Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:They're not Genius
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
dahikat and tadhaku.
Why are they similar and why are they used interchangeably?
Got any answers?
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quote:They're not Genius
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
dahikat and tadhaku.
Why are they similar and why are they used interchangeably?
Got any answers?
quote:I know, being an evil foreigner I am reading an article on these two verbs and consequential effects on culture, let alone history.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:They're not Genius
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
dahikat and tadhaku.
Why are they similar and why are they used interchangeably?
Got any answers?
quote:Still not getting any at home are you?
Originally posted by The Only Brazilian Pharaoh:
So the ignorant started to learn..
won`t work...fish face..
an ignorant will remain an ignorant..
quote:According to your own statement yesterday, you're the one not getting any for a looooooooooong time
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:Still not getting any at home are you?
Originally posted by The Only Brazilian Pharaoh:
So the ignorant started to learn..
won`t work...fish face..
an ignorant will remain an ignorant..
quote:Its different for women, we accept it as reality.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:According to your own statement yesterday, you're the one not getting any for a looooooooooong time
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:Still not getting any at home are you?
Originally posted by The Only Brazilian Pharaoh:
So the ignorant started to learn..
won`t work...fish face..
an ignorant will remain an ignorant..
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quote:So, what r u wearing tonight ????
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:Its different for women, we accept it as reality.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:According to your own statement yesterday, you're the one not getting any for a looooooooooong time
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:Still not getting any at home are you?
Originally posted by The Only Brazilian Pharaoh:
So the ignorant started to learn..
won`t work...fish face..
an ignorant will remain an ignorant..
Men turn it out as a war against women in general.
Which might explain why the Arabi verbs above have such a history.
quote:akeed labsa 7`eyara...
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:So, what r u wearing tonight ????
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:Its different for women, we accept it as reality.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:According to your own statement yesterday, you're the one not getting any for a looooooooooong time
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:Still not getting any at home are you?
Originally posted by The Only Brazilian Pharaoh:
So the ignorant started to learn..
won`t work...fish face..
an ignorant will remain an ignorant..
Men turn it out as a war against women in general.
Which might explain why the Arabi verbs above have such a history.
For Halloween I mean?
quote:
Originally posted by The Only Brazilian Pharaoh:
akeed labsa 7`eyara... [/QB]
quote:Haven't done Halloween since grade school.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
So, what r u wearing tonight ????
For Halloween I mean?
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quote:Kinda funny that it ended up that way!
Originally posted by Sadeeqy:
To laugh (poetic) or to menstruate (Qur'anic )...
quote:Its strange how a woman's laughter can be such a turn on for men, but with how similar the words are I suppose its hard to be sexual uninhibited with a laughing woman.
Originally posted by Sadeeqy:
Always a pleasure, Sono...
quote:Wowwwwwwwwww. Of the thousands of verbs out there, Sono picks up this
Originally posted by Sadeeqy:
To laugh (poetic) or to menstruate (Qur'anic )...
quote:
Originally posted by Sadeeqy:
It depends on what her laughter is about, i think...
quote:What the hell I am reading that article now. Just downloaded it this afternoon. Not past the second page though, I am losing daylight hour
Originally posted by Sadeeqy:
I guess you didn't read the History of Religions...
Sarah and the Hyena: Laughter, Menstruation, and the Genesis of a Double Entendre (Suzanne Pinckney Stetkevych - History of Religions, Vol. 36, No. 1, pp. 13-41
And here we go...
quote:
Originally posted by Sadeeqy:
I guess you didn't read the History of Religions...
Sarah and the Hyena: Laughter, Menstruation, and the Genesis of a Double Entendre (Suzanne Pinckney Stetkevych - History of Religions, Vol. 36, No. 1, pp. 13-41
And here we go...
quote:dahikat = laughed for female
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
dahikat and tadhaku.
Why are they similar and why are they used interchangeably?
Got any answers?
quote:Where did you get that from?
Originally posted by Sadeeqy:
to menstruate (Qur'anic )...
quote:After reading a number of poetry, Arabi and specifically persian with highlighted reference to Arabi words and phrases I have seen this resemblance being flouted more than once.
