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  • Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     OP - April 12, 2009, 08:52 AM

    Quote
    http://www.usc.edu/schools/college/crcc/engagement/resources/texts/muslim/hadith/bukhari/092.sbt.html#009.092.467

    Narrated Jundab bin 'Abdullah:

    Allah's Apostle said, "Recite (and study) the Qur'an as long as your hearts are in agreement as to its meanings, but if you have differences as regards its meaning, stop reading it then."


    How interesting! People DO quarrel over the meanings of various passages in the Qur'an. Time to follow their own prophet's advice and stop reading it?

    "At 8:47 I do a grenade jump off a ladder."
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #1 - April 12, 2009, 09:10 AM

    Rofl. That hadith must be fabricated, bro. Wink

    Devious, treacherous, murderous, neanderthal, sub-human of the West. bunny
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #2 - April 12, 2009, 09:37 AM

    Aye. More fuel for the Qur'an Aloners...

    "At 8:47 I do a grenade jump off a ladder."
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #3 - April 12, 2009, 11:25 AM

    Aye. More fuel for the Qur'an Aloners...


     Cheesy

    Hello, Pazuzu Yaar

    You know very well that I reject almost 95% of ahahdith by Falaan bin Falaan bin Falaan bin Falaan. I also reject those, which are quoted by only one Ibne Falaan.

    However, those which stand correct and true under the light and shade of Qur'aan, I accept. This was just for info.

    Now, I need a favour. Can you quote that Hadith in Arabic, please? If you can, I will appreciate. After reading the translation in English, I feel something is amiss there. Please let me have a look at that.

    Salaams
    BMZ
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #4 - April 12, 2009, 11:36 AM

    Quote
    http://www.usc.edu/schools/college/crcc/engagement/resources/texts/muslim/hadith/bukhari/092.sbt.html#009.092.467

    Narrated Jundab bin 'Abdullah:

    Allah's Apostle said, "Recite (and study) the Qur'an as long as your hearts are in agreement as to its meanings, but if you have differences as regards its meaning, stop reading it then."


    How interesting! People DO quarrel over the meanings of various passages in the Qur'an. Time to follow their own prophet's advice and stop reading it?



    not all hadiths are true, if a hadith does not make sense probable false

    please read my blog, read how islam will win
    the clash of civilization.

    http://www.xanga.com/hfghj23458654fgha
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #5 - April 12, 2009, 11:40 AM

    Aye. More fuel for the Qur'an Aloners...



    I see quran only people taking help of emotional appeal to convince hadith believers that they are on the wrong path. That is like saying " How can we accept so and so hadith . wOnt it make muhhamad look stupid? wOnt our religion fall flat on face if we accept this hadith? " 

  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #6 - April 12, 2009, 11:43 AM

    not all hadiths are true, if a hadith does not make sense probable false


    How convenient!  Roll Eyes

    Here're some funny hadiths from the most authentic Hadith collections- Bukari & Muslim for you!

    http://www.councilofexmuslims.com/index.php?topic=4724.0

    They made me laugh,  rofl probably they'll embarass you, best to regard them as false!  Tongue

    World renowned historian Will Durant"...the Islamic conquest of India is probably the bloodiest story in history. It is a discouraging tale, for its evident moral is that civilization is a precious good, whose delicate complex order and freedom can at any moment be overthrown..."
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #7 - April 12, 2009, 12:09 PM

    Now, I need a favour. Can you quote that Hadith in Arabic, please? If you can, I will appreciate. After reading the translation in English, I feel something is amiss there. Please let me have a look at that.

    You can't look it up yourself?

    Bukhari, Volume 6, Book 61, Number 581

    The hadith right before the one cited is:

    Quote
    Volume 9, Book 92, Number 466:
    Narrated Jundab bin 'Abdullah:

    Allah's Apostle said, "Recite (and study) the Quran as long as you are in agreement as to its interpretation and meanings, but when you have differences regarding its interpretation and meanings, then you should stop reciting it (for the time being.) (See Hadith No 581, Vol. 6)

    Quote
    Volume 6, Book 61, Number 581:
    Narrated Jundub:

    The Prophet said, "Recite (and study) the Quran as long as you agree about its interpretation, but when you have any difference of opinion (as regards its interpretation and meaning) then you should stop reciting it (for the time being)'

    الاعتصام بالكتاب والسنة‏ 
    ‏كراهية الخلاف‏


    Quote
    ‏اقرءوا القرآن ما ائتلفت قلوبكم فإذا اختلفتم فقوموا عنه

    ^ Site has explanation from Fat7 al-Baari too.

