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d022f3 No.19586 [Last50 Posts]

NOBODY GETS BANNED HERE. POST WHATEVER YOU WANT

Free for all … as long as it's legal, screw it. However, board rules 2 and 3 apply.

This thread has NOTHING to do with Islam. Just hide it.

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35b950 No.39597

>>39596

But fasting is a specific act of ibadah that needs the correct intention. So is it haram to do it if the intention one has is to lose weight rather than simply worshiping Allah?

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900194 No.39598

>>39597

If you fast or watch your calories in a healthy way it's not haram, but you will not get any benefit if your intention is not for Allah (SWT).

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486cc4 No.39602

>>39572

I wasn't expecting any help tbqh but jazakallah khair,akhi

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486cc4 No.39603

>>39584

They can stay even if they don't "assimilate" I assume you meant convert. Conversion is the automatic result of living under an Islamic state for the long term (due to soceitial reasons as well the jizya/zakat system)

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275138 No.39606

>>39597

Sometimes there is an akhiri and dunyi benefit of something at the same time.

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70608e No.39609

>>39569

Being a namefig makes you a bad person.

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486cc4 No.39610

>>39609

Kek. I wrote that and forgot after a kharaji began accusing me of hopping IPs to make it look like I was multiple people

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13e3cb No.39629

File: 965bddea9472052⋯.jpg (52.6 KB,745x571,745:571,steven-anderson_unflaterin….jpg)

Why do homophobic Christians have squeakier, high pitched, more feminine voices?

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79c62b No.39631

>>39629

Why do you keep asking stupid questions?

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35b950 No.39633

I joined the Muslim Student Association at my university, but apparently most of the people in it aren't even Muslim and they just let anyone join. Is this a bad sign?

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13e3cb No.39634

>>39633

>most of the people in it aren't even Muslim and they just let anyone join

So, anyone can become Muslim

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79c62b No.39636

>>39633

Islam is not an exclusive secret club.

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35b950 No.39637

>>39634

>>39636

I know that, but I just feel like an organization made for Muslims shouldn't be dominated by non-Muslims, especially in an area like my own where Muslims aren't treated/viewed well and where there aren't a lot of us. Can you see where I'm coming from?

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79c62b No.39638

>>39637

Well, any Muslim organization should be like the mosque. Muslims should be in charge, but everybody is welcome.

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275138 No.39640

>>39637

If the actual officers of the MSA are non-Muslim that is a problem. Non-Muslim allies are ok but they need to fill a support role, not leadership.

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68ff46 No.39665

Not /islam/ related but I'd like to have my brothers' opinion.

What do you think of the >redpill threads such as 'Beaver on[media revolution language etc.]' threads and a few others? Are they somehow reliable for seeking the truth? I admit being fairly young to form correct views on different aspects of the society/world , but I cannot help but browse 8/pol/ for that matter, which I don't want to do.

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a48885 No.39666

i belive iran is to be attacked soon by the jew and its puppets, i am not a muslim but would like to go there and help defend them, what do you think anons? good idea or nay…

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79c62b No.39667

>>39665

If it's on /pol/, it is wrong. Any opinions /pol/ has are wrong. Any facts /pol/ disseminates are incorrect. If you read about it on /pol/, then it is most likely falsehoods.

>>39666

>I believe

Stop right there. What you believe doesn't matter.

>but would like to

Iran doesn't take foreign recruits

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0c9457 No.39668

>>39665

4chan /pol/ used to be ok but ever since the 2016 election it got flooded with MAGApedes and the 8chan /pol/ became an exclusive BS club.

If you have any questions on politics then head on over to our politics thread or better yet, an actual reputable Islamic Political Analyst.

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0c9457 No.39669

>>39666

Iran is an enemy to sunni muslims and has no qualms in allying with America to invade the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan and has no problem in supporting a genocidal tyrant in Syria (ironic considering their entire ideology is centred around a rebellion against a Syrian tyrant)

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275138 No.39673

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>>39666

Only Sunni countries are invaded. Iran is a partner of NATO behind the kabuki theatre.

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275138 No.39674

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>>39665

/pol/ are edgy morons. I think some of them boycott Coke and nestle because of muslims lol.

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5fc7ab No.39676

>>39665

The /pol/ beaver guy seems intelligent because he is relatively knowledgeable but his conclusions are usually wrong because many of his points are only half-truths. At best they are only surface intellectuals, making it impossible to rely upon it alone as a source of information. Some of them act like they are well read, but that is very questionable. Once I saw Bilial Philips 'The Fundamentals of Tawhid" in one of their book collections under the section "idolotry in major religions."

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13e3cb No.39688

File: 78e244098a2b4ad⋯.jpg (26.99 KB,369x180,41:20,star_and_cresent.jpg)

>>39673

Why is the star and crescent even a symbol in Islam? Isn't it an occult symbol dating back to ancient Greece?

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0f98ca No.39689

>>39688

>>39688

It is not from Islam it is true. I personally dont mind it though as it became a symbol of us whether we like it or not. It’s not like we hang that in our mosques or anything, it is on top of some minarets and is really more of a political symbol and suggests pro-Ottomanism sometimes.

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0f98ca No.39690

>>39688

Like christians get emo about “oooh the cross the cross!!” but with jew star and the “islamic crescent” muslims and jews are just like “oh yeah, that’s our flag, ok.”

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854a43 No.39693

Why hasnt there been a Caliph since 1924 and what is the significance of this?

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60757e No.39697

>>39688

It's earliest appearance is from the time of the sahabah because the Sassanians used it on their coins and muslims up until the time of Khalifah Abdul Malik bin Marwan imitated the sassanian style of coinage.

Pic realted,these are the coins of Muawiya RA, Abdullah bin Zubair, and Yazid (note the crescent and star on their heads)

However it has only become associated with Islam in the last 500 years because the Ottomans used it on their flag (it's a Turkish symbol) and when Pan Islamism began to appear at the end of 19th century the Ottoman flag became a symbol of muslim unity because it was the last major Islamic empire standing as well as the last dynasty to claim the Caliphate. That is also why you'll find muslim freedom fighters and revolutionaries of the early 20th century often wore the Fez even in places like the subcontinent where the Ottomans were never directly in control nor had a major cultural influence until the reign of Sultan Abdul Hamid

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60757e No.39698

File: 2e5b4ce195d89c9⋯.jpg (120.97 KB,800x392,100:49,Umayyad_Caliphate._temp._M….jpg)

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>>39697

Forgot the pictures

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60757e No.39699

>>39693

The Caliph is the leader of the Muslim Ummah. He is not similar to the Pope in the religious functions but serves a more worldly function of ruling as the Vice regent of Allah on Earth. The Caliphate system initially functioned as an oligarchy where the Caliph was not an autocrat and was answerable to the muslims. Later on however the Caliphate turned inti a dynastic empire and it is generally agreed that there have been only a handful of legitimate caliphs (the First 4 and Umar bin Abdul Aziz).

The Ottomans had the weakest claim on the Caliphate of the 3 sunni dynsties that were recognized world wide. That is because according to most muslim scholars the Caliph must be from the Quraish tribe and the Ottomans were from the Kayi clan of the Oghuz, additionally they were neither elected by a shura nor freely appointed by the previous Caliph since they took the title by force when they invaded Egypt. The Function of the Ottoman Caliph was largely symbolic and propagandist. The reason why the abolition of the Caliphate is seen as such a trauma by some muslims is because it symbolized the end of the last major muslim power capable of declaring war on the colonial powers as well as a loss of hope in an Islamic Revival and Liberation promised by Sultan Abdul Hamid.

Tl;dr The Caliph is the sole ruler of a single united muslim nation and thus a symbol of Unity

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e6a9b6 No.39700

>>39693

There is a Caliph since 2014.

(Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is NOT Caliph.)
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13e3cb No.39777

File: 55231409fdbc8d1⋯.png (80.91 KB,560x186,280:93,pants.png)

Are pants just a conspiracy to make us feminine and impotent?

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79c62b No.39778

>>39777

You really ask some remarkably stupid questions.

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a01e1f No.39779

>>39777

tight pants, what the avg european zommer wears yes, they do make men look feminine

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900194 No.39780

>>39777

tight jeans makes ur balls hot

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c36144 No.39783

>>39777

Yes, I hate wearing trousers, it's super hard to find ones that both don't cause me pain in certain positions and don't sag. I wish I could go to work in a thobe.

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79c62b No.39786

>>39783

Pants are worn under a thobe.

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900194 No.39794

Are vasectomy's halal?

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79c62b No.39795

>>39794

Yep. As long as it's reversible, it's fine. Same with a woman getting her tubes tied. Birth control is permitted in Islam. We're not Catholics.

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275138 No.39800

>>39786

I only wear those pants in winter. basketball shorts the rest the time.

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13e3cb No.39802

File: f6d3b0ae7c566df⋯.jpg (93.48 KB,974x761,974:761,avarage_pol.jpg)

Why do white Christians resort to violence?

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5ece77 No.39805

>>39802

Crusading white race defenders look like THAT?

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494439 No.39806

>>39805

>>39805

Two of them are quickened by the blood of mujahideen and the northern mediterranean maidens who submitted to them.

Imagine the horror of this sight. 300 mediterranean trinitarian women, forced to dance together for hours and hours. Forced to compete with each other in belly-dancing, knowing that by being more sultry than another girl, she would be chosen by the Emir. What barbarism. What an awful violation of human rights. Just picture all those jiggling alabaster buttocks quivering in fear from all that cruel abuse.

Being forced to submit to Islamic Patriarchy destroyed the very persona of these budding feminist womyn and retarded feminism perhaps for centuries. Imagine a young modern mediterranean coed or Women's Studies Professor who has devoted her entire life to Radical Feminism, forced to admit the subservience of her gender. The Moors were merciless. They would whip the white buttocks of these Yuropoor Leftist womyn until their panties were torn to shreds. The lashes would criss-cross across their naked breasts and buttocks leaving welts in the shape of the holy pagan symbol of Trinitarianism. This was a barbaric abuse.

We can't support what the Moors did, when they whipped the naked buttocks and breasts of nuns and milkmaids, in order to force them to submit to Islamic Patriarchy. Can you imagine the horror of the entire population of these proto-feminist goddesses being put in damp prison cells at the sexual mercy of misogynist thug guards?

I'm not Feminist. But it still pisses me off that idealistic intellectual Feminist forebears, the mothers of our modern philosophy professors were reduced to serving ape cavemen Muslim neanderthals like this.

I hate seeing intelligent women reduced like that.

Eurabia is just an Islamic State that has stayed in crypto-power. They were founded on the same principles as the old Moorish principalities.

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d03258 No.39807

>>39802

It's not about race or religion. Some people are just violent.

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13e3cb No.39812

Is veganism halal?

When I was still a "christian" I learned that pigs and dogs had the same amount of intelligence and I learned that the animals we eat are not raised on wholesome farms but in factories.

I'm still a vegan because I highly doubt the butchers in my country say the name of God every time they slice an animals throat.

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275138 No.39813

>>39812

>is veganism halal

It is if it is personal preference and not because you find eating meat immoral. Because the best man, Rasoolullah ate meat and no one is more morally correct than him. There are muslim vegans who eat Qurbani on Eid al Adha out of respect for the Sunnah.

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900194 No.39814

>>39812

>I'm still a vegan because I highly doubt the butchers in my country say the name of God every time they slice an animals throat.

You don't have to doubt, if they didn't then the sin is upon them and not you, if it's written halal, you can eat it and if the manufactured lied the sin is 100% on them not you. You must believe a muslim which says a food is halal slaughter at face value, no need for proof.

>When I was still a "christian" I learned that pigs and dogs had the same amount of intelligence and I learned that the animals we eat are not raised on wholesome farms but in factories.

That happens, but it doesn't mean all meat is slaughtered in a cruel way, if you know a halal butcher or factory, then it's fine to eat from it.

Meat itself will always be halal, and you can switch diets for health reasons, but not moral ones. Saying slaughtering animals is immoral or wrong is kufr, one who says this has left the fold of Islam, as Allah (SWT) says animals are for food, and many prophets slaughtered animals for food. Not to mention during eid, we sacrifice a an animal as charity and eat it to celebrate.

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bd83d2 No.39817

>>38334

>if I convert

So, not Muslim

>>39214

>When I was a Disciple of Christ

So, no longer Christian

>>39260

>masturbate by humping my mattress

o_O

>>39419

>the majority of people in hell are woman

That explains the mattress humping ...

>>39542

>about to go to Bible study

Wait, I thought you weren't Christian.

>>39552

>They don't know I'm Muslim

When the hell did that happen?!

>>39812

>I'm still a vegan

...

So, you're a mattress humping vegan ex-Christian non-Muslim Muslim who goes to Bible study, hates women, and doesn't seem to realize that this board has IDs.

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13e3cb No.39818

>>39817

Yes, I need help

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900194 No.39822

>>39818

stop mattress humping it can rly damage ur tip

stop going to bible study

eat meat

actually practice islam

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212ef1 No.39874

>>39699

Thanks for your explanation, so would it be correct to say that bar some kind of EU style Islamic union or a Muslim state that has China tier power we wont be seeing any Caliph anytime soon?

Is the Quraish requirement something done for symbolism or is there something particularly special about these people?

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22fb2c No.39885

>>39874

Well ISIS claimed the Caliphate whereas the Taliban also took the title of Amir ul Mumineen (Leader of the Faithful) which was the title of the Caliphs from the second caliph onwards but yeah we won't be having a legally recognized caliphate anytime soon. Since we haven't had one for nearly 1300 years.

According to Sheikh Ibn Khaldun the father of the philosophy of history said that Muhammad PBUH was only talking about his own time when he said the Leader of the muslims must be from the Quraish since the Arabs of the time used to view the Quraish as the most noble and elevated of the Arabs and thus wouldn't obey any other tribe but the majority of muslims and scholars believe the Caliph must be from the Quraish. Quraishis are descendants of a man from the Ishmaelite Arabs (Descendents of Ishmael son of Abraham) who supposedly united the ishmaelite in the Hejaz region a century or more before Muhammad PBUH. He himself doesn't hold much significance in Islam but his progeny formed the "elite" in the early years of Islam and were the earliest followers of Muhammad PBUH plus his own tribe.

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275138 No.39888

>>39885

>ISIS

>the Taliban also took the title of Amir ul Mumineen

The king of Morocco is also called this. And it could be considered polite to address a Sunni king or president like this but they dont ask to be called it.

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22fb2c No.39917

>>39888

I was just mentioning the claimants. And the title of Amir ul Mumineen has historically carried the implication of the Caliphate which is why no sunni orthodox monarch used that title within the middle east until after 1258.

Mullah Muhammad Umar quite clearly had a ceremony where he adorned the alleged Mantle of the Prophet PBUH and was proclaimed the Amir ul Mumineen by the Shura and it's often interpreted by sympathisers as being something akin to the black standards of khorasam who'll assist the Mahdi and Jesus AS in the end times.

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900194 No.39926

>>39917

I read that he got a dream from the prophet (SAW) that he will eliminate shirk & corruption in Afghanistan, pre emirate years. Few years later he got into power and cleansed it of bacha bazi and destroyed the mushriq bhudda idol. Rahimahullah, I believe he was a wali of Allah (SWT).

>>39874

Realistically we might see an afghan & pakistan islamic state, which would be a combination of resource rich and strategic afghanistan + nuke power and sea ports of pakistan. Making it a regional power with influence in central asia and india. Probably could make china stop oppressing uyghurs, and offer some education and help to uyghurs, but they will need china for economic, military and technological cooperation against the west. As the west would immediately sanction any country which declares a caliphate, pakistan can't be bombed tho since their nukes are a protective deterrent to the west and india. I think this because many of the elites in pakistan's army (defacto rulers) are pan islamist, and pan islamists are also winning in afghanistan. Tajikistan might also be integrated in such an islamic state.

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900194 No.39927

>>39874

Or turkey might get taken by actual pro sharia islamists, not moderate AKP ikhwanists.

Or ISIL could expand in saudi arabia during a potential saudi iran war.

These are the 3 possibilities I see for a near term caliphate. Whether muslims accept it is another question, most muslims maybe wouldn't be ready to leave the comfortable west for a poorer but more pious life in a caliphate around muslims. But I see the pan islamic nostalgia spreading in islamic circles.

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900194 No.39929

>>39927

* ikhwanists = muslim brotherhood

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275138 No.39945

File: 7556b6250387e50⋯.jpeg (85.62 KB,640x358,320:179,E75D5301-CE36-463D-9D1E-F….jpeg)

Am I the last person to know that the iPhone has a built in Hijri calendar?

Settings —> Calendar —> Alternate Calendars

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22fb2c No.39948

>>39926

He saw Afghanistan in the shape of a woman orderering him to take up the banner of jihad. He also started the Taliban initially to rescue the children of his village from bacha baz warlords. It grew from there. He also ended all opium growing in one year without force. The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is the best example of the Sharia being the best functioning system.

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bdd0c7 No.39959

>>19586

What's /islam/'s take on euthanasia?

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79c62b No.39961

>>39959

Destroy not yourselves. Surely Allah is ever merciful to you. [4:29]

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2efbaa No.39962

>>39959

The youth in Asia should be given dawa.

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b95e3f No.39966

File: f9ee6ad04cd851a⋯.png (49.3 KB,665x613,665:613,duckduckgo search.png)

File: a5e5f5da9637549⋯.png (39.96 KB,775x505,155:101,google search.png)

When you search for ‘answering Christianity’ on duckduckgo, the webpage comes up as the first result. When you search for ‘answering Christianity’ on google, the webpage does not show up for at least the first 5 pages (I stopped looking after 5 pages). The answering Islam website even has a couple results that come up in those first 5 pages, before the actual website that contains the exact 2 words that were searched for. Are there any other good Islamic websites with large amounts of information that google is trying to suppress in their search results?

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b95e3f No.39967

File: b0f57c193e43694⋯.png (36.76 KB,779x537,779:537,hmmm.png)

>>39966

This is what happens when you search google for answering Islam.

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2efbaa No.39968

File: cdb0815c7d6e95e⋯.png (163.02 KB,640x1136,40:71,41FD5835-96E7-4381-8BA5-CA….png)

>>39966

>>39966

Dude it comes up fine on my sail foam.