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
quote:dahikat = laughed for female
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
dahikat and tadhaku.
Why are they similar and why are they used interchangeably?
Got any answers?
dahak = laughed for male
tadhaku = laugh for female
yadhaku = laugh for male
Unless you want to speak fuس7a you you should drop the the u so that they become tadhak and yadhak
quote:But this is written Arabi not spoken. And what was Arabi or more appropriately Aramaic is entirely different.
Originally posted by ChinderallaAngelTormentor CAT:
Auto, you're right but I wanted to add the tense of these verbs
Tadhaku (present tense) = SHE IS laughING
Yahhaku (present tense) = HE IS laughING
Dahikat (past tense) = SHE laughED
Dahak (past tense) = HE laughED
quote:Wroooooooooooooongggggggg!
Originally posted by ChinderallaAngelTormentor CAT:
Auto, you're right but I wanted to add the tense of these verbs
Yahhaku (present tense) = HE IS laughING
quote:Oh is this from the quran? Sorry my head is like a vegetable now......... I just came back from a meeting that took 4 hours
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:But this is written Arabi not spoken. And what was Arabi or more appropriately Aramaic is entirely different.
Originally posted by ChinderallaAngelTormentor CAT:
Auto, you're right but I wanted to add the tense of these verbs
Tadhaku (present tense) = SHE IS laughING
Yahhaku (present tense) = HE IS laughING
Dahikat (past tense) = SHE laughED
Dahak (past tense) = HE laughED
Read the article. Its good. and the referenced articles/books looks like they'll be added to my reading list.
quote:No its from the Torah, Quran and the Bible.
Originally posted by ChinderallaAngelTormentor CAT:
quote:Oh is this from the quran? Sorry my head is like a vegetable now......... I just came back from a meeting that took 4 hours
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:But this is written Arabi not spoken. And what was Arabi or more appropriately Aramaic is entirely different.
Originally posted by ChinderallaAngelTormentor CAT:
Auto, you're right but I wanted to add the tense of these verbs
Tadhaku (present tense) = SHE IS laughING
Yahhaku (present tense) = HE IS laughING
Dahikat (past tense) = SHE laughED
Dahak (past tense) = HE laughED
Read the article. Its good. and the referenced articles/books looks like they'll be added to my reading list.
quote:One of these days...I'm going to cut you into litle pieces.
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:After reading a number of poetry, Arabi and specifically persian with highlighted reference to Arabi words and phrases I have seen this resemblance being flouted more than once.
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
quote:dahikat = laughed for female
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
dahikat and tadhaku.
Why are they similar and why are they used interchangeably?
Got any answers?
dahak = laughed for male
tadhaku = laugh for female
yadhaku = laugh for male
Unless you want to speak fuس7a you you should drop the the u so that they become tadhak and yadhak
Possibly drawing on the fact that alot of misgony is rooted in Judiasm and should be gutted out. But still it lingers over the centuries.
Even in the different judicial Sharia school's volumous reinterpretation of Prophet tradition.
Read the article.
quote:NO the Quran is pure Arabi. There are three forms of Arabi; Quranic (Purist), Standard and colleiqual (sp?) so there is no possible way pun derives from the Quran.
Originally posted by ChinderallaAngelTormentor CAT:
So none of these interpretations by Auto or Sadeeqy or me were right?
Aramic is very difficult......... Isnt the quran a mix of Aramic & Arabic? that's why it's difficult to interpret the words causing all such conflicts?
Oh I never read poetry......... I'm bad
quote:Oh Auto, you bring me to climax. You, me and R.Waters
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
quote:One of these days...I'm going to cut you into litle pieces.
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:After reading a number of poetry, Arabi and specifically persian with highlighted reference to Arabi words and phrases I have seen this resemblance being flouted more than once.
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
quote:dahikat = laughed for female
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
dahikat and tadhaku.
Why are they similar and why are they used interchangeably?
