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→Verses that have no meaning and/or make no sense: Added a similar issue with the last two prayer verses of solely relying on the Quran.
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(→Verses that have no meaning and/or make no sense: Added another difficult verse for Qur'anists around the seven oft-repeated verses not having a meaning - and difficulty of prayer verses.) |
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1:6 Guide us to (or show us) the path of the straight (i.e., righteous) | 1:6 Guide us to (or show us) the path of the straight (i.e., righteous) | ||
1:7 Path of those whom you favor, not those who anger you and not those who have gone astray}} | 1:7 Path of those whom you favor, not those who anger you and not those who have gone astray}} | ||
The same issue occurs with the final two 'prayer' surahs, 113 ({{Quran|113|1-5}}) and 114 ({{Quran|114|1-6}}), although these at least open with the statement 'say' (''qul'' قول')<ref>[https://lexicon.quranic-research.net/pdf/Page_2994.pdf قول] - Lane's Lexicon pp. 2294</ref> however there is no context given for why, when and where they are supposed to be said found in the Qur'an. | |||
Even the whole of Surah 105 (Surah of the Elephant) is left unexplained, which we have to look to traditions and commentaries for the meaning and what it is referring to.<ref>E.g. ''[https://quranx.com/Tafsir/Jalal/105.1 Tafsir Jalalayn on verse 105:1.]'' (Al Jalalayn / Jalal ad-Din al-Maḥalli and Jalal ad-Din as-Suyuti. Published in 1505.) summarises the general story.</ref> | Even the whole of Surah 105 (Surah of the Elephant) is left unexplained, which we have to look to traditions and commentaries for the meaning and what it is referring to.<ref>E.g. ''[https://quranx.com/Tafsir/Jalal/105.1 Tafsir Jalalayn on verse 105:1.]'' (Al Jalalayn / Jalal ad-Din al-Maḥalli and Jalal ad-Din as-Suyuti. Published in 1505.) summarises the general story.</ref> | ||