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Originally Posted by mahasn sawresho
1-I do not write in Arabic so I do not get a warning from the supervisor
2- Jihad for the sake of God
In verse 95 of Surah
The Mujahideen in the way of Allah with their wealth and themselves Mujahideen Fadlallah their wealth and their
Mjaahid is the name
Jihad is an act
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Jihad is always struggle (noun) against one's nafs (self) to stay on the right path in life and to prevent one's self from doing any evil act. The word "jihad" in the Qur'aan is always about Self.
In terms of defending (verb) when under physical attack, the word used in the Qur'aan is "jahad" or "jahid". The word "mujahid" is related to the one who defends against an enemy when the enemy is on the attack.
You won't find even one verse in the Qur'aan where "jihad" is verb about killing peaceful people or even killing any people. Killing people is not "jihad". Do you understand what I am saying in plain English?
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Originally Posted by mahasn sawresho
I hope that you know the difference between nouns and verbs in Arabic grammar
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I won't be posting here if I did not know the difference between noun and verb in Arabic.
"Jihad" in the Qur'aan is noun. It is "struggle" as noun. It is in 4 verses. Do you know which 4 verses?
"Jahad" or "jahid" in the Qur'aan is verb. It is "struggling" as verb. It is in many more verses than is "jihad".
I hope you now understand the difference according to the Qur'aan.
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Originally Posted by mahasn sawresho
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Mujahid means he is struggling which means Jihad
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You do not understand correctly. It is silly to hope something about me but not about yourself.
Mujahid is someone who is doing "jahid" ("struggling" as verb). It is Mujahid and not Mujihad. It is obvious here that you do not understand the difference between noun and verb in Arabic Qur'aan regarding the word "jahid", "jahad" and "jihad". Jihad is "struggle" as noun. Struggling as verb is not "jihad" but "jahid" and "jahad" (verb).
You keep posting here about "jihad" and I will keep teaching you about the true meaning of "jihad" in the Qur'aan; until you get it.
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Originally Posted by mahasn sawresho
I wish you to be traced back to Arabic grammar
And also to be able to understand this verse in the form of clear
He said Mujahid for Allah has a higher degree of which is not struggling
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You still haven't understood this verse. It is about those who go out to defend when there is an attack or about to be attacked. It is about people who do "jahad" or "jahid". The latter is part of the word "Mujahid".
A Mujahid is not the one who attacks peaceful people of any or no religion but is the one who defends against attack from an enemy. How many times I have to repeat this before you understand it in English?
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Originally Posted by mahasn sawresho
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If the Koran is a book unify (Tawheed (Monotheism)) as you say
So why this verse 102 from surat -al-nesai explains how to behave during the war
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I made you a comparison of books on medicine and wrote Altoouhad
Books on medicine where no instructions on how to behave during the fighting
But in the books of medicine instructions on how to behave while there was a patient
And also wrote Altoouhad where no instructions on how to behave Atnal fighting
So why these instructions are written in the Koran
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I think this question is very logical
What is the relationship between Altoouhad between education and how to behave during the fighting
I hope that you look for in a relationship
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It seems as if you are complaining about instruction in the Qur'aan as to why they should not pray together when the kuffar are waiting and watching to killing us. It is an instruction that the Muslims under attack do not have to pray all together and get killed by the kuffar.
The rest of your writing needs some medicine. It is full of non-English words without translation.
Greetings from Khalif