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Emre_1974tr said:
[Quran 57.25] ... and We sent down Iron, in it great might...

Iron's atomic number is 26. It turned out that the gematrical value of word Iron in Arabic "حديد" is 26.

http://www.speed-light.info/miracles_of_quran/iron.htm
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Iron was not all sent down as most of the earths iron was formed in stars that died, and the iron and other heavy atoms were gathered together by gravity at the formation of the earth.



Besides it is common parlance in the quran to say that Allah sent stuff down from heaven and the phrase, Sent down, appears 42 times in the knoble quran.

At surah 39.6 the quran states that he sent down eight head of cattle in pairs.


There is also the matter of Allah sending down Manna and Quails, surah 2.57

More importantly the quran states Allah sent down a table of food.
Surah 5.112 to surah 5.115 tells of a story that God sent down a table of food for Jesus and the disciples. But this story appears nowhere in Christian doctrine, and it is assumed to be a miss interpretation by Muhammad, of the meaning of the last supper. As described in the bible at the Acts of the Apostles. Chapter 10.9 to 10.16
 
Are you aware that emre doesn't speak and iota of English and she copypastes or uses Google translate to hang her posts here? (her last post is copypasta)

What we need here is one of those idiotic bible fundamentalists who is keen is similar sites with the bible code and many wonders in it. Let's lure one of them

Hey! In the site emre is copypasting they are mocking Christians all the time. For instance

(In the Christian Bible Jesus insists that the only sign we should verify is him being in the grave for three days and three nights (Matthew 12:38-40). So we are checking: He was crucified on Friday afternoon, the day before the Sabbath (Mark 15:42) and then he was resurrected on Sunday morning (Mark 16:9). Between Friday afternoon and Sunday morning there is 36 hours. Can anyone fit within those 36 hours three days and three nights?)
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Now, let's make the secret service check on emre:

On emre's blog -in Turkish- she babbles about "timelessness" but strictly talks about time, specially that those who died, even saints, are dead and gone until the final judgement and resurrection come, while "martyrs" (a common label for terrorists) live on forever.
 
1- Only the Qur'an tells the true story of Jesus' life.

2- According to the Qur'an, you can not even slap anyone.

3- In my writing, I told the prophets and other very good people that they already lived in paradise.

4- Heaven=Sky=Universe. Heaven is not Paradise. But "Hereafter Universe or Hereafter Universes (Floor of Lord)," also contains paradises.

5- He, not she.
 
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Emre_1974tr said:
1- Only the Qur'an tells the true story of Jesus' life.

2- According to the Qur'an, you can not even slap anyone.

3- In my writing, I told the prophets and other very good people that they already lived in paradise.

4- Heaven=Sky=Universe. Heaven is not Paradise. But "Hereafter Universe or Hereafter Universes (Floor of Lord)," also contains paradises.

5- He, not she.
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Everything you wrote is flat out wrong.
 
Emre_1974tr said:
1- Only the Qur'an tells the true story of Jesus' life.

2- According to the Qur'an, you can not even slap anyone.

3- In my writing, I told the prophets and other very good people that they already lived in paradise.

4- Heaven=Sky=Universe. Heaven is not Paradise. But "Hereafter Universe or Hereafter Universes (Floor of Lord)," also contains paradises.

5- He, not she.
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You told the prophets they already lived in paradise? And of course they had no clue until you told them? Pure, unadulterated delusion.

"Heaven is not paradise"?

*Definition of paradise:
1 a : eden 2
b : an intermediate place or state where the souls of the righteous await resurrection and the final judgment
c : heaven2 : a place or state of bliss, felicity, or delight

*Mirriam-Webster

"He not she." Totally meaningless distinction where non-corporeal entities are concerned.
 
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Peregrinus said:
You told the prophets they already lived in paradise? And of course they had no clue until you told them? Pure, unadulterated delusion.

"Heaven is not paradise"?

*Definition of paradise:
1 a : eden 2
b : an intermediate place or state where the souls of the righteous await resurrection and the final judgment
c : heaven2 : a place or state of bliss, felicity, or delight

*Mirriam-Webster
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"He not she." A meaningless distinction.
 
aleCcowaN said:
Are you aware that emre doesn't speak and iota of English and she copypastes or uses Google translate to hang her posts here? (her last post is copypasta)

What we need here is one of those idiotic bible fundamentalists who is keen is similar sites with the bible code and many wonders in it. Let's lure one of them
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First, you don’t need to lure one in. I used to be one.

Second, it sounds like Emre isn’t even reading the replies, so engaging such a copypasta maven would be about as useful as speaking to a brick wall.

Third, if Emre is just copying and pasting text from elsewhere, aren’t they violating the forum rules against posting by proxy, especially as they’re not even honest enough to admit what they’re doing?
 
Because of the false and incomplete information in the False Gospels, you always perceive the heavens as Paradise.

And Your dictionaries are wrong too, of course.

In reality, the heavens = universes.
 
5- He, not she.

Mean, I am a male.

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Emre_1974tr said:
5- He, not she.

Mean, I am a male.

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Intersting.

THAT'S what you reply to, the idea that you might be female instead of male. All the valid criticism of the overtly pathetic nature of what you're claming is a "miracle" goes ignored, but your gender warrants a response.

Thank you for making it clear you care more about making sure we know you have a penis than you care about defending Islam. Allah gets the bare minimum of thought and effort, copy and paste is good enough for him, but your dick deserves special mention.

And before anyone points out I'm assuming Emre_1974tr is a cis-male and not a trans-male, I'm going to point out the odds of a trans-male Muslim man regurgitating this long stream of copy-pasta is small enough for me to feel confident in making that assumption.
 
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Emre_1974tr said:
The Noah Flood was regional.

It was only for the people of Noah.

My Turkish article about this:

http://emre1974tr.blogspot.com.tr/2011/07/nuh-tufan-bolgesel-ve-tek-topluma.html
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Meh. The Biblical flood account is a johnny-come-lately and the version in the Koran is an even later retelling of oral tradition that arouse around the Biblical account.

This version however predates both by a considerable length of time. I think the Noah analogue gets a much better deal in the older version.

https://www.ancient.eu/gilgamesh/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epic_of_Gilgamesh

So, we've gotten a bunch of special pleading Koran quotes so far. When are we going to start seeing evidence of miracles?
 
I haven't read all the threads yet but I will say it if no one said it. Surgeon Dr. Maurice Bucaille is the guy the Saudi king used to eminate these so-called scientific miracles of the Koran. The Muslim OP should search what else these Arabs did to promote their dogma using money. They are still pumping these lies to the gullible muslims. He will never find a speck of these so-called miracles in any of his tafsirs (volumes of Koranic interpretation) written in 1400 years by Islam's own scholars.
As far as the miracles themselves, he can read about them from a critical point of view at
https://wikiislam.net/wiki/Main_Page

Emre_1974tr , the best aproach to wake up from this is to look into the miracle claims of other religions. Like the Vedas, Bible etc, see how their believers claim scientific miracles in their books. It's the age of the internet. You'll see muslims are not the first ones that came up with these ideas..
Since they all can't be true, you have a problem.
 
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