Is it normal and fair to take selective meanings of words of Arabic in the Quran?
For example, the word Alaqah was understood to be blood clot by majority but now we take the other two meanings: Leech-like & clinging thing. Do we just reject 1 or more meanings and accept 1 or more meanings as the context and facts suit? Is this justified and not selective, subjective interpretation?
If so, why would Allah reveal verses that is prone to such subjective interpretation especially in this case where the false meaning (blood clot) is understood to be the meaning fairly since it was the most likely meaning to the previous generations?
Jazakallah Khairan.
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