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Quran 43:38: Do Mashriq Aakhir Kahan Hain?

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Surah Az-Zukhruf 43:38 mein ek bohat aham lafz aata hai: Al-Mashriqayn — المشرقين. Arabic grammar ke mutabiq yeh dual form hai, yani do mashriq. Phir sawal yeh hai ke kuch tarjumo mein isey mashriq aur maghrib ke mafhoom mein kyun samjhaya gaya? Aur Quran ke asal alfaaz humein kis cheez par dobara ghour karne ki dawat dete hain?

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Is video mein hum Quran 43:38, Arabic grammar, Al-Mashriqayn aur cosmology ko examine karte hain. Kya hum Quran ke alfaaz ko seedha samajhne ki koshish kar rahe hain, ya pehle se qabool shuda model ke zariye unki tafseer kar rahe hain? Kya translation par existing cosmological assumptions ka asar pada ho sakta hai? Alfaaz ko dekhiye, grammar ko samjhiye, aur khud poochiye: Quran ke do mashriq aakhir kahan hain?

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@TooReal4896
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No doubt this Ayat mentions "Two Easts". The people who did the translation COULDN'T think of the meaning of "Two Easts", so they translated it to "East and West". They intentionally translated the "word", incorrectly because if they had translated it correctly, then what would they had said when someone had asked the meaning of "Two Easts"? So, what does "Two Easts" really mean? It's so obvious, all you have to do is just give it a little thought and you'll get it right. :)
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@truthseeker545
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Are you a muslim ?
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@TooReal4896
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Yes, by the Grace of Allah.
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@truthseeker545
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@TooReal4896 Good, so tell me why are the fake translations spread out to the MASSES ?
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@truthseeker545
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Also what do you understand by the word, coz I think there can be more than 2, but it certainly is not 1.
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@TooReal4896
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@truthseeker545 Fake translations are necessary to prevent genuine questions (in this case, about the TRUE meaning of "Two Easts") from arising at all costs, because the Mulla doesn't want to look like an idiot when someone asks him something about the translation of an Ayat and he doesn't know it meaning or he can't satisfy the person who asked the question. On the contrary he wants to look like an expert of Quran and Islam, with the ability to answer any question thrown at him - a so called "Scholar" who just want to show that he knows everything.
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