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+mnad123 yeah lol he could have said the words "the race car" instead of "racecar" lol , BECAUSE the word racecar that he gave is an example unlike the word from the quran is from a sentence , now put the word race car in a sentence then you would have to remove the rest of the sentence and then leave the word "racecar" so you could read it reversly , lol

+Moizzuddin Rizwan May God bless us all.  I dream of a day when we can all accept each other fairly without judging.

+Jonathan Seale May god bless you. I have seen so many people make absolutely terrible hate comments against which definitely don't define Islam. You seem to be among the few who don't hate on religions but instead respect what people believe. You have a very good quality my friend.

+Jonathan Seale Kulun Fi Falak means each one is in an orbit.

+gold silver Thanks you for the kind response.  All what you say makes sense to me too.  I am happy, also, to use this information when debating people who try to claim Islam is against women's rights.  Thank you. God bless all human beings!

+Jonathan Seale that right Jonathan. Thanks for being so repectful and asking about my religion. I'm a Muslim women and I stand with women at all times. And yes people do pick and choose what they want from religious texts. personally I prefer to know the context and then the quote. Islam is very peaceful religion and it's made out of laws. And Allah is always just about those laws. many people prefer to think that men and women should be the same in every way. But that's not fair is it? The truth is that women and men are not the same. They are different but they have to have equal rights. In Islam that's what it teaches. For example if a women had to work just as much as the man it wouldn't be fair because she's also the one that would carry the baby in stomach for 9 months and feed the baby and ext. While a man would just profile half the money. In Islam the women is given the choice if she wants to work but she does not have to provide a single penny to her family. that's the job of the man that Allah placed on them. They always have to provide for the family. And for women she's preferred to be in charge of the home as she's not out all the time. And she takeez care of the kids and teach them manners(and to be honest many women naturally prefer that). Also they have a little more patient than the man because she loves that child more because of what she went for that child. There are many more examples too. However, men and women have equal rights on worship and education. They are the same. They pray the same way and the same times. Also a person; he's mother has 75% more rights on him than his father to the point where Allah placed Jannah (paradise) under the feet of the mother. This means that you can't even smell heaven if you weren't kind and loving to your mother in this life. Allah even states in the quran that if your parents reach an of age you have to take care of them and you can't even say ouff to them. Thanks again for asking. If you need to know any more just ask.☺

+Jonathan Seale how its possible to be so correct and so an point without any fault to write this 1400 years ago. ?

+gold silver Thank you for taking time to answer my questions.  I do, in fact, have some questions.  You should first know that I'm agnostic, but I always leave room for things beyond my comprehension.  At any rate, I've been trying hard to fight Islamophobia in my country, USA, especially online.  Many people are saying that Islam is an inherently dangerous religion, that it is more dangerous than any other religion.  I have been arguing that people cherry pick what they desire from their religions, whether Christian / Jew / Muslim.  In other words, a good Christian or Muslim will find benevolent and peaceful quotes from their respective holy texts whereas violent people find whatever they need from their holy books as well.  So when I assert these things, many people then try to say that the women are not equals in Islam.  However, I did a little research and discovered that the women roles are supposed to be complementary to roles of men; the QuRan prescribes that men are in charge of things outside the house like business, etcetera, while the women are in charge everything inside the house.  I did not take the reading to mean that women's roles are less than men but, rather, complementary.  Is this a valid way of looking at things?

