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England still a lot come up the treasure they loot from all over the world.
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"The verses are incomplete, and believed to have been an aide memoire for an imam who already knew the Qur’an by heart, but the text is very close to the accepted authorised version.""THEIR" handiwork and pass it off as the Quran being changed....I would say oh o...
That only determines the age of the manuscript, not its content.
This was the first thought came to my mind too.
That only determines the age of the manuscript, not its content.
The age also falls in a period of time not exact date or something..The news has quoted the experts who ran carbon test to determined the status of the script. I am saying on the basis of this expert opinion
Yes and no...Depends on who will take the opposition side...Some bloody Mullah who doesnt know his ABC would go haram all over without explanation....While those who know the facts could put this forward IF the content doesnt match the Quran now (where people will be quick to pounce on and say that it wasnt preserved right or people amended it and so on)...However, if it matches the Quran now....then it would just back up the claim that it is well preserved....This was the first thought came to my mind too.
But there are older scripts too and if anything is deliberaty made up here it would be exposed
"The verses are incomplete, and believed to have been an aide memoire for an imam who already knew the Qur’an by heart, but the text is very close to the accepted authorised version."
from the guardian
I cant comment on that as i dont have expertise here in this regard but i just commented on basis of claim by this Prof Thomas which says
"These portions must have been in a form that is very close to the form of the Koran read today, supporting the view that the text has undergone little or no alteration and that it can be dated to a point very close to the time it was believed to be revealed."
How old are you ? What a stupid thing to say...Most religious people dont believe in radio carbon dating when paleontologist use it to prove evolution. I wonder that those muslims will believe in this claim or not.
"The verses are incomplete, and believed to have been an aide memoire for an imam who already knew the Qur’an by heart, but the text is very close to the accepted authorised version."
from the guardian
Very close could have many explanations but when you read the whole sentence then you just need to stop trolling:Of course, very close it may be, but very close is not identical. That alone may be a major issue for some, but not most.
"These portions must have been in a form that is very close to the form of the Koran read today, supporting the view that the text has undergone little or no alteration and that it can be dated to a point very close to the time it was believed to be revealed."
is there no difference between usage of radiocarbon on living things and on a paper?Most religious people dont believe in radio carbon dating when paleontologist use it to prove evolution. I wonder that those muslims will believe in this claim or not.
Most religious people dont believe in radio carbon dating when paleontologist use it to prove evolution. I wonder that those muslims will believe in this claim or not.
They've only tested the parchment so far. To tell when this was written they have to test the ink next. The sample preparation will be more difficult and time-consuming (and thus expensive).Two things are proven here by this discovery
1. that text in Quran is indeed not altered
2. the age of Islam
They've only tested the parchment so far. To tell when this was written they have to test the ink next. The sample preparation will be more difficult and time-consuming (and thus expensive).
In case you didn't notice, the researchers already qualified their results when they pointed out the text was "surprisingly legible". The parchment could, after all, be hundreds of years old before ink actually touched it.
Look who is talking let me show you what an indian person talks like:I know that its very difficult to digest for idiot religious fanatics like you who believe whatever you learn in madrassa. Instead of attacking personally, why dont you search a bit on google?
idiot religious fanatics
Contradicting much?Instead of attacking personally
In the Sana'a manuscript researchers explicitly assumed that the date of the oldest writing was the same as the date of the parchment: link.There are several other old manuscripts of the Quran recovered from Sana'a that are being studied:Sana'a manuscript - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In the Sana'a manuscript researchers explicitly assumed that the date of the oldest writing was the same as the date of the parchment: link.
Dating ink off of its parchment may be beyond the current state-of-the-art, I don't know....
Or it would have been buried or burnt by the wonderful examples of human beings in the Middle East like ISIS. At least in Britain, it's preserved.England still a lot come up the treasure they loot from all over the world.
Look who is talking let me show you what an indian person talks like:
Contradicting much?
2ndly, do show me your google research from vedic times where carbon dating PROVED evolution! go ahead
.Paleontology seeks to map out how life evolved across geologic time. A substantial hurdle is the difficulty of working out fossil ages.[\QUOTE]
Carbon Dating and Estimating Fossil Age
please stop embarrassing yourself. Do bit research before you post something. cheez, there are millions of sites on google but I know that either you are too lazy or just don't want to read something which contrary of what you learn in madrassa. So
Actionbioscience | Accuracy of Fossils and Dating Methods
But again, google is your friend. Please use it if you have problem with these sources.