I’ve been getting a few visitors each day for the last few days, since I posted on Facebook an analysis of Surah Al-Baqarah having indication of antipathy and vengeance from Muhammad against those not believing his claim to be a prophet. However, I’ve wondered why nobody has registered, to leave comments. This morning, I figured out why: I had not activated the WordPress plug-in to enable that.
My apologies for anyone who was frustrated with my oversight. ๐
In other news, today shall be the thirteenth straight day of learning Arabic, using Mango Languages for Libraries. If you’d like to learn a foreign language, and you have a library card, check to see if your library system has a subscription.
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ูุนู ุจููุงู, You’re learning Arabic so you can analyze the Quran? I saw your debate on Facebook and that guy kept insisting that you need to know Arabic in order to interpret the Quran
> Youโre learning Arabic so you can analyze the Quran?
That is a secondary goal. My primary motivation is to foster better, clearer communication with speakers of Arabic. I also want to be able to read those signs some hold up in videos ๐ .
Which Arabic?
I thought it better to start with Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). Since, if I understand correctly, the most number of speakers of Arabic, in their daily lives, use the Egyptian dialect, I might learn that one later.
Are you a speaker of Arabic? A reader?