The Quran interpreter complements the story of your twelve fathers
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I bother because it is everyone's responsibility to right wrongs, point out inaccuracies and injustices, and make the world a better place.
It's a prediction, but there will be documented studies that will tally up the death and destruction from Islam. It will go down as the worst bloodbath in the history of mankind. Worse than all the wars, religious or otherwise, that man has fought throughout the ages.
People in NA have only seen it for about 15 years. Historically speaking, the Muddle East has been fighting, killing and destroying each other for many centuries. That was fine, as long as they fought amongst themselves. The trouble is, it is now spilling over into our backyards.
I will continue to bother. For as long as selfsame continues to spew the rhetoric, I will respond. Evil does not take a holiday.
It's a prediction, but there will be documented studies that will tally up the death and destruction from Islam. It will go down as the worst bloodbath in the history of mankind. Worse than all the wars, religious or otherwise, that man has fought throughout the ages.
People in NA have only seen it for about 15 years. Historically speaking, the Muddle East has been fighting, killing and destroying each other for many centuries. That was fine, as long as they fought amongst themselves. The trouble is, it is now spilling over into our backyards.
I will continue to bother. For as long as selfsame continues to spew the rhetoric, I will respond. Evil does not take a holiday.
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Motar, you first answer the question, then I will tell you, according to the interpreter.
These are the 'house crickets' and their chirping :lol:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bjcg4eCcihE
So ignoring these 'house crickets', we proceed for the story.
So ignoring these 'house crickets', we proceed for the story.
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Of course, it was up to God's wisdom.
But this is not the answer to the question. Anyhow, it is coming soon in the following ayat.
Once upon a time, there lived, in the land of milk and honey, a family of hooded wheatears. Every morning, the people would go outside and listen to their beautiful singing. This went on for many years.
One morning, the air was silent. The hooded wheatears were not singing. The people looked for the birds and found them beheaded in the square.
Saddened by the death of the birds, the people wept. About this time, a swarthy Muslim man approached saying that Allah had ordered the family killed. The mother wheatear sang without the permission of her husband. The children were killed because of the evil of the family.
One morning, the air was silent. The hooded wheatears were not singing. The people looked for the birds and found them beheaded in the square.
Saddened by the death of the birds, the people wept. About this time, a swarthy Muslim man approached saying that Allah had ordered the family killed. The mother wheatear sang without the permission of her husband. The children were killed because of the evil of the family.
30. Some women said in the city [of Ishmailia]:
"The wife of the captain a [of the guard] is seeking to seduce her young slave b: Truly has he captured her heart with a most ardent love c; we see her in manifest error."
31. And when [Zulaykha] heard of their cunning d, she sent to them [her maid to invite them], and prepared a banquet for them, and – giving a knife to each of them – [Zulaykha] said [to Joseph]: "Come, attend them." e
When they saw him, they did extol him f [to the extent that, unconsciously,] they cut their hands g and said: "By God! he is undoubtedly innocent h; he cannot be any human i; he is only a noble angel. j "
32. [Zulaykha] said [to those women]:
"It is this [Joseph] about whose [love] you are blaming me.
I have indeed tried to seduce him [to lie with me in bed], but he proved continent k.
[Then she threatened him that she will afflict him with evil, if he does not obey her command.]
Yet if he does not obey what I command him with, he shall be imprisoned, and be one of the humbled. l "
[But when Joseph saw her insisting on that and her threatening him, he preferred the prison to the disobedience:]
33. He said: "My Lord, I like to be imprisoned more than the [adultery] to which these women are inviting me m;
and unless You [with Your kindness] avert their guile from me, I should yearn towards them n, and be one of the ignorant [about the consequences.]"
34. So his Lord answered his prayer and averted their guile from him; surely He is the All-Hearing o, the All-Knowing p.
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30 a Who was called the Aziz, [like we say in English: ‘his excellency’ or something like that.]
30 b To commit adultery with her.
30 c i.e. she loved him so much so that the love went into the pericardium of her heart.
31 d i.e. their defaming her, aiming [with that] to spread her case; God – be glorified – called it مكر i.e. ‘cunning’; because their purpose from such words was that she might show them Joseph, according to what they heard about his beauty; so this was their cunning.
31 e She had hidden him in the room and let him put on his best clothes; so he came out …
31 f It means: they saw him great, and they were perplexed with his beauty.
31 g With those knives by mistake, instead of cutting the apples, so they all of a sudden saw the blood coming out of their hands; they did not feel the pain of the cutting [of their hands], because their hearts were occupied by Joseph.
31 h It can’t be that he was the transgressor on her.
31 i So that his heart may incline to women.
