Jism

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Another word of mysterious origins of jism, in the sense of spunk. The OED mentions it is sometimes spelled jizz, and may even be the precursor word to jazz. But neither the OED nor Etymonline gives any etymology for this word. The oldest citation is from 1847, and there are many citations from the 20 th century. So where do we get the word jism from? (Not within earshot of OED: If the truth were known about the origin of the word ' Entirely possible that it is drawn from the Hindi jism): • देह। बदन। शरीर। 2. २. स्त्री या पुरुष का गुप्त अंग। भग या लिंग • Body. 2. Female or male genitals. Vulva or penis ?Whence, "seminal fluid, cum," 1899; earlier "energy, strength" (1842) ( also jissom /ˈdʒɪsəm/ vulgar slang semen. ( commentary: The Hindi word is pronounced /ˈdʒɪsm/ in formal speech and /ˈdʒɪsəm/ in regular/ vulgar use, as is the English word per ODO. Balderdash, absolutely speculative answer. There is absolutely no way the US jism derives from the Hindi jism. The timelines are entirely different, and in any case the Hindi word just means "body" and is not typically used in any sexual sense. Jizz/jism is turn of the century American slang, one hardly meets it outside cheap period literature, and there is no way this is influenced by an Indian word. @Kris's own source says Creole/African. In Ryan and Jetha's Sex at Dawn (2010, Ch. 5), they suggest that both 'jism' and 'jazz' come from the Ki-Kongo word dinza, meaning "to ejaculate", citing Robert Farris Thompson's Flash of ...

Running time 136 minutes Country India Language Hindi Box office ₹132.5 million Jism ( transl. Body) is a 2003 Indian Hindi-language The film was inspired by Plot [ ] Kabir ( They have a stormy affair and Kabir finds himself falling madly in love with Sonia. He suggests that she get a divorce, but she says that her husband is capable of killing them both. Sonia finally convinces Kabir to murder her husband and make it look like an accident. She also suggests that they should alter Rohit's will so that she inherits all his property. Kabir tries to reason with her, but she goes ahead and alters the will naming him as executor. Rohit's sister, Priyanka, tries to warn him that Sonia is only interested in money and has already killed Rohit's first wife. Siddharth, who is in charge of the case, suspects Kabir and is caught between friendship and duty. Kabir tries to get Sonia to leave the city with him. It is only when she sends someone to kill him that he realises that all she wants is the money. Kabir confronts Sonia and she denies that she ever loved him. When he threatens to turn himself in and confess his crime to the police, she shoots him. He's wounded in the abdomen but manages to stand up. Sonia rushes to him as he stands and tells him that she has always loved him. They share a passionate kiss, and then the gun goes off in Sonia's hands. It is revealed that Kabir had shot Sonia in the stomach as he lays her down on the sofa. He then flees and calls Siddharth and tells ...

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Never see Ash'ariyyah in the same light, ever again! Aristotle of Stageira, Philo of Alexandria, Augustine of Hippo, the Sabeans of Harraan, the Mu'tazilites of Basrah and Baghdad and the Jahmite Ash'ari Heretics of Today Claiming Orthodoxy. Read the You are here: Jism, Tajseem, and the Mujassimah (Anthropomorphists) in the Ash'arite Textbooks and in the Works of Shaykh ul-Islaam Ibn Taymiyyah: A Brief Comparison Posted by Topics: Mail To Friend Printer Friendly All praise is due to Allaah and may the prayers and salutations be upon His Messenger, to proceed: The accusation of Tajseem ( Anthropomorphism) made by those who built their creed upon the language and terminology of the non-Muslim Philosophers - [such as substance( jawhar) and accident ( 'arad) and the indivisible element ( al-Jawhar al-Fard)] - against Shaykh ul-Islaam Ibn Taymiyyah is a matter well known. And we have covered in many articles why such people, the Mutakallimoon, amongst the Jahmites, Mu'tazilites and Ash'arites, were forced to hold such positions. It was in order to maintain the sanctity of their devised and concocted rational proof for the existence of a creator. That rational proof is called " hudooth ul-ajsaam". And all the major textbooks of the Ash'arites, discuss this rational proof and its underlying foundations in length, and they make this a fundamental, core part of the aqeedah. The Jahmites and the Mu'tazilites were the early pioneers of the basics of this approach, and the Ash'arites ...