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79c62b No.39969

>>39966

>>39967

There are too many variables involved. Are you signed into Google when you search? Are you searching incognito mode? Are you using a VPN? All of these things change the search parameters.

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b95e3f No.39970

File: 8022bbcf4669a83⋯.png (53.28 KB,797x599,797:599,Untitled.png)

>>39969

I am in the US. I tried it signed in and signed out, both with the same results. I am not searching incognito or using a VPN. I know that different search results come up based upon your location, search history, personal preferences, and other things but I think it is strange that the actual website (English version) is nowhere near the top. The Netherlands version of the site is on page 3. Google knows that I am using English.

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79c62b No.39971

>>39970

Fascinating, but there's nothing we can do about it.

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900194 No.39972

>>39966

comes up fine for me on google akh

google just shows you what it thinks you want based on how you use it

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bd814e No.39982

>>39959

And do not kill yourselves [or one another]. Indeed, Allah is to you ever Merciful.

[Quran 4:29]

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900194 No.40031

File: f502077cc1b1abf⋯.jpg (65.67 KB,500x500,1:1,gold_watch.jpg)

Is taking welfare from kaffir harbi states really a bad thing?

The way I see it is like reparations for the damage they did.

If you think about it working for the kaffir and improving their economy only hurts muslims and is objectively a bad thing, plus the wealth of the kuffar is 100% halal to take. By that logic, what muslims are doing in europe is excellent, destroying their economy and taking the money of the kaffir work mules which are indirectly supporting israel with their taxes. Not even trolling, have you taken the jizyah-pill yet akhis?

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275138 No.40033

File: f4172dfe770c232⋯.jpeg (67.94 KB,780x498,130:83,A3BA95C7-ED06-4B67-953F-D….jpeg)

>>40031

I don’t see any problem with muslims taking benefits from a state, same as anyone else. We should never use Islam as an excuse to be masakeen. But I disagree with characterization of this money as jizyah for a few reasons.

Jizyah is paid to a muslim state or army, not random muslims.

A harbi state cannot by definition pay jizyah since once a state pays jizyah it is no longer in a state of conflict with Muslims. It then becomes dar al hudna not dar al harb.

In order to receive this payments muslims must acknowledge the authority of the state both explicitly and implicitly in letter and speech. Permanent Residency/Passport is an amana with the state by pledging to not violate its security and laws in exchange for your religion and property being respected by the state.

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b95e3f No.40035

>>40031

Wearing gold is haram, even if it is in a watch.

>wealth of the kuffar is 100% halal to take

This was on the battlefield. Stealing from disbelievers is not allowed everywhere you go.

>taking the money of the kaffir work mules

Muslims pay taxes too. Taking money that the government gives you, and then sitting on your butt doing nothing all day is not taking Jizya. That is absurd. Taking welfare benefits is similar to begging.

A man from the Ansar came to the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, and begged from him. The Prophet said, “Have you nothing in your house?” The man said, “Yes, a piece of cloth, a part of which we wear and a part of which we spread on the ground, and a wooden bowl from which we drink water.” The Prophet said, “Bring them to me.” The man brought these articles to him and the Prophet took them in his hands and he said, “Who will buy these?” Someone said, “I will buy them for one coin.” The Prophet said twice or thrice, “Who will offer more than one coin?” Someone said, “I will buy them for two coins.” He sold them for two coins and the Prophet said, “Buy food with one of them and give it to your family. Buy an axe and bring it to me.” The man brought it to him. The Prophet fixed a handle on it with his own hands and he said, “Go gather firewood and sell it, and do not let me see you for a fortnight.” The man went away and gathered firewood and sold it. When he had earned ten coins, he came and bought a garment and food. The Prophet said, “This is better for you than for begging to come as a blemish on your face on the Day of Resurrection. Begging is only appropriate for three people: one in grinding poverty, one in serious debt, and one who must pay a difficult compensation.”

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900194 No.40038

>>40033

True, I shouldn't have used the word jizyah, as it is not accurate. More like take their money because they take ours with neo-colonialism.

>>40035

>even if it is in a watch

its not in the watch, just colored

>Taking welfare benefits is similar to begging.

except welfare is not at the mercy of anyone, its just taking money from the workers pockets

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b95e3f No.40040

>>40038

You have to apply for welfare. You are applying for free money that is taken from people who are working (against their will). The taxes that they give to the government are given to you. It is like begging except that the people that you are taking the money from don’t have a choice about whether to give you the money or not. You just take it, using the government as an intermediary. The hadith >>40035 is very clear that it is better to work for your income, not to take money from others while not working.

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900194 No.40042

>>40040

>You are applying for free money that is taken from people who are working (against their will).

yup, not begging, but taking by force

>>40040

>it is better to work for your income, not to take money from others while not working.

True, in a muslim society. Not in a harbi state.

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b95e3f No.40044

>>40042

>yup, not begging, but taking by force

Non-Muslims do not have a monopoly on paying taxes. Everyone that has a job and actually works for their income does this, including Muslims. You aren't taking it by force, you are asking the government for it and the harbi state is taking it by force for you.

>True, in a muslim society. Not in a harbi state.

I gave the evidence that it was better to work for your income than to take money for doing nothing here >>40035. To say that there are exceptions to this general principle you need to provide proof. You aren’t going to find any proof of this from the Quran and Sunnah, because there is a general prohibition of Muslims living in the lands of the non-Muslims. That doesn’t mean that when Muslims do live among non-Muslims, all the principles and rules become invalidated and Muslims can do whatever they want because they aren’t living under a government ruling by the Sharia. When the government does not enforce the Sharia on the people, individual Muslims have to act according the Islamic principles wherever they are.

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b95e3f No.40047

File: fd3f27367ac9ea7⋯.png (136.84 KB,927x317,927:317,Untitled.png)

I don't want to claim this board because of the problems that the BO of this board was talking about, but maybe one of you guys wants to?

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b7909e No.40048

>>40047

That board looks like a trojan horse for secularism and the promotion of sin.

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275138 No.40050

>>40048

Rainbow Quran is for kids. Homo Pedos in the West stole a children’s symbol.

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900194 No.40051

>>40044

>Everyone that has a job and actually works for their income does this, including Muslims.

Yes and that's fine, their wealth is haram anyways and they will pay taxes to the kaffir anyways, so why can't a muslim benefit from it?

>you are asking the government for it and the harbi state is taking it by force for you.

Yup, ultimately the kaffir forces another kaffir to pay me at the end of a gun, this is force and I'm willing to accept if they insist.

>When the government does not enforce the Sharia on the people, individual Muslims have to act according the Islamic principles wherever they are.

True, but I know that when in a harbi state, such as the west, it is allowed to take from the wealth of the kafiroon. As such, working your a** off to make your enemies richer is not allowed, its actually haram to work for kaffirs who fight us. Only a bluepill cuck would be a "productive" member in western society, as it only benefits kaffirs mostly and their war machine. You should in fact, take a peaceful way to drain their resources, which is welfare / handouts. Like the somalians are doing in sweden.

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275138 No.40052

>>40051

>>40051

How is Sweden at war with muslims? They take in muslim refugees and are a decent country.

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b95e3f No.40053

>>40048

Someone could take over the board and made a thread explaining the beliefs of the Quranists and why they are wrong, then made a thread explaining how hadith were collected and authenticated. The board wouldn’t need to have regular postings, but if a ‘modernist’ Muslim stumbled upon the board they would see that the things the Quranists and modernists say are wrong.

>>40051

>so why can't a muslim benefit from it?

I’m not saying that they can’t. I am saying it is better to work for your money than to take handouts.

>this is force and I'm willing to accept if they insist.

They don’t insist that people take every kind of public assistance. You have to apply for some of them. You still aren’t giving any evidence from the Quran and Sunnah that there is an exception to the hadith >>40035. Following the hadith of the Prophet PBUH does not make someone a “bluepill cuck.”

>Like the somalians are doing in sweden

Do you get your news from /pol/?

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8a6ec8 No.40054

I am seriously considering becoming a Muslim, but do I really have to get rid of my dogs? I read an response on islamqa to a person who said that although they had a dog they’d never get another after it died, but the response told them they’d have to get rid of it. Even if that was something I’d be willing to do I’d be living in a family with me as the only Muslim so that would be impossible anyway

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617012 No.40055

>>40054

>I am seriously considering becoming a Muslim, but do I really have to get rid of my dogs?

No, but it would be best if your dogs are kept in a climate controlled kennel. Dogs are for hunting and racing not being kept inside houses as furbabies where they make a mess. I’m muslim and I took care of my neighbor’s show dogs for years when they were away. They were airedale terriers and the idea of ever letting them in their pristine home would have been absurd.

https://youtu.be/KB8ylY2edA0

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f25e0c No.40056

>>40054

You can keep your dogs. You just have to make sure to clean a lot.

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f25e0c No.40057

>>40054

Oh, and islamqa is one perspective. it is not the definitive answer. Do more research, but do not hesitate to become Muslim.

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b68f25 No.40058

>>40055

>>40056

>>40057

(it appears my ID will change)

Thank you for the quick answers. I’ll keep researching this issue and keep exploring Islam.

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900194 No.40059

>>40052

NATO

>>40053

>I am saying it is better to work for your money than to take handouts.

I agree but only in islamic lands.

>>40054

Adoption or sell them.

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b95e3f No.40060

>>40054

Don’t let the issue about dogs stop you from becoming Muslim. Keeping dogs is not a barrier stopping someone from accepting Islam. There are Muslims that keep dogs as pets, even though it is disliked. Try to learn more about the basics of Islam, read the Quran, learn about the life of the Prophet PBUH, etc. first, before focusing on the more obscure issues. Drinking alcohol and eating pork are strictly prohibited, keeping dogs is not, it is only disliked and not recommended.

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b95e3f No.40061

>>40059

>I agree but only in islamic lands.

Provide proof for this. General Islamic principles do not change when you live outside of Islamic lands. The only issue I can think of that changes is that Muslim men are no longer allowed to marry Christians or Jews. They can only do this in Muslim countries.

You aren't allowed to immigrate to non-Muslim countries for worldly reasons and then act like you are taking over Europe by sitting on your ass all day doing nothing and collecting welfare, thinking it is justifiable because it will destabilize the EU economically. Thinking you are doing something productive with your life and insulting Muslims who work hard to try and support their families when anyone who does this is actually just a lazy, worthless idiot with delusions of grandeur.

>Adoption or sell them.

Selling dogs is prohibited.

Abu Juhayfah said: The Prophet PBUH forbade the price of a dog. [Sahih Bukhaari 1944]

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b95e3f No.40063

File: 7abdc781ebc98e6⋯.jpg (102.1 KB,816x1280,51:80,El Paso Fag.jpg)

File: 9eef06472d9539e⋯.gif (12.48 KB,606x140,303:70,hurrr.gif)

File: 5bdfa297db0e2c3⋯.png (15.53 KB,579x75,193:25,Durrr.png)

Some 8 /pol/ dumbass shot up a wallmart in El Paso TX today. He openly admits that he supports Breton Torrent and that he is scared to attack people that will defend themselves. All the more reason to try to get concealed carry permits where you are able, or to try to plan other ways to defend Mosques if case someone tries something. Here is the thread about the NZ shooting >>35012. Apparently it is bumplocked.

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75547e No.40064

>>40054

You don't have to fet rid of it you just have to keep it outside your house like in the backyard or in a doghouse.

I've had a guard dogs all my life and we always kept them in their enclosure in the lawn.

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900194 No.40066

>>40061

Don't you know that when your at war with a harbi state, their wealth is halal as ghaneema?

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900194 No.40067

>>40063

Stupid /pol/ incels doing it again. Seriously CIA FBI should investigate them more than muslims, they are 10x worst when it comes to killing. White supremacists are a greater danger to all mankind because of racism. What a stupid ideology, imagine killing ppl for their color of their skin. This is satanic.

>>40064

And in winter?

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79c62b No.40070

>>40063

Just another day in paradise …

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016fd0 No.40071

>>40063

Kafr killing kafr. So what?

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742773 No.40073

>>40071

Kuffaar are obsessed with “muslims fighting eachother” overseas but they are blind to the christian on christian violence in their own countries. And while I condemn all senseless violence, including xian on xian slaughter, I must say my relief that this was not a muslim shooter and not a mosque targeted far outweighs any other feelings. And I dont forget the open gloating that many christians did after the shooting in NZ. The christian right in America were very very happy.

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b95e3f No.40074

>>40071

He was a supporter of Breton Torrent, the guy who killed 50 Muslims in New Zealand. He says that other people ideologically similar to him (8ch /pol/) should go after soft targets, where people will not defend themselves. Maybe you haven’t noticed, but Muslims are 8ch /pol/’s enemy #1. This is an example of how important it is for Muslims to get concealed carry permits and come up with other ways of defending Mosques from people like this. If these people even suspect that they are going after armed Muslims, they will run away pissing their pants.

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79c62b No.40075

>>40074

You're telling us stuff we already know and discussed after the NZ shooting. We're not interested in every little soyboy with a rifle getting mad at brown people and making the news. We're not /pol/.

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900194 No.40077

>>40071

Of course we are happy kaffirs are killing each other. Just a reminder to muslims, this will happen more frequently and they seek soft targets so get armed and put up armed signs in mosques so they know.

I will say to muslims in the USA, you have an right to guns the majority of muslims do not, so please be an example for these incels and use it.

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06f207 No.40078

File: 0cb241338e8bcbb⋯.png (293.29 KB,640x1136,40:71,A585E1AA-368C-4DEF-AC12-2F….png)

One of the victims of the bar shooting has a muslim name. I hope this brother was perhaps a bouncer or something and not a reveler. Let this be a reminder to us to avoid evil places because we might not have time to repent. Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajiioon.

I hope this bro made istighfar and said shahada before his soul was taken.

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79c62b No.40079

>>40078

That is a possibility, but I haven't been able to find anything about Syed Saleh. I do find it interesting that the shooter's sister, Megan, is one of the victims. I strongly suspect that she was the intended target.

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900194 No.40080

>>40078

Where does it say it's a bar.

>>40079

Try Saeed Saleh

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900194 No.40081

wow 2 mass shootings within 24 hours, another day in the united states of barbaria

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79c62b No.40082

>>40080

I live in Dayton, OH. The establishment named in the news is a bar. Ned Peppers is a popular bar in downtown. But the shooting didn't happen in the bar, it happened in the area around the bar. One of the dead victims is the shooter's sister and she was most likely the target. The shooter tried to enter the bar, but was stopped by multiple people.

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900194 No.40083

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79c62b No.40084

>>40080

>Try Saeed Saleh

I've been looking under various spellings and can't find anything. The local news has done pieces on a couple of the other victims, but nothing about Saleh has come up yet. I called a couple of local mosques and nobody recognizes the name.

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06f207 No.40085

>>40083

>chicago

Sorry, doesn’t count.

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7f83d0 No.40086

I missed you guys. Alhamdulillah /islam/ is back. What have you been doing in the meantime? I've finally began to learn some basic Arabic so that I can read the Qur'an exactly how it was revealed to Muhammad pbuh

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7f83d0 No.40087

>>40086

Still going to be a bit before we're fully back, but we have this for now!

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111111 No.40088

Runnin' slow as grandpa's morning piss right now, but it's here!

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111111 No.40089

Neat.

TOR ID = 000000

LokiNet ID = 111111

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3dc7dc No.40095

Salam brothers, I am able to post now here.

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79c62b No.40096

>>40095

It's slow, but it's getting better.

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7f83d0 No.40099

>>40096

It doesn't help that the clearnet site keeps going down and changing domains. Most people won't use TOR.

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7f83d0 No.40100

>>40096

It doesn't help that the clearnet site keeps going down and changing domains. Most people won't use TOR.

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79c62b No.40101

>>40100

>Most people won't use TOR

That's because a lot of people are under the mistaken impression that it's as complex to setup as it was 10-12 years ago.

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948313 No.40104

Is this board dead ?

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0c6c12 No.40106

First off, I missed you bros.

Secondly;

What is the opinion here on the Tafhim-ul-Quran?

I've been reading it the past month, and it has been really enlightening.

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a24d03 No.40108

>>40106

It's good to be back!

>>40107

The jihadi/wahabi/salafi of this board will come screaming and kvetching and crying as soon as they figure out where we are.

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a0b03c No.40134

>>40106

I like the Tafhim. I own the abridged version and have read from the unabridged version in my university's library. It is very helpful

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fcd8d6 No.40190

So what kind of enlightening idea does the Tafhim have ?

Just asking because I never heard of this book.

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41e5ce No.40199

>>37611

>Turks are our brothers

No, they are not, ☻ them.

In the whole Islam history no one harmed it more than they did

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0c6c12 No.40204

>>40190

It's just the Qur'an with added commentaries from different scholars, which is very helpful for people who have not been raised in an Islamic environment.

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29ed80 No.40229

>>19586

Here is my question.

If Muslims are against abortion and pro-family and faith, why do the majority of Muslims vote liberal who's views are exact polar to their own?

This has never made sense to me, and I do believe there are a few Muslims that are vocal about this, but if your belief is that Allah creates human life at the time of conception, then why would you even think about voting into power the very people that snub their noses at the teachings of the Qu'ran?

This hypocrisy amidst the Muslim community does not bode well with me and is a major reason why I am standoffish on the religion as a whole.

There's parts of Islam that I agree with, that makes me not a typical Christian. I do not believe that Jesus was God. God is God. God is not a man or woman or anything thing else that is within the realm of God's creation. God is the CREATOR, and not a part of His CREATION. God is apart from His creation.

I believe Jesus was able to do many things, just like Moses was able to do many things through the grace and will of God.

But for the life of me, I cannot get a handle as to WHY so many Muslims vote into power the very people that would eventually seek their destruction? Not only the destruction of themselves, but the destruction of their faith and belief?

It befuddles me.

Muslims would have a better chance at preserving their faith and pro family views by supporting conservative Christian/Jewish candidates.

Eventually I believe there will be a movement amidst the Muslim population in America that will realize this and you will see more and more Muslims joining with conservatives and abandoning the liberal agenda.

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a83979 No.40236

>>40229

What >>40230 said. If you stopped the Islam-hating or knee-jerk tier reactions to most issues, I think conservative will gain a momentum in America.