    I'm not so skilled with the Arabic (as for reading the explanation), but I think the intent of this hadith is not that when muslims disagree about a verse of Qur'an they should stop reading the Qur'an altogether; but that if a group has a dispute about a verse they should go no furthur in their recital until they have resolved the dispute of the meaning.

    But then again, muslims shouldn't dispute, they should just keep their mouths shut! Cheesy

    Quote from: Imran 3:103
    Hold fast on to the Rope of Allah all of you together and do not differ.

    Quote from: Rome 30:30-32
    Be not of the Mushrikeen, of those who split up their religion and became sects, each rejoicing in that which is with it.

    However, Muhammad said,

    Quote
    verily this religion will split into seventy-three sects.

    *sigh* whatever.

    I chose to get circumcised at 17, don't tell me I never believed.
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #8 - April 12, 2009, 12:19 PM

    Quote
    http://www.usc.edu/schools/college/crcc/engagement/resources/texts/muslim/hadith/bukhari/092.sbt.html#009.092.467

    Narrated Jundab bin 'Abdullah:

    Allah's Apostle said, "Recite (and study) the Qur'an as long as your hearts are in agreement as to its meanings, but if you have differences as regards its meaning, stop reading it then."


    How interesting! People DO quarrel over the meanings of various passages in the Qur'an. Time to follow their own prophet's advice and stop reading it?



    not all hadiths are true, if a hadith does not make sense probable false


    Hello, kope

    I suspect that the translation is poor. There must be a message, which might have been mistranslated well and the context could have been lost. I checked out a few translations but all are poor. Hence the request to Pazuzu for the Arabic.

    Glad to see a Muslim writing here.

    Salaams
    BMZ

  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #9 - April 12, 2009, 12:24 PM

    I suspect that the translation is poor.

    It's translated by Muhammad Muhsin Khan, who also helped translate The Noble Qur'an. These translations are endorsed (and commisioned) by the KSA.

    I've provided the Arabic for you in my above post (and a link to it's explanation by Fat7 al-Baari).

    I chose to get circumcised at 17, don't tell me I never believed.
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #10 - April 12, 2009, 12:32 PM

    @awais

    Thanks. In matters of hadith, I do not have much interest. That is why I asked Pazuzu. Can you give me the link to the collection in Arabic?

    BMZ

    ps: You did understand it well. My compliments.
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #11 - April 12, 2009, 12:51 PM

    @awais

    Thanks. In matters of hadith, I do not have much interest. That is why I asked Pazuzu. Can you give me the link to the collection in Arabic?



    I chose to get circumcised at 17, don't tell me I never believed.
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #12 - April 12, 2009, 02:24 PM

    not all hadiths are true, if a hadith does not make sense probable false


    How convenient!  Roll Eyes

    Here're some funny hadiths from the most authentic Hadith collections- Bukari & Muslim for you!

    http://www.councilofexmuslims.com/index.php?topic=4724.0

    They made me laugh,  rofl probably they'll embarass you, best to regard them as false!  Tongue


    The hadith on chess,is like the one about poetry.There is a hadith that say,that it would be better to be filled of pus,than of poetry.But if you look at the history,you would find that chess came to life in India,and Persia,and that the muslim found this game when they concered Persia.They played chess with great pleasure,and the muslims is the ones that spread chess,to europa.

    How can this hadith be nothing else than false.The same for poetry.Muslims have a rich traditions for poems and music.From the Prophets time and before.How can any of this hadiths be true?

    They go against history and the lifes of the early muslims,therefor they are false.

    They make me laugh too Rashna,because they go against everything we know about human history,thats why they are false.
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #13 - April 12, 2009, 02:28 PM

    You do not agree with them, so they are false. That's nice, but it's not being honest with the texts.

