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@AkyolinEnglish @SaadYacoob The Quran seems to confirm the existence of universal human morality: Indeed, We guided him to the way, be he grateful or be he ungrateful. Q76:3.
@ProfSatoshi@Quranic_Islam@slave2Allah My initial hunch is that some of them did not happen. The tradition got them wrong, e.g. Juwairiyah. I am currently listening to this series which have thought-provoking arguments: https://t.co/VXVMRfStZb
@shahanSean@Quranic_Islam@jonah_linskey It seems that the root of Joachim has qûm, and the root of Amram has rûm, which both can mean build or erect, similar to عمر (amar) in Arabic. The root of Imran was also mentioned in the verse that talks about Imarat el masjid el haram.
@shahanSean@Quranic_Islam@jonah_linskey Is there any name correspondence between Imran and Joachim in Protoevangelium of James? I know there are attempts to find correspondence between Imran and Biblical Amram.
@Archetypical20 @_MoonLike__ @DrJavadTHashmi Actually, on the issue of free will, Hadith nicely explains Quranic verses. E.g, Hadith of prolonging one’s life by maintaining kinship.