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cc10ce No.40271

How do I get to know more Muslim people? Online would be fine

I feel lonely

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cc10ce No.40274

>>40272

JazakaAllah Khairan' for your websites. I've read a few articles and found many things I've never knew about actually.

I was more asking about ways to socialize with Muslim people. Talk to someone, anyone. Thank you

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60c9a6 No.40275

>>40274

I think both those sites have community links, don't they?

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0670fe No.40279

how to break free from porn addiction and skewed sexual fantasies? seriously, it's destroying my faith. i can't overcome my urges. i feel disgusted of myself.

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1346fc No.40286

File: ad379ccc6c6179d⋯.pdf (193.88 KB,hetsroni2007.pdf)

File: b616fca4b2e25f2⋯.jpg (234.58 KB,800x1057,800:1057,Papillarleisten.jpg)

>>40279

Here is what I found to be most effective for me:

What >>40280 said.

Keep yourself as busy as you can. I started to cook for myself more, I spent more time reading and go out for walks whenever I find myself with nothing left to do.

Blacklist any websites/activities that contain the smallest degrees of nudity/degeneracy.

Always lower your gaze and avoid unnecessary eye contact with girls outside.

Spend a good amount of your time reading about how porn addiction and sexual fantasies can ruin your future, especially after marriage. I did that on Muslim marriage on reddit or just kept going on female dedicated forums where a LOT of them complained about their sex life with their husband and all blamed porn. I found that I unconsciously got stronger in holding my urges and saying 'no'.

I know it's hard for men, especially since nearly all nudity contained in ads on websites/outside, movies et cetera is involving females.

Also, Allah hasn't made something Haram unless it's harmful for us, so it would be good thinking about the 'why'(for any other haram things). Needless to talk about how your psyche is harmed, I think rubbing your genitals with your hand harms its skin because of how our fingers surface are highly different than the other(couldn't find a more suitable expression) skin, that is created in a way to serve the good purpose.

File attached is about a study conducted in the us and zionist occupation of palestine about sexual content in tv(applies to any medium of information). It could open your eyes to how much we're exposed to sex on a daily basis, thus explain why you cannot overcome your urges

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4246f6 No.40289

What is the nature of Allah's justice? Is He truly Al-Adl?

Implying that Allah has shortcomings is far from my mind, however I am unknowing.

Allah says in Surah Al-Qasas Verse 56:

>Indeed, [O Muhammad], you do not guide whom you like, but Allah guides whom He wills. And He is most knowing of the [rightly] guided.

If Allah chooses whom He guides and whom He leaves astray, then how can the one whom is led astray be blamed for what was chosen for him?

When many of the world religions claim:

>If you are not a Muslim, you will go to hell.

>If you are not a Christian, you will go to hell.

>If you are not a Jew, you will go to hell.

>If you are not … etc.

Then how can I be certain that I am on the right path? I wish to follow God and avoid Hell, but I don't want to make a guessing game out of it.

How can man be expected to be capable of distinguishing false divinity from true divinity?

All that man posesses is his own reason, but we know that Allah is so great a being that man cannot possibly comprehend Him. So with this limited mind, how can man be certain about the correctness of his faith?

I'm not sure whether this is deserving of its own thread so I put it here just in case. I put my hope in Allah that I may be guided.

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d61aa6 No.40290

File: 2fb9c6d02f33390⋯.png (Spoiler Image,786.01 KB,1280x720,16:9,wwBcI7F.jpg.png)

My mom said she wanted to marry me with my cousin, however I'm a bit worried about the consequences of inbreeding. I know it's allowed in Islam, but I'm still not 100% sure if it's safe. Anyone has some experience in that type of situation?

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73bf7e No.40292

>>40290

I don't believe Allah has allowed something that would be harmful to us in any way. Muh inbreeding is a meme to mock Muslims/arabs. If you look up stats, the catastrophic results are due to siblings getting married or other Haram relationships. See 4:19-23

Happy for you brother. Best of luck inshaAllah

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a83979 No.40326

File: ed9e9d061765beb⋯.png (914.25 KB,1280x720,16:9,Twilight_Sparkle_pondering….png)

Not the concern troll but what about the act in >>40322 or precisely https://sunnah.com/adab/48/9 ?

In my limited knowledge, I've never heard of it. Is it an act on endearing towards children common in that age? I mean, we have a lot of questionable traditions with children in modern times as well like showing the pee pee of children for some reason

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a83979 No.40328

>>40327

Aiight, just asking my dude. Jazakallah.

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000000 No.40335

>>40329

>declares others apostate

So, you're God? Nice ...

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0c6c12 No.40336

Hi friends,

I often try out certain aspects of religions that interest me to try and see if the effects the rules of said religion have a positive or negative effect on me.

Which rules do you consider essential in Islam with regards to behavior?

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00ee4f No.40346

Even if my beard is really weak/patchy and growing it gives me skin problems should I still not shave it? Would it be sinful for me to do so even if it causes me health issues?

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cc10ce No.40351

>>40346

It was never an obligation in Islam to grow a beard. You can shave it whenever you feel like it.

Growing a beard needs patience and good care. Don't shave it too often and moisturize the skin underneath after you wash your face with soap for example, olive oil in very small quantities does it for me.

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a83979 No.40356

>>40351

Just want to point out that although it is not an obligation but clearly something encouraged and shaving it is discouraged as well.

https://sunnah.com/bukhari/77/109

Thanks for the tips as well. I noticed that when I cut my beard short, my skin is pretty dry on the chin. Would try it later on.

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5c312d No.40362

I've been asked to explain my actions, so I will - though it is against my better judgment to do so.

>>40327

This is an opinion. It may not be a valid opinion, but that is what it is. If an opinion is given and it isn't valid, then it is up to the brothers to correct the poster.

>>40329

This is not a correction of the opinion. It is a deliberate attack on the poster himself. The argument/opinion is not attacked. I chose to ignore this post because I am not a ban-happy person. But then ..

>>40350

He came back and did the exact same thing. The argument was not attacked, the opinion not corrected. The poster was attacked directly. I gave this a 1 hour ban to put a warning message. But then ...

>>40354

He came back and did the exact same thing AGAIN! This time he got a 24 hour ban. The first time, I ignored it. The second time got a warning. The third time got a ban. There will not be a fourth time.

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00ee4f No.40363

>>40356

That's the thing though this is my first time trying to grow a beard. I've not been shaving for too long and do it once/twice a month at most. Is there a reason my skin gets so bad other than the beard (or bad beard/skin care) or do I just have bad skin? None of my patriarchs in family have ever had beards and i inherited my father's sensitive skin so i couldnt really ask them for tips. Has any brother here had a similar experience or am I just doomed to very unhealthy skin with a beard? My family are non-muslim for reference.

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7fe9e7 No.40370

>>40363

At least you can grow a beard.

I can't due to my sissy East Asian genes.

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cc10ce No.40371

File: a50ebbb086c917b⋯.jpg (1.13 MB,1600x10324,400:2581,Traditional Diet Infograph….jpg)

File: 9fe27e9621e0c1e⋯.png (85.52 KB,1266x764,633:382,Soap.png)

>>40363

You are what you eat. Your skin, your teeth and your nails(in this order) are the most reflective of your health. It's very likely that you are deficient in zinc and magnesium. A large portion of the population is, due to lands being depleted and the garbage they consume.

Do you do your ablution five times a day?

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00ee4f No.40378

>>40371

depends how often I defecate between prayers but I'd say on average it's between 3-4 times a day and always once before bed. Thank you for the information.

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d0e101 No.40387

>>40337

>5. Pilgrimage. At least once in your life make the journey to Mecca.

*if you're able to.

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f81746 No.40390

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0f5473 No.40395

السلام عليكم

I recently met a girl. We were paired in a school project and all the time we talked was within the project and we never crossed any boundaries. She seems to be very conservative. She speaks good language, isn't active on social media and dresses very respectfully. During the period before actually meeting her I've never seen her around any guys. She also never goes to any of the school parties. I guess she's catholic(from her name). She knows I'm a Muslim. Altough we don't know each other well, she is honestly someone I'd consider being with in the future. How should I deal with this? Any of you anons had similar experiences?

جزاكم الله خيرا

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48704e No.40397

>>40390

Thanks my dude

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48f951 No.40413

Where do I look to learn how to pray the 5 daily prayers? Seems like to me every guide I look up are somewhat different.

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5bb381 No.40436

Do single male muslims have a chance of being a good muslim? I restrained my porn addiction to a big extent but it only increased my libido. I always sin one way or another. Marriage is unfortunately not an option for me, at least for the time being.

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48704e No.40442

>>40436

>Do single male muslims have a chance of being a good muslim?

Why, yes. Anyone have a chance of being a good muslim. Do your religious obligations and maybe something extra that's permissible and halal.

>I restrained my porn addiction to a big extent but it only increased my libido. I always sin one way or another

You've shown that you try, struggle or jihad against it. If you fell again, rise back up. Repent. Never give up on Allah's mercy.

Although fasting is the best thing you could do to stave off the libido but some scholars rules that you can masturbate but without using porn albeit considered makhruh.

Fight against the sin as much as you can. Surely Allah will reward you for every second you struggle to become better.

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d0b4f5 No.40443

>>40436

Why do people always come here with the idea that Islam is a "one and done" proposition? If you fall, you get back up! There is no "if you sin once, you're forever doomed" ideology in Islam - well, except for Wahabbists … they don't understand forgiveness or mercy.

We all sin. We all repent. We all ask forgiveness. We all try. We all fail. Allah knows and will be forever merciful because Allah loves you.

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e6e0cd No.40444

File: 54f37d30272f0a1⋯.png (176.96 KB,394x448,197:224,ClipboardImage.png)

Qiblah in north america, is it north-east or south-east?

For north-east it is shortest path to Kaaba from NA, but the orientation changes along the path.

For south-east it is not the shortest path to Kaaba but the orientation is the same along the path.

Would it be valid to pray towards the east if you are unsure between the both, or just stick with one of the two?

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d0b4f5 No.40445

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e6e0cd No.40447

>>40445

This calculates the shortest distance from my location to the Kaaba, but is it the correct way to do it? As I said in my post, it might be the shortest path but the direction along it is not consistent.

I want an islamically correct way to determine the qibla not one that is purely mathematical.

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e6e0cd No.40449

>>40448

I never said otherwise, it could be mathematically correct while not be the it's supposed to be done in Islam. It could also be correct from both point of views. That's why I'm asking if north east is the direction of the qiblah or south-east. Both are correct mathematically but for different reasons.

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0046e9 No.40451

I pray to Allah that he makes me taller although I'm 22. Is it pathetic? Being short caused me to have inferiority complex. It made me extremely shy and quiet. It also made me so awkward over years I will never be able to come to terms with being content in my skin. Should I keep praying for it? Is it over?

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95fded No.40452

>>40450

Then is it the only correct way? The original point was about NE vs SE some scholar nowadays will argue that SE is right, and NE is wrong because the direction changes along the curved path. You start NE and by the end of the trajectory it ends up facing SE. Some scholars will argue that NE is the only correct way because it is the shortest path(what all these apps calculate).

The question is, are they both valid views based on Islamic evidence like Qur'anic verse, hadiths or fiqh literature?

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00866d No.40531

File: 16f92a415636936⋯.jpg (292.11 KB,1500x844,375:211,Malcolm X.jpg)

If El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz (Malcolm X) had not been assassinated by the NoI, could he have been the first black President of the US?

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c8399f No.40533

Can anyone point me in the right direction to learn arabic? I have enroled to a class but that starts in June, I would like to get a bit of a foundation to build upon before i start.

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47b153 No.40549

File: 8f7409e5b0b9f6e⋯.png (36.42 KB,800x800,1:1,1397570482045.png)

I've read that the ruling on LGBT is that they are to be killed (Not sure if those that has gay thoughts are considered). There's probably debates whether they can repent from getting killed or just straight up getting killed but that's not what I want to ask. From what I can understand, this is obvious for the LGBT "muslim".

What I don't know is the ruling for the dzimmis? Should they be killed as well? Let's say they don't follow any creed and would prefer "civil" law. What's the ruling on these kind of people?

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47b153 No.40572

>>40564

I'm rereading again the arguments made by my Federal Islamic Islamic Authority and found that what you said is true, well mostly since the footnotes do describe various punishments. I guess the current ruling has to prescribe their own version of punishment

Here's the link for those interested :

http://www.islam.gov.my/images/ePenerbitan/Hadis-hadis_Sahih_Berkaitan_Perlakuan_LGBT_BI.pdf

Anyway, back to my main question. What about the dzimmis? Should such punishment be imposed onto them as well?

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2236a9 No.40576

Is a salah with mistakes (an invalid salah) equivalent to no salah at all?

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6052bb No.40579

I know that Allah is merciful to me but I'm not merciful to myself. How do I learn to forgive myself?

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47b153 No.40581

>>40577 (checked)

Aiight, thanks for the input bruv

>>40576

If you learnt from the mistakes, that's better. If you kept doing it, you need to rethink. If it due to forgetfulness/unmindful during salah, do sujud sahwi. Of course, you need to improve your mindfulness but we're human beings, after all. Never give up.

>>40579

That's a hard topic to tackle. I can only give what I did when I feel that way. First is to fully understand that human are bound to err and that we are supposed to learn from such err.

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c6e116 No.40582

>>40579

It doesn't matter whether you forgive yourself because you're not the judge. God is the judge, so you should let Him decide, as He is just.

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679659 No.40591

I don't like my father. He's been very harsh to me when I was a kid and he's still very grumpy. I have been a better kid than most kid, he's been a worse father than most fathers. I'm so sick of him and his manners. Can I disavow him? Is it permitted? I know earning parents pleasure is very important but I don't even perceive him like my father. I don't know what to do and am really confused.

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865cfb No.40614

In the wake of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, many government officials seem to care more about GDP than the lives of their people.

The (government) big wigs and officials responsible for travel and/or public health safety aren't doing their jobs, leading to the suffering and death of thousands (if not millions).

No complete lockdown of the entire country, no travel bans, nothing. If this is not oppression I do not know what is.

Beware of the supplication of the oppressed, for there is no barrier between it and Allah

Source: Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 4090

Every day I pray so that Allah may never forgive their sins, and let them burn in Jahannam for all eternity.

Is it wrong to pray for the destruction and suffering of your oppressors?

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f1eaf1 No.40620

>>40615

No. These people are toying with other people's lives for profit without any shred of guilt or remorse.

I pray that Allah would put them at the same level as the Jews and Iblees, and let them forever burn in Jahannam for all eternity.

They could've avoided this prayer, but chose not to.

They reap what they sow.

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597463 No.40622

File: c7d7dc69d2cc2c6⋯.jpg (65.59 KB,864x648,4:3,FingeWizard.jpg)

>>40620

>my prayer is enough to make 'em all pay!

my prayer is like LSD and can drive 'em crazy!!

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f1eaf1 No.40623

File: 395e250a983b725⋯.gif (1.74 MB,350x189,50:27,Government_mandated_safety.gif)

>>40622

>The Ahadith are just made up fairy tales

Filthy infidel.

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f1eaf1 No.40624

>>40621

>but your prayer won't have any effect

That's a pretty bold statement.

[1] You're contradicting the hadith, which explicitly says that: "there is no barrier between it and Allah"

[2] Who are you to say what can or cannot have any effect? Are you speaking on the behalf of Allah now? You're committing an act of syirk

> other than to hurt yourself

Sauce me a verse of the Quran or any hadith on this.

If you can't, then you're just making ☻ up about the religion. And you know what that means.

>I will pray for your rightful guidance.

Oh quit it with the holier than thou attitude.

The one thing that disgust me more than hоmоsеxuаls and jеws are fаggоts like you.

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1fc9d7 No.40626

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1fc9d7 No.40627

>>40624

>quit it with the holier than thou attitude

No, you quit it with the pretending that prayer and supplication to Allah are magic spells to cast curses on your enemies that Allah must do for you. That is literally an act of shirk.

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f1eaf1 No.40630

>>40625

Not responding to the syirk statement I see.

>Are you He? No. Allah is the judge and the redeemer. You are neither.

Never said I was. Quit putting words in my mouth.

>>40627

Finally showing off your true colors, eh?

>Allah must do for you

I never said that. Quit putting words in my mouth.

Strawmanning seems to be a running theme in this board. How very /islam/ic.

>quit it with the pretending that prayer and supplication to Allah are magic spells to cast curses on your enemies

Again, the hadith was "Beware of the supplication of the oppressed, for there is no barrier between it and Allah"

BEWARE

NO BARRIER

Do I have to spell it out to you on why the Prophet (SAW) used these words?

>>40628

>If all you can do is throw out childish insults

<ALL YOU CAN DO

Insults make up less than 10% of my posts, but somehow that's ALL I DO huh?

That's very disingenuous of you to disregard the rest of my posts. How very /islam/ic.

>then you are not welcome on this board.

Reminder that you posted this hadith right here >>40625 . Hypocrisy at its finest.

It would seem that this "holier than thou" attitude and general hypocrisy permeates this board.

What exemplary /islam/ic values. Kek.

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a74288 No.40634

>>40630

>BEWARE

>NO BARRIER

How does that say it's ok to pray for the death and destruction of your enemies when the Prophet clearly said otherwise?

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f1eaf1 No.40638

>>40634

>How does that say it's ok to pray for the death and destruction of your enemies when the Prophet clearly said otherwise?

Where did the Prophet said otherwise? Where did the Prophet prohibit to pray for the destruction of your oppressors?

No sauce means you're making up about the religion, and you know what that means.

>>40635

Not responding to the disingenuous statement I see.

>How is that me being hypocritical?

Because the hadith you posted was about patience, tolerance, and praying for the good of others despite them trying to kill you.

While you on the other hand, are very quick to kick me out just for a mere insult.

You shouldn't fling out hadiths like that if you can't live up to them.

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38f7f5 No.40640

>>40638

Abu Huraira reported: At-Tufail came with his companions and they said, “O Messenger of Allah, the tribe of Daws has disbelieved and rejected you, so pray to Allah against them.” And it was said, “May the tribe of Daws be destroyed!” The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said:

اللَّهُمَّ اهْدِ دَوْسًا وَائْتِ بِهِمْ

O Allah, guide the tribe of Daws and bring them to me.

