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dc4056 No.33003 [Open thread]

The most based flag than rayat al-sawda. The order is: Allah, watan (homeland), ittihad (unity), namus (honor).

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0ead4a No.40049

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b85c58 No.40065

>>40049

T.worse than a dung beetle

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3f3711 No.42306

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d80885 No.42354

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>>40049

Islam has a lunar calendar, this is a reference to the goddess culture that preceded Islam, this goes together with the dome shape of our mosques. The dome represents the mushroom, which came out in lunar cycles. The prophets also dissapeared for long periods into the caves where those mushrooms could be grown. The 8 sided star and the 5 sided star have always been part of Islam. The 8 sided star represents our past, it represents the ogdoad or the khatim-sulayman: seal of the prophets of Allah. The 5 sided star stands for the 5 pillars of Islam and is a reference to the integration of the ideas of Plato, the pentagram also represents the holy relationship between Allah's wisdom and the elegance of creation. It also contains the fibonacci sequence.

This reminded me of a gem I've seen at a young age:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BqnN72OlqA

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48ec2b No.42371

>>42354

bruh idk if you are mentally ill or if you know what you're saying is kufr

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3f6473 No.42364 [Open thread]

[moronic ramblings redacted]

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113e70 No.42368

>>42364

>The Earth is Flat

No it isn't and you're kind of an idiot.

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604568 No.42035 [Open thread]

I want to know ethnicity/race of Muslim anons here.I am subcontinental

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d7c8a6 No.42046

>>42044

I declared Shahadah in 2004. My parents are Catholic.

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604568 No.42048

>>42045

Yes,Twitter is very annoying filled with larpers who just post anti-sjw 🤬 or needlessly picking fights with different groups.

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604568 No.42049

>>42048

Emoji was unintentional

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604568 No.42050

>>42046

Allah be with you considering how Muslims are demonised so much inwrst

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2e2046 No.42353

>>42035

Country with the largest population of Muslims.

You know who I am.

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9c768e No.40677 [Open thread]

Fight in the name of God those who fight against you! Drive them out of the places where they drove you out, for persecution is worse than slaughter! Fight them until persecution is no more, but if they do not fight you then let there be no more war, for God never loves the starter of war.

Allahu Akbar!

Is anyone else panic-shopping for ammo with the Covid thing going on? I'm in Washington State and it suddenly occurs to me that a lot of crazy right-wingers would love to see me dead. How will we defend ourselves in these times of conflict?

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b76a2a No.40893

Where is her hijab?

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3d7ff0 No.40895

>>40893

She's got it over her shoulder, muzzle in hand.

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447836 No.40898

>>40893

Not all of them are muslims, and those that claim to be are secularists. PKK does not represent the majority of sunni kurds.

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9c768e No.41954

>>40824

I'm an anti-state anarchist.

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6468bb No.42348

Cringe larp

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2fb523 No.34974 [Open thread]

Which parts of the sayings of Jesus contained in the gospels do Muslims consider apocryphal, and which parts are accepted as possibly being authentic? E.g. Are Muslim ethics inspired by the famous Sermon on the Mount?

I certainly assume that Muslims consider apocryphal what Jesus is said to have told the Samaritan woman: “You Samaritans worship what you do not know; we worship what we do know, for salvation is from the Jews.” (!!)

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189a11 No.35104

>>35074

There is only one God.

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e2a75f No.35383

>>34974

3:84 quran

"We have believed in Allah and in what was revealed to us and what was revealed to Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac, Jacob, and the Descendants, and in what was given to Moses and Jesus and to the prophets from their Lord. We make no distinction between any of them, and we are submitting to Him."

Written torah is authentic and of course, you need original text to find all that hidden. Gospels are authentic but hard to find quality translations that don't lose meanings of important moments.

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189a11 No.35391

>>35388

>I thought that Muslims didn’t consider Paul a prophet.

We don't. He wasn't.