Got any answers?
dahak = laughed for male
tadhaku = laugh for female
yadhaku = laugh for male
Unless you want to speak fuس7a you you should drop the the u so that they become tadhak and yadhak
Possibly drawing on the fact that alot of misgony is rooted in Judiasm and should be gutted out. But still it lingers over the centuries.
Even in the different judicial Sharia school's volumous reinterpretation of Prophet tradition.
Read the article.
quote:Read of the Naga3 Hamadi papyrus and the Bible of Judas. All Coptic scriptures that were found within the past few decades and shed a completely different light on Christianity. They were banned early on by the church, buried and recently found. The bible of Judas and the bible of Mary are a complete detour from the main christian line.
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
Now I am very eager to see a Copt Bible.
quote:I've heard of them. But I feel a little uncomfortable with their authenticity.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:Read of the Naga3 Hamadi papyrus and the Bible of Judas. All Coptic scriptures that were found within the past few decades and shed a completely different light on Christianity. They were banned early on by the church, buried and recently found. The bible of Judas and the bible of Mary are a complete detour from the main christian line.
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
Now I am very eager to see a Copt Bible.
quote:The Ten Commandments were written in Hieroglyphs (Ancient Egyptian) as it was the only language Moses knew of.
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
Early scriptures were written in Aramaic.
quote:They couldn't. As there are references to them in official church history books and of them being banned.
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:I've heard of them. But I feel a little uncomfortable with their authenticity.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:Read of the Naga3 Hamadi papyrus and the Bible of Judas. All Coptic scriptures that were found within the past few decades and shed a completely different light on Christianity. They were banned early on by the church, buried and recently found. The bible of Judas and the bible of Mary are a complete detour from the main christian line.
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
Now I am very eager to see a Copt Bible.
www.sacredtext.com
This is a good example of loads of so called "scripture" that has been debunked.
Too bad Augustine's City of God was debunked in time.
quote:Authenticity is a moot point here as it has never been relevant in absolute terms in case of the bible.
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
I've heard of them. But I feel a little uncomfortable with their authenticity.
quote:You must be joking. That isn't what I have been told, or have read, but at the same time I am not taking the time to dig out the materials detailing the academic background of Moses. He was raised by a daughter of the Pharoah, as a royal adoptee he was exposed to a number of academic disciplines.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:The Ten Commandments were written in Hieroglyphs (Ancient Egyptian) as it was the only language Moses knew of.
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
Early scriptures were written in Aramaic.
quote:scribe script doesn't differ in vocabulary or semantics from hieroglyphs. It's just a notation for ease of use. Sort of similar to what is being used in court in the present times.
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:You must be joking. That isn't what I have been told, or have read, but at the same time I am not taking the time to dig out the materials detailing the academic background of Moses. He was raised by a daughter of the Pharoah, as a royal adoptee he was exposed to a number of academic disciplines.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:The Ten Commandments were written in Hieroglyphs (Ancient Egyptian) as it was the only language Moses knew of.
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
Early scriptures were written in Aramaic.
There are hieroglyphs for tombs then there is a scribe script that was used for official documentation.
quote:hmm I remember the Final Prophet (PBUH) refering the the three books of God as sacred and deserving respect.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:Authenticity is a moot point here as it has never been relevant in absolute terms in case of the bible.
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
I've heard of them. But I feel a little uncomfortable with their authenticity.
Meaning, the bible is a bunch of stories by story tellers without an original manuscript. Not a single bible is authenticated to the supposedly original author.
On a different note, the fact that it's a document authored by a human and being circulated as the word of God makes any talk of authenticity a laughing joke.
quote:(Smacking my head here with hands)
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
There are whole psalms in the Torah that are copies line by line from ancient Egyptian myths inscribed on tomb walls.
quote:The authentication of Quran is not an issue and never been. That can not be said for hadith. The authentication method used was only with relevance to sources. No critical analysis of the text was taken. Thus we ended up with some peculiar hadiths being considered authentic.
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:hmm I remember the Final Prophet (PBUH) refering the the three books of God as sacred and deserving respect.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:Authenticity is a moot point here as it has never been relevant in absolute terms in case of the bible.
