09.01.2011, 16:04
Es gibt zu jedem Vers seinen Hintergrund.
Es einfach nur so reinzuwerfen wird dir nichts weiter bringen außer einer (gewünschten?) verstärkung deiner Vorurteile.
Es gibt eine zeitliche Folge die hier gut erklärt wird:
In the beginning of Islam, Muslims in Makkah were commanded to perform the prayer and pay some charity, so as to comfort the poor among them. They were also commanded to be forgiving and forbearing with the idolators and to observe patience with them at the time. However, they were eager and anticipating the time when they would be allowed to fight, so that they could punish their enemies. The situation at that time did not permit armed conflict for many reasons. For instance, Muslims were few at the time, compared to their numerous enemies. The Muslims' city was a sacred one and the most honored area on the earth, and this is why the command to fight was not revealed in Makkah. Later on when the Muslims controlled a town of their own, Al-Madinah, and had strength, power and support, Jihad was then legislated. Yet, when the command to fight was revealed, just as Muslims wished, some of them became weary and were very fearful of facing the idolators in battle.
Sie wurden nähmlich brutalst unterdrückt und verfolgt.
Dann als sie eine Basis hatten und die Attacken der Feinde nicht zurückgingen und Verträge gebrochen wurden kam es zum Befehl auszurücken Was einige nicht wollten.
Und dann kam eine starke Antwort nähmlich:
There is No Escaping Death
Allah said,
(Wheresoever you may be, death will overtake you even if you are in fortresses built up strong and high!) meaning, you shall certainly die and none of you shall ever escape death. Allah said,
(Whatsooever is on it (the earth) will perish),
(Everyone shall taste death), and,
(And We granted not to any human being immortality before you). Therefore, every soul shall taste death and nothing can save any person from it, whether he performed Jihad or not. Everyone has an appointed time, and a limited term of life. In the illness that preceded his death, Khalid bin Al-Walid said, while in his bed, "I participated in so and so number of battles, and every part of my body sustained an injury due to a stab or a shot. Yet here I am, I die in my bed! Let not the eyes of the cowards ever taste sleep.'' Allah's statement,
(even if you are in fortresses built up strong and high!) means, entrenched, fortified, high and towering. No caution or fortification can ever avert death.
Und dann unterliegt man seinem Urteil.
Das war keine ausführliche Erklärung jeder Fehler kommt von mir. Ich wollte nur aufzeigen das es Hintergründe für jeden einzelnen Vers gibt immer hin wurde der Koran über Jahrzehnte offenbart.
Es einfach nur so reinzuwerfen wird dir nichts weiter bringen außer einer (gewünschten?) verstärkung deiner Vorurteile.
Es gibt eine zeitliche Folge die hier gut erklärt wird:
In the beginning of Islam, Muslims in Makkah were commanded to perform the prayer and pay some charity, so as to comfort the poor among them. They were also commanded to be forgiving and forbearing with the idolators and to observe patience with them at the time. However, they were eager and anticipating the time when they would be allowed to fight, so that they could punish their enemies. The situation at that time did not permit armed conflict for many reasons. For instance, Muslims were few at the time, compared to their numerous enemies. The Muslims' city was a sacred one and the most honored area on the earth, and this is why the command to fight was not revealed in Makkah. Later on when the Muslims controlled a town of their own, Al-Madinah, and had strength, power and support, Jihad was then legislated. Yet, when the command to fight was revealed, just as Muslims wished, some of them became weary and were very fearful of facing the idolators in battle.
Sie wurden nähmlich brutalst unterdrückt und verfolgt.
Dann als sie eine Basis hatten und die Attacken der Feinde nicht zurückgingen und Verträge gebrochen wurden kam es zum Befehl auszurücken Was einige nicht wollten.
Und dann kam eine starke Antwort nähmlich:
There is No Escaping Death
Allah said,
(Wheresoever you may be, death will overtake you even if you are in fortresses built up strong and high!) meaning, you shall certainly die and none of you shall ever escape death. Allah said,
(Whatsooever is on it (the earth) will perish),
(Everyone shall taste death), and,
(And We granted not to any human being immortality before you). Therefore, every soul shall taste death and nothing can save any person from it, whether he performed Jihad or not. Everyone has an appointed time, and a limited term of life. In the illness that preceded his death, Khalid bin Al-Walid said, while in his bed, "I participated in so and so number of battles, and every part of my body sustained an injury due to a stab or a shot. Yet here I am, I die in my bed! Let not the eyes of the cowards ever taste sleep.'' Allah's statement,
(even if you are in fortresses built up strong and high!) means, entrenched, fortified, high and towering. No caution or fortification can ever avert death.
Und dann unterliegt man seinem Urteil.
Das war keine ausführliche Erklärung jeder Fehler kommt von mir. Ich wollte nur aufzeigen das es Hintergründe für jeden einzelnen Vers gibt immer hin wurde der Koran über Jahrzehnte offenbart.