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The word translated "missiles" is rujūman (رُجُومًا), which are things that are thrown, especially stones.<ref>[http://www.studyquran.org/LaneLexicon/Volume3/00000214.pdf Lane's Lexicon p. 1048 رُجُومًا]</ref> | The word translated "missiles" is rujūman (رُجُومًا), which are things that are thrown, especially stones.<ref>[http://www.studyquran.org/LaneLexicon/Volume3/00000214.pdf Lane's Lexicon p. 1048 رُجُومًا]</ref> | ||
The hadith {{Muslim|26|5538}}and {{Ibn Majah||1|1|194}} confirms that the 'pursuant flames / missiles' in the two verses refer to meteors which they saw shooting across the sky (Se also: {{Al Tirmidhi||5|44|3224}}Literally: رُمِيَ was thrown بِنَجْمٍ a star فَاسْتَنَارَ and it flamed (نار in Arabic form X, derived from نور light)). | The hadith {{Muslim|26|5538}}and {{Ibn Majah||1|1|194}} confirms that the 'pursuant flames / missiles' in the two verses refer to meteors which they saw shooting across the sky (Se also: {{Al Tirmidhi||5|44|3224}}Literally: رُمِيَ was thrown<ref>رمي - [https://www.studyquran.org/LaneLexicon/Volume3/00000327.pdf Lane's Lexicon page 1161]</ref> بِنَجْمٍ a star فَاسْتَنَارَ<ref>نجم - [https://www.studyquran.org/LaneLexicon/Volume8/00000282.pdf Lane's Lexicon Supplement page 3028]</ref> and it flamed<ref>نار - [https://www.studyquran.org/LaneLexicon/Volume8/00000119.pdf Lane's Lexicon page 2865]</ref> (نار in Arabic form X, derived from نور light)). | ||
Other relevant Quran verses are {{Quran-range|55|33|35}} (flame of fire and smoke, though a slightly different context), {{Quran-range|15|16|18}}, and {{Quran-range|72|8|9}}. | Other relevant Quran verses are {{Quran-range|55|33|35}} (flame of fire and smoke, though a slightly different context), {{Quran-range|15|16|18}}, and {{Quran-range|72|8|9}}. | ||