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''...THEY PLANNED, BUT ALLAH ALSO PLANNED.
AND ALLAH IS THE BEST OF PLANNERS.''
Night of The Century (Asırlık Gece) Episode 1 is now available to watch and download on ForumKayi.
A word you've heard countless times in Turkish TV shows: "Hadi."
Today we translate it as "come on, let's go" and that's indeed its modern meaning. But the word's historical root tells a different story.
It's said to come from "Hayy de" (literally "say Hayy"). "Hayy de gidelim" ("Say Hayy and go"), "Hayy de yiyelim" ("Say Hayy and eat").
["Hayy" being one of the Names of Allah, meaning "The Ever-Living."]
What a beautiful, delicate etymology, isn't it? Sadly, just one of the many subtleties we've lost over time...
Let's say Hayy and share this post :)
Jumma Mubarak.
Fieldwork continues at the ship-shaped formation on Mount Ağrı (Ararat), long believed by some to be the resting place of Noah's Ark.
According to recent findings:
▬ Nearly 20 scientists from 5 different countries took part in the research project
▬ Fieldwork at the site lasted a total of 90 days
▬ Core drilling was carried out at the formation, and approximately 1,000 soil samples have been sent to laboratories for detailed analysis
▬ Preliminary radar scans revealed intriguing findings and anomalies that could potentially indicate non-natural objects or structures beneath the surface
▬ Researchers have stressed that the data collected so far does not yet point to a definitive conclusion, and further analysis is needed
Personally, I don't think this ship looked anything like the ships we know today. In my view, we're talking about an extraordinarily advanced technology, far beyond what we have now. Think about it: there was a catastrophic flood affecting the whole Mesopotamian region, and Noah (peace be upon him) was speaking with his son Kenan during the storm. How is that even possible? When it rains hard today, you can barely make yourself heard to someone standing 5 meters away, yet a prophet was able to communicate with his son in the middle of that chaos. To me, that's only possible with advanced technology. Likewise, an ordinary ship would never have survived a flood like that without capsizing. So we're likely talking about a vessel beyond both today's technology and our current understanding. And then there's the matter of all the animals housed inside...