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
I've heard of them. But I feel a little uncomfortable with their authenticity.
Meaning, the bible is a bunch of stories by story tellers without an original manuscript. Not a single bible is authenticated to the supposedly original author.
On a different note, the fact that it's a document authored by a human and being circulated as the word of God makes any talk of authenticity a laughing joke.
I prefer not to practice blasphemy. The system of chosing which text to include in the Bible is similar to the process used to organize the Quran.
I went over that authenication of Hadiths and Surah with Batty in another thread.
quote:They couldn't. As there are references to them in official church history books and of them being banned. [/QB][/QUOTE]
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
I've heard of them. But I feel a little uncomfortable with their authenticity.
www.sacredtext.com
This is a good example of loads of so called "scripture" that has been debunked.
Too bad Augustine's City of God was debunked in time.
quote:And you are considering there is only one official church?
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:They couldn't. As there are references to them in official church history books and of them being banned.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
I've heard of them. But I feel a little uncomfortable with their authenticity.
www.sacredtext.com
This is a good example of loads of so called "scripture" that has been debunked.
Too bad Augustine's City of God was debunked in time.
quote:You hide behind the fact the Quran has always been in Arabi?
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
The authentication of Quran is not an issue and never been. That can not be said for hadith. The authentication method used was only with relevance to sources. No critical analysis of the text was taken. Thus we ended up with some peculiar hadiths being considered authentic.
quote:No blasphemy here. The Quran and the prophet state that Jews and Christians have changed their books and warned Muslims of doing the same.
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:You hide behind the fact the Quran has always been in Arabi?
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
The authentication of Quran is not an issue and never been. That can not be said for hadith. The authentication method used was only with relevance to sources. No critical analysis of the text was taken. Thus we ended up with some peculiar hadiths being considered authentic.
Kinda weak.
What makes the use of the Quran a travesty is how Caliphate's and their judicial officials chose to interpret their current societal issues in regards to Islamic law.
But if you chose to blasphem one of the three holy books go ahead, its your soul.
“Explaining Away the Greek Gods in Islam,” Journal of the History of Ideas 59/3 (1998): 389-403. Is an excelent article showing how reason and logic in regards to applying Islamic law has had some historical strengths and weaknesses.
quote:He also said to respect the previous two books which contain God's word.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
No blasphemy here. The Quran and the prophet state that Jews and Christians have changed their books and warned Muslims of doing the same.
quote:Which verses?
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:He also said to respect the previous two books which contain God's word.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
No blasphemy here. The Quran and the prophet state that Jews and Christians have changed their books and warned Muslims of doing the same.
Don't dispute any of it, because you won't know for sure whether you are renouncing the word of God or not.
If you can't point out which chapter, verse or version is true God's word or not then leave it alone and chose not to denounce any of it.
Besides it really doesn't concern you in the least, its not your Holy book. Then why let it bother yourself?
I question certain parts of the Quran, certain verses. But out of respect for a fellow believer I chose not to question it openly.
quote:I am actually quite religious. I spent alot of time in Church and every time I got into trouble at school I had to copy chunks of the Bible each time. I mean I had to write by hand at least 50 verses each time I got into trouble.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
Which verses?
I don't mind. I spent a good deal of time questioning a lot and don't mind arguing. I had no idea you're religious though
quote:Well I beg to differ. May I suggest Karen Armstrong writings in this regard. I mean how the hatred started and developed into what we're seeing today. That's all I got to say about the subject because honestly I think its a waste of time
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:I am actually quite religious. I spent alot of time in Church and every time I got into trouble at school I had to copy chunks of the Bible each time. I mean I had to write by hand at least 50 verses each time I got into trouble.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
Which verses?
I don't mind. I spent a good deal of time questioning a lot and don't mind arguing. I had no idea you're religious though
Then when I was a teenager I got into confirmation. Most of the confirmation instructors were not Lutheran and it was a Lutheran church. Lets just say I helped alot of these non-Lutheran religion instructors chose to stop teaching confirmation but also stop going to Lutheran CHruches in general.
