[Quranic Reflection]: moon absorbed by the sun in the Quran: far future.

[Deesse23]

Praise allah

... and pass the cookies

[The Architect Of Fate]

The Suns not going to absorb anything it will incinerate the moon. Assuming it even survives its approach.

They are clearly talking about an eclipse.

[no one]

It's just a misconception about eating ass.

[Apollo]

It's just a misconception about eating ass.

The best quranic explanation out there. Considering how much allah and his prophet is obsessed with women and gays (and ultimately sex), this totally makes sense.

[WinterHold]

"Brought together" describes an eclipse mores so than absorption.

In another literal translation the verse is " and the sun and the moon are joined together—' ;

https://quran.com/75/9?translations=

(9) and the sun and the moon are joined together— Fadel Soliman, Bridges’ translation

[The Grand Nudger]

It's always good to know that the authors of magic book could see the future, but never saw what was wrong with diddling little girls or killing their neighbors on divine pretext.

Just goes to show how big of a miracle the quran is. The little nuggets of gold-gold in the giant steaming pile of human-trash is proof positive that the people who wrote the book couldn't have known shit, because they demonstrably didn't know shit...so any two sentences strung together into a true and coherent thought would simply have to be the work of a god.

[The Architect Of Fate]

In another literal translation the verse is " and the sun and the moon are joined together—' ;

Which to a primative and ignorant people is exactly what a eclipse would look like

[HappySkeptic]

In the Quran, a very strange verse is describing Judgement Day, it says:

Sura 75, The Quran:
https://quran.com/75

(1) I do swear by the Day of Judgment!
(2) And I do swear by the self-reproaching soul!
(3) Do people think We cannot reassemble their bones? 
(4) Yes ˹indeed˺! We are ˹most˺ capable of restoring ˹even˺ their very fingertips.
(5) Still people want to deny what is yet to come, 
(6) asking ˹mockingly˺, “When is this Day of Judgment?” 
(7) But when the sight is stunned, 
(8) and the moon is dimmed, 
(9) and the sun and the moon are brought together,
(10) on that Day one will cry, “Where is the escape?”

I leave you to think about this.

Do you really believe in a god-made apocalypse?  This is talking about an eclipse.  Celestial events have always been considered harbingers of heavenly action -- and usually not of the good kind for the ruling monarch.

[WinterHold]

In the Quran, a very strange verse is describing Judgement Day, it says:




I leave you to think about this.

Do you really believe in a god-made apocalypse?  This is talking about an eclipse.  Celestial events have always been considered harbingers of heavenly action -- and usually not of the good kind for the ruling monarch.

No, the eclipse was already mentioned in the previous verse 8:

(8) and the moon is dimmed, Dr. Mustafa Khattab, the Clear Quran

Which in another translation it is:

(8) and the moon is eclipsed, Fadel Soliman, Bridges’ translation

First the moon will be eclipsed (verse 8)
Then the moon and the sun will be joined together (verse 9)

#note: by pressing "settings" in the website I provided in the OP; you can see different translations.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Since when does ‘brought together’ mean ‘absorbed’?

Boru