Details of interpreting verses from the Qur'an and obvious blunders

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Re: Details of interpreting verses from the Qur’an and obvious blunders

@Mr.Popat

If the above highlighted statement does not mean ‘‘some people were not killed in that massacre’’, then there 2 meanings that we can draw from ‘Many people were killed in that massacre’’

1 ) Either some got saved >>since in the example, ‘all’ is not used, but ‘many’
2 ) Either all died >> since you insist ‘‘some people were not killed in that massacre’’.

Simple.. please understand.

You cannot have your feet in two boats.

Stop being obtuse … And this point is another distraction …

If I say many people were killed … It means more than a certain amount … That is deemed as not many …

And IF you must be specific … A plural in Arabic is 3 or more … So if you want it to mean other than plural then it can take the meaning of dual or single … But because it is plural it can include all of them too … But my argument is that it is not specifically ALL …

So please save yourself further embarrassment … Your argument is going to lead to no where and you know it.