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blood poured forth, meaning the animal’s liquid blood—which had to be drained from the animal’s veins before its meat could be eaten—as distinct from its organs or other tissue; the flesh of swine; and any animal consecrated to what is other than God—that is, to a false deity or idol. An exception here, as in other verses, is made for one who is compelled by necessity to

blood poured forth, meaning the animal’s liquid blood—which had to be drained from the animal’s veins before its meat could be eaten—as distinct from its organs or other tissue; the flesh of swine; and any animal consecrated to what is other than God—that is, to a false deity or idol. An exception here, as in other verses, is made for one who is compelled by necessity to eat what is otherwise considered unlawful. The

blood poured forth, meaning the animal’s liquid blood—which had to be drained from the animal’s veins before its meat could be eaten—as distinct from its organs or other tissue; the flesh of swine; and any animal consecrated to what is other than God—that is, to a false deity or idol. An exception here, as in other verses, is made for one who is compelled by necessity to eat what is otherwise considered unlawful. The

For the statement Had God willed, they would not have done so and the command to the Prophet to leave them,

the mission that he has been given.

That God’s Promise will surely come to pass and that it cannot be “thwarted” by human effort are repeated in various ways throughout the Quran;Similarly, that God’s Promise is true is mentioned repeatedly;

enjoying Nasr’s (rather opinionated!) commentary, with lots of references not only to Biblical antecedents but Islamic repercussions of the Qurʔānic revelation. i wouldn’t call him a feminist, but he deals with Q 4:34 and similar verses with a good deal of transparency and openness. excited to keep going

just read through al-Baqarah so i guess that means we’re reading the Qurʔān now. very funny to be doing this *after* having taken two classes on the subject. world’s most educated first-time reader