Seven, Lucky Seven!

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Seven, Lucky Seven!
OP - November 30, 2008, 06:15 AM

Hey guys! I know this may be a stupid topic, but I just noticed something right now. When I read the Qur'an and the Hadiths, a lot of the numbers that Muhammad say add up to seven. For example 124,000 prophets=7. When Muhammad was 62 years old, he said that Jesus was twice his age before he ascended to heaven, so that is 124 years old lol, so that =7. He also said that when the Madhi is fighting the unbelievers, before the second coming, the Madhi he will have 313 troops, that also equals 7. There are also 7 heavens and 7 hells. On pilgrimage, you have to throw 7 stones each day for 7 days and you have to circle around the kaba 7 times. I don't know, its kinda strange lol. Discuss your thoughts.

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Re: Seven, Lucky Seven!
Reply #1 - November 30, 2008, 08:31 AM

And there are 7 heavens and 7 earths. On that one I learned that there are 6 planets observable with the naked eye, and count the earth, 7 earths.

Lookup "Qur'an 19" and have fun.

Or the Jewish "Gematria".

Numerology! Dig it.

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Re: Seven, Lucky Seven!
Reply #2 - December 01, 2008, 12:12 AM

Jesus was 33 AFAIK. Also the numeral miracle muhammad could have made was if he did *not* use the number 7 at all.

Because of every 7 numbers any of us use, One of them will be divisible by 7.

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