Plus I was a weird teenager, medieval history was a dirty little obessesion.
I think its more difficult to adapt to Islam when you've been raised with a lot of Christian religiousity.
But I won't discuss Islam with anyone really, I spent 5 years of marriage being yelled at for remaining Christian. Which only made me reject Muslim kind, not Islam even further.
Besides i have found from the marital religous arguments have only forced me to go and research his arguments against the Bible and Christianity and I found greater reason to put my faith into the Bible and Christianity.
His blind hatred of Christianity has helped to see why Christianity and Islam has made sense to different people over the centuries and millenia.
quote:Journal of Semitic Studies, Vol.XXVIII, No.2, 1983, pp. 311-320,
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
Where did you get that from?
quote:This is not directed at you MK5....... it is directed at some muslims who dont think
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
No blasphemy here. The Quran and the prophet state that Jews and Christians have changed their books and warned Muslims of doing the same. [/QB]
quote:I don't understand what that means...there's nothing in your post that indicates Tadhak = Menstruation. Also the link you posted for sonomod: http://www.multimediaquran.com/quran/arabic/arabverb.htm clearly does not support your claim.
Originally posted by Sadeeqy:
quote:Journal of Semitic Studies, Vol.XXVIII, No.2, 1983, pp. 311-320,
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
Where did you get that from?
(A. Rippin - Qur'an 78/24: A Study In Arabic Lexicography)
History of Religions, Vol.36, No.1, 1996, pp. 13-41
(Suzanne Pinckney Stetkevych - Sarah and the Hyena: Laughter, Menstruation, and the Genesis of a Double Entendre)
quote:Pleeeeeeeeeeaasseee???????????
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
One of these days...I'm going to cut you into litle pieces.
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quote:Pink Floyd it is.
Originally posted by Ayisha:
quote:Pleeeeeeeeeeaasseee???????????
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
One of these days...I'm going to cut you into litle pieces.
Pink Floyd or Black Sabbath?? I can almost hear it, Pink Floyd??? is it??
quote:Hello again, Auto... let me explain how I've got the translation...
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
I don't understand what that means...there's nothing in your post that indicates Tadhak = Menstruation. Also the link you posted for sonomod: http://www.multimediaquran.com/quran/arabic/arabverb.htm clearly does not support your claim.
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quote:I still didn't get my answer and I'm not in any way offended
Originally posted by Sadeeqy:
quote:Hello again, Auto... let me explain how I've got the translation...
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
I don't understand what that means...there's nothing in your post that indicates Tadhak = Menstruation. Also the link you posted for sonomod: http://www.multimediaquran.com/quran/arabic/arabverb.htm clearly does not support your claim.
When Sono first asked her question, i google it. The first link that i've found was one from History of Religions. Knowing that this field is one of her interests, I assumed that she is reading that article. And she confirmed that a few posts later. The second one was about Arabic Lexicography. Both sources were posted for you, too.
My other post, with the links were not necessary related to the subject. I put them here because I found out a little about her latest interests. That's all! If my reply about the verbs was shallow and offended you, I'm sorry... (I hope you won't cut me into little pieces...
Best regards, Auto...
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quote:Just curious, what were you hearing? The only lyrics in the entire "song" is that one line.
Originally posted by Ayisha:
quote:Pleeeeeeeeeeaasseee???????????
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
One of these days...I'm going to cut you into litle pieces.
Pink Floyd or Black Sabbath?? I can almost hear it, Pink Floyd??? is it??
quote:Perform a Google search on "dahikat and tadhaku" criteria. The first link that will appear is the one i've posted.
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
For some reason I can not access that first link you posted for sonomod but whatever you quoted from it was not in any way specific..... I'm looking details.
quote:It rang a distant bell auto, I could 'hear' how i remember it being, but cant remember the music or what it was from. Please tell!!
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
quote:Just curious, what were you hearing? The only lyrics in the entire "song" is that one line.
