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[quote][quote][quote]actually its the hadith which forced the meaning of beating. Otherwise, it can be translated as "separate (from her)" which is more qur'anically logical. So you are welcome.[/quote] So, you mean to say We have to reject the hadith and accept your explaination of saying "it can be translated" Why did Allah SW used this word which can be translated as "seperate" rather than using a clear word? Why did he used the word which create such conufsion? However, direct meaning of daraba is to beat. You like it or not. Don't give lame excuses such as "can be translated as". If I accept your reasoning, this means your interpretation is more precious than hadith. If accepting hadith as shirk than accepting your interpretation is definitely greater shirk.[/quote] so are you questioning Allah's motives? How about this, Allah knew that some men would ascribe to the prophet that this word should be understood as beating as they followed other than the Qur'an. And so he made it as a test for people like you to see what they follow. More later...[/quote]
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