31 j Coming out of heaven in the form of a human being; that was on account of what they saw of his chastity, shyness and his noble manners of conduct.
32 k i.e. he refused.
32 l i.e. the abased and despised.
33 m It means: Lord, the prison is better and easier to me than the adultery to which the women invite me.
That is because the women loved and coveted him, and said to him: “Comply with your mistress about her inviting you.” They intended to help Zulaykha for Joseph, so that she might help them for him, and allow him to visit them, if he listens to their words and carries out the demand of Zulaykha.
33 n Because I am now in my youth.
34 o Of the prayer of His devoted servants.
34 p Of their intentions and secrets.
"The wife of the captain a [of the guard] is seeking to seduce her young slave b: Truly has he captured her heart with a most ardent love c; we see her in manifest error."
31. And when [Zulaykha] heard of their cunning d, she sent to them [her maid to invite them], and prepared a banquet for them, and – giving a knife to each of them – [Zulaykha] said [to Joseph]: "Come, attend them." e
When they saw him, they did extol him f [to the extent that, unconsciously,] they cut their hands g and said: "By God! he is undoubtedly innocent h; he cannot be any human i; he is only a noble angel. j "
32. [Zulaykha] said [to those women]:
"It is this [Joseph] about whose [love] you are blaming me.
I have indeed tried to seduce him [to lie with me in bed], but he proved continent k.
[Then she threatened him that she will afflict him with evil, if he does not obey her command.]
Yet if he does not obey what I command him with, he shall be imprisoned, and be one of the humbled. l "
[But when Joseph saw her insisting on that and her threatening him, he preferred the prison to the disobedience:]
33. He said: "My Lord, I like to be imprisoned more than the [adultery] to which these women are inviting me m;
and unless You [with Your kindness] avert their guile from me, I should yearn towards them n, and be one of the ignorant [about the consequences.]"
34. So his Lord answered his prayer and averted their guile from him; surely He is the All-Hearing o, the All-Knowing p.
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30 a Who was called the Aziz, [like we say in English: ‘his excellency’ or something like that.]
30 b To commit adultery with her.
30 c i.e. she loved him so much so that the love went into the pericardium of her heart.
31 d i.e. their defaming her, aiming [with that] to spread her case; God – be glorified – called it مكر i.e. ‘cunning’; because their purpose from such words was that she might show them Joseph, according to what they heard about his beauty; so this was their cunning.
31 e She had hidden him in the room and let him put on his best clothes; so he came out …
31 f It means: they saw him great, and they were perplexed with his beauty.
31 g With those knives by mistake, instead of cutting the apples, so they all of a sudden saw the blood coming out of their hands; they did not feel the pain of the cutting [of their hands], because their hearts were occupied by Joseph.
31 h It can’t be that he was the transgressor on her.
31 i So that his heart may incline to women.
31 j Coming out of heaven in the form of a human being; that was on account of what they saw of his chastity, shyness and his noble manners of conduct.
32 k i.e. he refused.
32 l i.e. the abased and despised.
33 m It means: Lord, the prison is better and easier to me than the adultery to which the women invite me.
That is because the women loved and coveted him, and said to him: “Comply with your mistress about her inviting you.” They intended to help Zulaykha for Joseph, so that she might help them for him, and allow him to visit them, if he listens to their words and carries out the demand of Zulaykha.
33 n Because I am now in my youth.
34 o Of the prayer of His devoted servants.
34 p Of their intentions and secrets.
How barbaric. In this day and age color is the proper format. Are those combat boots even from the last half of the last century. They should have dug a deeper hole, now they will have a mound to point to the scene of the crime.He doesn't have a clue, but will find something to cut and paste shortly.
While we're waiting, let's have another picnic picture of Muslims at play.
I think it's good that you'er bothered, you write better stories when you are bothered.
I can do that better, spit the dentures out and puckerup it would scare children,,,, it does
Have you been to the Middle East? I spent time there. Have you picked up pieces of what used to be people whose only crime was being in the wrong place at the wrong time? Have you seen little children beaten with canes because they were crying and hungry? Have you seen innocent people buttstroked because the local militia thought they talked to us?
It is a brutal place, ruled by cruel people.
Rascism? No. Human rights. Yes. Learn to recognize the difference.
It is a brutal place, ruled by cruel people.
Rascism? No. Human rights. Yes. Learn to recognize the difference.
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What race are you? You of course don't have to answer. It's none of my business I know. There are no racists here. Whackos but no racists. All life matters.
Quote by Murphy: "Muslims are murderous, violent, backwards and genetically inferior people. Far too much hair and thick eye brows. "
Lets try not being obtuse here.
Lets try not being obtuse here.