    I chose to get circumcised at 17, don't tell me I never believed.
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #14 - April 12, 2009, 02:48 PM

    Quote
    http://www.usc.edu/schools/college/crcc/engagement/resources/texts/muslim/hadith/bukhari/092.sbt.html#009.092.467

    Narrated Jundab bin 'Abdullah:

    Allah's Apostle said, "Recite (and study) the Qur'an as long as your hearts are in agreement as to its meanings, but if you have differences as regards its meaning, stop reading it then."


    How interesting! People DO quarrel over the meanings of various passages in the Qur'an. Time to follow their own prophet's advice and stop reading it?



    not all hadiths are true, if a hadith does not make sense probable false


    Hello, kope

    I suspect that the translation is poor. There must be a message, which might have been mistranslated well and the context could have been lost. I checked out a few translations but all are poor. Hence the request to Pazuzu for the Arabic.

    Glad to see a Muslim writing here.

    Salaams
    BMZ





    salam

    i agree with you but there are many hadiths are false and conterdict  quran we must reject them

    please read my blog, read how islam will win
    the clash of civilization.

    http://www.xanga.com/hfghj23458654fgha
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #15 - April 12, 2009, 02:51 PM

    not all hadiths are true, if a hadith does not make sense probable false


    How convenient!  Roll Eyes

    Here're some funny hadiths from the most authentic Hadith collections- Bukari & Muslim for you!

    http://www.councilofexmuslims.com/index.php?topic=4724.0

    They made me laugh,  rofl probably they'll embarass you, best to regard them as false!  Tongue


    if they make you laught it must be false hadiths

    please read my blog, read how islam will win
    the clash of civilization.

    http://www.xanga.com/hfghj23458654fgha
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #16 - April 12, 2009, 03:43 PM

    The problem is the intellectual chains forced upon research by mainstream Islam. Plenty of (non-muslim) scholars have researched into ahadith and shown that as time went on they grew more and more intricate chains of narratives, when earlier versions didn't. Others are pertinent to later times and were redacted back to the time of Muhammad because he is the ultimate authority.

    You can clearly see this at work with the ahadith 'explaining' the 7 pronunciation variants.

    The solution is not to accept all ahadith automatically, not to reject all ahadith automatically, but to study them indepth the way critics have done so with the Bible, but without the threat of impending doom upon them if they turn up something unsavoury about Islam!

    "At 8:47 I do a grenade jump off a ladder."
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #17 - April 12, 2009, 03:58 PM

    You do not agree with them, so they are false. That's nice, but it's not being honest with the texts.


    If she wants to believe those hadith are false, to the end of being a more tolerant, kind and rational Muslim, why would any of us want to contradict her on that? Anybody who elevates the good in religious texts while rejecting the bad has my support-- that kind of cherry-picking of information is a-ok in my book. I mean, if the religious texts are really all bullshit anyways, why should we be critical of someone trying to make the best of it?

    I once thought religion should be mercilessly smashed and hypocrisy/irrationality ruthlessly pointed out, and someday we could all live in a rational, atheist society. But nowadays I think that there will always be a need for, and place for religion and belief in the supernatural, so those who are religious and do good with it should be supported rather than criticized for not being honest about the core beliefs of their faith or chided for not being rational or consistent. I'd just assume concentrate on the individuals, leaders and institutions (including churches, etc.) who use religion for ill rather than attack religion itself, which is a losing battle.

    I know this one guy who's a Local President in my union. He's a Born-Again Christian, a member of the Promise Keepers, and Church of Christ. Both of these organizations are reactionary and hold very intolerant and hateful beliefs, but this dude manages to concentrate on the good stuff and he's a really great union leader because of it. He has a strong sense of justice, forgiveness, and carries a great deal of moral authority due to his religious convictions. And despite the fact the Promise Keepers and Church of Christ both preach against homosexuality and secularism, this man would never, ever discriminate against someone because they were gay or an atheist. That's just one example among many people I've met, and I'm sure you've met others like him too. So if someone wants to concentrate on the good things in a religion and ignore the bad, more power to them, and, unlike a few years ago, I won't be challenging them on it.

    fuck you
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #18 - April 12, 2009, 04:11 PM

    Quote
    http://www.usc.edu/schools/college/crcc/engagement/resources/texts/muslim/hadith/bukhari/092.sbt.html#009.092.467

    Narrated Jundab bin 'Abdullah:

    Allah's Apostle said, "Recite (and study) the Qur'an as long as your hearts are in agreement as to its meanings, but if you have differences as regards its meaning, stop reading it then."