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6cadd6 No.35406

>>34974

qoran never validates, or confirms "bible" or "torah" but refers to the books as what is "with them". meaning the necessary authencity is in whatever they had in their hands as holy book at the time. and it is actually non islamic to call any of those books "garbage" or refer to them as being bad and such. -Maidah / 48

also calling Meryem to do prayer with the ones already doing it in implying there was never a time frame at wich gods message was lost among humans. it was always and will always be clear as day. -Al Imran /42

i fear saying faulty in the name of god. hope his guidance will lead us.

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f7306c No.42305

I am a Muslim and I love Christian Apocrypha

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b2ce6c No.41892 [Open thread]

Have you seen the amount of hate in /christian/? Like they are all white Supramacist who pass their time by justifying racism by the Bibble, so much for their loving God lol.

pic related is from /christian/, not the worst there.

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ca20ab No.42274

>>41895

The earliest depictions of Jesus showed that he had brown hair and brown eye. Yahawashi (Jesus) also had black disciples, and in fact on the day of his crucifixion, the man who carried Jesus's cross was black, and one of the men who showed up to his birth, one of the Magi was a black king from a distant kingdom in east africa, probably nubian.

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d9097d No.42282

>>42274

That sounds like black hebrew israelite trash.

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b8e127 No.42350

>>42274

>believes in the crucifixion

opinion discarded

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785186 No.42572

>>42228

>>42268

Where is Islamic Charity?

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596b50 No.43308

>>41892

Who would win?

>Terrorist groups, killing and raping civilians

>Some 8kun LARPer

I hate to play "muh terrorism" card, but you're setting yourself up for this

>>42053

And yet suicide is a mortal sin. And murder. And contraception.

>>42273

Neither did they confess Muhammad to be God's messenger

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4c141d No.42011 [Open thread]

When I read about migration from Africa to Europe, I always hear phrases like "migrants in search of a better life."

It's as if it is assumed that "a better life" applies only to material standards; food, clothes, cars, houses, infrastructure.

When I first went to Africa though, it seemed to me that the people had better lives than myself.

I was an only child, and spent countless hours alone as a child watching television or sitting on a computer. I had a room filled with toys, but often no one was there to play with me, so I'd play alone.

When I went to any beach frequented by ethnic Europeans, I always noticed how the people would try to avoid each other. If the beach was 2 miles long, the first group to arrive would go to one end; the second group would go to the opposite end, trying to be as far away from the others as possible.

The first time I traveled Africa, I went to the beach in Senegal. It was a huge beach stretching miles in either direction, and I was amazed, because there were around 500 people on the beach, all concentrated in an area of maybe 100 meters. That stretch of water was packed with children so that the noise was quite loud, but they all seemed, on average, to be quite a bit happier than your average American or European children.

Now, as a Muslim I realize the benefits of social contact on your overall emotional health and happiness.

If I am angry or stressed, going to the masjid, exchanging salams, shaking hands, and checking in with my neighbors, (not to mention the baraka of the salah itself) always leaves me in a better mood, with more patience for whatever difficulty I am facing.

There is no question, although I am not as rich as I was as a kaffir, that my life is better as a Muslim. And yet, when you hear the media talking about muhajirin, you never hear phrases like "European Muslims are migrating to Syria in search of a better life."

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4c141d No.42013

When I visited Muslim countries, I saw the fruit of Islam as the faith and gratitude in people's eyes as they broke their fast during Ramadan; the maintenance of the ties of kinship, and the mental health that comes along with strong and supportive families; the happiness and gratitude of simple people living with very little.

At first I thought it was cultural, but then I travelled to Pakistan in the East, and Morocco and Mauritania in the West, and I saw that there was a common source running through very different cultures. This religion is truly a mercy sent to humanity, and I can't imagine any action more horrible than rejecting, and even insulting this vast mercy and kindness from our Creator and Sustainer.

This materialistic worldview is in itself a rejection of the true purpose of life, which is to worship Allah. The only real "better life" is the life in which we are better able to worship Allah.

This narrative is so pervasive, that we almost don't notice it anymore, and I even see many Muslims propagating materialistic ideas and judgments, unaware that this directly contradicts the religion on a fundamental level.

