[IN URDU] Will History repeats itself ?

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Re: [IN URDU] Will History repeats itself ?

@omeriqbal

Assalamu Alaykum,

I will end this discussion by saying I have nothing to add here anymore. This verses are far more clear, if we are bent upon saying that birds are actually people, and we are bent upon saying that God did not (or cannot) make people die and raise them despite clear verse of Quran, what evidence can I bring?

Is God trying to fool me, by saying birds (tayr) when He actually meant men (naas)? Why not just say men?

Knowing Arabic, when I am standing in prayer, listening to the recitation of these verses, am I supposed to say, ‘wait – this is not what it is actually saying, there is this hidden meaning to it’. Even though it says tayr, and tayr is used in almost all of Arabic literature as birds and it cannot mean men, and it is impossible to conceive such a meaning of this word!

It is like saying in English: “I saw a bird, it was dead, but when I called it, it actually came flying!” but then, despite the clear words in English, one still insist on saying it was actually not a bird rather people!

Tayr means the same thing – good old flying bird, that’s about it. If you can bring me ONE Arabic dictionary that suggests that it can mean men, I am willing to continue discussion at least on this part.

Best Wishes,
Omer Iqbal

Mr. Omar Iqbar !
**PLease check verse in [17:13] **

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