@grok@___meow4 إذن انت هنا لاديني. وفقط تختار مبدأ لأله الواحد المفترض كونه كامل الحكمه والمعرفه، بدون لأخذ بكامل الكتاب بما يعني القرآن الذي اتى بهذا المبدأ. أو على لأقل لأخذ بكامل اوصاف لأله الذي ذكر بالقرآن. بمعنى انك تختار مبدأ ووصف واحد فقط.
@moha220820173@91sofficial ياحبيبي الموضوع مش إنكار ولكن تفسير لأمور بعشوائيه راح يجعل من دينك مسخره وخرافات !!!
الله انعرف بالعقل وعطاك عقل تفكر وتدقق !!
@91sofficial@A_shr5 يعني اذا قلك مش معجزه يعني عابد حجر وطوب.
واذا قلك ai يعني حمار.
واذا قلك الجنود عارفين على مين يبحثو يعني غبي.
والى اخره ولكن بكل لأستنتاجات الكل خطأ وحضرتك صح!!!
بالله عليك شغل البصله الي براس�� واذا مو قادر اقلها اسكت لما حدا يطرح رائيه.
@MasterMaliq Lovely and stupid, with all the respect.
Once you all agree to sit in a room and start discussing history from today all the way back to what we can actually know, you all gonna say the exact thing; WE DON'T FUCKING KNOW WHO STARTED FUCKING WHO.
@luislisi67@Romans12Ten@MasterMaliq There for we need more people who understand and accept this as it's: The truth is that there is no Truth.
Once we do so then everything changes and we can work together towards a Truth.
@MasterMaliq There are at least four different errors!
1: There are no errors in the Arabic text itself?
2: The current text is identical to the text revealed to Muhammad?
3: Every historical fact in the Quran is correct?
4: Every scientific fact in the Quran is correct?
@MasterMaliq Every Reader Becomes Their Own Scholar
When a person says, "I will only follow the Quran and ignore all scholars," they don't actually eliminate scholarly interpretation—they simply appoint themselves as the sole scholar.
@MasterMaliq The Quran is structurally a book of core principles, narratives, and specific legal commands—it is not a comprehensive, self-contained manual for daily life.
@MasterMaliq The Reliance on Context: Without the Hadith (prophetic traditions), Asbab al-Nuzul (reasons for revelation), and classical Arabic lexicography preserved by scholars, the text becomes completely open to personal interpretation.
@MasterMaliq The Basic Mechanics are Missing: The Quran commands believers to pray (Salah), pay charity (Zakat), and perform pilgrimage (Hajj), but it almost never details how to perform them. It does not state the number of units (Raka'at) for daily prayers.
@MasterMaliq Reading the Quran by it's self without including the scholars to explain it, creates even a bigger problem.
It will contribute it's self, it will allow a lot of what the scholars have made haram because they couldn't explain it. And creates endless new debates.