Awesome stream ya akhi St Murad.Surely you will cause a Zilzal in the Quranic Dunya.Waiting eagerly for your masterpiece, God bless you immensely.

I read: the Jews where supposed to go to Madagaskar and Suriname because historically the are good in Agriculture.

Thank you , brother Murad. This Quran translation of yours will definitely turn the world of Islam upside down . I have the free sample downloaded , but I hope you can put your books in hardcover .....

@@eva4adam451 I strongly recommend doing more reading until you get past the propaganda.

Jibreel (the dog hater) has revealed to me that these infidels in this livestream have daif qualifications. Thus, we can only turn to scholars with sahi PhDs, even though they 'kafir' the truth. They are to be trusted like Haffs (the fabricator). Allah snackbar!

Yes

When I looked into that, I gathered the following: Syriac is a dialect of Aramaic that developed into its own distinct language over time. 1. Syriac originated as a dialect of Western Aramaic, specifically the dialect spoken in the ancient city of Edessa (modern-day Urfa in Turkey). 2. Over time, Syriac diverged significantly from other Aramaic dialects, to the point where it is now considered a separate language rather than just a dialect. The differences include alphabet, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, and sentence structure. 3. Syriac emerged as an important literary language around the 1st century CE and continued to be widely used through the Middle Ages[3]. It became the liturgical and literary language of many Christian communities in the Middle East. 4. While Syriac developed from Aramaic, it is not mutually intelligible with other Aramaic dialects or with the Aramaic spoken in Jesus' time (which was likely Galilean Aramaic). 5. In linguistic terms, Syriac is classified as part of the Aramaic language family, but it represents a distinct branch that evolved separately over many centuries. 6. There are different dialects of Syriac as well, including Eastern and Western varieties, which have some differences in pronunciation and vocabulary. 7. The term "Syriac" is sometimes used interchangeably with "Christian Aramaic" due to its strong association with Eastern Christian churches and literature. Citations: www.quora.com/What-is-the-connection-between-Syriac-and-Hebrew-and-Aramaic www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-difference-between-syriac-aramaic-hadrian-m%C3%A2r-%C3%A9lijah-bar-isra%C3%ABl hiphilangsci.net/2020/03/07/what-is-syriac/ kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rp6IjblolcnPfpc.html www.reddit.com/r/Assyria/comments/vhnaq2/do_we_speak_syriac_assyrian_or_aramaic_can/ syriacpress.com/blog/2020/03/28/the-place-of-syriac-among-the-aramaic-dialects/ www.britannica.com/topic/Syriac-language

That is interesting to learn. Thank you for sharing this anecdote.

I always thought of the word for Fish in Amharic and symbolism of this towards Jesus and Christianity and the name in Arabic Isa. Its more 'Asza' in Amharic I believe, than Isza though I know its a stretch but thought it interesting.

​@@J1WE, ኢሳ -ISA and አሳ Asa (Fish in Amharic) ??

@@Kgdity8eitkg right, Fish being a symbol of early Christianity. Water being life. Water providing food and life. Giver of life. Go and be Fisherman etc.. I just always though it interesting that Isa is similar to Asa in a phonetics kind of way. Based on sound. Its a stretch but intersting to me. Same as Muhammad Abdulla + Kadijah Khuwaylid roughly translates in name meaing to : The Annointed/Praised Servant + Eternal Birth(premee, b4 its time, early birth, virgin birth?) If you take muhammads parents, grandparents and caretakers names, it starts to relay a sort of story about Jesus. Very fascinating.

2:20:44 - agreed

2:24:07 - so Jesus heard from God. But Mo never did.

@@321-Islam-Unpacked Good point. Mo heard from a 3rd party, without witnesses

Look up deeply What dome in The Bible means has nothing to do with what you think it is , earth isn't flat easy to destroy that but the heliocentric model is also not true but works way better than flat earth.