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Anonymous

11/20/24(Wed)13:28:40 No.17281290

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Anonymous 11/20/24(Wed)13:28:40 No.17281290 Archived

Why the love for odd numbers ?

Isn’t even more divine since symmetry is a sign of beauty and even is symmetrical in nature

Anonymous
11/20/24(Wed)13:49:47 No.17281376

Anonymous 11/20/24(Wed)13:49:47 No.17281376

>>17281290
Because uniqueness is strange, just like how unique people are odd

Anonymous
11/20/24(Wed)13:51:06 No.17281384

Anonymous 11/20/24(Wed)13:51:06 No.17281384

>>17281290
>odd numbers are my favorite!
Is Allah an autistic 10 year old boy?

Anonymous
11/20/24(Wed)13:53:30 No.17281395

Anonymous 11/20/24(Wed)13:53:30 No.17281395

>>17281384
>Is Allah an autistic 10 year old boy?
That's actually a surprisingly accurate metaphor.

Anonymous
11/20/24(Wed)13:55:03 No.17281401

Anonymous 11/20/24(Wed)13:55:03 No.17281401

>>17281395
Whats Allahs favorite color?

Anonymous
11/20/24(Wed)14:54:17 No.17281621

Anonymous 11/20/24(Wed)14:54:17 No.17281621

>>17281401
Green.

Anonymous
11/20/24(Wed)17:47:38 No.17282174

Anonymous 11/20/24(Wed)17:47:38 No.17282174

>>17281290

Old Arabic doesn't have [written] vowels.
If it has vowels, then now you know better.

Vowels and performative punctuations/diacritics are an indication the quran and hadiths were invented in the 9th-11th centuries, after they copied the writing system method of introducing vowels.

This is a discussion mohammedans definitely aren't ready for it.