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Yeah, he claims it is a case of identity theft.
http://www.inquisitr.com/2358068/as...-says-someone-stole-his-info-to-make-account/
Yes, because somewhere there is an auntie looking for action who is turned on by a Salafi with an exotic name.
Hahaha. Kinky aunt
I hope this time you actually respond to my points...
The initial point raises something interesting...he judges the book based on proper Arabic as opposed to ancient Arabic...this makes the notion of a linguistic challenge even more ridiculous...to observe and understand this linguistic miracle one needs to understand ancient Arabic not the Arabic that people know today...these makes it an even more closed religion...
His point about criticisms is also interesting...he rightly mentions that the Quran was accused of being the work of a soothsayer or simply poetry...
One has to ask why Allah had a linguistic miracle when Nouman himself acknowledges that Ancient Arabic understanding declined so quickly...
His point about a new literary form is weak...Haiku's are unique...Hip Hop is unique...these are innovative structures with different orders...the idea that the Quran has no chronological order and lacks structure doesnt make it strong...having a unique form isn't godly which he admits...
His point about the ayats about witnessing isn't great...he just says Muhammad mentions two versions of it at different times...placement and sequence of words he calls 'perfection'...its a device...
He continues to speak about stunning speech as being 'perfect'...
His point about tenses is ridiculous...switching tenses is impressive?...this idea that this doesn't exist anywhere else is nonsense tbf...
He repeats his middle nation point which is wrong...143 is not the middle Ayah...you can't have a middle ayat when there is an even number...286/2 is 143...287 would make more sense...144 would be the middle ayat in that instance...
He then speaks about partial and complete...thats subtlety of language which is fair...but he calls it a miracle...
Then he mentions idioms...he speaks about a powerful example which again one can argue subjectively is a nice phrase...miraculous no...
Herein lies the issue of the whole talk...its an hour of him speaking about how impressive the Quran is...but there is absolutely nothing to suggest anything is miraculous...anyone studying anyone in literature may attend a similar talk about how a literary figure does fantastic things with language...
He finishes off by labeling the Quran marvelous and beautiful...one can make that argument...and that is it...
I want to make it clear, that I am not engaging in any debate.
Although, honestly most of your arguments in this regard are very flimsy. You are just clutching at straws (i.e. your whole middle nation argument).
You need to understand that Quran was an oral tradition and it didn't come down written. So, yes placement of words, the words used, switching of tenses, they are all devices. But the precision with, which the Quran uses them is mind-boggling, especially given that it was a oral traditional and once you said something it is out there, you can't change it, there is no 'edit' option.
The argument that Quran doesn't have a structure is complete Bogus, again Nouman Ali Khan has done a series on it, but that is not the subject at hand.
Also, maybe you missed the palindrome, he was talking about. But that is one example that completely personally boggles my mind.
Yeah, he claims it is a case of identity theft.
http://www.inquisitr.com/2358068/as...-says-someone-stole-his-info-to-make-account/
Bible talks about miracles also which came before the Quran. But lol @ Hamza he is a funny guy, his debate with Lawrence Kraus was out of this planet, I have yet to see anyone make a fool out of himself like Hamza did that day...
Man I'm surprised Hamza would take the time to log out of AshleyMaddison and actually write something that long
So Hamza, you are claiming that some guy knew all of your private information and wanted to screw with you so he created a fake account on Ashley Madison. This guy then paid hundreds of dollars to maintain the account for 9 months. This account was then used to make transactions at locations where you were also present at the time. Then the ultimate plan was to hack the Ashley Madison database and release 40 million users so you could be exposed. Am I getting this right?
So in summary, a profile that fits you quite well was made and transactions made that match your whereabouts. As you say the australian transactions were made when you were there. Either its someone in your inner circle or you. Anthony weiner also claimed hackers had stolen his identity
Man I'm surprised Hamza would take the time to log out of AshleyMaddison and actually write something that long
open challenge to anyone to write another play like Shakespeare or draw a Pcaso
The palindrome makes something godly?...the fact that it exists as a rhetorical device means people do it...