Originally posted by Ayisha:
quote:Pleeeeeeeeeeaasseee???????????
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
One of these days...I'm going to cut you into litle pieces.
Pink Floyd or Black Sabbath?? I can almost hear it, Pink Floyd??? is it??
quote:Well, God also said "Tabbat Yaddah Aby Lahbb". How come we still blame Abu Lahabb if he is been damned since eternity
Originally posted by ChinderallaAngelTormentor CAT:
quote:This is not directed at you MK5....... it is directed at some muslims who dont think
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
No blasphemy here. The Quran and the prophet state that Jews and Christians have changed their books and warned Muslims of doing the same.
What makes you so sure fellow muslims that that is true? Any proof?
I am a muslim too but the idea of "Islam is the answer", "All christians & jews will go to hell because their holy Books have been changed & because God said so in the Quran"? Does not appeal to me.
If god said so in the Quran from a long time ago....... then why didnt he kill all christians & jews already? Why even bother create them? Why didnt he make all the world population muslims? Why give them no other choice but to go to hell? Isnt there free will? But this is he opposite of free will........ Anything good they *will* do wont count because they are going to hell anyway? Isnt god fair & just? Then you make him sound like a Tyrant.......... sorry it's just an expression ( & no god is not putting me in hell for that discussion & for that expression)
And please stop judging everyone like you are god........ You are not GOD....... You dont have the FORGIVING POWER of god or the JUSTICE of god
So you will never KNOW or have the RIGHT to say Who Will go to hell & who wont......... So give it some rest then & leave people alone
You muslims have nothing better to do but judge others to only feel good about yourselves [/QB]
quote:Thanks for the last link. But this is what I have access to at home:
Originally posted by Sadeeqy:
By the way, Sono, here are some interesting links for you...
Oxford Journals Of Semitic Studies
History of Religions Electronic Edition
Multidisciplinary Collections
Arabic Verbs
quote:Zaone your attitude is the same attitude my ex has, which is one of the biggest reasons for our divorce.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:Well, God also said "Tabbat Yaddah Aby Lahbb". How come we still blame Abu Lahabb if he is been damned since eternity
Originally posted by ChinderallaAngelTormentor CAT:
quote:This is not directed at you MK5....... it is directed at some muslims who dont think
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
No blasphemy here. The Quran and the prophet state that Jews and Christians have changed their books and warned Muslims of doing the same.
What makes you so sure fellow muslims that that is true? Any proof?
I am a muslim too but the idea of "Islam is the answer", "All christians & jews will go to hell because their holy Books have been changed & because God said so in the Quran"? Does not appeal to me.
If god said so in the Quran from a long time ago....... then why didnt he kill all christians & jews already? Why even bother create them? Why didnt he make all the world population muslims? Why give them no other choice but to go to hell? Isnt there free will? But this is he opposite of free will........ Anything good they *will* do wont count because they are going to hell anyway? Isnt god fair & just? Then you make him sound like a Tyrant.......... sorry it's just an expression ( & no god is not putting me in hell for that discussion & for that expression)
And please stop judging everyone like you are god........ You are not GOD....... You dont have the FORGIVING POWER of god or the JUSTICE of god
So you will never KNOW or have the RIGHT to say Who Will go to hell & who wont......... So give it some rest then & leave people alone
You muslims have nothing better to do but judge others to only feel good about yourselves
quote:Do you even know what I'm talking about here
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:Zaone your attitude is the same attitude my ex has, which is one of the biggest reasons for our divorce.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:Well, God also said "Tabbat Yaddah Aby Lahbb". How come we still blame Abu Lahabb if he is been damned since eternity
Originally posted by ChinderallaAngelTormentor CAT:
quote:This is not directed at you MK5....... it is directed at some muslims who dont think
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
No blasphemy here. The Quran and the prophet state that Jews and Christians have changed their books and warned Muslims of doing the same.
What makes you so sure fellow muslims that that is true? Any proof?
I am a muslim too but the idea of "Islam is the answer", "All christians & jews will go to hell because their holy Books have been changed & because God said so in the Quran"? Does not appeal to me.
