/islam/ - 8kun Masjid

>>28169

>RT

Lol.

Ontopic, it seems that parties like this will mainly just cause confusion and the kuffar will use them as excuse to take away the right of muslims. But, Allah knows best.

>>28169

>What are your thoughts on this?

Political parties usually exist to represent the people, so if there are a lot of muslims in Belgium, it is only natural that such a party would exist.

>What does their future look like?

While there is a decent size muslim population in Belguim, it's highly unlikely that they'll increaase to such an extent that ISLAM will actually gain any power.

As >>28176 pointed out, they will be used by nationalists to argue that Islam has no place in western society.

>What's the possibility that similar political parties can be created in other western countries (e.g. US or UK)?

I'm a Dutchfag, and there are already "minority parties" here. I'd much prefer an Islamic party, because then it'll be more about values and religion instead of sucking Turkish dick.

All in all I'd say that the appearance of an Islamic party is natural, but not desirable by the muslim population in these western countries.

>why?

First of all, muslims that follow Allah and the Qu'ran simply do not need political parties, you will win in the end, as your religion emphasizes strength, unity and perseverance.

Second, western values will be our downfall, as they emphasize nothing besides material gain and are completely focused on the present, instead of on the future.

>democratic party

>islamic

pick 1

i dont see islam having a future in europe to be honest.

european society is far too decadent to embrance something like islam and if they did,they would just corrupt it with liberalism,feminism and other cancers

>>28197

Islam itself cannot be corrupted. Most they could do is create their own sects and groups. Although, one thing I've noticed is that some western reverts are more dedicated than most people born in muslim majority countries and that is a good sign. At this point, we can't say anything with surety. But the promise of Allah is true.

Muslims must not advocate for Shariah in the West, no matter how well intentioned; because only a small part of Muslims want it, and very few of that already minuscule group agree with each other. We must bring a steady pace of change back to traditional values and common sense conservatism, similar to a sick patient steadily recovering from illness. We must attempt to improve the iman of the ummah and spread the dawah before we talk of Shariah. Clamoring for Shariah now is a fruitless effort from a minority within a minority, that will only inspire fear from non-believers and be used against the general Muslim population. We would have to wait until nations turn Muslim majority to feasibly implement Sharia, but for now advocate for reform slowly and peacefully, nothing too radical too quick, and inshAllah our patience will be rewarded.

>>28197

With generation changes and education you can change thing. Atheists trying to do similar thing in arabia.

>>28227

>Shariah in the West, no matter how well intentioned; because only a small part of Muslims want it,

even the ones that want it don't really want it when it comes time for them to receive punishments and limit the "fun" things they enjoy in secret.

>>28278

And? Do we exist to indulge in our every pleasure? ? ?

>>28227

Thank you, o scholar of Islam

>>28279

>Thank you, o scholar of Islam

Are you implying that if he had been a scholar then he'd say otherwise? Which scholars are advocating sharia in the west?

>>28201

>Islam itself cannot be corrupted

I'm pretty sure the Church felt that way about Christianity too.

>>28354

>Comparing "christianity" to Islam

“Verily, We, it is We Who have sent down the Dhikr (i.e. the Qur’aan) and surely, We will guard it (from corruption)”

[al-Hijr 15:9]

The gospel was edited within a few hundred years after the departure of Isa(AS). Also, the curches themselves and the popes modifed christianity. But the Qur'an has remained unchanged for over 1400 years now. And these past 1400 years have not been a smooth ride for Muslims. Even through all the calamities we have protected the hadiths and the works of scholars. There will come a day when the Words of the Quran will be lost from this world, little by little. But the Qur'an itself or Islam itself will never be corrupted. There will always be a group of muslims that follow the haqq. And The promise of Allah is true.

>>28282

I don't mean to imply anything. But westerners have this odd fixation against sharia law. But I don't like seeing "now advocate for reform slowly " because whenever I see the word "reform" I automatically think "compromise". And like I said, I am not implying anything. I just think it doesn't make any sense to compromise though. People are willing to embrace Islam - they have just never been exposed to it because of all the lies and bigotry against Islam. There shouldn't have to be compromise. There isn't even an ethical reason to compromise. Look at the opioid crisis in the west. Tens of thousands are dying and nobody even talks about it. People need to realize that Muslims are benevolent and sharia law is better than the poison of secular law that permits youth to become drug addicts and immoral.

>>28457

>westerners have this odd fixation against sharia law

A lot of that is due to media indoctrination making them think they'll get beheaded for jaywalking.

>>28182

they have islamic party in netherlands, called Islam Democrats