Arabic is a very fragmented language though how do you decide which dialect to learn? Spanish has a lot of variants too but they're all pretty much still mutually intelligible. I've heard that's not so true for Arabic.
Ah, it's Muslim belief that the original Quran is sacred and a work of god, but a translation is made by humans, and is thus not the truly correct version and only an interpretation.
Its not that you can't read a version of text in another language, but it won't be the sacred text.
Funny how book followers think that but obviously the first copy was written down by some human, in some human language, a language that no longer exist because language is like a river and you never step in the same river twice, the same is true for language.
So it's the "perfect word of god" written in the language of some guys from a thousand years ago, if it were perfect word of god he wouldn't have written it in something as perishable as human language.
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Wait, are first 2 steps mandatory? What if I don't have wife and kids, can I still learn arabic?
You may divorce and abandon someone else's wife and kids in a scenario like yours.
If you can't make a broken family at home, store-bought is fine.
Arabic is a very fragmented language though how do you decide which dialect to learn? Spanish has a lot of variants too but they're all pretty much still mutually intelligible. I've heard that's not so true for Arabic.
Usually if you're learning Arabic for religious reasons, it's going to be Modern Standard Arabic or MSA.
How readable is the Quran in modern Arabic? Or is it translated?
It'll help a lot, and you can def read it but to understand it properly you need to learn Quranic Arabic
There are also translations in all major languages of course
Yes, but Muslims are rather particular about translated versions not reeeeaaally counting.
Counting for what? Translations are never going to be as good as the original, that applies to everything, not just the Quran
Ah, it's Muslim belief that the original Quran is sacred and a work of god, but a translation is made by humans, and is thus not the truly correct version and only an interpretation.
Its not that you can't read a version of text in another language, but it won't be the sacred text.
Funny how book followers think that but obviously the first copy was written down by some human, in some human language, a language that no longer exist because language is like a river and you never step in the same river twice, the same is true for language.
So it's the "perfect word of god" written in the language of some guys from a thousand years ago, if it were perfect word of god he wouldn't have written it in something as perishable as human language.
Is it better than python?
java? javascript? c++? c? what are you talking about and i don't even like python that much
He tried to deploy his project. Legends say, it's still not live and no one knows what dependencies might be missing.
fair enough ^^ although technically one can fix this with the correct tooling (if you ask two devs you get 1241231 answers)
Yeah, outside the joke and old complaint, I've been liking uv for my small Python projects.
This guy over here doesn't even know about java.
Shhh, don't tell him, ignorance is bliss.
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I didn't abandon my kids, but I divorced two wives to make up for it. I'm ready to learn.
Shit I don't have any kids
Adopt some and then leave them behind. Improvise. Adapt. Overcome.
hide yo wife, hide yo kids!
And learn Arabic, cuz… uh… y'know…
شكرا، اتبعت النصيحك
What if I have a Divayth Fyr kind of thing going on? Please advise
Please, let the guy speak