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[quote]Bhavittre wrote:

"Thameena/anajee you are not scholar………. So donot misguide others"
I must reply to this: Were not the Rabbis at the time of prophet Isa(A.S.)scholars? Just because one is a scholar does not mean that all that they say is true and correct. One does not need be a scholar to recognize the Truth of Allah's Word!!! And how dare anyone launch a charge against me or anyone else for "misguiding" others. Please refrain from such accusation; that is totally un-Islamic. Now, back to the subject. If you read my post on 07/07/04, I stated, "It comes from the Arabic root 'Daraba' which not only means to physically beat, but also to go away from or leave. The way the word is used in the ayah, it becomes 'Idribuhunna'. If one where to consult a modern Arabic/English dictionary, one would see that this word is a command in the fourth tense of the verb. To quote from the Hans Weir Dictionary of Modern Arabic this word means to leave, abandon or forsake." This is not changing the meaning of the words. I was showing a point that as man grows, so does his understanding. Just as the meaning of the word Alaq is now [i]understood[/i] to mean a 'leech like clot' or simple a clot, the Arabs of Rasulullah's time could never have comprehended the complexities of the embriodic cycle. So as our knowledge of such things grew, they way that 'scholars' translated this passage also changed. All I have said is not an attempt to change the words of the Quran; these Words are unchangable! Every thing that I have posted here has been backed up by ayah in the Book. So, can anyone be misguided by following the Signs that Allah, Al-`Aliym, set out clearly for man to follow? Nastaghfirullah(We seek Allah's forgiveness)! And, Bhavittre, are you versed in the Arabic language? If so, how do you not see the Truth in Allah's Words? But if not, seek refuge from Allah, ta`ala, for your hasty words.
Wa Salaamu Alaykum wa Rahmatullah wa Baraakatuhu, Ya Ayuhalladhina Aminu![/quote]

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