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[quote]Firstly most of those contradiction claims are baseless, secondly even if there is some contradiction then it is in the translation (i.e. human effort to understand the Qur'an, OR orientalists' attempt to manipulate the translation) and not in the original Arabic Qur'an. So none of these are contradictions in the Qur'an, and no one can call them contradictions in the Qur'an, you can call them "possible errors in the translations either deliberate , or due to preconcieved bias, or due to honest mistake, or due to lack of proper understanding of the roots etc... "

So what those web sites try to bring is actually "Contradiction claims in manipulated translations and NOT CONTRADICTIONS IN THE QUR'AN " .

The Qur'an is not like any other religious book, it is the only book of which the original form in the original language is still safe and will be safe for ever."

So you can't bring translations when the original version is safe and sound.

If you really want to find the truth so bad , then you try to understand Qur'anic Arabic language

So translation is just to let those who don't know Arabic understand a bit, only as much as the translator understands.

Translations can't be used to discuss the claims of contradictions, when the original version in the original language is still safe and sound.

That's why they are called "Translations of the Qur'an".
These are not called "The Qur'an" . So how in the world do these sites bring translations and try to present them as "The Qur'an".

I don't know why do they call them contradictions in the Qur'an when they never bring a single Ayat of the Qur'an
Can't they call them possible contradiction in the translation by this or that  translator[/quote]

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