Tbf the ones clutching at straws are the likes of Nouman and yourself...the middle example is rubbish in the first place...
But that aside...one can mention this oral tradition thing as much as they want...thats how things were delivered back then...i am impressed at how well battle rappers can prepare 30 minutes of material without forgetting anything...also how they can come up with rebuttals yet not let that interfere with their flow...
Muhammad took 23 years to come up with this stuff...he had time to structure and memorise what he would say...people discuss this as if he freestyled this poetry...
You haven't been able to come close and neither has Nouman to explaining why doing something well...or forming beautiful poetry...as stated you dropped the palindrome example yourself...does producing a palindrome make one Godly?...
How many literary devices did Hamza manage to fit in his Ashley Maddison messages?
How do you explain that someone who can't read or write, came with such an amazing palindrome. But to each his own. I find this miraculous, but you might not.
I have explained it already...you're looking at the society through your glasses of today...illiteracy was common back then...being unable to read or write doesn't mean your language isn't sophisticated...a lot of languages past and present have no written form but have a literary tradition...palindromes are commonplace in literature...its a device yet you are acting as though this something impossible...
Anyhow there are examples in history of people doing extraordinary things...should we worship this woman?...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helen_Keller
She wrote 12 books despite being deaf and blind...that's a lot more impressive than a wealthy Arab with all his physical faculties living in an era where oral tradition was commonplace creating one piece of work in 23 years...
There are lots of examples of writers being able to produce impressive pieces of literature despite some kind of drawback...Milton completed Paradise Lost when he was blind...he had no braille to assist him...he dictated everything to his scribe...
Doing something brilliant is different to miraculous...how do you define a miracle?...
Again clutching at straws. All those blind and deaf people, I am pretty sure were not unlettered.
The prophet (pbuh) was unlettered. So, how could he come up with a palindrome such as this? He could not even write one letter.
Nothing like that at all ...just someone who explored the notion of a linguistic miracle in detail...
I don't need to know Arabic to know that an ambiguous challenge that sets no clear criteria is a false challenge...
Lol and he never wrote a letter...he never wrote a thing...his scribes wrote down his words...
You honestly seem to be confused over what being illiterate means...it means he couldn't read or write...something many Arabs didnt do during his time...it didn't mean he couldn't communicate or express himself effectively...he was a wealthy aristocratic trader...
But since you think that work can only be transmitted by writing...how do you account for works like Gilgamesh which was transmitted orally?...
Lol and he never wrote a letter...he never wrote a thing...his scribes wrote down his words...
You honestly seem to be confused over what being illiterate means...it means he couldn't read or write...something many Arabs didnt do during his time...it didn't mean he couldn't communicate or express himself effectively...he was a wealthy aristocratic trader...
But since you think that work can only be transmitted by writing...how do you account for works like Gilgamesh which was transmitted orally?...
I would like to mention a miracle that is based on my personal experience - every time I open the Quran, I find something that has to do with whatever problem/issue I'm facing during that time.
These days, I like to open the Quran randomly and read any verse that comes up, and I feel like this exactly what I needed to read in light of my situation at that time.
Now I don't know if this can be classified as a miracle or not but I have certainly experienced it. It doesn't feel random at all - as if it was meant for me to read that verse at that time and is a direct message from Allah swt for me.
This has happened with me a lot as well. But of course people here will argue that it's just pure luck
Lol I am not saying that work can only be transmitted in writing, what I am saying is that for him to know about the palindrome, he would have had to write it down. Otherwise, how would he know that it was a palindrome?
To be fair people can say the same about Music not that I intended to be a buzz kill I do believe there are certain miracles that come from the heavens although I've not experienced one but come to think of it on a personal level my duas at times have been answered to a certain extent despite going through certain struggles I have hope that things in the future will be better.
So only people who can read and write know what a metaphor is?...or a palindrome?...or any sort of literary device?...
Are you suggesting that before writing nothing like this existed?...
I would like to mention a miracle that is based on my personal experience - every time I open the Quran, I find something that has to do with whatever problem/issue I'm facing during that time.