This reminds me of the ayah in surah al kahf, were Allah tells us to stay in the company of those who remember him frequently, and not to obey those who neglect the remembrance of Allah and who follow their desires.

"وَٱصْبِرْ نَفْسَكَ مَعَ ٱلَّذِينَ يَدْعُونَ رَبَّهُم بِٱلْغَدَوٰةِ وَٱلْعَشِىِّ يُرِيدُونَ وَجْهَهُۥ ۖ وَلَا تَعْدُ عَيْنَاكَ عَنْهُمْ تُرِيدُ زِينَةَ ٱلْحَيَوٰةِ ٱلدُّنْيَا ۖ وَلَا تُطِعْ مَنْ أَغْفَلْنَا قَلْبَهُۥ عَن ذِكْرِنَا وَٱتَّبَعَ هَوَىٰهُ وَكَانَ أَمْرُهُۥ فُرُطًا"

"Restrain thyself along with those who cry unto their Lord at morn and evening, seeking His Countenance; and let not thine eyes overlook them, desiring the pomp of the life of the world; and obey not him whose heart We have made heedless of Our remembrance, who followeth his own lust and whose case hath been abandoned." [18:28]

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4c141d No.42014

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2a5402 No.42015

Yeah it's a clash of two worldviews, two deens since the death of cross worship, only Islam remains as a resistance to capitalist neoliberal consumerism. That is why they demonize shariah.

In shariah there will be no cuckolds, there will be no promiscuity and the consequences that come from it, such as abortion, stds, adultery/cheating, which in turn causes a reduction of the birth rate and eventual extinction of the group. Most of them do not know what their rushing towards but an elite is pushing this, and they need to tarnish any other alternative way of life lest they lose their consumers.

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9fc93f No.42110

>>42011

>>42013

Truth.

>>42015

You are right, but in Shariah it isn't that promiscuity wouldn't exist, but it would be drastically reduced and dealt with in a correct manner. You wouldn't be seeing this crazy downhill spiral of degeneracy that the west is going through.

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c8c3c5 No.42162

>>42013

Mash-Allah, such a powerful statement. I really needed to read this and I am very grateful for you writing this, brother.

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580dcd No.20806 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

الله‎

Allah, The Unmoved Mover

>And it will not be possible to be and not to be the same thing, except in virtue of an ambiguity, just as if one whom we call ‘man’, others were to call ‘not-man’; but the point in question is not this, whether the same thing can at the same time be and not be a man in name, but whether it can in fact. – Aristotle, Metaphysics

>Numbers 23:19 “God is not a man, that He should lie, nor a son of man, that He should repent; has He said, and will He not do it? Or has He spoken, and will He not make it good?”

>1 Samuel 15:29 “And also the Glory of Israel will not lie or change His mind; for He is not a man that He should change His mind.”

>Job 9:32 “For He is not a man as I am that I may answer Him, that we may go to court together.”

The concept of trinity disagrees with both the scripture of the Hebrews and the logic of the Greeks – the two very things Hellenist Jews wanted so desperately to combine when they contrived Christianity.

The laws of the excluded middle and contradiction do not undermine monotheism, they demand it. They undermine the trinity which is rank paganism. Logic can be seen as negative theology (what God isn’t) while revelation is positive theology (what God is). Monotheism can only be undermined when the imperfect reasoning abilities of men are placed above revelation – which is exactly what the trinity doctrine does.

Divinity can be seen as “irrational” in the sense that the human mind alone cannot be expected to properly quantify it, hence the need for revelation from above. If we accept the premise of unrevealed divinity and its “irrationality” then monotheism is less irrational a priori than polytheism. In this same manner Unitarianism is less irrational than Trinitarianism. Then if we accept the premise of revealed divinity along with the veracity of Abrahamic scripture we find that monotheism is more veracious a posteriori than polytheism;Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

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458e7e No.36982

>>36943

>not even a single Jewish follower of Jesus

It seems you don't understand the translation, it means that in the future ALL ppl of the book will believe in Jesus (as) before Jesus (as) dies.

