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Again, those verses are not for Apostasy
Finally, just no.
The Hadith are useless and only certain schools of thought follow certain Hadith.
They're never comparable to the Quran, I don't even know what you're talking about with that bollocks.
originally posted by: FlySolo
a reply to: CharlieSpeirs
ooh, now we're calling me an idiot. IC. As soon as a debate goes south in favor of the opponent, when all else fails, ad hom.
Again, those verses are not for Apostasy
Yes, yes they are. Right here specifically 9:11
"But if they repent and establish worship and pay the poor-due, then are they your brethren in religion. We detail Our revelations for a people who have knowledge. And if they break their pledges after their treaty (hath been made with you) and assail your religion, then fight the heads of disbelief - Lo! they have no binding oaths - in order that they may desist.
Apostasy. Brah. There's more. Lots more. Shall I copy and paste it for you?
Finally, just no.
The Hadith are useless and only certain schools of thought follow certain Hadith.
They're never comparable to the Quran, I don't even know what you're talking about with that bollocks.
Then you're not a true Muslim. Actually, if I may, I think you're a wannabe Muslim because CLEARLY the three sacred text of Islam are the Qu'ran, Sira (life of Muhammad) and the Hadith (traditions of Muhammad) it's Islam 101 brother. Only a poser who isn't a true Muslim would say otherwise
originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: laminatedsoul
Muslims around the world do not support Isis.
The hadiths are very important in Islam because they fill in the details on Islamic life. Where the Quran gives Muslims a broad framework for how we should live, the Hadeeths give us specific information. Here are some examples of how the hadiths give us specifics on general commandments from the Quran.
Hadith is integral to the Qur’an, since they are inseparably linked to each other. It is impossible to understand the Qur’an without reference to Hadith. The Qur’an is the message, and the Hadith is the explanation of the message by the Messenger himself. I mention the following points to clarify the issue:
originally posted by: DeepThoughtCriminal
This is from a couple of days ago, but I didn't see anything posted about it here. I thought I'd mention it because it shows the extent to which Islamic fundamentalists are trying to infiltrate Western society.
Swedish govt in “panic” after ISIS letters give 3 days to convert to Islam or be decapitated
.....dozens of [Swedish] citizens received threatening letters signed by ISIS and offering them three choices, either conversion to Islam, payment of jizya, or decapitation.” The letters warned their recipients that they had three days to decide. Written in the Swedish language, the letters appeared yesterday on dozens of homes in different cities at the same time. Police are reportedly taking the threat “very seriously.”
Among other regions, letters appeared in the cities of Ronneba, Sigtuna, Vstroes and the capital Stockholm. Along with threatening those who refuse to convert to Islam or pay the jizya with death, some letters also threatened their recipients with “the bombing of theirs roofs above their heads.” The letters further warned that the police will not save recipients of the letters and that “death would extend to all.”
Sweden is known for its very liberal policy regarding immigrants and strict multiculturalism. It doesn't seem to be working so well for them. Sweden is a beautiful country with a rich, fascinating history, so why should their culture be obliterated by Muslims? I keep seeing European traditional culture being cast into the shadows in favour of Eastern immigrants. Sadly, Sweden does have a reputation for being a lost cause due to its rigidly enforced multiculturalism.
So far, nothing has come of these threats (that I know of). But these threats should not be made in the first place. What gives these Muslims the right to demand their religion be enforced upon a foreign country? What gives them the right to threaten the people of the country which has taken them in, extended a helping hand, allowed them to live a high quality of life free from war and violence? Is this really how bad multiculturalist laws have become? Why should they be given more protection than the indigenous people of the land?
It goes to show that no country is truly safe from Muslim extremists. They're showing up everywhere.
originally posted by: FlySolo
a reply to: Swills
Let's unpack that pew poll shall we?
Tunisia
Population - 11 Million
ISIS supporters - 1.4 million
Nigeria
Population - 173 Million
ISIS supporters - 24.2 Million
Senegal
Population - 14 Million
ISIS Supporters - 1.5 million
Libya
Population- 6 Million
ISIS supporters - 420,000
Yemen
Population 24 million
ISIS supporters - 1.6 Million
Egypt
Population - 82 million
ISIS supporters - 1.6 million
Turkey
Population -75 million
ISIS supporters - 6 million
Burkina Faso
Population 16 million
ISIS supporters - 1.3 million
Saudi Arabia
population - 28 million
ISIS supporters - 1.1 million
United Arab Emirates
population - 9.3 million
ISIS supporters - 279,000
Pakistan
Population - 182 million
ISIS supporters - 16.4 million
Total population counted: 620.3 million
Total Supporters counted :55.5 million
Percentage of support: 8.9%
We know there's 1.6 billion Muslims and not all Muslim countries have been counted in that poll. So let's tack on another conservative 8.9% to make it 111 million Muslims.
One hundred and eleven million supporters for ISIS. WOW, and that's just a conservative estimate.
I really wish you guys stop pretending already and just do the math.
originally posted by: FlySolo
a reply to: ErrorErrorError
Ah-ha! Don't like the numbers I see. Sorry to disappoint you but no, I didn't pull those numbers out of my ass. I did the math based on the pew poll provided.
Cognitive dissonance is a bitch