    How interesting! People DO quarrel over the meanings of various passages in the Qur'an. Time to follow their own prophet's advice and stop reading it?



    not all hadiths are true, if a hadith does not make sense probable false


    Hello, kope

    I suspect that the translation is poor. There must be a message, which might have been mistranslated well and the context could have been lost. I checked out a few translations but all are poor. Hence the request to Pazuzu for the Arabic.

    Glad to see a Muslim writing here.

    Salaams
    BMZ





    salam

    i agree with you but there are many hadiths are false and conterdict  quran we must reject them


    Agreed. That is what I do, kope.

    Salaams & Good Night
    BMZ
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #19 - April 12, 2009, 06:13 PM

    The hadith on chess,is like the one about poetry.There is a hadith that say,that it would be better to be filled of pus,than of poetry.But if you look at the history,you would find that chess came to life in India,and Persia,and that the muslim found this game when they concered Persia.They played chess with great pleasure,and the muslims is the ones that spread chess,to europa.

    How can this hadith be nothing else than false.The same for poetry.Muslims have a rich traditions for poems and music.From the Prophets time and before.How can any of this hadiths be true?

    They go against history and the lifes of the early muslims,therefor they are false.

    They make me laugh too Rashna,because they go against everything we know about human history,thats why they are false.



    Well chess was invented pre Islam, not by Muslims, they learnt the game when they waged their jihad in India & Persia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chess

    As for it being false because it goes against the lives of Muslims, the history of Muslim jihad, forcing others to pay jizya are all historical.

    So you accept the 199 references to Jihad in Bukhari hadiths which all speak of jihad as "military operation?"

    It is true according to Islamic history & the example of early Muslims, after all...

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jihad

    Then there's the Hadith, "Whoever changes his religion, kill him." Muslim countries have historically had the death penalty for apostasy, many Muslim countries still do, you accept that hadith?  Huh?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostasy_in_Islam

    Both the history of the early Muslims jihad in others' lands & the laws requiring death for apostates throughout much of Muslim history are true.

    In fact, right after Prophet Muhammad's death, ridda(apostasy) wars broke out, they were ruthlessly suppressed by the early Muslims.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ridda_wars

    World renowned historian Will Durant"...the Islamic conquest of India is probably the bloodiest story in history. It is a discouraging tale, for its evident moral is that civilization is a precious good, whose delicate complex order and freedom can at any moment be overthrown..."
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #20 - April 12, 2009, 07:55 PM

    The hadith on chess,is like the one about poetry.There is a hadith that say,that it would be better to be filled of pus,than of poetry.But if you look at the history,you would find that chess came to life in India,and Persia,and that the muslim found this game when they concered Persia.They played chess with great pleasure,and the muslims is the ones that spread chess,to europa.

    How can this hadith be nothing else than false.The same for poetry.Muslims have a rich traditions for poems and music.From the Prophets time and before.How can any of this hadiths be true?

    They go against history and the lifes of the early muslims,therefor they are false.

    They make me laugh too Rashna,because they go against everything we know about human history,thats why they are false.



    Well chess was invented pre Islam, not by Muslims, they learnt the game when they waged their jihad in India & Persia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chess

    As for it being false because it goes against the lives of Muslims, the history of Muslim jihad, forcing others to pay jizya are all historical.

    So you accept the 199 references to Jihad in Bukhari hadiths which all speak of jihad as "military operation?"

    It is true according to Islamic history & the example of early Muslims, after all...

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jihad

    Then there's the Hadith, "Whoever changes his religion, kill him." Muslim countries have historically had the death penalty for apostasy, many Muslim countries still do, you accept that hadith?  Huh?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostasy_in_Islam

    Both the history of the early Muslims jihad in others' lands & the laws requiring death for apostates throughout much of Muslim history are true.

