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MG Man wrote:AdamB do you deny that for decades, muslims in pakistan used to cross the border into india to rape women witht he goal of impregnating the hindu infidels with muslim seed?
MG Man wrote:ok fin, but answer me this...........why is the word of god as ascribed in his holy book (any religion, not islam alone) so easy to twist, interpret, misinterpret to suit the motives of different people?
Furthermore, not everyone has the same capacity for learning, comprehension, reasoning etc, yet they are all expected to read the same book(s) and arrive at the same conclusions..........human diversity makes this impossible...........hence all holy books are fundamentally flawed..........so either god shuffled his feet, or it's all man made
AdamB wrote:It's your choice to disbelieve in GOD and His Book. No scene.
But you try to find someone who wasn't taught / can't read and write, who did not know any history of any other book, who can come up with a trick like the Quran and be able to memorize it.
You are guaranteed to become DIZZY!!!
AdamB wrote:MG Man wrote:ok fin, but answer me this...........why is the word of god as ascribed in his holy book (any religion, not islam alone) so easy to twist, interpret, misinterpret to suit the motives of different people?
Furthermore, not everyone has the same capacity for learning, comprehension, reasoning etc, yet they are all expected to read the same book(s) and arrive at the same conclusions..........human diversity makes this impossible...........hence all holy books are fundamentally flawed..........so either god shuffled his feet, or it's all man made
What you have stated is the reason for revelation of the Quran, the reason why the Quran supersedes all previously revealed books, the reason why they are now null and void.
Do you expect Dookeran to show up in the morning in the office of Minister of Finance? No, you follow the LAST MEMO!!
AdamB wrote:MG,
Don't you realize that if you took the time to read the Quran, you would see that it is the most straightforward of all the scriptures. So twisting, interpreting and misinterpreting would only occur if ppl intentionally want to follow their evil desires into misguidance.
stickman wrote:AdamB wrote:MG,
Don't you realize that if you took the time to read the Quran, you would see that it is the most straightforward of all the scriptures. So twisting, interpreting and misinterpreting would only occur if ppl intentionally want to follow their evil desires into misguidance.
He would also see that it is filled with inconsistencies, contradictions and moral issues.
AdamB wrote:MG,
Don't you realize that if you took the time to read the Quran, you would see that it is the most straightforward of all the scriptures. So twisting, interpreting and misinterpreting would only occur if ppl intentionally want to follow their evil desires into misguidance.
Daran wrote:AdamB wrote:MG,
Don't you realize that if you took the time to read the Quran, you would see that it is the most straightforward of all the scriptures. So twisting, interpreting and misinterpreting would only occur if ppl intentionally want to follow their evil desires into misguidance.
Surely you can't be serious.
If it was so straight forward why are Radical Muslims use it to justify evil actions? i.e. killing of innocents. Clearly if it was so straight forward and a true religion of peace, then there would no question that killing innocents is WRONG. Yet a great portion of muslims support these atrocities.
Daran wrote:AdamB,
Why would Allah torment me for eternity for simply not believing in his message? I'm otherwise a moral and charitable person.
AdamB wrote:Dizzy,
Do you get paid twice at the end of the month?
Similarly Allah is not unjust to any of His creatures.
Bad deeds remain as they are (unit/one). Good deeds are multiplied ten fold. If you intend to to a good deed and don't do it, the reward is one good deed. If you intend a bad deed but don't do it, the reward is also one good deed.
SO MERCIFUL IS ALLAH TO HIS CREATION!!
AdamB wrote:Daran,
Is not believing in Allah a SIMPLE MATTER?
What is it that makes you moral or charitable?
Since Allah and morality is Unseen, why do you disbelieve in the former and believe in the latter?
Daran wrote:
AdamB,
Firstly, you're wrong about homosexuality not existing in animals.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homosexual_behavior_in_animals
Secondly, has it ever occurred to you that these people are born with no sexual attraction to the opposite sex? Why would Allah make people this way?
Thirdly, you must really be daft to compare homosexuality stats in muslim countries vs western countries.
You think any gay person is going to openly admit to being gay in those countries? Self preservation man.
Even in the western world where they don't face death, so many people stay in the closet for fear of coming out.
AdamB wrote:Advice for your friend:
sMASH,
This is the remedy also for your music addiction with the appropriate modifications. We must not take lightly the things that Allah does love, that HE does not like for us to indulge in. For it opens the door to shirk and distancing ourselves from HIM. The benefits and rewards for HIM loving us and rewarding us IN THIS LIFE AND THE NEXT may then be not realized.
Wisdom means offering a suitable remedy in a suitable manner, which includes the following:
1. Strengthening his faith, by encouraging him to do acts of worship and avoid evil deeds.
2. Instilling the love of Allaah and His Messenger (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) in his heart.
3. Teaching him the meaning of love for the sake of Allaah, the basis of which is that the person who is loved for the sake of Allaah is loved for his faith and acts of obedience, not for his appearance, image or status.
