And the Messenger said: O Lord, my people have neglected the Quran. Q25:30
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1/5 Each sura of the Quran was revealed as a complete entity rather than as individual verses. Exegetes argue that the Quran was revealed in sporadic verses and later compiled. They fabricated stories and hadiths were added to fill the gaps...
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أرجو ان تشاركنا بنتائج هذا المجهود.
سابدأ في المستقبل القريب مشروع بناء ذكاء صناعي مغلق للقرآن (custom make)
يعمل داخل المنظومة القرآنية فقط و لا يخرج لاي نص اخر.
نغذيه باحدث المعلومات التي توصلنا لها و الموثوق منها، و الفرق بين معاني الكلمات حسب الرسم القرآني.
العملية معقدة و تحتاج جهد كبير لتغذية المنظومة.
لكني اعتقد انها ستقدم نتائج غير متوقعة بسبب سرعة ال AI في مقارنة النصوص، و تقديم المعنى الامثل لكل كلمة و آية من داخل النص.
و قد يكون في المستقبل تطبيق على كل هاتف، يجيبك على اي استفسار شرعي و من داخل المنظومة القرآنية فقط و يقدم الادلة بايات قرانية، و قابل للتطوير و بلغات متعددة.
و بهذا سنقضي على وظيفة الكاهن و الكهنوت الاسلامي الى الابد.
ارجو من كل من يمتلك خبرة في موضوع ال AI، ان يفيدنا بمعلومات عن هذا الموضوع.
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Arab and Muslims have severe deficiencies in economic reasoning. Basic economics concepts that are routinely taught in Western high schools are poorly understood or inadequately taught, even at the university level.
Third worlders have no notion of how value is produced.
They think people are rich because of sheer luck (oil, gems), exploitation (peasants), or looting (colonization).
This is why they're so obsessed with reparations. It's also why they dream of being a beneficiary of rents (as opposed to doing anything useful for humanity).
Muslims suffer from “civilizational narcissism” that masks a fragile sense of collective identity. These obsessive reactions to criticism are symptoms of narcissistic injury.
Another coping mechanism found in Muslim societies is hyper-nationalism. An American once wrote that when visiting a Muslim country, taxi drivers were more interested in asking about her ethnicity than about where she was going. Identity often takes precedence over destination.
Islamic slavery represents a dark chapter in Islamic history, deeply intertwined with racism and sexism. Slavery is the reason why Quraysh fought the Prophet. It is the reason why most Muslims today follow Islam of Quraysh, rather than Islam of Muhammad.
In the Arab world people often ask, “Where are you from?” long before they ask, “What do you think?” or “What have you accomplished?” An excessive obsession with origin and ethnicity produces tribalism, insecurity, and conformity—not intellectual or scientific progress. 1/3
A society that is obsessed with ancestry eventually becomes indifferent to excellence. When lineage and origin become social currency, people spend more time defending identities than questioning assumptions, creating, building, or discovering truth. 2/3
People debate Arab/Muslim cultural pathologies endlessly without a framework. Theodor Adorno gave us one 75 years ago. The authoritarian personality isn't necessarily produced by politics, it's produced by culture: family, religion, social structure. 1/
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None of this is genetic or civilizational destiny. It's produced through specific family structures, educational systems, and religious institutions. Which means it can change. But not by arguing facts with people whose identity depends on the distortion. 7/
It’s true that the practice of Burqa and face veiling were cultural practices adopted by Muslims. They are not mandated by the Quran.
Sadly, in much of the Middle East, Sunni discourse has drifted into materialism—even within religious circles. Meanwhile, Shi’a spaces (especially in Iran) emphasize philosophy, intellect, and aesthetics—arguably carrying the torch of the Islamic Golden Age.