Source: Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 4131

Abu Huraira reported: It was said, “O Messenger of Allah, pray against the idolaters!” The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said:

إِنِّي لَمْ أُبْعَثْ لَعَّانًا وَإِنَّمَا بُعِثْتُ رَحْمَةً

Verily, I was not sent to invoke curses, but rather I was only sent as mercy.

Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 2599

Jabir reported: It was said, “O Messenger of Allah, the arrows of the tribe of Thaqīf have pierced us, so pray against them!” The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said:

اللَّهُمَّ اهْدِ ثَقِيفًا

O Allah, guide the tribe of Thaqīf!

Source: Sunan al-Tirmidhī 3942

If you were actually Muslim, then you'd know all of this and wouldn't need a source; but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.

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d49543 No.40641

>>40640

Truth. Mercy >>>>> Destruction

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a36e9c No.40654

>>40639

>>40640

None of these Ahadith prohibits the cursing of oppressors.

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d49543 No.40662

>>40654

Yes but why you don't want to follow the Prophet's sunnah? Is Rahmatan lil A'lamin means little to you?

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09f935 No.40682

>>40640

>>40654

Yahya heard from malik who heard from daud ibn hussain that he heard al araaj say:

In ever saw the people in ramadan, but they were cursing the disbeliveers

there is commentary from ibn abd al barr al maliki may Allah have mercy on him:

THIS SHOWS THAT IS IT PERMISSIBLE TO CURSE THE KUFFAR WHETHER OR NOT THEY ARE DHIMMI. THIS IS NOT OBLIGATORY. RATHER IT IS ALLOWED FOR THOSE WHO DO IT OUT OF HATRED FOR THEM FOR THE SAKE OF ALLAH DUE TO THEIR DENIAL OF THE TRUTH AND THEIR ENMITY TO THE RELIGION AND ITS PEOPLE.

(warning, this post does not encourage any violence , discrimination or hatred against any people, i am strictly against violence and i am only calling towards core islamic beliefs, such as the oneness of God, NOT VIOLENCE, i condem any terrorism / violence)

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09f935 No.40683

>>40662

Al albani menti0ons a narration of ibn khuzaymah in which Umar appointed someone to lead the people in prayer at night in ramadan,

and

at the end of praying after the first 1/2 of the month

the leader would make the following supplication: O allah, fight the kuffar who lead people away from your path, deny your messengers and do not believei n your promise.

this is found in qiyam al layl, page 32 , by al albani

ibn khuzaymahs narration (2/155)

[take the warning from the previous message, i do not promote violence, i am strictly peaceful and call to the oneness of god, any violence or terrorism is condemed by me completely .]

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d27203 No.40700

For those of you who are in containment, how would you ideally spend the day?

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2ebb1b No.40712

>>40700

Doin' pretty good over here.

>wake up

>pray

>eat breakfast

>play video games

>skype with parents

>pray

>play more video games

>eat lunch

>pray

>watch livestream from mosque

>pray

>play video games

>eat dinner

>pray

>watch a movie

>go to bed

Rinse, Repeat.

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d27203 No.40713

>>40701

How do you get yourself to enjoy reading? I do read, but 9 times out of 10 I get extremely bored after a few pages

>>40712

That's I'm trying to stop doing. I don't want to mess with my reward system

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d27203 No.40721

how to deal with loneliness?

where can I chat with people?

is there an 8/islam/chat on another platform?

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b9b231 No.40722

>>40721

I want to say go out to your local masjid and socialize after congregational prayer but it's qurantime now.

>where can I chat with people

There's a telegram group that some of the board user went to. Maybe there?

>is there an 8/islam/chat on another platform?

Most of us prefer here to keep our anonymity

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d1ebc2 No.40724

File: a2c87995d2217fa⋯.png (39.76 KB,150x150,1:1,groyper.png)

>>40722

link for telegram group?

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b9b231 No.40725

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d27203 No.40728

>>40722

I've checked the group already, not working. I'd rather keep my anonymity too, but nowhere could I find(on the internet) like minded people without having to engage in degenerate activities. Socializing IRL has been a lost cause for me for almost three years now. It's becoming too much to handle, that's why I'm asking :)

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b9b231 No.40734

>>40728

How old are you anon? Have you finished highschool or college? Finding like minded people is hard. If you've gone through years of socializing and sticking to some group of friends, you'll find a few that you can truly say this is my gang and I'll die for them. Then you'll find those that truly like minded as you.

Are you lonely or you haven't tried connecting to those that once know you?

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d27203 No.40742

>>40734

I'm 20 and still in college. Left my home country for studies a few years ago. I've stuck to the same group of friends for almost ten years now, it'd been gradually getting lower in number. Being on the chans for years doesn't help. I sometimes talk to the one true, like minded friend I've got left, he's been busy with work. I've tried connecting to some of my old friends(mostly girls, before I turned to Islam :)), it didn't work well. I am lonely, and it's getting worse with self-isolation.

Jazak Allah Khairan' for your concern, brother :)

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b9b231 No.40743

>>40742

I see. Then take this time of isolation and ask Allah wholeheartedly about your problem. Tell Him like you're telling your most intimate person about your problem. Do not be afraid to sound casual. What's important that you tell Him everything. Let it all out and ask for a way out. Be a little bit specific about that way out. Maybe the person is so and so.

I honestly can't help you much since I'm a loner myself but from the time that I went to college, I managed to find friends that I still contact to this day.

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56da6e No.40774

Hello I am vry worried are moderators deleting posts they don't agree with? Also what do we think of >>/muslim/ are they a good board?

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b9b231 No.40775

>>40774

Wow. It's nothing

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49027e No.40776

File: 194118a02872a90⋯.jpg (112.07 KB,500x435,100:87,woja.jpg)

How does one pray when there is loud Christian rock playing next door?

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56da6e No.40779

Brothers I hope you are all doing well in this quarantine, I have a question, do you believe we are in the end times? I feel like 2020 is going to be very wild

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b9b231 No.40784

>>40776

Recite loudly so you can hear yourself

>>40777

Don't you need to hear your own voice for salah to be valid, at least the recitations that need to be "loud"

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b9b231 No.40788

>>40785

That's why I'm questioning the use of earplugs. Not because of the music or outside interference.

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d20a65 No.40791

>>40789

It's not so much about not hearing your own voice, it's about being distracted due to the music playing and losing focus during prayer. I suppose earplugs could help with that.

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b9b231 No.40792

>>40789

Ah yes, true that. Forgot that convection is a thing for voice as well.

I know it's a khilafah thing for this (whether you need to hear to hear you own voice through your ear i.e soundwaves through air for the prayer to be legit) so I need to recheck for this specific problem. Malaysia mainly follow that we need to hear our own voice through the ear i.e soundwaves by air. I can see that why it's not considered legit since you don't have full range of makraj if you only rely on soundwave through transfer but I still need to recheck.

Though, in that specific problem, I think we can pick the one that you only need to ensure your mouth is "pronouncing" the right makhraj.

>>40791

Heh, true that. Just like, ask them to slow it down for a while. If you can't, earplugs can help.

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b9b231 No.40793

>>40792

>khilafah

khilaf lmao

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56da6e No.40796

Does BO support LGBT and the left?

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9db251 No.40798

>>40796

Define "support" and delineate what you mean by "left". I mean, some folks take the fact that I don't have any desire to see gay people murdered as being in "support" of the LGBT movement. So, you're going to need to clarify.

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56da6e No.40803

>>40798

Under shariah convicted sodomy is punishable by death.

Do you reject that?

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e173a0 No.40807

>>40803

>under shariah

Shariah is judicial interpretation of the Sunnah. As such, there is no blanket "under shariah" that can be applied. I reject all shariah that cannot explicitly be backed by Qur'an and Sunnah. I also reject the idea that shariah applies to non-Muslims.

I do acknowledge that the Prophet(pbuh) did state: "If you find anyone doing as Lot's people did, kill the one who does it, and the one to whom it is done." but in order to interpret that properly, one must examine what Lot's people did. They were literally roving gangs of openly practicing sodomites, out in public for all to see, brash and even raping those who came among them.

Should a gang of men who go around openly raping everyone they see be put to death? Yes.

Should a monogamous gay couple who keeps their modesty in public be put to death? No.

Hope that clears things up.

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b9b231 No.40813

File: db547d704466875⋯.pdf (6.79 MB,Hadis_hadis_Sahih_Berkaita….pdf)

>>40807

>Should a monogamous gay couple who keeps their modesty in public be put to death? No

That's for the non-Muslim, yes? I mean, even the muslim gays are not to be punished by death unless they did like Lot's people. (Since they are considered as adulterers but not killed).

For anyone interested, here's a compilation of Hadith Sahih on the behaviour of LGBT by the Deparment of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM). The author explains the hadith and put notes on the ruling by prominent scholars.

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56da6e No.40819

>>40807

>>40807

> I also reject the idea that shariah applies to non-Muslims.

That's false, non muslims have their own religious law, but if they affect a muslim they are judged by Islamic law. For example, if a muslim is murdered by a dhimmi, the shariah applies and no the biblical one.

>Should a monogamous gay couple who keeps their modesty in public be put to death? No.

Not if you have evidence of their sodomy.

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2d4697 No.40822

>>40819

If you have evidence of a private couple's sodomy, then you're a creeper peeping in their windows and you should be flogged.

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b9b231 No.40823

>>40822 (checked)

This tho. Unless you've heard from the guy that he's going to do it, then you're invading privacy that even Umar r.a get told to frick off

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2d4697 No.40826

>>40823

Even if they say they're going to do it, it isn't enough. People say lots of things all the time, but it doesn't mean they're actually going to do it. The only way to have evidence against someone for sodomy is if they put pics or videos out in public or they actually do it in public - which would make them like the people of Lot. A quiet, monogamous couple who keeps their modesty in public should simply be left alone. It's between them and God and is none of our concern.

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56da6e No.40918

What's the point of 9chan?

Is it a backup for 8kun?

Is it more active?

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56da6e No.40919

>>40813

Do you take your islamic knowledge and shaykhs from the Deparment of Islamic Development Malaysia?

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78d669 No.40920

>>40918

It's a bunker of sorts and an alternative. It's not 8kun and it's actually run by someone who actually acknowledges /islam/ as a member of the community. It's also completely separate from Watkins and his Q cult.

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b9b231 No.40921

>>40919

I'm a Malaysian, so mostly yes. They are THE official Islamic body for the Malaysian Government. Of course each state has their own muftis and their own fatwa but only differ in the things that can be debatable. So far Malaysia is technically a muslim country and the department show no signs of being compromised.

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56da6e No.40922

>>40921

Brother you should be careful who you take your deen from, if they work of the rulers, especially a secular govt, you should be weary, you can take fiqh form them at most, but nothing relating to aqeedah. Malaysia may be majority muslim, but the secular government itself, is a taghut system (democracy).

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b9b231 No.40924

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b9b231 No.40925

>>40922

>>40924

>accidentally clicked New Reply

Anyway, I guess you really don't know Malaysia.

https://www.malaysia.gov.my/portal/content/30116 . Plus, do you think each scholar in Malaysia gonna be a sheeple when Islam is reworked for the government? There are other independent bodies in Malaysia that can serve as a balance and check for the department.

>Brother you should be careful who you take your deen from

If so, then who should we trust? Some random sheikh from nowhere? As long as they reason with Quran and Sunnah, there's no reason for anyone to throw away said institution.

The democracy is debatable but I will state my stance, which had been discussed to death by a lot of scholars. Islam can work in a lot of ways, only we fail to see it because we want it to be perfect (caliphate). We should strive for it, yes but we should implement Islam where we can. Comparing other nations, I feel like Malaysia is one of the best at said implementation.

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56da6e No.40930

>>40925

The elite in your country are non muslims, and they don't enforce jizyah, so of course it benefits them to have "freedom of religion". Yet there is no freedom to establish shariah, try it and you get called islamist.

It is a fact that those who work for governments, have financial interests, either due to greed, or duress, they are unable to speak against their governments unislamic stances, and as such, they only feed you fiqh, and if they speak aqeedah, they never apply it to the real world.

It's the same in saudi arabia, but much worst, since they are at risk of death or imprisonment.

Some of them sold their souls for money, and make up fake fatwas to fatten their pockets and others are genuinely afraid and so remain silent on certain issues.

It's why in my case, I use islamic QA websites to get my fiqh questions answered, but for aqeedah, you can't do taqlid, you must learn it yourself. You must learn about tawhid & kufr bi taghut. You cannot be a muslim, without first rejecting the taghut.

If they did teach you proper aqeedah, you would know that democratic rule is not compatible with the supremacy of quran and sunnah. In which, no Islamic law can be overruled for a secular one.

Islam is to be supreme over all religions, an umbrella system, in which muslims are ruled by shariah, and the people of the book can rule by their own law, in exchange for the jizyah tribute.

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b9b231 No.40931

File: 475b23ab4e74426⋯.jpg (17.73 KB,540x406,270:203,you_cant_be_of_serious_com….jpg)

>>40930

>all of that

>mostly assumptions

Yeah, not going to bother countering all that if you even can't read the news for the current ruling body and how there's a lot of institution in Malaysia to protect it from being totally secular.

>If they did teach you proper aqeedah, you would know that democratic rule is not compatible with the supremacy of quran and sunnah. In which, no Islamic law can be overruled for a secular one.

>Islam is to be supreme over all religions, an umbrella system, in which muslims are ruled by shariah, and the people of the book can rule by their own law, in exchange for the jizyah tribute.

You're probably a wahabbi innit? you're probably a wahabbi innit?

Memeing aside, Yes. That's the goal you dolt. Why do you think all of these actors trying to play their part in upholding Islam in a democratic system? Because they see it as a valid path to bring back Islam. Our Prophet didn't just declare a holy war or a revolution form day 1. He started with da'wah and slowly turn the people of Makkah and Madinah to become muslim and create an Islamic nation.

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698fb1 No.40932

I was just randomly thinking about something and had an idea that the virgins promised in Paradise are kind of like sex robots? Has anyone ever thought about this before? It seems to fit some of the descriptions. Would you want sex robots? If this is what was promised does that mean we are close to Paradise?

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b9b231 No.40933

>>40932

That hadith is considered daif so not really something to look forward to or should be discussed but considering that Allah WILL grant any desire even as mundane as in this hadith https://sunnah.com/bukhari/41/26 so eh.

Anyway

>sex robots

No, not really. It'll be anything that one might desire. A far cry than anything that a perverted human can do and build in this world

>Would you want sex robots?

Any kind of pornography is haram.

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56da6e No.40935

>>40931

Malaysia is secular whether you cope or not, even if they sprinkle some islamic terms here and there.

>He started with da'wah and slowly turn the people of Makkah and Madinah to become muslim and create an Islamic nation.

Yeah and he had many opportunities and offers to share power with the mushriks but he never compromised even one bit.

When you compromise your religion and treat the law of Allah swt cheaply by making secularism equal then you become a kafir.

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56da6e No.40936

>>40932

They aren't robots they're sentient beings like you and me. By your logic all women are sexbots. Are women reduced to their genitals for you?

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b9b231 No.40942

>>40935

>Yeah and he had many opportunities and offers to share power with the mushriks but he never compromised even one bit.

Because all of those compromise is for him to stop da'wah completely. Last time the people of Nusantara defended their nation and religion, they got colonized and here we are.

What's the masterplan then? an open revolt which then will be faced with more prosecution and bad publicity?

In democracy, at least amendments can be made towards the constitution which is a double edged sword, but it's possible and much more feasible. At least in Malaysia. But let's stop here. It's clearly you can't see the reason behind this ijtihad and there's no reason for us to try convince each other since our hearts are already set on a path.

Ramadhan Mubarak

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56da6e No.40943

>>40942

>Because all of those compromise is for him to stop da'wah completely.

Not really because they gave him part of the year to worship Allah alone and in other parts it's their turn to worship other gods. Using ikhwani logic, you can gradually make people join islam by accepting this deal.

>Last time the people of Nusantara defended their nation and religion, they got colonized and here we are.

What makes you think you should give up?

The Afghans never gave up and it took decades of sacrifice but only now is it looking positive for the Islamic future.

Allah swt promised it was never going to be easy, but it's better to die standing than live in fear like a coward.

You are the majority in those archipelagos, act like it.

>What's the masterplan then? an open revolt which then will be faced with more prosecution and bad publicity?

There's no reason we can't spread da'wah to fellow muslims who are blinded by democracy and teach them, that's the minimum we should do.

If we don't teach the lay muslim masses they won't know the root cause of their problems (abandonment of shariah) and this will cause them to be unsuspecting targets of kufr about it and lead them to jahanam.

>In democracy, at least amendments can be made towards the constitution which is a double edged sword, but it's possible and much more feasible.

This is the ideology of the ikhwan al mufliseen, gradualism, which is to gradually raise islam by incorporating it with shirk.

This won't work, has never worked and will never work. These people will end up being humiliated like dogs like morsi, fate of all who sell the shariah cheaply.

> It's clearly you can't see the reason behind this ijtihad

I see the reasons, but it's baatil (false) and void, since it's not based on any quran or sunnah.

And in fact contradicts tawhid. My argument is pretty simple,

>democracy is a taghut

>one can't be muslim without rejecting taghut

>therefore democracy should be rejected

And if I have to remind you, ijtihad comes after quran & sunnah, and after the ijma' sahaba.

>and there's no reason for us to try convince each other since our hearts are already set on a path.

I used to think like you it's why I have some sympathy, I hope you are not those who the devil has tricked already or has a hard heart. Is democracy really worth your akhira? If i'm wrong then I'm only doing good da'wah, and if you're wrong then you enter jahanam. You should at least be open to my argument, just in case I have a point.

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c75f27 No.40944

>>40943

So, you want to go around to Muslims in democratic nations and tell them not to vote? As in "don't vote, goy! it's shirk! you should just let everyone else make decisions for you!"?

How about … no.

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56da6e No.40945

>>40944

>1 post by id

>goy

gb2 /pol/

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4be9b9 No.40946

What do you think of blackpill? (The incel thing)

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56da6e No.40947

>>40946

Looks do matter but society is more influential than looks.

Incels exist everywhere but depending on if the society is patriarchal or not, they suffer proportionally.

In muslim majority countries, incels still get married thanks in part to societal pressure, coming from Islam and culture that is against fornication.