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0ccf9d No.38709

Jesus was a man.

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a5787a No.40003

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>I believe in one God,

>but then I believe in three.

>I’ll believe in twenty gods

>if they’ll believe in me.

Leonard Bernstein, “Mass”

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53d715 No.42150

Why does arguing with kuffar feel like such a waste of time, especially in regards to refuting slanderous accusations that we're bombarded with? It’s because you’re arguing against someone who doesn’t even consider the veracity of their beliefs to be important. I just had an exchange with a christian(on the board named the same, thread /846628) that provided real time evidence of it, even admitting that there’s nothing wrong or sinful with believing, or propagating as fact, accusations of the most major consequences, without first verifying them.

quick recap: a christian shared and confirmed in his own words a slanderous accusation against fellow christians, namely the national church of Sweden. The accusation was that the national church will no longer refer to God as ”he” or ”lord”. Note the severity and scope of this accusation, as if true it would constitute blasphemy and apostasy of millions of christians. As a Muslim I of course paused at this accusation due to its outrageous nature and decided to verify it.

And not surprisingly, the accusation was false, fake news, and very easily confirmed as such. I called it out, citing evidence, including from the church itself using those labels and dispelling the fake accusations. Now the guy didn’t admit to it being fake news, but even more damning, he defended the choice to believe in such a major accusation without paying any consideration to its veracity, even justifying it religiously, by saying it’s not sinful, and that he himself has no responsibility to make sure it’s factual.

This is how easily christians believe the most major of accusations, leveled against the most deserving(in their eyes) of benefit of the doubt. So what are the chances of them ever considering the veracity of slanderous accusations leveled against non-christians?! I was after days incapable of even getting him to admit that the accusation itself was false, despite the mountain of evidence, but even if I had, it wouldn’t have change anything, since he never admitted that the very believing it in the first place, was wrong.

So anyone who argues with a kafir, you need to keep this in mind: You’re trying to convince them that X is a lie, when these people don’t even sPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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d5dcc8 No.42153

>>42150

>Why does arguing with kuffar feel like such a waste of time

Because it is. You don't argue with non-believers. You educate them. If they refuse, then you shake the dust off and move on. You don't try to change their minds or "save" them. That's up to Allah, not you.

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49b6f3 No.42131 [Open thread]

Was Aisha 9 years old?

Is having a young bride a good thing?

Is it permissible to be a minor attracted person in Islam?

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dd95f4 No.42133

>>42131

>Was Aisha 9 years old?

Everybody in the history of mankind was 9 years old, provided they didn't die before then.

>Is having a young bride a good thing?

Young is relative.

>Is it permissible to be a minor attracted person in Islam?

Thoughts are not sins.

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ba3ecb No.42081 [Open thread]

Someone once criticized the "War on Terror", saying how it has killed so many people, while Muslims only kill so few, while cigarettes kill more people than Muslims.

But if you think about the fact that currently ISIS is the only state/group in the world banning cigarettes, you would be thinking like a real terrorist.

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928354 No.42091

>>42081

Nobody here cares what ISIS does. gb2 /pol/.

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6469c2 No.42094

In general kuffar kill themselves more than muslims kill them.

That's because they are corrupt souls, they hate themselves and others.

"It takes a one to know one."

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>▶ Cigarettes kill more people than ISIS; ISIS bans cigarettes. عبد الله  09/28/20 (Mon) 03:24:47 ba3ecb  No.42081>>42091 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

>Someone once criticized the "War on Terror", saying how it has killed so many people, while Muslims only kill so few, while cigarettes kill more people than Muslims.

>But if you think about the fact that currently ISIS is the only state/group in the world banning cigarettes, you would be thinking like a real terrorist.

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f9e609 No.44488

>>42081

Copied.

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ef69b4 No.42051 [Open thread]

Is niqab mandatory for Muslim women?Al Albani considered it unnecessary and said related hadith was misinterpreted.I also don’t like niqab on women and it looks hideous and attracts unwarranted attention from non-Muslims.On the other hand I think hijab isn’t much problem and is good for modesty.What are your thoughts on niqab?Is it unnecessary?

