All you need are these two indicators.
Huge credit to @cdikici71 and @dyk_ceph—their work made this possible.
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@peyotechicken@MattWallace888@cenkuygur Yes sir it is ultimately out of our comprehension. But what we do know here is everything with a beginning has a cause, since this argument posits the universe has a beginning, it has a cause, a cause outside of our universe is what we’d call God.
@ShitPostingDeg@ABear1z@ToddTyler83@charliekirk11 If God ordains our days, It means He knows the full span of our lives and has set boundaries like our lifespan, but within that our choices are real. Prayer isn’t wasted, God’s plan includes our prayers as part of how he brings about what he has ordained.
@xavierjp__ Hamas starts a war against a country then Israel responds with war. When did Charlie shoot someone??? Eye for an eye Charlie has talking points he should be hit with talking points, not bullets….
@ABear1z@ToddTyler83@charliekirk11 It was God saying his time has come. Prayer isn’t a superpower it’s communicating to God that his will be done from our request, God decided to answer with a “no, he’s coming home now”
@xio__anti@MercifulMessage@GlobeEyeNews don’t forget al-zutt was a tribe back then with actual humans and obviously being the closeted gay Muhammad is he just explained it as Jinn (ghosts)
@xio__anti@MercifulMessage@GlobeEyeNews “al-Zutt - tall, thin people with little flesh on them, without clothing, and I could not see their private parts. They began to ride upon the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ).
Then they left, and the Prophet (ﷺ) returned to me, heavy (with fatigue) and in pain”
@xio__anti@MercifulMessage@GlobeEyeNews why were the al-zutt men described to be naked “without clothes”? why was Muhammad EXHAUSTED after being ridden all night? sounds like Musnad Ahmed has the dirty mind.
@MercifulMessage@GlobeEyeNews And it’s not mistranslated. The word is: رَكِبُونِي (rakibūnī).
•Root: ر-ك-ب (r-k-b).
•Literal meaning: “to ride, mount, board.”
•Form here: verb in the past tense, third person plural (“they rode”) + object pronoun “me” → “they rode me” or “they mounted me.”
@MercifulMessage@GlobeEyeNews So Muhammad should’ve been executed. “Soon there came a sound like the murmuring of al-Zutt — tall, thin people with little flesh on them, without clothing, and I could not see their private parts. They began to ride upon the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ).” Musnad Aḥmad Hadith 3788
@MercifulMessage@GlobeEyeNews Before you say this isn’t authentic. Ḥadīth scholars (like al-Haythamī in Majmaʿ al-Zawāʾid 1/142) say its chain is good (isnāduhu jayyid). Al-Albānī graded it ṣaḥīḥ in al-Silsilah al-Ṣaḥīḥah. Shuʿayb al-Arnaʾūṭ, in his taḥqīq also graded it ṣaḥīḥ li-ghayrihi
@MercifulMessage The word wateen is used in authentic Hadiths about this such as Musnad Ahmad (Narration #26446) has the phrase “As if my aorta (wateen) is being cut” while Buhkari did use abharī there are other authentic Hadiths using wateen, and abharī can mean aorta, it does in context here.