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AbuTahir@lemm.eeM to Muslim- A community for people to discuss about anything related to islam and muslim ummah@lemm.ee · 1 month ago

Assalamalykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu

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Assalamalykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu

AbuTahir@lemm.eeM to Muslim- A community for people to discuss about anything related to islam and muslim ummah@lemm.ee · 1 month ago
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    Wa alaikumusalam.

    (Sorry, agnostic scandinavian here… I just wanted to show off what little Arabic I know. May you live long and prosper.)

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    wa alaikumus-salam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh

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    Waaleikum assalamu wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh brother.

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1. Scholarly Respect

  • Approach all discussions with academic rigor and respect. Treat the Quran and its study with the seriousness it deserves as a subject of scholarly inquiry.
  • Engage with the Quranic text and academic interpretations in a manner that reflects respect for its significance and complexity.

2. Accuracy and Evidence

  • Base discussions on well-researched and credible sources. Provide references from recognized scholarly works, academic articles, and authoritative texts.
  • Avoid presenting personal opinions or interpretations without supporting evidence or scholarly backing.

3. Academic Integrity

  • Clearly distinguish between personal interpretations and established academic views. Ensure that your contributions are rooted in sound research and scholarship.
  • Properly cite sources when quoting or referring to academic works, articles, or historical sources.

4. Respect for Diverse Scholarly Opinions

  • Acknowledge and respect a range of scholarly opinions and interpretations. Recognize that there may be multiple valid perspectives on Quranic studies.
  • Engage in discussions with an open mind, valuing contributions from different schools of thought and scholarly traditions.

5. Constructive Criticism

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9. Relevant Content

  • Ensure that all posts and discussions are relevant to academic studies of the Quran. Off-topic discussions should be redirected to appropriate threads or forums.
  • Use designated areas for specific topics—such as tafsir, historical context, linguistic analysis, etc.—to maintain organization and clarity.

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These guidelines are designed to foster a scholarly and respectful environment for Quranic discussions, encouraging rigorous academic engagement while upholding the integrity and dignity of the study.

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