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2148df No.42054

>>42051

>Is niqab mandatory for Muslim women?

No

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68ee40 No.42059

>>42051

>>42052

>Maliki school considered it extreme way back

false

Difference of opinion, hanbalis consider it wajib, the 3 other schools consider it mustahab (liked) but not wajib (obligatory). You can think like the hijab is the minimum, if you want to cover more its fine.

What you think of it is irrelevant if you mock it then you are directly mocking a legitimate opinion of islam and hurting fellow muslims.

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f98142 No.42063

>>42059

Stop copy pasting islamqa as fact. They're not an authority on any of the schools of law.

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68ee40 No.42066

>>42063

Bring your evidence

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daea19 No.42080

Ibn Mas’ood reported that the Messenger of Allaah said: “The woman is ‘awrah.”

This is a clear-cut proof that every part of a woman is ‘awrah (i.e. must be covered) in front of male strangers, whether that includes her face, or any otter part of her body. In fact, her face and hands have the most right to be covered since they are the areas that are sought after by men and the places of enticement from women.

Imaam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal understood well the aforementioned hadeeth of Ibn Mas’ood, as he said:

“A woman’s fingernail is ‘awrah (i.e. it must be covered). So when she goes out from her home, she must not reveal any part of herself, not even her khuff (sock), for the chuff describes the foot. What is preferred, in my opinion, is that she put a button on her sleeve where her hand is so that nothing could be exposed from her.”

[Taken from “Four Essays On The Obligation Of Veiling” Ch.4: The Obligation Of Veiling The Hands And Face, by Sh. Zayd Ibn Muhammad Ibn Haadee Al-Madkhalee, Pp. 82-83]

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383f6a No.42003 [Open thread]

Last December, my Sikh friends father died suddenly of heart attack, my friend doesn't have many close friends of his own, so I decided to go with him to his temple for support.

I didn't bow, raise my hands, or participate in any of their prayers, all I did was sat there, I was pretty strict about not participating in any of it that would amount to shirk, and I made sure to tell my friend so that he would understand, and he was understanding of it.

I watched the recent MuslimSkeptic video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIySWut5uhk&ab_channel=TheMuslimSkeptic) where he basically points out how Omar Suleiman shouldn't have been there during the protests where they were doing non Islamic rituals. I know his context of being there was very different than mines, but I don't think that matters.

So looking back at it now idk if what I did was right, and for next time if I should avoid it. Was it wrong of me to go?

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037ffa No.42033

>>42030

>>42031

True, but the coffin is not the grave. There is nothing haram about comforting a friend by sitting by their side at a funeral, provided you do not participate in the rituals or say the Muslim prayer over a non-Muslim.

OP was pretty clear that he did nothing except sit quietly.

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694d3e No.42039

>>42033

No use speculating while OP isn't here, but OP should not have been in a mushrik temple in the first place.

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037ffa No.42047

>>42039

I wonder how one fulfills dawa if one only surrounds themselves with Muslims …

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383f6a No.42056

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>>42030

>>42023

>>42025

>>42006

>>42033

>do not pray

So I didn't pray or anything, I only said "Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un" but it was more for my own reminder, I didn't know and I looked it up after but some are of the opinion that its a dua thats asking for forgiveness so you shouldn't say it when a non-Muslim dies, and others say its not and I thought this too, that it was just what it literally means

<"to Allah we belong and to him we shall return".

And I couldn't find any scholarly opinion on the matter, so idk. Other than that I didn't do any prayers or anything.

>or stand at his grave

So idk about this because there was no grave, the body was cremated. Before the cremation they had a secular funeral service where all his dads friends who weren't sikh came, including Muslims, but after I did go with them to the cremation, I didn't go inside the cremation chamber, only the family did, they were projecting the cremation on a TV outside.

>to ask forgiveness for the polytheists

I didn't do this

>should not have been in a mushrik temple in the first place

Idk how true that is, I couldn't find any scholarly opinion saying that was haram before, but I think me just being around mushrik prayer rituals was questionable at the least and haram at most.

