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Some Arabic words have more than one meaning. For example the word الجنة means "paradise", but it can also mean "jinn" (like in the last verse of the Qur'an.<ref>Quran 114:6 | Some Arabic words have more than one meaning. For example the word الجنة means "paradise", but it can also mean "jinn" (like in the last verse of the Qur'an.<ref>Quran 114:6 | ||
* "From among the jinn and the men." | * "From among the jinn and the men." | ||
* من -الجنة- والناسِ </ref>) | * من -الجنة- والناسِ </ref>) However, apologists just search for the word الجنة and they don't worry at all that this word has other meanings as well. | ||
Or in other cases, when the word count is not interesting, they start excluding the words with other meanings to get a more interesting number. | Or in other cases, when the word count is not interesting, they start excluding the words with other meanings to get a more interesting number. |