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If we take A-L-K
(alif-laam-kaaf) as the root of the word
Malaika, then Malaika may mean
"means of communication".
[Ever
wondered! what takes your text-message from your mobile
phone to someone else's or email from your computer to
someone else's computer? Isn't it Malaika?]
If we take M-L-K (meem-laam-kaaf)
as the root of the word Malaika, then
Malaika may also mean, what science calls, "forces of
nature".
[Hasn't man made
Malaika
(i.e. means of communication and many forces of nature)
subservient to him? Wasn't the prostration of Malaika before Adam
symbolic of such subservience of Malaika to man?
(2:34, 7:11, 17:61, 18:50, 20:116]
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17-11-2006
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