanding according to Christians |
SIRTee15:Outside what I have restated for you of Father, son and holy spirit being coequal, one and the same? Take it that I don't know and convincingly tell me all there is to know unless you are reneging on your earlier statement. |
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