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Started by Supernaut, November 20, 2008, 08:55:27 PM

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Quote from: afridi220 on July 09, 2009, 02:55:52 PM
day dreaming  ;D

???

What got you thinking about that?!?! Random.. lol  :laugh:
10:41 If they deny you, say: "My works are for me, and your works are for you. You are innocent of what I do, and I am innocent of what you do."

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"The Mala'ikah could be composed of an innumerable number of creations, with Iblis of the Djinn being one of them. Perhaps the Malaak of gravity, math, chemistry, etc. all acquiesced and submitted to Man except the Malaak of passion, unpredictability and desire represented by fire. God knows best. "




That's interesting. I've been thinking along the same track for a while now. Look at this verse (50:17), for example:

Dr. Mohsin : (Remember!) that the two receivers (recording angels) receive (each human being), one sitting on the right and one on the left (to note his or her actions)[]
Pickthal : When the two Receivers receive (him), seated on the right hand and on the left,
Yusuf Ali : Behold two (guardian angels) appointed to learn (his doings) learn (and note them), one sitting on the right and one on the left.

The two receivers on the left and on the right are often interpreted as two angels. Maybe these two receivers/angels/controllers are actually the brain, as in the right side of the brain and the left side. As we all know, the brain is the centre of our entire nervous system and our whole body depends on it. One cannot touch, hear, move, smell, speak without first sending signals to the brain.
Then again, the Qur'an also describes in verse 13:11 two receivers/angels/controllers behind and in front of the person. However, if we look at the brain, we do often describe it as being divided into two parts but there are actually four lobes. On the right and on the left are the parietal and the temporal lobe, and behind and in front are the occipital and frontal lobe. This is just a thought. I will be researching on this. Allah knows best.
You judge me but you don't know me.

Ahmad Bilal

Peace Muse,

Quote from: Muse on August 12, 2009, 06:31:26 AM


"The Mala'ikah could be composed of an innumerable number of creations, with Iblis of the Djinn being one of them. Perhaps the Malaak of gravity, math, chemistry, etc. all acquiesced and submitted to Man except the Malaak of passion, unpredictability and desire represented by fire. God knows best. "




That's interesting. I've been thinking along the same track for a while now. Look at this verse (50:17), for example:

Dr. Mohsin : (Remember!) that the two receivers (recording angels) receive (each human being), one sitting on the right and one on the left (to note his or her actions)[]
Pickthal : When the two Receivers receive (him), seated on the right hand and on the left,
Yusuf Ali : Behold two (guardian angels) appointed to learn (his doings) learn (and note them), one sitting on the right and one on the left.

The two receivers on the left and on the right are often interpreted as two angels. Maybe these two receivers/angels/controllers are actually the brain, as in the right side of the brain and the left side. As we all know, the brain is the centre of our entire nervous system and our whole body depends on it. One cannot touch, hear, move, smell, speak without first sending signals to the brain.
Then again, the Qur'an also describes in verse 13:11 two receivers/angels/controllers behind and in front of the person. However, if we look at the brain, we do often describe it as being divided into two parts but there are actually four lobes. On the right and on the left are the parietal and the temporal lobe, and behind and in front are the occipital and frontal lobe. This is just a thought. I will be researching on this. Allah knows best.

This is a very interesting perspective on this issue, and it seems to make perfect sense... I'm going to do some research on this too. It's a very good conclusion...

Peace,

Ahmad
"The true delight is in the finding out, rather than in the knowing." - Isaac Asimov

MUNZIR ALI

Quote from: Muse on August 12, 2009, 06:31:26 AM


"The Mala'ikah could be composed of an innumerable number of creations, with Iblis of the Djinn being one of them. Perhaps the Malaak of gravity, math, chemistry, etc. all acquiesced and submitted to Man except the Malaak of passion, unpredictability and desire represented by fire. God knows best. "




That's interesting. I've been thinking along the same track for a while now. Look at this verse (50:17), for example:

Dr. Mohsin : (Remember!) that the two receivers (recording angels) receive (each human being), one sitting on the right and one on the left (to note his or her actions)[]
Pickthal : When the two Receivers receive (him), seated on the right hand and on the left,
Yusuf Ali : Behold two (guardian angels) appointed to learn (his doings) learn (and note them), one sitting on the right and one on the left.

The two receivers on the left and on the right are often interpreted as two angels. Maybe these two receivers/angels/controllers are actually the brain, as in the right side of the brain and the left side. As we all know, the brain is the centre of our entire nervous system and our whole body depends on it. One cannot touch, hear, move, smell, speak without first sending signals to the brain.
Then again, the Qur'an also describes in verse 13:11 two receivers/angels/controllers behind and in front of the person. However, if we look at the brain, we do often describe it as being divided into two parts but there are actually four lobes. On the right and on the left are the parietal and the temporal lobe, and behind and in front are the occipital and frontal lobe. This is just a thought. I will be researching on this. Allah knows best.
Interesting thought!  :hmm  :bravo:

afridi220

Quote from: Muse on August 12, 2009, 06:31:26 AM


"The Mala'ikah could be composed of an innumerable number of creations, with Iblis of the Djinn being one of them. Perhaps the Malaak of gravity, math, chemistry, etc. all acquiesced and submitted to Man except the Malaak of passion, unpredictability and desire represented by fire. God knows best. "




That's interesting. I've been thinking along the same track for a while now. Look at this verse (50:17), for example:

Dr. Mohsin : (Remember!) that the two receivers (recording angels) receive (each human being), one sitting on the right and one on the left (to note his or her actions)[]
Pickthal : When the two Receivers receive (him), seated on the right hand and on the left,
Yusuf Ali : Behold two (guardian angels) appointed to learn (his doings) learn (and note them), one sitting on the right and one on the left.

The two receivers on the left and on the right are often interpreted as two angels. Maybe these two receivers/angels/controllers are actually the brain, as in the right side of the brain and the left side. As we all know, the brain is the centre of our entire nervous system and our whole body depends on it. One cannot touch, hear, move, smell, speak without first sending signals to the brain.
Then again, the Qur'an also describes in verse 13:11 two receivers/angels/controllers behind and in front of the person. However, if we look at the brain, we do often describe it as being divided into two parts but there are actually four lobes. On the right and on the left are the parietal and the temporal lobe, and behind and in front are the occipital and frontal lobe. This is just a thought. I will be researching on this. Allah knows best.

:& :nope:
Peace


People are often unreasonable, illogical and self-centered; forgive them anyway

slif

...if you ever bump into a real jinn out in the desert
or elsewhere, i assure you
that every previous conclusion or conjecture you have drawn about them
will no longer stand to reason.


:hmm

srotu

Quote from: slif on August 17, 2009, 06:28:32 PM
...if you ever bump into a real jinn out in the desert
or elsewhere, i assure you
that every previous conclusion or conjecture you have drawn about them
will no longer stand to reason.
:hmm

And is that a statement from experience or plain conjecture?

Rev.John

Quote from: srotu on August 19, 2009, 12:58:53 AM
And is that a statement from experience or plain conjecture?

What is a Jinn?
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