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Originally posted by babloyi
How sweet and polite you are!
Some things you might want to know:
About islamqa.com - It is interesting, that by typing "Islam" into Google, you can get a number of very useful sites on the 1st page. Why did you choose islamqa?
About abrogation
About abrogation
About Al-Hadeed - It is Surah 57, not 27
About al-Faroosiyyah - It is neither a book of the Quran, nor is it from the Hadeeth. It has no relevance to Islam.
[edit on 7-10-2007 by babloyi]
Originally posted by Ersatz
Do you always answer a question with a question?
Originally posted by Ersatz
Had I provided a non Islamic site you still would have had objections, you are in a "win win" situation.
Originally posted by Ersatz
You are obviously aware of the practice known as taqiyya, which essentially means to lie for the sake of Islam.
The intention is to deceive unbelievers about Islam, for the explicit purpose of assuaging doubts and concerns about Islam, and encouraging conversion.
Taqiyya underlies the whole gamut of Muslim propaganda which is disseminated in the West, like the claim that Islam promotes equal rights for women, Islam is a peaceful religion, it even attempts to inflate the perceived number of Muslims.
Originally posted by MajorMalfunction
reply to post by Kacen
Kacen, it's not the religion that's to blame, per se, but the fundamentalist approach to interpretation of it.
fundamentalism in any form is extremism and is dangerous.
We have factions of fundamentalists in America right now that would love to persecute gays, atheists, other religions just the same as certain Islamic countries do at the moment, but for now our Constitution and Bill of Rights are still protecting us.
The movie Jesus Camp illustrates this quite poignantly.
Fundamentalism is the danger, not any one particular religion.
Originally posted by runetang
you honestly think Islam is all about peace and love?
that muslims are taught via the qu'ran to as you had quoted "respect the religions of others"?
are you frikkin' kidding me bro?
open your eyes and look at the world. dont worry about what im saying, look at the world man. so muslims respect the religions of others? no way jose.
Originally posted by Kacen
To put it simply, as much as I hate to say this, a Muslim like Bodrul, for all I know, has convinced himself so much that those people aren't true Muslims that he believes it. Goddess forbid, perhaps if Muhammad was around today he would consider Al Qaeda to be true Muslims. It is just the fact that they find justification for terrorism in that book that is enough for me to say that it is phony and hypocritical and just confusing.
Originally posted by bodrul
Yes Muslims are fighting, yes some muslims preach hate, Yes some muslims teach their young to hate and so on.
Originally posted by Kacen
You know, who in this day in age is going to be threatened with a sword? More like an AK-47.
...sorry just trying to liven-up the mood.
Originally posted by babloyi
Why don't you pick up something from the Quran and show it? What is clear/unclear? I would have no way of denying that. Why go to suspicious websites?
Originally posted by bodrul
also if our prohphet was around he would dispise whats going on as he has said so many times never harm anyone innacent
[edit on 7-10-2007 by bodrul]
Originally posted by Ersatz
Here is another quote from the well known Sira of Ibn Hisham;
“The apostle had ordered that every adult of Banu Qurayza (Jewish tribe) should be killed... Then the apostle went out to the market of Madina and dug trenches in it. Then he sent for them and struck off their heads in those trenches as they were brought out to him in batches... There were 600 or 700... Then the apostle divided the property, wives and children of Banu Qurayza among the Muslims... The apostle had chosen one of the women for himself, Rayhana daughter of Amr"