+Jonathan Seale kulun fi means they are all and falak means rotating/swimming. The miracle is that Allah chose the specific word for rotating and perfected it with a perfect opening that complements the sentence. meaning you can say the same thing in many other ways. It would take someone a long time to think of these words and write them. on top of that, the prophet pbuh couldn't read or write. and nobody in the history used words like these till now because it's very hard to thing of words like these that complement each other without any efforts. This miracle is one of many others. The people that speak Arabic when they read the quran can quickly pick these beautiful words which is why when many people heard it for the first time they ecepted islam and some called it magic because they had no explanation for it. These were people who were poets and knew the pure Arabic language. I would advice you to read the Quran. you might not see the language and understand the perfection of the speech but the meaning might touch your heart. website: quran.com. There you will find the quran and it's translation in any language you want. and you can click on each word to know it's meaning. If you have any questions about Islam, then just leave it down below and I will try to answer with the best of my ability. peace be with you.☺☺☺

+gold silver Ok, I'm starting to understand.  What does kulunfifalak mean in Arabic?  Is the word supposed to have originated in the Quran?  In other words, is this the first recorded use of the word?

+Jonathan Seale the word is kulunfifalak. in arabic vowels are not written, they are written with lines and dots. so the letters that are written is in in this order. klfflk which means rotating. and the letters it selves are rotating too.☺

+gold silver You used the letters "k l m".  In the text, are you saying the letters were repeated and that they rotate around each other as a result?

The heavinly bodies means the stuff that's in the space, planets. and planets rotate and the the word for rotating it self is rotating. meaning k l m are all rotating because when you say say it multiple times you're just repeating these three letters. The Arabs back then didn't know planets so that's why Allah used heavinly bodies to describe what where in the skies, the space. hope that helps If you don't understand it still ask again and maybe someone that has more knowledge than me will explain it better.☺☺

would Allah swear on him self?

would Allah swear on him self?

would Allah swear on him self?

That's quite alright ^^ And agreed. Maria Brink has one of the most breathtaking voices I think I've ever heard. Also, take your time! 

Thank you a lot sir. Sadly, I do not have the time to take requests at the moment. However, I would LOVE to create Contemptress by them (yes, I love Maria Brink). ;)

Thank you so much man! :)

Thank you Jack! Means a lot :)

You have no idea how much this means to hear. Thank you, really!

+Kara Hudson In This Moment are currently in the studio producing new materials, when something new comes - you can bet I will do a video for them! I will even try my best to make it the official one! :)

:3 well its a song you know. Beast within by in this moment. xD you did blood by her. and a simple lyric one with that.@.@ i love how u did the blood one. ouo either that one or  disturbed/device song that i like listening to xD <3

Thank you sooo much! Means more than you can guess. Actually, I do only take paid requests (often locally bands). However, I've done a few videos for bigger bands as well.What do you have in mind? Which band? I can't guarantee anything, but I will think about it! :)

+Lex Wilson I see, alright. Thank you so much man. Do mind doing some tutorial some other time?

Hey man, thanks a lot. That font....I stole it from a Victor Moscoso poster! [basically it's just block letters with a certain style of cut-out - if you get familiar with the cut-outs you can rock it freehand really easily]. I think there's one called 'Mojo' that's free to download atm, it looks pretty tight. Thanks for watching dude :)

They are definitely opaque, especially after a second coat. But I think blending them would be quite difficult. For blending it might be worth tying to get hold of a set of 'dippable' nib pens, mix acrylic paints on a palette and load the nibs for blending. Good luck anyway! 

Thank you so much mate, it means a big deal to me that people like what I'm doing! : )

They're quite different really. Sharpies (and ink in general) 'infiltrates' the paper surface (i.e. sits underneath and within the paper fibers), while paint sits on top of the surface. So the paint markers give a more textured finish, but they're much slower-drying than ink. Also with paint, you can use bright or pale colours on dark/coloured surfaces, which can't be done with ink or sharpies. 'Horses for courses' I guess! Thanks for watching! :)

Thanks man!! I'm pretty useless with brushes but I really love paint, so these markers are great!! 

They're POSCA paint markers :)

Isso se chamar lower third, ou barra de informações você pode fazer em qualquer programa eu usei o after para fazer eles!

Obrigado, pode deixar que no proximo vou melhorar na pronuncia com certeza, e que eu estava estudando ingles com o Joel santana rsrsrsrs abraço :)

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