We notice incels more in the west because their society is no longer patriarchal and adopted feminism, there is no sanctity of marriage, christiannity is dead or boiled down to some quotes. This is which allows for women to sleep with who they want (good looking alphas) and that leaves 80% of males celibate.

The cause for the failure of christiannity to deal with this human condition is the fact that it's a false religion based on shirk and everyone knows that, so they have to oppress people to keep them from rejecting it.

Islam lasted the test of time and will last because it is true and muslims and converts alike can see that.

The way Islam also teaches sexuality as a part of a healthy marriage, helped it remain relevant even in our hypersexualized era.

When for christians, shunning sex and only seeing it as a means of reproduction and not fun, has caused a degenerate backlash of free sexuality.

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56da6e No.40970

Brothers how will we celebrate 'eid with this quarantine?

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b9b231 No.40971

>>40970

Video conference lmao.

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7585f5 No.40972

>>40970

We've been doing prayer times and iftar over google hangouts.

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cc10ce No.40973

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7585f5 No.40974

>>40973

The brothers at my mosque.

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56da6e No.40975

>>40972

>>40971

let's meet in VRchat xD

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7585f5 No.40976

>>40975

If someone wants to set something up, we can do that. We're not afraid of showing our power level or intimidated by meetups.

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ba08d0 No.40978

Non-Muslim here who is interested in converting – are there any good biographies of the Prophet which contextualize when and where certain ayat were revealed and the general history of the beginnings of Islam? This is my greatest issue in reading the Qur’an, that I don’t know context. One book I was looking into was “Muhammad: His Life Based on the Earliest Sources” by Martin Lings. This book looks decent and has footnotes but its author is a perennialist/Traditionalist and follower of Frithjof Schuon, who was a general weirdo. I’ve also heard about The Sealed Nectar but know less about it.

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56da6e No.40987

>>40978

sealed nectar is better, you are correct, martin lings was a weirdo

I suggest reading quran fully, then reading sealed nectar, then reading the quran in chronological order and you will make links

Or you can listen to this seerah audio series, which is long and detailed

>The Life of the Prophet Muhammad (Makkan Period)

>The Life of the Prophet Muhammad (Medina Period)

>The Life of Muhammed - Madinah Part II

found here :

https://www.kalamullah.com/anwar-alawlaki.html

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a0abc2 No.40993

>>40987

I've heard that the english translation is pretty bad, but I grew up reading it in my Islamic classes (english) and don't remember it being that bad.

Just FYI for the non muslim brother asking

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a0abc2 No.40994

>>40993

>talking about the sealed nectar btw

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a0b03c No.40997

>>40993

>>40994

I usually try to find PDFs of books online and skim them before buying a physical copy so I'll definitely make sure the translation is good before purchasing anything. Unfortunately my Arabic is fairly rudimentary right now. Thank you.

>>40987

Thank you for the advice! I think I will try to do just what you recommended.

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56da6e No.41131

Why was the thread on hijrah deleted?

Is BO BTFO?

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686c4b No.41132

How would I go about doing the Eid Prayer while in quarantine? Can I do it at home alone? Can't do a small Jama'ah since I live alone and I doubt mosques are open and I wouldn't be comfortable going even if they were.

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f6812e No.41137

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a08c38 No.41138

>>41131

There hasn't been a post deletion in 3 days except self-deletion. I can assure you that I've never in my life been "BTFO", but thanks for playing.

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56da6e No.41141

>>41138

Where is the thread on hijrah then?

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bc556c No.41152

>>41141

>delete own post

>blame staff

<D&C

Oldest trick in the book.

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f794c7 No.41171

>>41132

Hopefully mosques will be reopened by the end of July. If not, there are many mosques broadcasting live streams. Easy enough to find one.

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56da6e No.41200

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Eid Mubarak! عيد مبارك and don't forget about our brothers who have little to eat, the oppressed and the converts who may be lonely.

Also post some good masjid livestreams.

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a0abc2 No.41201

Question, whats the argument against using calculations instead of moon sightings? It seems like most people use moon sightings to determine dates?

>>41200

Eid Mubarak Brother!

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56da6e No.41202

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56da6e No.41203

>>41201

>Question, whats the argument against using calculations instead of moon sightings? It seems like most people use moon sightings to determine dates?

Because Allah said :

So whoever witnesses among you the month, then he should fast in it

فَمَن شَهِدَ مِنكُمُ الشَّهْرَ فَلْيَصُمْهُ

Baqarah 2:185

And the Messenger of Allah said: "Do not fast before Ramadan. Fast with its sighting, and break fast with its sighting, and if it is obscured from you, then complete thirty days."

لاَ تَصُومُوا قَبْلَ رَمَضَانَ صُومُوا لِرُؤْيَتِهِ وَأَفْطِرُوا لِرُؤْيَتِهِ فَإِنْ حَالَتْ دُونَهُ غَيَايَةٌ فَأَكْمِلُوا ثَلاَثِينَ يَوْمًا

Jami` at-Tirmidhi 688

Because of that it's necessary to actually witness it with eyes, but it's a fardh kifaya meaning it's a sufficient obligation that only 1 muslim minimum has to see it.

But, calculations can help to make sure and be accurate and avoid dispute according to many scholars.

55:5 The sun and the moon [move] by precise calculation,

10:5 It is He who made the sun a shining light and the moon a derived light and determined for it phases - that you may know the number of years and account [of time]. Allah has not created this except in truth. He details the signs for a people who know

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82088a No.41204

Eid Mubarak, everyone!

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cfa4b9 No.41224

Why do we say peace be upon him for Prophet Muhammad, even though we don't say alayhi-s-salam in Arabic?

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6953a4 No.41225

>>41224

The language doesn't really matter. I rarely use the Arabic phrasing on things since I am a native English speaker. For instance, I don't say "Inshallah", opting instead to say "God willing".

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56da6e No.41231

>>41225

It's less accurate.

god just means a diety, it can be anything

do you pray in english as well

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d07cd1 No.41234

>>41231

>god just means a diety, it can be anything

No. There is only one God. It can't be anything.

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56da6e No.41235

>>41234

Do you pray in arabic?

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56da6e No.41236

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>>41234

>No. There is only one God. It can't be anything.

I mean linguistically, it's not precise.

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c84551 No.41239

>>41235

I say the rakah in Arabic as the Prophet instructed, but I pray in English.

>>41236

Nothing man-made is precise.

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56da6e No.41241

>>41239

I mean in salat, do you recite the quran in english or arabic?

>Nothing man-made is precise.

Languages are actually not man-made, they originate from Allah swt who taught us.

(55:4) and has taught him articulate speech.

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c84551 No.41242

>>41241

>Languages are actually not man-made, they originate from Allah

Well, then English is just fine.

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56da6e No.41243

>>41242

Not for worship, since it's not a language of a revealed scripture.

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c84551 No.41245

>>41243

Goalpost Status: Moved

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56da6e No.41246

>>41245

In what language do you recite quran during salat?

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a0abc2 No.41248

>>41236

What do you mean precise though. God is the same as Allah in arabic, Allah just means "The God", singular, just as "God" in english. Arab Christians call god "Allah" too, same with other religions that have similar language.

>>41245

Its pretty important to recite Quran and Duas in arabic though during salah for preservation, things can often be "lost in translation", interpreted differently, etc., when translated to a different language, thats why theres many different translations of the Quran because sometimes the english language can't express things exactly which are written in arabic. Its also why we say the Bible is corrupted, we don't have the original in the original language it was revealed in, many of the translations like the King James Bible they translated in certain ways to establish and emphasize Jesus's god-like divinity, to reinforce their concept of the trinity.

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56da6e No.41252

>>41248

Watch the video

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6f2cb2 No.41256

>>41248

>important to recite Quran and Duas in arabic though during salah

>during salah

Exactly. But injecting "inshallah" into every day conversation isn't "during salah".

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56da6e No.41273

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f6812e No.41284

File: cf86e5e29ced0cd⋯.jpg (150.93 KB,1053x900,117:100,cf86e5e29ced0cde326a2adaac….jpg)

Why?

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3d5818 No.41285

>>41284

Who cares?

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56da6e No.41288

File: 9209dac85a069c2⋯.png (234.85 KB,972x499,972:499,israel_rocket_aq.png)

>>41284

This is false, this was in fact an FSA group, not ISIS which did that, but russians & assadists don't differentiate between any of them. Pic related. ISIS actually is active in gaza and sinai, and they shot rockets at israel in several occasions, not to mention they blew up a gas pipeline between israel & egypt, where egypt was essentially giving the gas away for free since it was at a loss and not profit. There was many terrorists attacks inside israel as well by ISIS sympathizers and allies of their gaza wing, plus recently ISIS called to increase attacks on israelis due to trump's deal of the century. Ironically they source times of israel but claim israel is behind every conspiracy lol

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56da6e No.41289

>>41284

http://www.israellycool.com/2017/04/26/how-times-of-israel-fed-isis-is-israel-conspiracy-nonsense/

>This was not picked up by any significant news site in Israel because, frankly, it’s not nearly as explosive as ToI’s correspondent has painted here (including the conspiratorial “refused to elaborate” lede). Also note Ya’alon left office in May 2016, well before this incident occurred.

>Israel and much of the Western world considers the Islamic State affiliate in the Syrian Golan Heights, known as the Khalid ibn al-Walid Army, to be a terrorist group. Communication with them is technically illegal under Israeli law, constituting contact with an enemy agent.

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56da6e No.41290

>>41284

>“We’ve assisted them under two conditions,” Ya’alon said of the Israeli medical aid to the Syrian rebels, some of whom are presumably fighting with al-Qaeda affiliate al-Nusra Front to topple Syrian President Bashar Assad. “That they don’t get too close to the border, and that they don’t touch the Druze.”

https://www.timesofisrael.com/yaalon-syrian-rebels-keeping-druze-safe-in-exchange-for-israeli-aid/

BTW ISIS declared war on the druze as apostates, thus a deal with israel would be impossible.

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a0abc2 No.41406

File: fab7077db255892⋯.jpg (138.23 KB,450x450,1:1,Tafseer061218Sadi3.jpg)

File: 53800b59e93ce44⋯.jpg (63.29 KB,608x322,304:161,Tafsir_Ibn_Kathir_10_vol_s….jpg)

File: 621103a5b292701⋯.jpg (102.17 KB,740x846,370:423,tafsir_ibn_kathir_authenti….jpg)

I wanted to buy a tafsir volume set for my parents later this year since they bought a new house. From what I've read, the best one in general is by ibn kathir while the more detailed ones like by tabari are for scholars so I think I should get a set of ibn Kathir tafsir.

The problem is that my parents don't speak or understand Arabic fluently, so especially from an academic context of tafsir it will be a waste. I can't find many English versions, the most popular one seems to be the English abriged version by saifur Rahman mubarakpuri, who I know also wrote the sealed nectar, but I don't know if there's any cons to this abridged version. The other one is translated by Muhammad Mahdi al Sharif, but I don't know much about this one.

The other issue is that since this is a gift I also want it to look beautiful, the Arabic volumes seem to have the best cover art designs, while the English ones are really poor. My parents are not scholars that are going to read it cover to cover, more likely going to read them time to time, so having them sit on the shelf and look good is still a big factor. I did find this other tafsir though by as Saadi which has decent cover design, though I can't find much info about how good his tafsir is.

Hopefully you guys can help me out, and also maybe point out to me wheres the best place to get them, I'm located in Canada.

Jazakhallahu Khaiyran

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6fe845 No.41407

>>41406

Shouldn't they read the quran first?

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a0abc2 No.41412

>>41407

They're Muslim bro, of course they've read the Quran. A tafsir is the exegesis of the Quran, the commentary and explanation of the verses.

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69eff5 No.41413

>>41406

I like the Muhammad Mahdi al Sharif translation. As for the artistic value, you can buy whatever you please and take it to a book binding service to have it bound into something you like - even using something personal to you and your family.

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6e055e No.41431

Why does BO censor words with filters it's kind of annoying since it changes the meaning the author intended. I understand for swear words or words that are disgusting but not normal words. I'm worried about the quality of our posts. If you don't like it you can disagree but no use censoring if it's not an insult or just a descriptive in context.

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d0b4f5 No.41438

>>41431

What normal words have been filtered?

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82088a No.41439

>>41431

The only words that have been filtered are vulgarities and epithets.

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6e055e No.41446

>>41439

Can you list them please?

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a08c38 No.41449

>>41446

It's probably words like 🤬 and 🤬 and 🤬 …

Oh wait … they're filtered … they CAN'T be listed!

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a0abc2 No.41450

>>41449

can you give synonyms or definitions of the words?

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745b87 No.41454

>>41450

There used to be a way to see a board's settings. Not sure if that's still possible, though. Seems words like "sh.it" and "k.ike" and "mud.slime" are what's filtered, though.

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4e3ff9 No.41456

File: ce3daea5b65be1f⋯.png (9.18 KB,369x601,369:601,Filters.png)

Not sure why this is important, but here is a screenshot of the current filters. I add to it whenever new information comes to light concerning vulgarities and/or epithets. There are some things I choose not to filter because it would cause too many problems with normal words - such as "spic" or "ass", because those would interfere with simple words like "spice" or "password". I further realize I could use Regex commands, but I can't be bothered to get that complicated with something I shouldn't have to do in the first place since I expect people here to behave like adults.

Attempt #3 to post this …

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6e055e No.41458

>>41456

Why do you filter the word m.ajos?

It's another word for iranian.

And why the parentheses?

It's just a meme and those aren't insults.

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4e3ff9 No.41460

>>41458

>why do you filter n.igger?

>It's just another word for black?

Uh uh

>why the parenthesis?

Read Qur'an.

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6e055e No.41462

>>41460

no sorry it's not like the n word

>read quran

yeah it seems Allah (swt) curses jews

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4e3ff9 No.41463

>>41462

>it seems Allah (swt) curses jews

Then you haven't read Qur'an.

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6e055e No.41464

File: 49a83bce5b0c27c⋯.jpg (65.91 KB,604x416,151:104,walls.jpg)

>>41463

It seems you have not read what the Quran says on jews :

>They are cursed by the prophets & Allah (swt)

"Those of the children of Israel who were bent on denying the truth have [already] been cursed by the tongue of David and of Jesus, the son of Mary. This, because they rebelled [against God] and persisted in transgressing the bounds of what is right." - 5:78

>Believe in being "children of God"

And the Jews say: 'Uzair is the son of Allah, and the Christians say: Messiah is the son of Allah. That is a saying from their mouths. They imitate the saying of the disbelievers of old. Allah's Curse be on them, how they are deluded away from the truth! 9:30

But the Jews and the Christians say, "We are the children of Allah and His beloved." Say, "Then why does He punish you for your sins?" Rather, you are human beings from among those He has created. He forgives whom He wills, and He punishes whom He wills. And to Allah belongs the dominion of the heavens and the earth and whatever is between them, and to Him is the [final] destination. 5:18

>Love worldly life & wish to be immortal / afraid to die

"And thou wilt most certainly find that they cling to life more eagerly than any other people, even more than pagans: every one of them would love to live a thousand years, although the grant of long life could not save him from suffering [in the hereafter]: for God sees all that they do." - 2:96

>Claim to be chosen people

"Say: "O you who follow the Jewish faith! If you claim that you [alone] are close to God, to the exclusion of all other people, then you should be longing for death - if what you say is true!"" - 62:6

"But never will they long for it, because [they are aware] of what their hands have wrought in this world; and God has full knowledge of evildoers". - 62:7

>Spread corruption & believe God is a miser

"And the Jews say, "God's hand is shackled!" It is their own hands that are shackled; and rejected [by God] are they because of this their assertion. Nay, but wide are His hands stretched out: He dispenses [bounty] as He wills. But all that has been bestowed from on high upon thee [O Prophet] by thy Sustainer is bound to make many of them yet more stubborn in their overweening arrogance and in their denial of the truth. And so We have cast enmity and hatred among the followers of the Bible , [to last] until Resurrection Day; every time they light the fires of war, God extinguishes them ; and they labor hard to spread corruption on earth: and God does not -love the spreaders of corruption." - 5:64

>Are the biggest haters of Islam

"Thou wilt surely find that, of all people, the most hostile to those who believe are the Jews as well as pagans; and thou wilt surely find that, of all people, they who say, "Behold, we are Christians," come closest to feeling affection for those who believe [in this divine writ]: this is so because there are priests and monks among them, and because these are not given to arrogance." - 5:82

>Killed & rejected prophets

"Indeed, We accepted a solemn pledge from the children of Israel, and We sent apostles unto them; [but] every time an apostle came unto them with anything that was not to their liking, [they rebelled:] to some of them they gave the lie, while others they would slay. "- 5:70

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6e055e No.41465

>Think they are richer than God

"God has indeed heard the saying of those who said, "Behold, God is poor while we are rich!" We shall record what they have said, as well as their slaying of prophets against all right, and We shall say [unto them on Judgment Day]: "Taste suffering through fire" - 3:181

>They are arrogant

And so, [We punished them] for the breaking of their pledge, and their refusal to acknowledge God's messages, and their slaying of prophets against all right, and their boast, "Our hearts are already full of knowledge"- nay, but God has sealed their hearts in result of their denial of the truth, and [now] they believe in but few things - 4:155

>Consume usury & other's wealth

"And for their taking usury although it had been forbidden to them, and their wrongful devouring of other people's possessions. And for those from among them who [continue to] deny the truth We have readied grievous suffering." - 4:161

And among the People of the Scripture is he who, if you entrust him with a great amount [of wealth], he will return it to you. And among them is he who, if you entrust him with a [single] silver coin, he will not return it to you unless you are constantly standing over him [demanding it]. That is because they say, "There is no blame upon us concerning the unlearned." And they speak untruth about Allah while they know [it]. 3:75

>They ally with heretics, pagans, disbelievers

"Thou canst see many of them allying themselves with those who deny the truth! [So] vile indeed is what their passions make them do that God has condemned them; and in suffering shall they abide." - 5:80

"For, if they [truly] believed in God and their Prophet and all that was bestowed upon him from on high, they would not take those [deniers of the truth] for their allies: but most of them are iniquitous." - 5:81

>They tampered with scripture

"Woe, then, unto those who write down, with their own hands, [something which they claim to be] divine writ, and then say. "This is from God," in order to acquire a trifling gain thereby; woe, then, unto them for what their hands have written, and woe unto them for all that they may have gained! "- 2:79

>They don't apply God's laws

"They would not prevent one another from doing whatever sinful things they did: vile indeed was what they were wont to do!" - 5:79

>They fear Muslims more than God

"Nay, [O believers,] you arouse in their bosoms a fear more intense than [even their fear of] God: this, because they are people who fail to grasp the truth. "- 59:13

>They are cowards in war & fear death

"Never will they fight you, [even] in unison, otherwise than from within fortified strongholds or from behind walls. Severe is their warlike discord among themselves: thou wouldst think that they are united, whereas [in fact] their hearts are at odds [with one another]: this, because they are people who will not use their reason." - 59:14

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4e3ff9 No.41466

>>41464

>>41465

You sttill haven't read it. Just copypasted it. Do you understand the term "qualifier"? I'll just use your first example:

>Those of the children of Israel who were bent on denying the truth have [already] been cursed

>who were bent on denying the truth

>who were bent on denying the truth

Once more just in case you missed it:

WHO WERE BENT ON DENYING THE TRUTH

Do you understand the part you're missing now? Hope so.

