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**kavaTeexy** · 05-25-2012, 12:51 AM

This noise is no meek lamb. Lightening is electromagnetic energy but the thunder is mechanical energy.

What does this statement mean? Do you agree with me or not? Does lightning make a noise?

Even a meager instrument like supersonic jet created by us delivers enough of this mechanical energy that windows are shattered kilometers away. The thunder too has shattering effects there are examples of roof collapse because of striking of ligthening and thunder. I don't really understand your usage of "instrument" for a jet, but that's not important I guess. The Concorde passed overhead just 10kms high, causing a loud supersonic boom, but no windows were shattered. My point was though: do you know of any human ever having been killed by thunder or any noise?

And the praise by lightening should not be too difficult to understand. People do burst fire crackers to show joy. Even fire works are used in celebrations.
Am I so unclear? The English translation and the Arabic speakers I asked said the Koran speaks of thunder in 13:13.
The German version speaks of lightning in 13:13.

You claim one can use either. That is why I am asking whether light and sound for you are identical and whether either can be substituted for the other?

From our point of view this is not a significant query. My suggestion will be to focus on finding out whether there is God Almighty behind this or not. That is where we Muslims might be of some help. Make the best use of our abilities. Well, it should be. I have a book, which says it is the Koran - but we have established it is not the Koran. Can - according to your understanding - the book I have, have been authored by the god you worship? That is why I am asking the experts here, Muslims, on this forum on their definitions of their basis for their religion, the Koran.

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kavaTeexy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 420 Senior Member	This noise is no meek lamb. Lightening is electromagnetic energy but the thunder is mechanical energy. What does this statement mean? Do you agree with me or not? Does lightning make a noise? Even a meager instrument like supersonic jet created by us delivers enough of this mechanical energy that windows are shattered kilometers away. The thunder too has shattering effects there are examples of roof collapse because of striking of ligthening and thunder. I don't really understand your usage of "instrument" for a jet, but that's not important I guess. The Concorde passed overhead just 10kms high, causing a loud supersonic boom, but no windows were shattered. My point was though: do you know of any human ever having been killed by thunder or any noise? And the praise by lightening should not be too difficult to understand. People do burst fire crackers to show joy. Even fire works are used in celebrations. Am I so unclear? The English translation and the Arabic speakers I asked said the Koran speaks of thunder in 13:13. The German version speaks of lightning in 13:13. You claim one can use either. That is why I am asking whether light and sound for you are identical and whether either can be substituted for the other? From our point of view this is not a significant query. My suggestion will be to focus on finding out whether there is God Almighty behind this or not. That is where we Muslims might be of some help. Make the best use of our abilities. Well, it should be. I have a book, which says it is the Koran - but we have established it is not the Koran. Can - according to your understanding - the book I have, have been authored by the god you worship? That is why I am asking the experts here, Muslims, on this forum on their definitions of their basis for their religion, the Koran.
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