Jews in the Quran - Revision history

פטר חמור at 18:49, 9 October 2012

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‎الذين هادوا

2011-10-06T18:53:40Z

2011-10-06T18:47:32Z

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 :unto Thee have we turned in repentance!
 :7:156
-The one who does it is a Ha'id which is thus the correct Quranic Arabic word for a Jew. Jews in plural would be Hoodan, sadly this plural has been confused with a singular word of the same sound but completely different meaning which is the singular word for [[يهود]] (who are NOT to be confused with Jews).
+The one who does it is a Ha'id which is thus the correct Quranic Arabic word for a Jew. Jews in plural would be Hoodan, sadly this plural has been confused with a singular word of the same sound but completely different meaning which is the singular word for [[يهود|Delayers]] (who are NOT to be confused with Jews).

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 :unto Thee have we turned in repentance!
 :7:156
-The one who does it is a Ha'id which is thus the correct Quranic Arabic word for a Jew. Jews in plural would be Hoodan, sadly this plural has been confused with a singular word of the same sound but completely different meaning '''هودا''' which is the singular word for [[يهود]] (who are NOT Jews).
+The one who does it is a Ha'id which is thus the correct Quranic Arabic word for a Jew. Jews in plural would be Hoodan, sadly this plural has been confused with a singular word of the same sound but completely different meaning which is the singular word for [[يهود]] (who are NOT to be confused with Jews).

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 :unto Thee have we turned in repentance!
 :7:156
-The one who does it is a Ha'id (plural: Hoodan).
+The one who does it is a Ha'id which is thus the correct Quranic Arabic word for a Jew. Jews in plural would be Hoodan, sadly this plural has been confused with a singular word of the same sound but completely different meaning '''هودا''' which is the singular word for [[يهود]] (who are NOT Jews).

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	Sadly this has been confused with another word of the same sound '''[[هودا\|Hoodan]]'''.		Sadly this has been confused with another word of the same sound '''[[هودا\|Hoodan]]'''.
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		+	It is important to note that Jews are not [[يهود]]

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 :unto Thee have we turned in repentance!
 :7:156
-the who does it is Ha'id, plaural is Hoodan.
+The one who does it is a Ha'id (plural: Hoodan).
 Sadly this has been confused with another word of the same sound '''[[هودا|Hoodan]]'''.

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:53, 29 August 2011
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		+	='''الذين هادوا'''=
	The word for Judaism in the Quran is from the root الهَوْدُ meaning:		The word for Judaism in the Quran is from the root الهَوْدُ meaning:
	:التَّوْبَةُ، هادَ يَهُودُ هوْداً وتَهَوَّد: تابَ ورجع إِلى الحق، فهو هائدٌ		:التَّوْبَةُ، هادَ يَهُودُ هوْداً وتَهَوَّد: تابَ ورجع إِلى الحق، فهو هائدٌ

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 :التَّوْبَةُ، هادَ يَهُودُ هوْداً وتَهَوَّد: تابَ ورجع إِلى الحق، فهو هائدٌ
 It comes from the root Hawdu = repentance; and is related to Tahawwda = to repent and return to the Truth = to become an adherent of the Laws of Moses
-:إِنَّا هُدْنَـا إِلَيْكَ  [7:156]= unto Thee have we turned in repentance!";
+:إِنَّا هُدْنَـا إِلَيْكَ
 the who does it is Ha'id, plaural is Hoodan.
 Sadly this has been confused with another word of the same sound '''[[هودا|Hoodan]]'''.

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	the who does it is Ha'id, plaural is Hoodan.		the who does it is Ha'id, plaural is Hoodan.

−	Sadly this has been confused with another word of the same sound '''Hoodan'''.	+	Sadly this has been confused with another word of the same sound '''[[هودا\|Hoodan]]'''.

← Older revision	Revision as of 20:17, 28 August 2011
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