>shouldn't have kuffar friends in the first place

All my close friends are Muslim, most of my friends are Muslim, though I do have some non-Muslim friends. This was an old friend from elementary school, high school, and we even wentPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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694d3e No.42058

>>42047

in places other than mushrik temples

>>42056

>Allah says to treat non-Muslims kindly

Yeah but don't compromise your tawheed

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d64e37 No.40860 [Open thread]

Assalamu Alaikum my brothers and Ramadan Mubarak.

I was arguing with a christian acquaintance of mine about the trinity and found myself at an end point because of lack of knowledge about Islam AND christianity, hope you can help me.

<<The difficulty comes from the fact that the trinity as mentioned and described in the Quran is completely different from what us christians believe. In fact, Quran talks about Allah, Eesa and Maryam (5.116) but never did christians say that! I think there is a huge misunderstanding of the christian doctrine

For christians, the st trinity is a great mystery but it's not hard at all to prove that it's neither absurd nor contradictary

[…]

The problem that you(me) mentioned about paternity(Father/ Son of God) can be found here as well. The Quran attributes to the christians a doctrine that they never believed in: a physical fleshly conception (112.3), which is of course impossible for God.>>

Thank you

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1ce2f8 No.41320

>>40884

Only Catholics believe that Mary was sinless. That's actually listed as one of the reasons why the Eastern Orthodox church remains separate from Rome.

Just thought I'd point that out.

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08e2d5 No.41321

>>41320

Then if she isn't, how could a sinful corrupt womb bear the sinless deity christians believe in?

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80a132 No.41352

>>41318

Not interested in defending christianity to any real extent but the trinity as the baseline of genuine christianity is fairly well accepted even outside of christian groups, only a small subset of americans consider the non-trinitarian groups you mentioned as even remotely christian religions. The trinitarian view of three separate personas of one united substance is dealt with in their athanasian creed so the gethsemane bit isn't really out of line in their view a fully human, including even doubt, emanation of God.

There's fairly bigger underlying issues in their religion's theology and practice than trinitarianism imo.

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fdf2c0 No.41359

>>41352

go back to your containment board

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7af8f5 No.42055

The best response is just to ask(rhetorically of course) why christians are more concerned about the Quran not copy-pasting 51438 different christians creeds from past and future verbatim, than they are about jesus in their bile itself showing himself to be ignorant of the tranity:

>"But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father.24:36

So there you have it, straight from the horse's mouth. Jesus spent so much time in in Egypt(doing god knows what), the Palestinian deserts lusting over satan's orgies, and pretending to be king-kong, that he forgot to study for the trinity exam.

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250207 No.41980 [Open thread]

Does anybody else have zero friends? I'm a revert since January or February or something & I haven't had anybody to speak to consistently that entire time. Not even really complaining, just wondering if anybody else is like this

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772a0d No.41981

>>41980

I have an entire ummah of brothers and sisters.

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455a28 No.41991

>>41980

i feel u brah living in a non muslim country its hard to find GOOD muslim friends, most tend to be muslims who drink,party and have sexy time

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412be7 No.42002

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>>41980

It doesn't help that we've had this pandemic going on either. At least you've got us, fren

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38be28 No.42021

>>41980

It's normal in the west.

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8fe9be No.40307 [Open thread]

When Hazrat Umar learnt of a group of people drinking alcohol and justifying it by the Qu'ran, he gave the order that if they think it is permissible to drink alcohol, they should be executed. If not, they should receive 80 lashes.

Keeping this in mind, in a state governed by Sharia, are all Shias, Ahmedis etc. supposed to be given the death penalty?

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90ac59 No.40603

>>40602

There is literally only one person on this board who hates Shi'a, Just ignore him.

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ea25c3 No.40754

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512ace No.40769

The hadd of ridda applies on them yes.

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1aa40b No.41972

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8fe9be No.41973

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>Abu Bakr not only massacred open apostates led by self-appointed false prophets, but also Shi’ite Muslims and Companions loyal to Imam Ali

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