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cd4882 No.41467

>>41464

>>41465

Oh goodie. A polcel whose hatred of da j00s exceeds his love for God.

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6e055e No.41468

>>41466

Yeah it's talking about the kuffar jews.

Those who don't believe in Isa (as) or Muhammad (saw).

>>41467

Nah I don't hate jews for their ethnicity, but I hate their religion. Same for christians & pagans. I'm just discussing jews because BO seems to have a soft spot for them. Maybe he was a jew idk.

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6f3dcc No.41470

>>41468

>BO seems to have a soft spot for them

Because I don't allow /pol/ memes on my board? /pol/ hasn't been allowed here since the day I opened this board 6 years ago. I do not permit racism or fascism or nationalism and never have. It has nothing to do with Jewish people. /pol/ ruins everything it touches.

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6e055e No.41471

>>41470

I hate /pol/ members probably more than you do since I'm what they consider non white and they want to shoot me and my family. I don't personally use /pol/ memes but sometimes the jew memes are funny I must admit. I base my hatred on the jewish religion and it's adherents on Islam, I am not a nationalist or fascist or racist. I cannot be an anti semite since I am a semite myself from the line of Abraham (as). Do you believe jews of today can enter heaven? No they cannot, they are non muslims. So there is nothing wrong insulting jews & christians or mocking them on our boards, since they are doing more than that they are killing us easily. Unless you don't consider palestinians or afghans as your own.

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6f3dcc No.41474

>>41471

>there is nothing wrong insulting jews & christians or mocking them on our boards

I prefer to educate rather than mock. You do whatever you want on your board.

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f6812e No.41476

>>41471

O you who have believed, let not a people ridicule [another] people; perhaps they may be better than them; nor let women ridicule [other] women; perhaps they may be better than them. And do not insult one another and do not call each other by [offensive] nicknames. Wretched is the name of disobedience after [one's] faith. And whoever does not repent - then it is those who are the wrongdoers. [Quran 49:11]

Have you not considered how Allah presents an example, [making] a good word like a good tree, whose root is firmly fixed and its branches [high] in the sky? It produces its fruit all the time, by permission of its Lord. And Allah presents examples for the people that perhaps they will be reminded. And the example of a bad word is like a bad tree, uprooted from the surface of the earth, not having any stability. [Quran 14:24-26]

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a0abc2 No.41479

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6e055e No.41492

File: 725737e1ebcd84f⋯.jpg (22.49 KB,173x292,173:292,soyjack_reddit.jpg)

>bro cool it with the anti-semetic canards

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384c69 No.41494

>>41492

Racism isn't allowed on /islam/. Cope.

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384c69 No.41497

>>41456

>>41458

>And why the parentheses?

Since the triple parentheses doesn't make the blue on white text that it made on 8chan, that's gotta just be an old filter. 8kun does not have that feature.

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6e055e No.41499

>>41494

judaism is a religion, not a race

cope cohen

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384c69 No.41503

>>41499

"Jewish" is an ethnicity, not a religion. If you can't cope and decide to be racist or antisemitic on this board, you'll most likely get banned and then have to whine about it using a VPN.

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6e055e No.41504

>>41503

>Ju·da·ism

>/ˈjo͞odāˌizəm,ˈjo͞odēˌizəm/

>noun

>the monotheistic religion of the Jews.

It's a religion, there are black, white, arab jews, it's not a race.

But nice try shlomo.

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f6812e No.41508

>>41504

Here >>41476 is a Quranic verse advising the people to not call each other by offensive nicknames. You appear to be using shlomo as a derisive term implying that the poster you are replying to is a Jew. This is common behavior from schizophrenic /pol/ posters and is generally unwelcome here.

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bdab7a No.41510

>>41504

That's because all people who practice Judaism are Jews (even converts), but not all Jews practice Judaism.

>nice try shlomo

Get that /pol/ garbage out of here.

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6e055e No.41518

>>41508

I apologize to that man whoever he may be if he was a muslim and a called him a jew. It's just that I suspect changing ID's as I know non muslims try to confuse us in our religion by posting here.

>>41509

I'm discussing the talmudic religion, not any ethnicity. Plus I doubt that ethiopian jews are the same as european jews.

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648d19 No.41519

>>41518

>the talmudic religion

No such thing. Talmud is Rabbinical commentary on Torah. It's not a religious document. It's similar to scholarly commentaries on Qur'an. It's the interpretation of complex ideas, nothing more.

>I doubt that ethiopian jews are the same as european jews

Why? Because of skin color? Humans breed with other humans outside of their own tribe all the time. Miscegenation is the natural state of manlkind. Is it impossible for you to imagine that two very different looking people could have descended from the same familial line? We already know you have a very /pol/-like attitude about things, which means you probably don't see "joggers" as human; but we are ALL descended from Adam and he sure as hell wasn't White.

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6e055e No.41522

>>41519

nice b8 (1) ID

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648d19 No.41524

>>41522

>still thinks a (1) means anything

You must be new to 8kun. When 8chan got destroyed, Jim opened up 8kun and actively encourages people to use TOR and VPNs. It is incredibly rare to see someone on 8kun whose ID doesn't change with every post.

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11f6a8 No.41525

>>41522

Everything he said was correct. Are you actually Muslim or are you one of those "white shariah" kiddies?

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6e055e No.41527

>>41525

False, I am not, these are assumptions.

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66f964 No.41546

File: 20ff31cfd23383a⋯.jpg (53.84 KB,399x399,1:1,gold_dinar_coin.jpg)

What are you guys doing to prepare for the coming USD collapse?

Are you converting to gold?

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f6812e No.41547

>>41546

I'm heavily invested in silver, I have a very small amount of gold. I listen to Peter Schiff's podcast.

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f6812e No.41548

>>41546

I've also been hoarding copper pennies as a hobby.

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66f964 No.41549

>>41547

Based, silver is at a good value now, Ray Dalio is also a genius his article is eye opening.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/big-cycles-over-last-500-years-ray-dalio

I'm gonna finish my debt and start collecting bullion inshaAllah.

What about guns to protect that lol?

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b4c7b9 No.41552

>>41546

I put all my money into gold and then got my electricity and water cut off because the utility companies wouldn't take my gold as payment. Then I got laughed out of the grocery store and my car got reposessed. So now I'm sitting in the dark, haven't bathed in weeks, and am starving to death. Good job, gold.

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f6812e No.41553

>>41552

At a future date, I could go to the grocery store and buy a loaf of bread for 50 dollars. Wow, I thought, it was only 20 dollars last week. This is strange. The value of my gold that I own remains constant with what commodities it is able to buy, once I convert it over to dollars. After I convert it I have to run to the grocery store as fast as I can before they raise the prices. Good job, gold.

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f6812e No.41554

>>41549

Just hide it in a clever place that no one would ever think to look. Even if your house is ransacked they wouldn't be able to find it. Guns are also a good idea.

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b4c7b9 No.41555

>>41553

If you have to convert it to USD in order for it to be useful, then what's the point? Also, a loaf of bread is $1.20. Your fantasies of collapse are never going to come true.

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f6812e No.41556

File: f9fe1388a24755b⋯.jpg (155.82 KB,1184x621,1184:621,71j_2_22P_L_AC_SL1281_.jpg)

>>41555

The federal reserve has stated themselves that they are going just keep printing and printing because of Covid-19. They have even started buying corporate junk bonds. This is unprecedented and insane. Once it reaches the breaking point the value of the dollar will collapse. Things will go on as they used to but with severe disruptions in almost every aspect of ones life. Supply shortages would just be the beginning.

We are running over a 4 trillion dollar deficit so far THIS YEAR. We are going to run even bigger deficits, they have openly stated this. When you increase the amount of money there is, its value decreases. This is common logic. Look how many times in history the value of a fiat currency has went to zero or close to it. Zimbabwe, Weimar Germany, Argentina (multiple times), Venezuela the list goes on.

If you don't think there is going to be inflation as a result of this crisis you are delusional. Prices are going to go up. The value of gold and precious metals are going to stay the same, while the value of the dollar is going to decrease.

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66f964 No.41559

>>41553

>>41555

You keep enough cash on hand for monthly expenses of course. But at least 30% of your savings should be in gold imo. It's not to use it as a currency but a stable store of value, kinda like real estate. Every year cash loses around 2% of its value, gold increases 2%, so gold keeps your money's value stable. This is basic finance. Cope & enjoy your riba infested toilet paper.

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b96e84 No.41564

>>41556

>We are running over a 4 trillion dollar deficit so far THIS YEAR.

And we have a 20 trillion dollar GDP. If you earn 20 and only spend 4, you're doing fine.

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f6812e No.41567

>>41564

>If you earn 20 and only spend 4, you're doing fine.

We earn 20 and spend over 24. That is the definition of a deficit, and it by no means is doing fine. We are 26.5 trillion dollars in debt already.

If you earn 20,000 dollars a year and are 26,500 dollars in debt and then decide to go into 4,000 dollars more debt that year would you be doing fine?

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66f964 No.41652

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

Poem on compilation of Quran by sahaba

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485df0 No.41735

Could someone help me identify what recitation style the brother in this video uses when he recites Surah Rahman (@6:17), I want to learn this style.

https://youtu.be/TtH7GRC3G2M?t=377

He sits down with a homeless revert Muslim who's spends most of his day trying to learn the Quran, by cross-referencing between the Quran and a translation/transliteration of the Quran. The brother recites the reverts favourite Surah, Rahman, for him.

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f6812e No.41766

File: 0271a0476e8cb35⋯.png (6.66 KB,773x109,773:109,1.png)

>>41761

No one said anything about transgendered or LGBT not being welcome. It started off with this brother trying to give Naseeha to Undyne about taking hormones. Then it got into an argument about whether or not it was haram. Then it went off on different tangents. No one said anything negative about the LGBT community or told them to leave. They are welcome, but it is a duty as a Muslim to tell them that what they are doing is haram.

So to clarify, we cannot advise a brother not to take hormones? We cannot tell LGBT people that what they are doing is haram?

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5c19ab No.41768

>>41766

>We cannot tell LGBT people that what they are doing is haram?

Only if what they're doing is actually haram.

For clarification:

1] Necessary medical treatment - including hormones and surgery - for any condition is not haram. Nobody on this board is qualified to determine what is and is not necessary for the treatment of a transgendered individual.

2] Being homosexual and/or having homosexual urges is not haram. Only actions can be haram. Islam does not have thought crimes.

Personal feelings do not enter into this and this discussion ends now. If you wish to discuss it further, there are other boards, other websites, and other forums where you can debate it over and over, forever and ever, world without end.

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f6812e No.41769

>>41767

grow up.

>>41768

Only actions are haram. And you are now openly stating that the policy of this board is that transgenderism and its treatments are not haram. Disputing this is in any way is prohibited. Am I correct?

(When I said the discussion was over, I meant it.)
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9a821c No.41854

One time I heard this really cool Islamic gangsta rap on Youtube, it started out with a guy saying in Arabic "hasbi rabi jalallah, mafi qalbi ghairullah, noor e Muhammad salallah, la ilaha ilallah" and then he starts rapping about praying before going into battle, and fighting kaffirs and wanting to be a martyr and stuff, it was pretty cool, it got taken down years ago though, I was wondering if anyone has an mp3 of the song I am describing?

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b284dd No.42060

>If Antifa is declared a terrorist organization, then I'll see you all in Gitmo!

BO can you explain yourself? Are you part of antifa?

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a5c776 No.42061

>>42060

I am Anti-Fascist. That automatically makes me "Antifa". It is an ideology, not an organization.

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b284dd No.42064

>>42061

You mean in a general sense or the actual ideology like those who fight in syria.

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a0abc2 No.42083

>>42061

Hey BO, I've been having this issue, idk if its just me, but sometimes when I come on the board I see the board has been rolled back to a previous version of the board where all the newer posts and replys dont exist. Whats up with that? Is it just me cuz im new to 8kun?

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b284dd No.42097

Is BO a pro PKK antifa terrorist? I'm very worried.

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fb946b No.42098

>>42097

Antifa, yes. Terrorist, no. PKK, indifferent.

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b284dd No.42101

>>42098

Why did you delete the thread on divorce?

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2a8327 No.42103

>>42101

You mean the thread about hymens? If you want to talk about children's vaginas, try /pnd/.

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a0abc2 No.42106

File: bfc5a9dd28ae754⋯.jpg (249.37 KB,740x980,37:49,1596023273318.jpg)

>>42086

oh…

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b284dd No.42109

>>42103

Don't delete threads if you can't cope.

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204f61 No.42111

>>42103

The thread was a legitimate thread about a brother deciding about getting a divorce. If the thread got derailed, it didn't need to be deleted. You shouldn't just get rid of conversations that you don't like. If you want to, you should put it in the rules. Openly state that you will delete and block threads that you don't like, because that is what you do.

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06e3bc No.42113

>>42101

Because it was an obvious blog/r9k thread.

>>42109

I don't post without my capcode. You should know this by now.

>>42111

No, it was someone slandering a muslima without evidence and nobody here is qualified to council on marriage, divorce, or matters of fiqh. The only correct response to such accusations is "bring your evidence". The fact that it derailed into other things is neither relevant nor surprising.

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a0abc2 No.42118

>>42113

>No, it was someone slandering a muslima without evidence and nobody here is qualified to council on marriage, divorce, or matters of fiqh.

It wasn't slander though, OPs wife had confessed about the things she did to him, the most people said was that "shes not trustworthy" and "we don't even know if thats the whole truth".

From what I remember, the brother wasn't asking for rulings either, but more so for advice on whether he should divorce her or not.

And to be fair, none of us are qualified to give opinions about fiqh, but thats like 2/3 of what happens on this board, might as well delete most threads. I think it is an issue though, people just cherry pick hadiths and Quran verses for their own interpretation, maybe should make a rule saying that you have to reference a scholarly fatwa, except if you can't find one.

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b284dd No.42119

>>42113

Don't hide behind different IDs just be open about your views it comes off as cowardly.

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6ac5c4 No.42122

>>42118

>OPs wife

Prove he has a wife.

>confessed

Prove there was a confession.

Further, it really didn't deserve its own thread. It should have been posted in this thread.

>>42119

>hide behind different IDs

How am I hiding when I never post without my capcode? If you don't see "Board Owner" in red, it's not me.

>just be open about your views

I always am.

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204f61 No.42123

>>42113

>>42122

Just as an example, I remember a thread from a brother asking about what he should do regarding things he had given to another brother (who said he would sell them for him), and the other brother just started ignoring him. Since there was no proof, wouldn’t it be slander? Shouldn’t that thread have been deleted because nobody here on this board is qualified to give council on theft? Maybe because it didn’t qualify in your mind as a /r9k/ blog thread it was left up and this thread was deleted. Your entire argument of "standards" is on shaky ground.

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6ff929 No.42125

>>42123

That thread was, in fact, deleted - which I suspect is why you didn't link to it and merely "remember" it.

>>42124

>This is the way.

Pretty much.

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204f61 No.42129

>>42125

I wasn't aware of this. I didn't remember the thread well enough to check the catalog for it. You are in charge and you make the decisions, but that doesn't mean we can't disagree and question them.

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a0abc2 No.42135

>>42122

>Prove he has a wife.

If you don't even believe there was a wife, then it can't be slander, you can't slander someone that doesn't exist. If we have to have proof with every post then this whole board is basically a fan fic.

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b284dd No.42147

>>42122

>How am I hiding when I never post without my capcode? If you don't see "Board Owner" in red, it's not me.

You do tho and it's blatantly obvious.

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b284dd No.42148

>>42124

This, it's like a dictatorship.

We should all move to >>>/muslim/

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ac3896 No.42152

>>42147

>You do tho

Bring your proof.

>>42148

>it's like a dictatorship.

I don't think you know what that word means.

>we should all move

Nothing is stopping you from going to another board. I created /islam/ 7 years ago and have run it consistently since then. If you want to leave, go ahead. I will continue to run this board, but don't imagine for one second that your departure will matter in the long run. This board is about Islam, not about you and your special needs.

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b284dd No.42156

>>42152

>>42151

is you

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b284dd No.42157

>>42152

Censoring people you disagree with is hardly a way to run things.

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fb84cd No.42160

>>42156

>is you

Bring your proof.

>>42157

I don't censor people I disagree with, clearly, since I disagree with you and your posts are still here.

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204f61 No.42176

>>42160

I agree that you don't censor people for expressing an opinion, but you do delete posts at times, mostly related to the threads that you block/delete. I think you should be more open with the discussions you allow, as long as they don't violate the stated rules, but that is just my opinion.

The idea that the guy that started the divorce thread had to bring proof that he was married and that his wife said those things is preposterous. Most of the discussions that go on on this board involve people's interactions with other people and the outside world. If someone is saying something that is possible and isn't crazy sounding they should be taken at their word. All that guy wanted was advice, and he got reasonable responses. The thread devolved into a discussion about hymens–but who is to say that another brother wouldn't come along and give valid input into whether or not he should get a divorce.

I'm sure he is going to talk to his Imam about what happened, and ask for his opinion. The one thing I can guarantee is that the Imam is not going to ask him to prove that he is married and that she said those things and then throw him out of the mosque.