4. Not giving him the opportunity to make contact repeatedly or to visit frequently; explaining to him that if a legitimate relationship transgresses the limits it becomes haraam and must be stopped.
5. When meeting, not allowing him to look continuously, embrace or kiss.
6. Giving him academic or da’wah-related tasks to do, such as collecting evidence on a certain issue, or summarizing a book, or listening to tapes, or doing da’wah-related activities such as calling people to Islam, distributing pamphlets and tapes, and other things which will fill his time with beneficial acts of worship and permissible activities.
Secondly:
If a Muslim feels that he is attracted to someone and fears that this may be one of the tricks of the shaytaan, then he should hasten to rid himself of it, and to treat himself, before it develops further and becomes haraam love . If he wants to rid himself of that, he should do several things, including the following:
1. He should focus his heart on his Lord, for He is the Bestower of blessings and bounty Who has granted him immense blessings, so he should direct the love of his heart towards his Creator.
2. He should cut off ties with everyone who he feels he is developing an (inappropriate) attachment towards, so he should not continue to listen to his voice or look at his image; he should try to avoid meeting him, even if the focus of his love is a teacher, educator or relative. This is the best remedy that he can give himself.
3. He should continually read about the lives of righteous people, scholars and mujaahideen, so that he can learn from those who offered their time and their lives in the service of Islam and the Muslims whilst he is preoccupied with looking at the image of his beloved or enjoying listening to his voice, or reading his words. These are things that are it is not befitting for a Muslim to do even once, so how about if this is his whole life?!
4. He should also ponder the grave and serious effects of these two destructive diseases, namely haraam infatuation and love. The harm that they cause includes the following:
(i) Diverting a person from his Lord and Creator to focus on a weak creature who may harm him but cannot benefit him
(ii) Creating worry, anxiety, grief, confusion and depression in this world, and torment in the Hereafter
(iii) Imagining kinds of haraam actions with the object of his love and infatuation, such as looking, touching and kissing with desire. That may even lead a woman to lesbianism and a man to homosexuality to bring these images out of the realm of imagination and into the realm of reality.
(iv) Contamination of sound human nature (fitnah) with a weakening of natural sexual desire, which will lead to spoiling of a woman’s relationship with her husband and her desire for the haraam things that she has become used to; similar effects may also apply to men.
Fourthly:
Relationships between Muslims should be based on sharee’ah and taqwa (piety). The one who comes together with another person on the basis of sin in this world will find their relationship turned into one of enmity on the Day of Resurrection.
Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):
“Friends on that Day will be foes one to another except Al‑Muttaqoon (the pious)” [al-Zukhruf 43:67]
Imam Ibn Jareer al-Tabari (may Allaah have mercy on him) said:
Allaah says: Those who were friends on the basis of disobedience towards Allaah in this world will be enemies of one another, disavowing one another, except for those who were friends on the basis of fearing and obeying Allaah. Tafseer al-Tabari (21/637).
Ibn Katheer (may Allaah have mercy on him) said:
i.e., every friendship that was not for the sake of Allaah, on the Day of Resurrection will be turned into enmity, except that which was for the sake of Allaah, for that will last because it is connected to the One Who is eternal. Tafseer Ibn Katheer (7/237).
Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyah (may Allaah have mercy on him) said:
If friendship and love are based on something other than the best interests of both parties, then the consequences will be enmity. It can only be in their best interests if it is for the sake of Allaah.
Even though each one of them may be helping the other to achieve what he wants on the basis of mutual consent, this mutual consent counts for nothing, rather it will become mutual hatred, enmity and curses, and each of them will say to the other: Were it not for you I would not have done that on my own, so my doom is because of me and you.
And the Lord will not prevent them from hating and cursing one another, but if one of them wronged the other, he will be prevented from doing that, and each of them will say to the other: It was for your own purposes that you caused me to fall into this; like two who committed zina will say to one another: It was for your own purposes that you did this with me; if you had refrained I would not have been involved in it. But each of them damaged the other equally. Majmoo’ al-Fataawa(15/129)
The gate of repentance is open to everyone who wants to seek His Countenance, and the blessings of faith and obedience are available to everyone who wants to join His friends. Allaah forgives sins and accepts repentance, and He turns bad deeds into good. He says (interpretation of the meaning):
“Except those who repent and believe (in Islamic Monotheism), and do righteous deeds; for those, Allaah will change their sins into good deeds, and Allaah is Oft‑Forgiving, Most Merciful”
[al-Furqaan 25:70]
“And verily, I am indeed forgiving to him who repents, believes (in My Oneness, and associates none in worship with Me) and does righteous good deeds, and then remains constant in doing them (till his death)” [Ta-Ha 20:82]
bluefete wrote:Daran wrote:
AdamB,
Firstly, you're wrong about homosexuality not existing in animals.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homosexual_behavior_in_animals
Secondly, has it ever occurred to you that these people are born with no sexual attraction to the opposite sex? Why would Allah make people this way?
