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Do More Than 80% of Muslims Really Not Know the True Meaning of “Kafir”?هل حقًا أكثر من 80٪ من المسلمين لا يعرفون المعنى الحقيقي لكلمة “كافر”؟A Linguistic, Qur’anic, and Social Analysisتحليل لغوي وقرآني واجتماعيIntroduction | المقدمةEnglish:A claim often heard in social media debates, television discussions, and political narratives is:

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Do More Than 80% of Muslims Really Not Know the True Meaning of “Kafir”? هل حقًا أكثر من 80٪ من المسلمين لا يعرفون المعنى الحقيقي لكلمة “كافر”؟ A Linguistic, Qur’anic, and Social Analysis تحليل لغوي وقرآني واجتماعي Introduction | المقدمة English: A claim often heard in social media debates, television discussions, and political narratives is: “More than 80% of Muslims do not know the real meaning of the word ‘Kafir’.” This statement sounds dramatic and provocative. But a calm and honest question must be asked: 👉 Is this claim supported by credible research, or is it an exaggerated generalization? This article does not aim to attack or defend any community. Its goal is to explain, clarify, and contextualize the term Kafir through language, Qur’anic usage, and social reality. العربية: يتردد في وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي والحوارات التلفزيونية والخطاب السياسي ادعاء يقول: “أكثر من 80٪ من المسلمين لا يعرفون المعنى الحقيقي لكلمة كافر.” يبدو هذا القول مثيرًا وصادمًا، لكن السؤال المهم...

Do More Than 80% of Muslims Really Not Know the True Meaning of “Kafir”?کیا واقعی 80٪ سے زیادہ مسلمان “کافر” کے اصل معنی نہیں جانتے؟A Linguistic, Qur’anic, and Social Analysisلسانی، قرآنی اور سماجی تجزیہIntroduction | تعارفEnglish:A claim often heard in social media debates, television discussions, and political narratives is:

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Do More Than 80% of Muslims Really Not Know the True Meaning of “Kafir”? کیا واقعی 80٪ سے زیادہ مسلمان “کافر” کے اصل معنی نہیں جانتے؟ A Linguistic, Qur’anic, and Social Analysis لسانی، قرآنی اور سماجی تجزیہ Introduction | تعارف English: A claim often heard in social media debates, television discussions, and political narratives is: “More than 80% of Muslims do not know the real meaning of the word ‘Kafir’.” This statement sounds dramatic and provocative. But an important question must be asked calmly and honestly: 👉 Is this claim based on credible research, or is it an exaggerated generalization? This article does not aim to attack or defend any group. Its purpose is to explain, clarify, and contextualize the term Kafir using language, Qur’anic usage, and social reality. اردو: سوشل میڈیا، ٹی وی مباحثوں اور سیاسی گفتگو میں اکثر یہ دعویٰ سننے کو ملتا ہے: “80 فیصد سے زیادہ مسلمان کافر کے اصل معنی نہیں جانتے۔” یہ بات سننے میں چونکا دینے والی لگتی ہے، مگر اصل سوال یہ ہے: 👉 کی...