These days, I like to open the Quran randomly and read any verse that comes up, and I feel like this exactly what I needed to read in light of my situation at that time.
Now I don't know if this can be classified as a miracle or not but I have certainly experienced it. It doesn't feel random at all - as if it was meant for me to read that verse at that time and is a direct message from Allah swt for me.
that is a known fact. Check out a vid by Nouman Ali khan where he actually does the same thing when he cant think of a topic for a lecture. The QUraan is nuanced, deep and beyond anything. By the way i did this the other day. I'm still studying the nuances of the reply.
Yes, and it is very inspiring indeed.
Yes, and it is very inspiring indeed.
I know sometime you seem to lose heart and I can understand but always stay close to the Quraan and have faith.
to be honest I'm still grasping what Allah swt was trying to say. Multiple things and such nuance, really enlightening. My wife did the same but she got a pretty straight forward one lol..
I was drawn away from religion a few years ago, but then I saw things that affirmed my belief. I know if I share them with people, they will not believe them and will say that I am making them up, but my advice to anyone is that if you ask Allah swt to help you and guide you in your weak faith, He will give you signs and indications. No doubt about it, because nothing beats personal experience.
Well I am sure that you don't switch up a random music national and you find that this is exactly what you need to read.
But yes, this opening up the Quran (with sincerity to search for guidance) and finding exactly what you needed to know relevant to your situation, might not be seen as a miracle by some.
Volume 7, Book 72, Number 763:
Narrated Anas:
The Prophet got a ring made for himself and said, "I have got a ring made (for myself) and engraved a certain engraving on it so none of you should get such an engraving on his ring." I saw the glitter of the ring on his little finger.
Volume 4, Book 52, Number 191:
Narrated Abdullah bin Abbas:
Allah's Apostle wrote to Caesar and invited him to Islam and sent him his letter with Dihya Al-Kalbi whom Allah's Apostle ordered to hand it over to the Governor of Busra who would forward it to Caesar. Caesar as a sign of gratitude to Allah, had walked from Hims to Ilya (i.e. Jerusalem) when Allah had granted Him victory over the Persian forces. So, when the letter of Allah's Apostle reached Caesar, he said after reading it, 'Seek for me any one of his people! (Arabs of Quraish tribe) if present here, in order to ask him about Allah's Apostle�
Volume 5, Book 59, Number 717:
Narrated Ubaidullah bin 'Abdullah:
Ibn Abbas said, "When Allah's Apostle was on his deathbed and there were some men in the house, he said, 'Come near, I will write for you something after which you will not go astray.
1)You say God doesn't like space, but for over 5 billion years earth was nothing but space. Human beings have been on earth only for few thousand years. So there was space for 99.99% of earth's life
2) It is really, really, really sad when an educated youth talks about "theory of monkeys" which shows that a) he doesn't even know what that theory is even about and b)he holds one of the biggest theories of human beings in disdain. This is the kind of severe harm religion can do to thinking and humanity's progress. You are already approaching this subject with a biased mind, and such a biased mind prevents education and free learning
3) Shakespeare was a genius in his own style, Milton was in his own. Which is how geniuses are. There is no competition. Both are inimitable.
4) I will believe that Quran has survived in pure form, nothing has changed, nothing can be imitated, nothing is wrong, etc, etc the day when people are allowed to question it with freedom and without fear. Forgive me for not believing these tall claims when I know that for centuries people who questioned a word, even accidentally, were killed or tortured. So of course, ONLY the good things will be accepted. For example, if there are two scholars in Pakistan today, one who makes videos like the one in this thread and says everything is a miracle and another says that no, he is finding error, who will be treated how? The former will be a hero, the later will have to leave the country or even be killed. Heck rationalists are being killed in broad daylight in Bangladesh. In such a scenario, please forgive me for not believing these tall claims or thinking that these claims have been studied with a free mind. When you have only one narrative, you will get only one result. When you go in any experiment with a biased mind, you will always get the results you wanted.
Do you think the things I am typing, I would dare say these things aloud anywhere, even in India? This is the atmosphere of fear around this topic and in such an atmosphere there cannot be any rational debate on this topic