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(salam) The last shadda you counted doesn't count, because it is in the beginning of the word, and this shadda only signifies that one reads it almost as "hudallil'alamin" instead of "hudan lil'alamin". It doesn't count as a double letter. 48-1 = 47.

(salam) Try recounting where you count two letters at a shadda in the middle of a word. Someone can confirm but I once read that in older arabic words were written with the letters duplicated at the shadda, and later shortened to just putting a shadda. I'm not sure about this though. Not that this makes their argument about the golden ratio right, but I just wanted to point out that it may not have been a dishonest presentation in the sense you're suggesting.

Thank you both for your replies, and I apologize for the delay I wonder what sort of response Islam has to the ideas presented in this poem I can see what you're saying here, but to me I can't imagine that God would make it so even logic is unreliable. I mean, without logic, how can we know anything? The main reason why I brought up the logic assumption in the initial post is because I don't know if I can trust arguments like "you know God exists deep down", etc. I vaguely remember you making an argument similar to this about a person assuming a chair will continue to exist before

What i said applies in general i didnt have the OP or anybody specific in mind when talking anyways sorry for derailing the thread au revoir

i apologize if my initial post wasn't clear nobody said you can't enjoin good and forbid evil my friend the proper way to do it is to let the imams speak (in other words, quote ahadith about the subject as a brother already did, and let the person know that what they're doing is condemned by Allah) the improper way is to judge people and assume to know what's in their hearts. Only God knows what's in people's hearts ​As one brother already mentioned, even the infallible imams (as) would go pale during salah. i wonder if any of us has reached such a stage, and if not, then why are we si

We should all worry about ourselves instead of the state of others Only God knows what's in people's hearts

Is everyone here nuts?

Im thinking about how crazy it is that this thread has 641 pages ...

Salam Alaykom Firstly, this discussion is under the pretext that God exists and he has a religion that we must follow (Islam), and that he also has the attributes that Islam asserts. Secondly, let's assume that logic is the tool one must use to find the truth. I have a problem with "gut feeling", following the heart, etc, because it's subjective. Many people born in various religions naturally feel that their religion is true; the only thing that we all really have in common for sure is our ability to think rationally. If you disagree with this assumption, and believe that logic is not the

Google (who in their right mind would even use bing lol) Sunset or Sunrise

The fact that Imam Mahdi may be coming soon makes me worried; it's like the teacher tells you the unit test is tomorrow but you still haven't done any of the homework to prepare

Salam alaykom If Allah does not make His Path clear to us, then how is it just for Him to punish us for not believing in it? I do not understand how making the truth unclear sorts out believers from hypocrites; to me it seems like it just sorts out people who just accept things easily from people who want to be sure about which path they choose to follow. Regarding your first point of Allah just writing "Become Muslim" in the sky, well isn't that similar to something as direct of a miracle as the Prophet splitting the moon? So people from before were given the chance to see such explicit signs

Phenomena is already plural, so get rid of that e! thank you for your bad news

The difference between dogs and people is that dogs know how to be dogs

i cant work without background noise.. should i listen to music instead?