You can also use your keyboard to create some emojis–like using a colon and closing parenthesis to create a smily face: 🙂
Infidelsays
As Graven mentioned, you can copy and paste emojis from the site she mentioned
Also depends on what you’re using. If it’s a Windows 10 laptop, you can enable virtual keys, but only some emojis appear. If you’re using iOS or Android, then of course the emoji key appears. Note that both OSs are pretty selective about the emojis they allow, and some older versions of Android use older versions of the emojis i.e. subsets of those
I was big into emojis when I was on Twitter some years ago, due to their 125 character limit
Kephasays
I have been re-reading the 2012 edition. While I am not convinced about the non-historicity of Muhammad, it is intriguing that the Qur’an might have started as some sort of [late Arian?] lectionary.
gravenimagesays
Like you, Kepha, I think that Muhammad may have existed in some form–but it is a fascinating subject in any case, and certainly one that can be explored.
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gravenimage says
‘Did Muhammad Exist?” #1 bestseller in the History of Islam a week before release
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Very impressive!
revereridesagain says
+1
Congratulations! (Where’s the emojis key on this thing?)
gravenimage says
You can copy and paste emojis from this site:
https://getemoji.com/
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You can also use your keyboard to create some emojis–like using a colon and closing parenthesis to create a smily face: 🙂
Infidel says
As Graven mentioned, you can copy and paste emojis from the site she mentioned
Also depends on what you’re using. If it’s a Windows 10 laptop, you can enable virtual keys, but only some emojis appear. If you’re using iOS or Android, then of course the emoji key appears. Note that both OSs are pretty selective about the emojis they allow, and some older versions of Android use older versions of the emojis i.e. subsets of those
I was big into emojis when I was on Twitter some years ago, due to their 125 character limit
Kepha says
I have been re-reading the 2012 edition. While I am not convinced about the non-historicity of Muhammad, it is intriguing that the Qur’an might have started as some sort of [late Arian?] lectionary.
gravenimage says
Like you, Kepha, I think that Muhammad may have existed in some form–but it is a fascinating subject in any case, and certainly one that can be explored.