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536de1 No.42181

>>42176

I've been doing this a long time. While it may be remotely, possibly plausible that the OP was genuinely asking advice, it struck me - in my experience - that he was more asking for the incel /r9k/ validation of "hate all women", which is antithetical to Islam. His story seemed too on the nose for the incel narrative. Nobody gets married with that little knowledge of their wife unless it's an arranged marriage, in which case there's no opportunity for such shenanigans.

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6f0a21 No.42194

>>42181

why did you delete all the posts? Leave some up as proof for when the next time a catamite comes barking.

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f7c9ce No.42201

File: 0586372cb8dd13d⋯.png (197.69 KB,590x332,295:166,Black_Pills.png)

Hi.

What do you think of black pill and incel community?

Thank you in advance.

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0edb46 No.42202

>>39460

You have to get it but on the day of ressurection you will be uncircumsised

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71c00a No.42203

>>42201

Internet movements are silly and should be scoffed at.

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6f0a21 No.42204

>>42201

They’re deranged, hateful individuals that literally murder people because they can’t get laid. Their existence is yet another effect of christianity’s perverted sexual attitude and veneration of murder on society.

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a0abc2 No.42206

IS THERE AN ISLAMIC EXPLANATION FOR GHOSTS???

I know about jinns, but what about paranormal cases where hauntings seem to be tied to a backstory of former living people. Are they all just hoaxes or coincidences? Do the jinns take their places and start haunting? Could it possibly be other unseen creations?

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204f61 No.42213

>>42206

There is no such thing as ghosts. This contradicts fundamental principals of Islam. If people are seeing ghosts and are experiencing hauntings, this is because of jinn. Therefore, if someone is seeing a ghost, they are seeing a jinn. The jinn perpetrate the notion that ghosts are real by taking the forms of dead people, or they can take the form of shadow people or other "spirits".

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a0abc2 No.42214

>>42207

Do we know if cameras or electronics can detect them, like those ghosts caught on video?

>>42213

>The jinn perpetrate the notion that ghosts are real by taking the forms of dead people, or they can take the form of shadow people or other "spirits".

Is this just what you guess, or is this established information by scholars? If so do you know where I can read more about it? I don't want to mess with any jinns or anything, I just want to know what is what so that in these scenarios I can figure out whether theres a logical explanation and I should solve the issue, or if its a jinn and I should just keep reciting Quran, ayatul Kursi, and get an imam.

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c0842e No.42216

>>42201

Explain to them not everyone is equal (they should know this)

Explain to them Allah created us not to play around but to worship Him and if they do they will receive jannah with all the women they want

And that those who are patient in their shortcomings will be rewarded more than those who have it easy.

Also perhaps they will have a better chance at marriage being muslims.

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c0842e No.42217

>>42206

Jinns sometimes pretend to be dead relatives if they can get some info on them. Usually it's sorcerers using them to get something in exchange. Or for example a devil jinn that was a qareen (companion) to the deceased person so they know about their life details and can pass them on to the fortuneteller.

But most of the time they do not haunt, they are in abandoned buildings and forests, deep in the ocean, anywhere with few humans.

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c0842e No.42218

>>42214

Always recite ayat al kursi. If your house is clean of idols / images and full of dhikr it should be clean of evil jinn and only muslim jinn could live there.

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c0842e No.42219

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204f61 No.42221

>>42214

That is just what I guess. By appearing as dead humans aka ghosts they mislead mankind into thinking things that contradict the facts of death and resurrection. If you feel like you are in somewhere that is haunted, just keep reciting ayatul Kursi and then leave the area if possible.

>>42215

How do you explain hauntings and ghosts? They obviously aren't dead people. There are a lot of "loopholes" in many hadiths.

Jinn can take the form of humans, snakes or black dogs.

Narrated Abu Hurairah: Allaah's Apostle صلى الله عليه وسلم deputized me to keep Sadaqa (al-Fitr) of Ramadan. A comer came and started taking handfuls of the foodstuff (of the Sadaqa) (stealthily). I took hold of him and said, "By Allaah, I will take you to Allaah's Apostle." He said, "I am needy and have many dependents, and I am in great need." I released him, and in the morning Allaah's Apostle asked me, "What did your prisoner do yesterday?" I said, "O Allaah's Apostle! The person complained of being needy and of having many dependents, so, I pitied him and let him go." Allaah's Apostle said, "Indeed, he told you a lie and he will be coming again." I believed that he would show up again as Allaah's Apostle had told me that he would return. So, I waited for him watchfully. When he (showed up and) started stealing handfuls of foodstuff, I caught hold of him again and said, "I will definitely take you to Allaah's Apostle. He said, "Leave me, for I am very needy and have many dependents. I promise I will not come back again." I pitied him and let him go. In the morning Allaah's Apostle asked me, "What did your prisoner do?" I replied, "O Allaah's Apostle! He complained of his great need and of too many dependents, so I took pity on him and set him free." Allaah's Apostle said, "Verily, he told you a lie and he will return." I waited for him attentively for the third time, and when he (came and) started stealing handfuls of the foodstuff, I caught hold of him and said, "I will surely take you to Allaah's Apostle as it is the third time you promise not to return, yet you break your promise and come." He said, "(Forgive me and) I will teach you some words with which Allaah will benefit you." I asked, "What are they?" He replied, "Whenever you go to bed, recite Ayat-al-Kursi 'Allaahu la ilaha illa huwa-l-Haiy-ul Qaiyum…' till you finish the whole verse. (If you do so), Allaah will appoint a guard for you who will stay with you and no satan will come near you till morning." So, I released him. In the morning, Allaah's Apostle asked, "What did your prisoner do yesterday?" I replied, "He claimed that he would teach me some words by which Allaah will benefit me, so I let him go." Allaah's Apostle asked, "What are they?" I replied, "He said to me, 'Whenever you go to bed, recite Ayat-al-Kursi from the beginning to the end 'Allaahu la ilaha illa huwa-lHaiy-ul-Qaiyum…' He further said to me, '(If you do so), Allaah will appoint a guard for you who will stay with you, and no satan will come near you till morning.' (Abu Huraira or another sub-narrator) added that they (the companions) were very keen to do good deeds. The Prophet said,"He really spoke the truth, although he is an absolute liar. Do you know whom you were talking to, these three nights, O Abu Huraira?" Abu Huraira said, "No." He said, "It was Satan." [Bukhaaree (2311)]

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204f61 No.42229

>>42223

There are mountains of documented evidence of these occurrences. Thousands and thousands of people have reported hauntings, seeing ghosts, and other supernatural occurances. They have recorded them with video and audio. Don't you watch the Travel Channel?

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204f61 No.42231

>>42230

Comparing ghost sightings and hauntings to Christianity is comparing apples and oranges. There have been unexplained voices, objects moving by themselves, light orbs, shadow people, and even full body apparitions captured on audio and video. You are saying all of this, even the stuff captured by people not "ghost hunting" is all fake and manufactured?

You have pivoted away from

>Jinn are concealed from mankind. Period.

since there is hadith evidence. Now you are denying a very broad spectrum of phenomenon that has been experienced by too many people to be just all fake.

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204f61 No.42233

>>42232

I said ghosts aren't real. It is hard to have a hallucination when it is caught on camera. Humans can perceive jinn in certain cases, there are many hadith that prove it.

Abu Taa’labat b. al-Khushani said: “I heard the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) saying: “Jinn can be seen in three forms: form of black dogs and snakes, a form flying in the air, and a form coming and going“.

Since people are seeing what appear to be ghosts, it is a logical jump to say that these sightings have to be jinn. They are not dead people as they are being portrayed to be.

The brother asked for an Islamic explanation for ghosts, and all you can do is say that there is no such phenomenon and that people can't see jinn. I gave him an explanation. Jinn have to do with Islam, therefore they can be discussed in this forum.

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204f61 No.42236

>>42234

You are ignoring the hadith. Are you a Quranist or something?

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a0abc2 No.42241

>>42221

Alright, Jazakhallah brother

Don't worry about the other guy, I think he's the same guy that wouldn't stop talking about hymens

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204f61 No.42243

>>42242

I brought hadith evidence and you ignored it. You're obviously someone who can only argue using strawmen, by repeatedly repeating things over and over, and by making nonsensical comparisons. Accusing someone of being a Christian because they disagree with you is just pathetic.

You are the one that doesn't belong here.

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80b23b No.42244

Why is this locked? >>42131

I'd like to answer his questions.

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a0abc2 No.42245

>>42242

Thats really ironic coming from you, the other brother was the only one that brought evidence from hadith, which you had no answer to. And then when I accept his answer thats based on evidence and reason, you do takfir on me and accuse me of being a Christian?

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98d442 No.42248

>>42247

Tell me, if I knew I wouldn't have asked.

Is it just becouse site rules or is there another reason?

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3a827e No.42250

>>42244

It's not a question that needs its own thread. It was satisfactorily answered. It's a standard question used by the "moooslim pedo warlord lolololol" troll crowd. It's been done to death. It's a question from a LARP perspective and /islam/ is not a LARP board.

That is why it is locked.

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3c25fd No.42252

>>42249

I don't know never monitored things before.

>>42250

Alright.

I'm relatively new to those things.

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6f0a21 No.42253

>>42250

So another falseflagging trannytarian trying to deflect from his incarnated pedo-rapist and joseph's child bride. Just business as usual.

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204f61 No.42254

>>42246

Abu Taa’labat b. al-Khushani said: “I heard the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) saying: “Jinn can be seen in three forms: form of black dogs and snakes, a form flying in the air, and a form coming and going“.

This isn't an allegory. It is a direct statement with a direct meaning. There are more hadith than just the 2 that I posted.

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204f61 No.42256

>>42255

We cannot see jinn in their true form. That is why there are so many hadith talking about in what forms you can see them.

Are you saying all of those hadith talking about seeing jinn in different forms are invalidated by your broad, innacurate interpretation of a verse in the Quran?

https://islamqa.info/en/answers/40703/can-we-see-the-jinn-do-they-have-a-real-form

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204f61 No.42257

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>>42255

You still haven't addressed takfiring the brother that you called a Christian for disagreeing with you.

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204f61 No.42259

>>42258

You are suggesting the Prophet PBUH called dogs demons simply because he didn't like them? You are saying definite statements are allegorical because you dislike their content? What is wrong with you? He said jinn can take the form of black dogs. That is it.

You quack like someone who is seriously misguided in many different ways, about many different things. You take hadith you like and listen to them, then you take hadith you don't like and twist their meanings or flat out disregard them. You regularly make takfir of people who disagree with you with complete disregard for the seriousness of such actions.

May Allah guide you.

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6f0a21 No.42261

>>42260

You need to learn to have some respect for the Prophet. It's disgusting how you can call yourself a Muslim yet talk the way you do.

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204f61 No.42263

>>42262

No one is worshiping the Prophet PBUH. When he said or did something regarding peoples actions, behavior, or other worldly matters they were divinely inspired by Allah. That means that to follow the commandments of Allah you have to follow the Prophet and his teachings. You cannot correct his errors because he didn't make any errors in establishing the religion.

When you say that you are correcting his errors you are saying that you know better than Allah. You are an arrogant fool, and need to learn your religion.

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6f0a21 No.42264

>>42262

>Stop worshipping the Prophet

Oh I see. Your only mistake was forgetting to call me a "Mohammedan". Were you ever going to stop pretending to be someone you're not?

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6f0a21 No.42266

>>42265

>That is exactly what Christians say about Paul.

First of all Muslims don't compare Rasulullah to someone like Paul. You might want to write that down on a post-it or something for next time. Secondly, your argument is as illogical as expected from someone with your little acting career at display.

>"Christians call Jesus God, therefore you can't call ALLAH god!

That's not how it works.

>I know how electronics work, he did not.

First of all that's false as he was given knowledge of everything. Secondly, you still display the lack of basic respect that should be given to friends, let alone the Prophet.

>You're one step shy of calling him Pope.

You once again keep making a fool of yourself. The Prophet was already given titles far beyond "pope". No one but christians would consider naming someone pope an increase in honor, let alone the already best of creation.

Come on now Josh, are these antics really how you aim to please Jesus?

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204f61 No.42267

>>42265

>So now you're saying Muhammad is Allah

No, I am saying that everything regarding the religion that Muhammad PBUH did or said was divinely inspired. That means it was inspired to the Prophet by Allah to express to the people. He was the messenger. The job of Islam is to accept the message.

Such a blatant misrepresentation of what I said makes you look deceptive along with being arrogant.

>treating his word on the same level as Qur'an

I have left behind two things, you will never go astray as long as you hold fast onto them ie. the Quran and Sunnah. (Sahih Muslim, Hadith: 2408)

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c0842e No.42269

>>42237

>>42258

Hi BO.

It's not allegorical, it is literal

>Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) ordered me to guard the Zakat revenue of Ramadan. Then somebody came to me and started stealing from the foodstuff. I caught him and said, "I will take you to Allah's Messenger (ﷺ)!" Then Abu Huraira described the whole narration and said: That person said (to me), "(Please don't take me to Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) and I will tell you a few words by which Allah will benefit you.) When you go to your bed, recite Ayat-al-Kursi, (2.255) for then there will be a guard from Allah who will protect you all night long, and Satan will not be able to come near you till dawn." (When the Prophet (ﷺ) heard the story) he said (to me), "He (who came to you at night) told you the truth although he is a liar; and it was Satan."

you have to show some adab to the prophet, he did not speak from his desire, what you said could be kufr, you complete ignoramus

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c0842e No.42270

Also we know that the jinn were enslaved by nabi Sulayman (as) and they could speak, see them, and interact with our physical matter. Jinn were used to build with their superior strengh and they went diving deep in the ocean to extract precious materials and stones.

وَالشَّيَاطِينَ كُلَّ بَنَّاء وَغَوَّاصٍ

As well as all the demons [that We made to work for him] - every kind of builder and diver - 38:37

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a0abc2 No.42271

>>42260

>I respect the Prophet by studying him and correcting his errors

>>42266

>he was given knowledge of everything.

Our Prophet (SAW) was infallible when it came to morality, ethics, manners, and religion, but not when it came to worldly matters where he did not get information from Allah about.

>Sahih Muslim 2361

<Musa b. Talha reported: I and Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) happened to pass by people near the date-palm trees. He (the Holy Prophet) said: What are these people doing They said: They are grafting, i. e. they combine the male with the female (tree) and thus they yield more fruit. Thereupon Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said: I do not find it to be of any use. The people were informed about it and they abandoned this practice. Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) (was later) on informed (that the yield had dwindled), whereupon he said: If there is any use of it, then they should do it, for it was just a personal opinion of mine, and do not go after my personal opinion; but when I say to you anything on behalf of Allah, then do accept it, for I do not attribute lie to Allah, the Exalted and Glorious.

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204f61 No.42272

>>42271

I believe >>42260 wasn't talking about his errors concerning the reproduction of date palm trees. He was talking about correcting his "errors" concerning any hadith that doesn't suit his fancy. Saying that the Prophet "called black dogs demons" because he didn't like dogs is a beyond the pale interpretation of the hadith we were talking about.

>>42269

This isn't the BO. It is someone else known for wanting to contradict the Sunnah. He appears in almost every thread with opinions that need to be argued against.

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d0a275 No.42276

I ban one guy and the whole board goes silent. Y'all need to start talking more or I'm gonna have to start making threads and you won't like the threads I personally make.

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6f0a21 No.42285

Trannytarian larper BTFO'd as usual. These people will never give up their satanic ways since deception and infiltration was instituted by their Paul.

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3914f3 No.42286

Apparently they don't just want me banning and deleting him, they want my resignation or his head on a plate or something. I can't do any more, people. FFS let it go.

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a0abc2 No.42287

>>42272

>He was talking about correcting his "errors" concerning any hadith that doesn't suit his fancy.

Ya I understand, and at the same time its incorrect to say he was given knowledge of everything, there was incorrect statements made on both sides, so I wanted to correct them.

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6f0a21 No.42288

>>42271

ALLAH said He taught The Prophet everything, it's in the Quran verse 4:113, so not much more needs to be said. Any hadith supposedly implying otherwise is either abrogated, not authentic, or misrepresented on your side.

>>42287

"incorrect statements"? "both sides"? So that's really how we are going to phrase it huh? You need to be banned as well. You're not being any more subtle than the other guy.

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a0abc2 No.42289

>>42288

>Quran 4:113

I think maybe you misunderstood the verse, Allah (SWT) says that He taught Muhammad (SAW) of which he did not know, this doesn't mean He taught him everything.

We need to be really careful here because saying our Prophet had all knowledge is shirk, as it associates an attribute of Allah with someone else. This is what the twelver shias claim about the imams.

So yes BOTH sides, one side was committing kufr by saying our Prophet was deficient when it came to knowing about our religion, and on the other side one was committing shirk by associating an attribute of Allah to our Prophet.

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c0842e No.42290

>>42276

Why you delete my comment?

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158856 No.42291

File: 5f814820bc03101⋯.png (81.05 KB,220x380,11:19,ClipboardImage.png)

Hello everyone, I'm a non-Muslim and for a school project, my music teacher has assigned to me the task of asking Muslims their opinion of music.

The question I am to ask is, "What is your view on music, is it haram?"

This is an open ended question, so feel free to say whatever you want.

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204f61 No.42297

>>42276

Why don't you make a couple threads. I am genuinely curious.

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18c757 No.42729

https://youtu.be/Tb8GRi3BBn4

Can someone tell me whats going on in this video? And is this legit, or bidah? I don't understand the language so idk whats going on exactly. But it seems like the girl suffers from some brain condition thats makes it difficult for her to speak. Or maybe she's possessed/affected by magic?

So the guy sticks his fingers in her mouth, and hits her on the head, while saying some duas. Seems really dangerous, and some kinda cultural kufr ritual. Or is this something that idk about?

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bd28a2 No.42736

What's salafi view on homosexuality? Can a gay, if he abstains from haram, enter jannah according to salaf? I'd appreciate an answer with source.

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043494 No.42777

File: 3b2a83db5b69cbd⋯.jpg (67.86 KB,1920x1080,16:9,darkkkk.jpg)

>>19586

I feel like I have been cursed.

