الجواب الشافي على الضال الحافي في آية العين الحمئة في القرآن

[Said Interstellar]

Does the sun set in murky pud? See below樂


هل للشمس مطالع ومغارب؟ طبعا لا والجواب
قال صلى الله عليه وسلم ( هي على رسلها لا تبرح ولا تزول , تغرب عن قوم وتطلع على قوم ,وتغرب عن قوم وتطلع , فقوم يقولون غربت ,وقوم يقولون طلعت )
((مسند الامام ابي اسحاق الهمداني))
إذن ذو القرنين وجدها تغرب أي خيلت إليه كذلك وإلا فهي لاتغرب أصلا ههه
وكالة الناسا نشرت في 15 ماي 2005 صورة تقول فيها التقطنا صورة للشمس تغرب تحت كوكب المريخ 樂樂

Qur'an 18:86 — Sun sets in murky/ muddy water?!???!?

QURAN SAYS FOUND IT AS IF..
If I tell you I found the moon hiding behind a black cloud and how it is scaring then it raised above that cloud what would be your reaction?
will you try to prove to me it's unscientific? !
No of course because you already know what i mean. Yet if you try to prove to me that the moon is so and so from a scientific view that it's far etc then it's you that is a fool not me because i was talking about how i FOUND it appearing to me cos i already know how scientifically
Qur'an 18:86 — Sun sets in murky/ muddy water?!???!?
Yes Quran narrates that on a well known king who travelled all around the globe
BUT, suddenly was contemplating the sun which was looking AS IF going down in a muddy water
(see my pics below)
Quran never says what you claimed
[And he marched westwards] till, when he came to the setting of the sun, it appeared to him that it was setting in a dark, turbid sea
[Muhammad Asad]
Until when he reached the setting-place of the sun, he perceived it setting in a miry spring...
[Abdul Majid Daryabadi]
Until, when he reached the setting of the sun, he found it [as if] setting in a spring of dark mud...
[Saheeh International]
This verse doesn't state the sun goes into a body of water, there are no implications of this at all.
If I tell you I found the sun setting in my basket ball net. Then what would you understand?!
Will you fuss saying no science says bla bla bla..if you do that i will put you with fools because this has nothing to do with science here but with how i personally saw the sun. (see pic below)
The same think said on NASA website then are they fools too that they made this scandal on their site or they were only contemplating it
https://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imag...it0WHA6a2BK7nA
"On May 19, 2005, NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Spirit captured this stunning view as the Sun sank below the rim of Gusev crater on Mars."
What the verse states is that Dhul-Qarnayn found/saw/perceived the sun setting in a body of water, which would obviously be the case when he travelled as far west as possible until there was no more land to travel on. Just as one can easily do if they visit the sea-side and watch the sunset.
We went back to all Quranic tafseer or interpretators and found all agreed that sun seemed to him so..
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We know that Sunna interpretes Quran
Prophet Muhammed says about the sun
Now underline this hadeeth of prophet With a million highlights
"It is going in a non-stop regular motion. It does not cease or disappear.It sets in one place and rises in another.
So that some people would say it has set and other would say it has just risen (at the same moment).
In this too is a clear proof from Islam that ((each swim in an orbit)) as Quran mentions and affirms!
Ref: Musnad Abi Ishaq El Hamdani
Conclusion
The allegation put forth against the Quran is utterly baseless and is simply refuted by the Arabic language. The verse contains no reference at all of the sun literally setting or entering or going down into a muddy pool of water.
It simply tells the story of righteous servant of God - Dhul-Qarnayn - who traveled on a journey until he reached the time of sunset or the western part of his empire and saw the sun setting, from his perspective, in a body of water. As anyone is able to do if they visit the sea side.
After looking at a few translation of the verse it becomes clear what the verse is saying. The verse clearly says Dhul-Qarnayn travelled to the end of the land (i.e. until he reached the sea), as far west as he could travel. When he travelled west and reached the coast, there was no more land in this direction (on is route to travel westward), there was only the ocean, and the sun was setting. And as he looked across the murky body of water he saw the sun setting at the horizon.
So what does the Quran actually say, does it state the sun enters the murky spring as the critics claim? The Quran was revealed in Arabic so to answer this we need to do a linguistic analysis of the verse.
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Sunset on Mars

[*اسلامي عزي*]

بوركت أخي على هذا الطرح .

