Relating Letters in The Qur'an

وَتَمَّتۡ كَلِمَتُ رَبِّكَ صِدۡقࣰا وَعَدۡلࣰاۚ لَّا مُبَدِّلَ لِكَلِمَـٰتِهِۦۚ وَهُوَ ٱلسَّمِیعُ ٱلۡعَلِیمُ﴿ ١١٥ ﴾
• Sahih International:
And the word of your Lord has been fulfilled in truth and in justice. None can alter His words, and He is the Hearing, the Knowing.
Al-Anʿām, Ayah 115

[@Sol-jy8wl]

Id be interested to see if you could train an AI with your rules to look for those patterns and create some more extensive databases, would be epic to see the relationships with more languages

[@solaqurana]

yeah you absolutely could - hopefully they are the good kind of jinn that will be honest with their discoveries and not the kind that allowed the situation we are in at the moment 😁

[@astroflyinsights]

Profound and so instructive

[@solaqurana]

Jazakallah Khayr it means a lot

[@astroflyinsights]

​​@@solaquranareally, what a left-right brain + work, mashallah

[@Sol-jy8wl]

@@astroflyinsights yes bro mashallah, his way of articulating these patterns makes it seem obvious, the relationships of the sound and meaning, it really changes my perspective of language to a much more granular structured logic

[@earnesteffort8115]

Thanks brother for your nice efforts. I am very interested to learn Qur'anic Arabic. Please help me. Please explain the verse (3:7).

[@electakhan8334]

Very clear picture....jazakum Allahu khair.

[@solaqurana]

Jazakallahu khayr

[@astroflyinsights]

25:40 what you describe is an arithmetic series. Is the word salsalah connected to the word salah? Sorry, not a native Arabic speaker though I should have been. Got me thinking also about muqatta'at

[@solaqurana]

Silsilah is based off of letters Sin and Lam so because Sin is paired with Saad so it would be at least vaguely connected.

[@astroflyinsights]

@@solaqurana that is brilliant, thank you for replying! Like concentric circles, a ripple effect, and also from what I understand how the Quran is structured, fractally. Apparently also true of literary structure in the ancient Middle East. As opposed to linearly in a Germanic/Prussian way.

[@solaqurana]

@@astroflyinsights Our cosmos is a literal ripple effect in time and space. It will be very fun to make that video Lordwilling - once the map is finalized by process of elimination

[@hotspring503]

I do not know arabic , as someone investigating quran on english resources and Quranic Corpus and following a lot of Quran Centric channel both locally and internationally , just asking your opinions on the following ; 1. Some say Quran's arabic is an old classical arabic that is very different from contemporary Arabic ( it actually has its own language and grammer and it needs a specific study) 2. Meanings in languages change over time. Do you think this might have caused change in the meanings of some words , verbs that we might be misunderstanding what this book is tryin to say ? 3.The original quran was written without any dialectic marks added later. Any chance this might have caused problems ? Thanks in advance

[@solaqurana]

Peace be upon you, 1) This is practically indistinguishable from Modern Standard Arabic or formal arabic used on Middle Eastern News stations of which all colloquial arab dialects understand to this day. There would be no different grammar rules. 2) I do believe meanings of words change over time - but this would apply to something that no longer exists in our world in the same form that reminds of the original thing from thr Worlds of The Qur'an. That being said, I believe it is more than possible to salvage all of the original meanings by reflecting upon the root system of the word of interest and how it is defined in the Qur'an's verses and used as a whole in the entire Qur'an 3) Those "manuscripts" are nowhere near as old as they're claimed to be - nothing but colonial forgeries given a seal of "authenticity" by radio carbon dating pseudoscience meant to cast doubt on the Qur'an's integrity by introducing the "Qir'aat" fitnah based on this lack of diacritical marks and even dots missing (watch my first video for an example of this fabricating fake Qur'ans as an attempt to produce the like therein from Jinn and Ins rendering contradictory words of different meanings not simply different pronounciations like in other languages). I hope that gives you some food for thought. There's far more to the story - but that's where I stand at the moment after some time investigating.

[@hotspring503]

@@solaqurana Peace bro . Thank you. I guess the most important thing is to be able to salvage original meanings depending the context when necessary. During the last 5 years what I realized is that The Quran is probably the most distorted book of all times. ( we are living in world full of lies , I'm very well aware of this) But there seems to be a wakening and I'm happy for this. Keep up the good work . May God help you.

[@solaqurana]

@@hotspring503 I really appreciate that - the goal is to produce a translation that is loyal to every Arabic word in The Qur'an across every useage of every word and with the full context of the stories The Word was revealed in.

[@hotspring503]

@@solaquranaBro , this goal is a dream come true. Let us all know what we can do for you.

[@solaqurana]

@@hotspring503 Insha Allah

[@Al-fathima-Zagreb-noorNo-fe5pi]

So, how about Aramaic or Hebrew language they cannot be for revelation language? What is that logic though? Moses didn’t received revelation because he spoke hébreu? New subscribers here

[@solaqurana]

Aramaic and Hebrew are modern creations of Arabic. Eliezer Ben Yehuda created Hebrew in the late 1800s using Arabic roots. Musa spoke Arabic like all the Messengers of God, even the enemies of God like Pharaoh spoke Arabic. The languages were modified in recent times gradually away from Arabic the Mother Tongue and into the 'Ajami tongues we have today.

[@Al-fathima-Zagreb-noorNo-fe5pi]

@@solaqurana so what language did Abraham spoke?

[@Al-fathima-Zagreb-noorNo-fe5pi]

@@solaqurana And what language did jesus Christ spoke?

[@solaqurana]

@@Al-fathima-Zagreb-noorNo-fe5pi Arabic

[@Al-fathima-Zagreb-noorNo-fe5pi]

@@solaqurana 😀😀😀 They both spoke Arabic Sir be careful of what you are doing tho., No more need to give bad reputation for your religion you try to save..