Thirdly, you must really be daft to compare homosexuality stats in muslim countries vs western countries.
You think any gay person is going to openly admit to being gay in those countries? Self preservation man.
Even in the western world where they don't face death, so many people stay in the closet for fear of coming out.
It is very interesting to note what scientists consider to be homosexual behaviour in animals. I remember the late Professor Julien Kenny making this argument (see below) shortly before his death. Then as now, I am totally unconvinced by the scientific argument.
It seems that scientists are trying to justify this behaviour in the animal kingdom as an excuse for homosexuality and lesbianism in the human kingdom.
God did NOT make people into homosexuals or lesbians. Those are choices (especially of sexual behaviour) that people have made for themselves. Those choices have attendant consequences!!!
AdamB wrote:AdamB wrote:Daran,
Is not believing in Allah a SIMPLE MATTER?
What is it that makes you moral or charitable?
Since Allah and morality is Unseen, why do you disbelieve in the former and believe in the latter?
Furthermore, moral and charitable acts are deeds of righteousness, aka WORSHIP, to those of us who believe in GOD according to what GOD has informed us.
So you have to ask yourself:
What is it that makes these acts acceptable to GOD?
Can it be done directly to HIM?
Do we need an intersessor to beseech HIM on our behalf?
Daran wrote:AdamB wrote:AdamB wrote:Daran,
Is not believing in Allah a SIMPLE MATTER?
What is it that makes you moral or charitable?
Since Allah and morality is Unseen, why do you disbelieve in the former and believe in the latter?
Furthermore, moral and charitable acts are deeds of righteousness, aka WORSHIP, to those of us who believe in GOD according to what GOD has informed us.
So you have to ask yourself:
What is it that makes these acts acceptable to GOD?
Can it be done directly to HIM?
Do we need an intersessor to beseech HIM on our behalf?
Uhm....are you comparing the belied in morality to the belief in God? They are two completely different things.
Being moral has nothing to do with religion. I have never robbed, rapped, murdered, hurt anyone physically or emotionally, always lend a hand, kind and friendly to everyone etc. I'm not a jealous person, I don't wish harm on anyone and most importantly, I don't judge people at all.
I disbelieve in God because it is quite obvious all religions are man made fairy tales used to comfort and control people. It adds no meaning to this life and is a shackle that humanity has to abandon.
Also, since my Sunday mornings and Fridays at noon are free. I'm able to carry out a lot of charitable acts. I'm a member of several charities and at least once a week I'm part of some fund raiser or event. I also tutor (for free) at an Orphanage. In addition, I'm an animal lover and take in and take care of a lot of strays and injured animals. I'm also a gay rights defender since seeing the turmoil a few of my gay friends and family endure.
I will NEVER accept Allah/God because in my humble opinion religion and in particular Islam is a hindrance to the success and enjoyment of our world and humanity. We as a species have evolved far enough to realize that these ancient scrowls that were once important in controlling society, have no place in a modern liberal world.
If atheist societies are so bad, why is it that Scandinavia a far far better place to live than the Islamic countries? Quality of life is higher and crime is lower.
Given my stance. Am I expected to face the wrath of Allah's evils?
Dizzy28 wrote:AdamB wrote:Dizzy,
Do you get paid twice at the end of the month?
Similarly Allah is not unjust to any of His creatures.
Bad deeds remain as they are (unit/one). Good deeds are multiplied ten fold. If you intend to to a good deed and don't do it, the reward is one good deed. If you intend a bad deed but don't do it, the reward is also one good deed.
SO MERCIFUL IS ALLAH TO HIS CREATION!!
Living a good life - doing good, being good does not depend on Religion. Seems unfair to punish someone who lived better than religious people just for not believing in a God.
It is amusing to see you talk about logic.AdamB wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:AdamB wrote:Dizzy,
Do you get paid twice at the end of the month?
Similarly Allah is not unjust to any of His creatures.
Bad deeds remain as they are (unit/one). Good deeds are multiplied ten fold. If you intend to to a good deed and don't do it, the reward is one good deed. If you intend a bad deed but don't do it, the reward is also one good deed.
SO MERCIFUL IS ALLAH TO HIS CREATION!!
Living a good life - doing good, being good does not depend on Religion. Seems unfair to punish someone who lived better than religious people just for not believing in a God.
I ask again:
Is not believing in Allah (GOD) a simple matter?
Does your logic above suggest that it is not unfair with the premise that what I am saying is true?
Certainly HE will not deal unjustly with anyone!
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