If god said so in the Quran from a long time ago....... then why didnt he kill all christians & jews already? Why even bother create them? Why didnt he make all the world population muslims? Why give them no other choice but to go to hell? Isnt there free will? But this is he opposite of free will........ Anything good they *will* do wont count because they are going to hell anyway? Isnt god fair & just? Then you make him sound like a Tyrant.......... sorry it's just an expression ( & no god is not putting me in hell for that discussion & for that expression)
And please stop judging everyone like you are god........ You are not GOD....... You dont have the FORGIVING POWER of god or the JUSTICE of god
So you will never KNOW or have the RIGHT to say Who Will go to hell & who wont......... So give it some rest then & leave people alone
You muslims have nothing better to do but judge others to only feel good about yourselves
It smacks of Wahabism and basically using bias instead of reason and logic, which is un-Islamic. [/QB]
quote:You have the file now in your inbox.
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
quote:I still didn't get my answer and I'm not in any way offended
Originally posted by Sadeeqy:
quote:Hello again, Auto... let me explain how I've got the translation...
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
I don't understand what that means...there's nothing in your post that indicates Tadhak = Menstruation. Also the link you posted for sonomod: http://www.multimediaquran.com/quran/arabic/arabverb.htm clearly does not support your claim.
When Sono first asked her question, i google it. The first link that i've found was one from History of Religions. Knowing that this field is one of her interests, I assumed that she is reading that article. And she confirmed that a few posts later. The second one was about Arabic Lexicography. Both sources were posted for you, too.
My other post, with the links were not necessary related to the subject. I put them here because I found out a little about her latest interests. That's all! If my reply about the verbs was shallow and offended you, I'm sorry... (I hope you won't cut me into little pieces...
Best regards, Auto...
You stated that the word Tadhak is translated as Menstruation, at least in Quranic context. I am interested in finding out if that is a fact. For some reason I can not access that first link you posted for sonomod but whatever you quoted from it was not in any way specific..... I'm looking details.
quote:Your Muslim, your book is uncorrupted, making you wiser than I.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:Do you even know what I'm talking about here
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
quote:Zaone your attitude is the same attitude my ex has, which is one of the biggest reasons for our divorce.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:Well, God also said "Tabbat Yaddah Aby Lahbb". How come we still blame Abu Lahabb if he is been damned since eternity
Originally posted by ChinderallaAngelTormentor CAT:
quote:This is not directed at you MK5....... it is directed at some muslims who dont think
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
No blasphemy here. The Quran and the prophet state that Jews and Christians have changed their books and warned Muslims of doing the same.
What makes you so sure fellow muslims that that is true? Any proof?
I am a muslim too but the idea of "Islam is the answer", "All christians & jews will go to hell because their holy Books have been changed & because God said so in the Quran"? Does not appeal to me.
If god said so in the Quran from a long time ago....... then why didnt he kill all christians & jews already? Why even bother create them? Why didnt he make all the world population muslims? Why give them no other choice but to go to hell? Isnt there free will? But this is he opposite of free will........ Anything good they *will* do wont count because they are going to hell anyway? Isnt god fair & just? Then you make him sound like a Tyrant.......... sorry it's just an expression ( & no god is not putting me in hell for that discussion & for that expression)
And please stop judging everyone like you are god........ You are not GOD....... You dont have the FORGIVING POWER of god or the JUSTICE of god
So you will never KNOW or have the RIGHT to say Who Will go to hell & who wont......... So give it some rest then & leave people alone
You muslims have nothing better to do but judge others to only feel good about yourselves
It smacks of Wahabism and basically using bias instead of reason and logic, which is un-Islamic.
quote:Do you know Arabic?
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
Your Muslim, your book is uncorrupted, making you wiser than I.
So you will win every arguement due to this assumption of yours.
No way of discussing anything with you because of your obvious superiority.
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quote:I thought you knew about this article's content.
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
quote:I still didn't get my answer and I'm not in any way offended
Originally posted by Sadeeqy:
quote:Hello again, Auto... let me explain how I've got the translation...
