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Old 10-29-2007, 03:10 PM
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Default Re: The Qur'an does NOT advise husbands to beat their wives.

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Originally Posted by Variable View Post
I don't think the danger here is translation. I think the danger is people not acknowledging that every source, no matter how divine or 'clear' - is open to interpretation. Each translation is just the interpretation of another scholar.

People who think they have a monopoly on Quranic understanding, who refuse to be open to the fact that they might be wrong about something - are what come out of this mind set.

That's the danger.
That's a really good post and i agree with you but if the quran is meant to be a guideline on how to live your life then having a million possibilities of interpretation may make life a little confusing.
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