Thread: "786" - Does it stand for 'Bismillah Hirahmaan niraaheem' ?
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Old 10-21-2007, 08:37 PM
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Default Re: "786" - Does it stand for 'Bismillah Hirahmaan niraaheem' ?
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Originally Posted by Rida View Post
I don't use it myself but heres another explanation Numeral 786 as Basmala

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lol i'ts funny that no one clicked on your link or read it...

The author of the article is ignorant. If he had clicked on your link he would have felt like an idiiot.

My personal favorite is the fact he claims hari krishna is 786 but according to accumulation is actually 776... lol..
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