Originally posted by Auto Matic For The People:
I don't understand what that means...there's nothing in your post that indicates Tadhak = Menstruation. Also the link you posted for sonomod: http://www.multimediaquran.com/quran/arabic/arabverb.htm clearly does not support your claim.
When Sono first asked her question, i google it. The first link that i've found was one from History of Religions. Knowing that this field is one of her interests, I assumed that she is reading that article. And she confirmed that a few posts later. The second one was about Arabic Lexicography. Both sources were posted for you, too.
My other post, with the links were not necessary related to the subject. I put them here because I found out a little about her latest interests. That's all! If my reply about the verbs was shallow and offended you, I'm sorry... (I hope you won't cut me into little pieces...
Best regards, Auto...
You stated that the word Tadhak is translated as Menstruation, at least in Quranic context. I am interested in finding out if that is a fact. For some reason I can not access that first link you posted for sonomod but whatever you quoted from it was not in any way specific..... I'm looking details.
quote:Due to religious and racial arrogance, I have learned my lesson.
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
You might, I say might because I don't know it all, have been victimized by some Arab idiot. You may be an honest giving person who is jaded by too many disappointments, but that doesn't give you the right to continue abusing YOURSELF by making an Ass of thyself madam
quote:I know arabic but I didnt really get what you were trying to say in your response to my long post
Originally posted by MyKingdomForATaba5Koshari:
quote:Do you know Arabic?
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
Your Muslim, your book is uncorrupted, making you wiser than I.
So you will win every arguement due to this assumption of yours.
No way of discussing anything with you because of your obvious superiority.
Do you understand what I was quoting there?
You're obviously tormented by your marriage experience. You might be right and the guy was an A Hole.
But before going around labeling everyone, try to get your facts right first
quote:I know it's not what you've wanted... but it's useful, though...
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
Right now I am trying to find access to SUNY press of online books. Muhammud al-Jabir al-Tabari (sp?) entire translated Abassid empire chronlogy is there. I want it, and bad. If you find a way to access this, I would be your slave. By the way I do windows.
quote:Al-Tabari can only speak for the period he was living in, the Abassid period.
Originally posted by Sadeeqy:
quote:I know it's not what you've wanted... but it's useful, though...
Originally posted by Everyone's_a_Pascha:
Right now I am trying to find access to SUNY press of online books. Muhammud al-Jabir al-Tabari (sp?) entire translated Abassid empire chronlogy is there. I want it, and bad. If you find a way to access this, I would be your slave. By the way I do windows.
http://www.digitalegypt.ucl.ac.uk/chronology/index.html (check the Islamic Period)
Talking about Abu Dja'far Mohammed Djarir al-Tabari and his History (Ta'rikh al-rusul wa'l muluk)... you've said you want the entire Abbasid Empire chronology...are these the ones you want? "Cause I need to know what to search for you...
The History of Al-Tabari: The Crisis of the Early Caliphate by Al-Tabari, translated by Stephen Humphreys.
The History of al-Tabari, Vol. XXVII: The Abbasid Revolution by John Alden Williams
The History of al-Tabari, Vol. XXIX: Al-Mansur and al-Mahdi by Hugh Kennedy
The History of al-Tabari, Vol. XXX: The Abbasid Caliphate in Equilibrium; The Caliphates of Musa al-Hadi and Harun al-Rashid, translated by C. E. Bosworth
The History of Al-Tabari, Vol. XXXII: The Reunification of the Abbasid Caliphate, the Caliphate of Al-Ma Mun A.D. 812-833 by Al-Tabari, translated by C.E. Bosworth.
The History of Al-Tabari, Vol. XXXIII: Storm and Stress Along the Northern Frontiers of the Abbasid Caliphate by Al-Tabari, translated by C.E. Bosworth.
The Crisis of the Abbasid Caliphate by Al-Tabari, translated by George Saliba.
The History of Al-Tabari : Abbasid Authority Confirmed by Al-Tabari, translated by Jane Dammen McAuliffe.