The last curse that I remember was from a trans hooker, who wanted me to pay her for getting hooked. The only mistake I did, that evening is, take the wrong alley, in a new town. Her words were, "wait and watch, you shall fail in the last moment, for every scenario."

I have no clue, if I am being paranoid about so many failures, in the last moment, or is it the curse that is affecting me.

Can someone please, enlighten me with a way out of this loop of failures?

Why I feel I have been cursed?

1) I fail every fcuking time, exactly in the last fcuking moment. Something out of the box/exceptional comes up, and uproots my candidature.

2) A continuous feeling of.. something missing, a loss, or saddness sort of thing.

3) I tried all those methods available on clear net, to know if I am cursed. I succeeded in getting a strong positive, in all of them.

4) Stray dogs keep crying at night.. idk if that's anything, to do with me. But, that's happening now, so, I thought of mentioning.

Its been one whole year, I have been jobless, and people who were doing worse than me, have a better life now. I do not have the faith, or the strength anymore. Not a social animal either. People in my family are losing faith in me too.

Do curses exist? How to undo one?

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204f61 No.42784

>>42777

Strengthen your faith, pray 5 times a day and things will improve for you. You aren't cursed.

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60f850 No.42786

>>42778

>stop looking for magical excuses.

Perfect answer exists!

I am on it.

>>42784

>pray 5 times a day

Noted sir. I shall do that.

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a0abc2 No.42793

>>42777

>I do not have the faith

This was your biggest mistake. Look at the story of Prophet Ayyub (AS).

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204f61 No.42854

I started talking more to one of my old kaffir friends from before I became Muslim. We had a falling out before I accepted Islam. He got a job at a local pawn shop and we started to have some conversations about all kinds of things. We were getting along good, he does a podcast and said he would like to have me on to talk about Islam, since there aren’t that many Muslims around these parts. We were always polite, but he remained adamant in his atheism. Then we got into an argument that had absolutely nothing to do with religion over messenger and he said “Your bull🤬 religion makes you think that you are better than everyone else”. He sort of just blurted it out among insults.

I assume that deep down he had always felt this way, being an atheist as he is. Should I just avoid wasting my time talking to my old friends that are atheists? I wasted my time giving that guy dawah for months.

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9a821c No.42904

>>42777

Wait wait. You had sex with a sex worker, and didn't pay her?

Maybe you ARE cursed. I have some friends who do that kind of work, and they curse guys who don't pay them.

I second the recommendation to recite Al-Falaq, but also I think you should try to make reparations with the worker if indeed her services you have stolen.

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9a821c No.42909

>>42907

>Paying her would be a sin

Not really. The sex (zina) is the sinful part, paying her doesn't somehow make it -more- sinful.

And like, do I really need to explain to you that stealing from a prostitute is still stealing?

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9a821c No.42911

>>42909

>>42909

Same with drug dealers.

Buying drugs is a sin, but stealing drugs is two sins.

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9a821c No.42915

>>42913

>hisbah patrol

ew

I don't like your cop mentality, I'm an Anarcha-Islamist.

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ce1f7b No.42927

>>42915

I'm an anarcho-primatvist industrialist, a predetorial vegan, and a Stalinist who is against any form of incarceration or state punishment.

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9a821c No.42936

>>42930

>crimes such as zina & selling drugs & theft are punished in Islam

Fixed that for you, friend. It needs to be reemphasized that if you commit zina with a woman and then steal her pay, you have just committed two sins. This isn't a "two wrongs make a right" thing.

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ce1f7b No.42939

>>42930

I was being sarcastic in response to such a ridiculous statement as "anarcha-Islamist". That is a contradiction in terms.

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ce1f7b No.42940

>>42936

But you already said you don't like a cop mentality, so wouldn't it be more anarchistic to not pay the prostitutes you choose to visit and not pay your drug dealer? Wouldn't that create more Anarchy, going against the rules in such a way? Or do you think that only criminal acts deserve to be dealt with justly?

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9a821c No.42946

>>42940

I don't like cops because they rape and steal and kill the common people and we have a society that allows them to do it. If you abuse a woman who occupies a lower position on capitalism's hierarchy, then you are contributing to a culture of structural oppression, which is the exact opposite of an anarchist. You're judging her as lesser and punishing her for it. That's cop mentality, honey.

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ce1f7b No.42949

>>42942

>In Islam, there is only one ruler and it's not the State.

In Islam there are governors, judges, and other officials. There is a STATE that governs by the sharia. The sharia could not be enforced without the backing of a state, to provide it with police and courts. A state is defined as a nation or territory considered as an organized political community under one government. That is exactly what the community in Medina was during the Prophet PBUH's time and it is exactly what the earlier generations of Muslims had. A state. It was not anarchism, in any way you try to define or describe it.

You can say that the current states need to be abolished but you cannot say that Islam was a stateless society. That is absurd.

>>42946

That is because we are living under the tyrannical stage of civilization that was predicted by the Prophet PBUH. Umar ibn al Khattab organized a police force to go around making sure everyone was doing what they were supposed to be doing. The police were not criminals, rather they prevented crimes and encouraged good conduct. Enjoining what was right and forbidding what was wrong.

In the case of not paying a sex worker, if the two of them were found she would not be paid, they would both be flogged and banished for 1 year (the punishment for zina). The payment is not the main concern in the situation. Zina is. Just like if someone was caught dealing drugs, he wouldn't be guaranteed payment, he would have the drugs confiscated and he would be punished. That is the Islamic way to deal with those instances, making sure payment is exchanged is of no concern. In cases where they are not caught not paying them would be considered theft, yes, but in a properly policed society having the conditions for such situations to arise would be very difficult…and there would be lots of police and a very strong state to make that happen.

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9a821c No.42951

>>42949

>The payment is not the main concern in the situation. Zina is.

Yes, we all know police officers are very selective about which laws they enforce and whom they protect. That's an argument against police, not an argument in favor of them.

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ce1f7b No.42957

>>42956

No because theft is prohibited.

>>42951

So going by your logic, if someone signs a usurious contract and then gets caught, the interest has to be paid in full? Not paying the interest would be a breach of the contract and would be theft. That would make it 2 sins.

O you who have believed, fear Allah and give up what remains [due to you] of interest, if you should be believers. And if you do not, then be informed of a war [against you] from Allah and His Messenger. But if you repent, you may have your principal - [thus] you do no wrong, nor are you wronged. [Quran 2:278-279]

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ce1f7b No.42964

>>42958

So going by your logic, if someone signs a usurious contract and then gets caught, the interest has to be paid in full? Not paying the interest would be a breach of the contract and would be theft.

There is an importance placed on whether or not the source of the money was halal or haram. Muslims did not want to use money that came from haram sources. Even the pre-Islamic arabs knew about this and prohibited using haram sourced money in the rebuilding of the Kabba. When you rob a liquor store, you are stealing haram sourced money in a manner that is direct theft. You are committing two wrongs and it is wrong to relate what he said to such an act. All he said was that it was a batil transaction and it is.

Ibn Taymiyah said in Majmoo’ al-Fatawa: The one who accepts payment for haram things, such as payment for those who carry alcohol, or payment for the one who makes a cross, or the fees of a prostitute and so on, should give it in charity and repent from that haram action, and giving that payment in charity will be an expiation for what he has done. It is not permissible to make use of these payments because they are evil wages.

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9a821c No.42965

This thread is making it very obvious who among us loves Allah and who among us just loves authority.

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ce1f7b No.42966

>>42965

This thread is making it obvious who loves those who commit crimes over those who would rather see justice and the prohibition of wrongdoing. I bet that you don't even dislike what your sexworker friends are doing in your heart, let alone tell them what they are doing is wrong. And that is the least thing you could do. All you are concerned with is making sure they get paid.

Ye are the best of peoples, evolved for mankind, enjoining what is right, forbidding what is wrong, and believing in Allah. If only the People of the Book had faith, it were best for them: among them are some who have faith, but most of them are perverted transgressors. [3:110]

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ce1f7b No.42976

>>42975

That is your logic. You have a problem with people not paying prostitutes for their services. We are saying that this is a batil transaction that shouldn't have taken place in the first place. Punishment for this act should take precedence over payment for a prostitutes services.

How is this different from not honoring a usurious contract (while living under sharia)? They made an agreement for payment for a criminal act. It is the exact same situation, just with different circumstances.

You are dodging the question and setting up the other person's comment as a strawman.

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9a821c No.42986

whole lotta glowies ITT ngl

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ce1f7b No.42988

>>42983

Sounds like he was talking about a hypothetical situation.

>>42984

>>42987

Now that you have lost the argument with posted evidences such as >>42970 >>42971

you are continuing to defend prostitution and calling everyone who disagrees with you feds.

>>42987

You don't know aqidah very well. I'm not saying people shouldn't pay the prostitutes they visit, I am saying they shouldn't visit them in the first place and if they do, both of them should be given the hadd punishment. If they are both given the hadd punishment, the situation has been resolved and she does not collect payment after the fact. Hisbah patrol should be allowed to operate freely looking for prostitutes and the people that visit them (in an Islamic State) (which doesn't currently exist).

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a69eea No.43006

Is there such a thing as liberal Islam? Like an actual movement dedicated to a more modern take on the Quran, rather than a couple bloggers here and there sperging about how "LGBTQ acceptance is fine therefore please dont hate us muslims!!"

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ce1f7b No.43008

>>43006

Are you talking about "Muslims" who are okay with LGBTQ, are Quranists, date, and pray intermixed behind a woman Imam? There are all kinds of liberal Muslims who do all of these things. What degree of "liberal" are you talking about?

>>43007

muh vahabbis

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ce1f7b No.43009

File: 7054d64755f9761⋯.jpg (53.71 KB,640x639,640:639,der.jpg)

>>43007

Al Wahhab is literally one of the names of Allah. You are trying to refer to Abdullah ibn Al-Wahhab and insulting Allah in the process. Technically, All Muslims (even the liberal ones) are Al Wahhab following, since they are following Allah.

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a69eea No.43010

>>43009

>>43007

chill

>>43008

Yeah, exactly. I'm sure a lot of Muslims are like this in practice, but I mean as a sort of branch of Islam specifically catered towards a liberal outlook?

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d7149c No.43012

>>43009

Abdullah means "servant of God" and "ibn" is the designator for "son of", so if "Al-Wahhab" can only mean "God", then the man's name was literally "Servant of God son of God" even though God has no son?

That's blasphemy, yo. His writings should be burned and his followers should be crucified.

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ea8778 No.43013

>>43012

>His writings should be burned and his followers should be crucified.

Maybe, but then we wouldn't have the best example in the world on how not to be Muslim. Right now I can just point to a wahabbi and say, "See that? Don't do that."

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c1f594 No.43015

>>43012

As-salamu alaikum brother, about your statement I don't think there is anyone with the name "ibn al-Wahhab" as it translates to "son of The Giver of Gifts" or "son of Allah" which is clear shirk. Although there is a name Abd al-Wahhab or Abdul-Wahhab which translates to "servant/slave of The Giver of Gifts/Allah".

If I am not wronged I believe you were referring to the Najdi scholar Muhammed ibn Abd al-Wahhab rahimahullah. As for his name, his father's name was Abd al-Wahhab hence why he has the name "ibn Abd al-Wahhab" alongside name Muhammed.

Lastly, about the accusation towards him, I would like to request from you to be careful when accusing someone of blasphemy, especially a muslim, because blasphemy is a REALLY severe sin - it can get people killed. So please be careful when accusing someone of stuff like that.

I hope I have cleared confusion, if not please excuse me

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ce1f7b No.43016

>>43012

It is Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_ibn_Abd_al-Wahhab

Abd means "Servant Of". I made a typo. But that doesn't take away from the fact that you keep referring to him as al-Wahhab, which is a name of Allah. He was named "the servant of al-Wahhab".

Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab makes some Muslims angry because he forbade people from worshiping saints and committing shirk, which they really like to do. His writings were almost entirely composed of Quranic verses and hadith. What kind of person would want to get rid of copies of the Quran and hadith? Have you actually read anything that he has written?

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ce1f7b No.43017

>>43011

Ever heard of the name Abdullah? Abd Allah? It is kind of like that. If your neighbor Abdullah threw trash in your yard would you yell "Stop being a dick, Allah!"? No. You literally just proved my point.

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ce1f7b No.43022

>>43020

>When I say "al-Wahhab is an idiot and anyone who follows him is an even bigger idiot", I obviously don't mean God.

Replace the name al-Wahhab with Allah and see if you sound like someone who is saying something stupid. Because most of the things that come out of your mouth are moronic statements from a brain rotten from liberalism.

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aa986e No.43023

>>43011

>>43012

>>43013

>>43014

>trying to make your points from a typo

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ce1f7b No.43024

File: f6a78cda1911899⋯.jpg (4.91 MB,3508x4961,3508:4961,99_Names_Of_Allah_SWT_.jpg)

>>43020

>When I say "al-Wahhab is an idiot and anyone who follows him is an even bigger idiot

Now you know that you are talking about Allah. That is Allah's name, not Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab. So next time you want to blast muh vohabbis, take the time to write the three letters 'A' 'B' and 'D' in front of it. That way you are not causing harm to yourself through your actions. Slandering a man is one thing, but being too lazy to write 3 letters and slandering Allah is another.

The Giver Of All should be followed by everyone, and his followers are not idiots for doing so.

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0d6d82 No.43025

>>43020

BROTHER, BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU SAY!

AL-WAHHAB IS ALLAH'S NAME AND NO ONE ELSE SHALL HAVE IT!

If you fear Allah you wouldn't mind taking 5 seconds to write Abd al-Wahhab and even then you would be referring to the father of the said scholar! It doesn't hurt to write the full name, in contrast it makes you look more literate!

So once again brother, I request from you to not make such statements as this can be extremely costly for you.

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ce1f7b No.43028

File: e3360bb10fd05bc⋯.png (1016.52 KB,619x805,619:805,1.png)

File: 6a983429a6310b2⋯.png (120.63 KB,624x802,312:401,2.png)

File: 42935d0e5c6c502⋯.png (68.4 KB,621x797,621:797,3.png)

These are a couple pages from Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab's book Kitab Al-Tawhid. Notice how he doesn't write anything himself, he just writes verses from the Quran and hadith. If you actually read his writings you would know this. Almost the complete entirety of his books are him taking verses from the Quran and the hadith and relating them to different topics to get his point across. If you have a problem with his writings, you have a problem with the Quran and the Sunnah.

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ce1f7b No.43029

>>43027

>Except pic related. If you don't like it, take it up with him.

His name was Abd al-Wahhab or Abdul Wahhab. There is a very big difference from one of the names of Allah and "The slave of Allah" The fact that you cannot understand this simple fact is insane. Al-Wahhab is not part of his name. If there was someone who took the title of servant of the king and someone started calling him by the king's name you would think that they were retarded. There are a lot of Arabic names with Abdul in front of one of Allah's names. Abdul Malik, Abdullah, Abdul Hakeem, Abdul Hameed. It is an error to call them as Malik, Hakeem, Hameed etc…because those are not their names they belong to Allah.

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ce1f7b No.43030

File: 6951861d03d127e⋯.png (339.61 KB,632x654,316:327,1.png)

>>43027

Since the first surviving photograph was taken in 1826 and Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab died in 1792, who is the guy in the picture?

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0d6d82 No.43031

>>43027

>>43027

>Except pic related. If you don't like it, take it up with him.

I don't really know who that person is, and if you are referring to Muhammed ibn Abd al-Wahhab, rahimahullah, why should I take it to him when his name is alright?

I don't need to talk about this with him but rather with you because this can cause you great problems brother, be careful what you say - you might be asked for it.

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474bd5 No.43032

File: 13d5ffffa9c1a86⋯.png (508.7 KB,820x1261,820:1261,Facepalm_Girl_PNG_File.png)

There was once a time when this board didn't reply to bait.

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ea74bb No.43037

>>43036

I know I'm not you. You know you're not me. You know I can't pema-ban you because of site properties and VPNs being allowed and I know it's pointless to bother. But I will be accused of being you and you of being me forever. May as well embrace it and start asking people what they're going to do about it.

From now on, this thread is the official "post whatever the hell you want" thread as long as it's legal in the United States. Outside this thread, bans will still be impotently given. But this thread? Screw it. Do what you people want. There are only maybe 2 actual Muslims left here anyway.

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ce1f7b No.43044

>>43037

I know that he isn't the BO. He's the guy that posted a video of Hopsin cursing and yelling at Allah, questioning his existence and said something like "There's nothing wrong with music."

He's the guy that thinks the hadith of the Prophet PBUH were made according to his PBUH whims and desires and that he can pick and choose which ones to follow. He is the one that was being disrespectful to the Prophet PBUH, insulting him, and saying that everyone else worships Muhammad.

He is in almost every thread, spreading fitnah and arguing against and opposing the truth. He has an enormous ego, and can never admit that he was wrong even when presented with rock solid evidence. He takfirs people on a regular basis (especially Salafis). He will also takfir people that disagree with him at the drop of a hat. When he is warned about the danger of his behaviors, he continues unabated, as if no one said anything to him at all. If you follow the Quran and Sunnah too closely, he will label you a wahabbi and go on slanderous, vulgar rants against wahabbis, often times using sexual references against 'al-wahhab'.

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ce1f7b No.43046

>>43037

The BO hardly ever posts here. Sometimes he gets involved like the time this one guy refused to accept the fact that astrology was haram and kept going on and on, bringing supposed 'evidence' that it was halal.

BO, I don't think you should take it so personally when you are accused of posting something stupid. I'm sure some people have issues with you being Ibadi, but who cares. People are always going to have infighting and animosity between sects. It really isn't that big of a deal. This board still needs a QTDDTOT thread…and this one is kind of already here.

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9a821c No.43052

>>42995

she^^^

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7e781b No.43058

>>43048

Your obsession with transgenderism says more about you than it does anything else. I'm guessing you have a major futa fetish and you're ashamed of it, so you lash out.

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7e781b No.43070

>>43069

Thou shalt never obsess over penis.

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ede66d No.43115

>>43048

There is literally nothing wrong with bring trans. There's like, a hadith about this.

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ce1f7b No.43139

>>43115

Was it this hadith?

"The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) cursed the women who imitate men and the men who imitate women."

[Jami` at-Tirmidhi 3013]

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