اقتباس

On May 19, 2005, NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Spirit captured this stunning view as the Sun sank below the rim of Gusev crater on Mars. This Panoramic Camera mosaic was taken around 6:07 in the evening of the rover's 489th Martian day, or sol.

الشمس بحسب المقال و التعبير المستعمل ( the Sun sank below ) غرِقت / انغمست / ابتُلعت / دُفِنت أسفل حافة Gusev بسطح المريخ !

هكذا خُيّل للنّاظر !

ولا عزاء للمشكّكين الجهلة من الكهنة والسّدنة !

[*اسلامي عزي*]

سُبحان الذي خلق فأبدع !

[Said Interstellar]

اقتباس

[h=1]بوركت أخي على هذا الطرح .




الشمس بحسب المقال و التعبير المستعمل ( the Sun sank below ) غرِقت / انغمست / ابتُلعت / دُفِنت أسفل حافة Gusev بسطح المريخ !

هكذا خُيّل للنّاظر !

ولا عزاء للمشكّكين الجهلة من الكهنة والسّدنة !

و فيك بارك الله .نعم. و الله متم نوره و لو كره الكافرون.

[الشهاب الثاقب.]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
و به نستعين



جزاكم الله خيرا

الآية واضحة كالشمس ( وَجَدَهَا تَغْرُبُ فِي عَيْنٍ حَمِئَةٍ )

اقتباس

NEWS | May 1, 2019
What Does a Sunrise-Sunset Look Like on Mars?
Sunset at Gusev Crater: The Sun sinks below the horizon in this stunning panoramic view captured by NASA's Spirit Mars rover in 2005. NASA/JPL/Texas A&M/Cornell | › Full image and caption

NASA's Viking 1 lander first showed humans what a sunset looked like on Mars in 1976. Several more Red Planet robots have since sent back a variety of views of Martian sunrises and sunsets.

Some color-corrected, blue-hued images preview what human Mars explorers might one day see while relaxing after a hard day's work on the fourth planet:

First Twilight: This Viking 1 image is one of first images of a sunset as seen from the surface of Mars. Credit: NASA/JPL/LaRC | › Full image and caption


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NEWS | May 1, 2019
What Does a Sunrise-Sunset Look Like on Mars?
Tiny sun rises on the horizon of a Martian plain. A robotic arm is visible in the foreground.
Sunset at Gusev Crater: The Sun sinks below the horizon in this stunning panoramic view captured by NASA's Spirit Mars rover in 2005. NASA/JPL/Texas A&M/Cornell | › Full image and caption

NASA's Viking 1 lander first showed humans what a sunset looked like on Mars in 1976. Several more Red Planet robots have since sent back a variety of views of Martian sunrises and sunsets.

Some color-corrected, blue-hued images preview what human Mars explorers might one day see while relaxing after a hard day's work on the fourth planet:

Rocky red landscape in fading light.
First Twilight: This Viking 1 image is one of first images of a sunset as seen from the surface of Mars. Credit: NASA/JPL/LaRC | › Full image and caption
Viking 2 captured a Martian sunrise on June 14, 1978.
NASA's Spirit Mars rover captured this famous view of the Sun sinking below the rim of Gusev crater on Mars on May 9, 2005.
NASA's Curiosity Mars rover captured another blue view of the Sun sinking below the Martian horizon; the imaging team made into a short movie in 2015.
And, in 2019, NASA's Insight lander returned several views of Martian sunrises and sunsets that also captured parts of the spacecraft on a dusty plain.
Because Mars is farther from the Sun than Earth, the Sun appears only about two-thirds the size we see when we watch sunsets here on Earth.

Sunset Sequence: NASA's Curiosity rover watches the Sun sink below the horizon at Gale Crater in 2015. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS/Texas A&M Univ. | › Full image and caption

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? What Does a Sunrise-Sunset Look Like on Mars