(08-05-2009, 04:54 PM)بهاء كتب:  1 - لماذا لا يذكر اليهود هذه الكرامة لنبى اسرائيل سليمان ؟

(08-05-2009, 04:54 PM)بهاء كتب:  وانقل هنا من مقالة لصباح ايراهيم على الحوار المتمدن

(08-05-2009, 04:54 PM)بهاء كتب:  والغرابة ان هناك قصة لملك كان يستخدم الطير حتى يأتيه بأخبارك مملكته فيما عرف حديثا بى " العصفورة قالتلى " .

(08-05-2009, 04:54 PM)بهاء كتب:  وماأرسلنا من رسول الا ليبلغ قومه .

(08-05-2009, 04:54 PM)بهاء كتب:  ب - لو كان محرر , فلماذا سأل سليمان عنه ؟

(08-05-2009, 04:54 PM)بهاء كتب:  فمملكة سبأ فى ذلك الوقت كانت فى اليمن حاليا , ولطائر ان يقطع مثل هذه المسافة اللى تكاد مهلكة ذهاباً وايابا بتاكد تكون صعبة جدا

(08-05-2009, 04:54 PM)بهاء كتب:  النقطة الثالثة طبعا لا يوجد شئ يدعى " لغة طيور " ده من خرافات اخواننا المسلمين

اقتباس:

Language

The language of the birds has long been a topic for anecdote and speculation. That calls have meanings that are interpreted by their listeners has been well demonstrated. Domestic chicken have distinctive alarm calls for aerial and ground predators, and they respond to these alarm calls appropriately.[33][34] However a language has, in addition to words, structures and rules. Studies to demonstrate the existence of language have been difficult due to the range of possible interpretations. Research on parrots by Irene Pepperberg is claimed to demonstrate the innate ability for grammatical structures, including the existence of concepts such as nouns, adjectives and verbs.[35] Studies on starling vocalizations have also suggested that they may have recursive structures.[36]

Those who set forth the existence of bird language in tracking and naturalist studies denote 5 basic types of sound: call, song, territorial, fledgling, and alarm. The first four are denoted as "baseline" behavior, relating to the relative safety and calm of the birds, while the later denotes the awareness of a threat or predator. Within each of these basic categories, the particular of meanings of these sounds are based upon inflection, body language and contextual setting.[37