    In fact, right after Prophet Muhammad's death, ridda(apostasy) wars broke out, they were ruthlessly suppressed by the early Muslims.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ridda_wars


    Peace Rashna.

    I dont agree with you,that the Quran speak of death to apostasy.

    10:99:"And had your Lord willed,those on earth would have believed,all of them togheter.So will you Mohammed,then compel mankind,unntil they belive?"

    18:29:"And say:The truth is from your Lord.Then whosoever wills,let him belive,and whosoever wills let him disbelive"

    27:92:"And that I should recite Quran,then whosoever recives guidence,recives it for the good of his ownself,and whosoever goes astray,say to him:I am only one of the warners"

    10:108:"Say:Oh you mankind,now truth has come to you from your Lord.So whosoever receives guidence,he does so for the good of his own self,and whosoever goes astray,he does so to his own loss,and I am not set as a Wakil(disposer of affairs to oblige you for guidence)"

    I do not oppose that some muslims,belive that apostasy should be punished with death  finmad,but I do not belive that was what God asked for.

    I think there is more evidence in the Quran,on a peacfull coexistance,with people of all kinds and colours,than evidence that God wish dead unto people of another belife than muslims.That we can be muslims and live togheter with everybody.
    And that hadith islam,has to be overcomed,and put to death,if you understand me Rashna.

    Thanks

  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #21 - April 12, 2009, 09:53 PM

    Hello, kope

    I suspect that the translation is poor. There must be a message, which might have been mistranslated well and the context could have been lost. I checked out a few translations but all are poor. Hence the request to Pazuzu for the Arabic.

    Glad to see a Muslim writing here.

    Salaams
    BMZ

    This is amusing. Note the assumption: that there must be a message and any apparent stupidity must be due to poor translation or loss of context. In other words, regardless of what evidence is produced it will be unlikely to have any effect.

    Devious, treacherous, murderous, neanderthal, sub-human of the West. bunny
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #22 - April 12, 2009, 10:13 PM

    I wonder what the message was behind that Sahih Bukhari hadith where someone tells his father "I see you are fond of sheep".

    "At 8:47 I do a grenade jump off a ladder."
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #23 - April 12, 2009, 10:18 PM

    I'm sure it was strictly Platonic. Wink

    Devious, treacherous, murderous, neanderthal, sub-human of the West. bunny
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #24 - April 13, 2009, 12:20 AM

    Or Welshic...

    "At 8:47 I do a grenade jump off a ladder."
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #25 - April 13, 2009, 03:57 AM

    I dont agree with you,that the Quran speak of death to apostasy.

    10:99:"And had your Lord willed,those on earth would have believed,all of them togheter.So will you Mohammed,then compel mankind,unntil they belive?"

    18:29:"And say:The truth is from your Lord.Then whosoever wills,let him belive,and whosoever wills let him disbelive"

    27:92:"And that I should recite Quran,then whosoever recives guidence,recives it for the good of his ownself,and whosoever goes astray,say to him:I am only one of the warners"

    10:108:"Say:Oh you mankind,now truth has come to you from your Lord.So whosoever receives guidence,he does so for the good of his own self,and whosoever goes astray,he does so to his own loss,and I am not set as a Wakil(disposer of affairs to oblige you for guidence)"

    I do not oppose that some muslims,belive that apostasy should be punished with death  finmad,but I do not belive that was what God asked for.

    I think there is more evidence in the Quran,on a peacfull coexistance,with people of all kinds and colours,than evidence that God wish dead unto people of another belife than muslims.That we can be muslims and live togheter with everybody.
    And that hadith islam,has to be overcomed,and put to death,if you understand me Rashna.


    Well, we have gone through this whole thing before haven't we marleya, & probably we must learn to disagree.  Smiley

    Even if we forget the entire Quranic history wherein apostates were routinely executed & the teachings of the four Islamic Schools, all of which have prescribed death for male apostates & life imprisonment\death for women-in the Quran itself there is the doctrine of abrogation-where peaceful verses have been abrogated, we've dealt with that in an entire thread, you may re read that thread.http://www.councilofexmuslims.com/index.php?topic=4817.0

    From the Quran itself we learn that Surah IX.5 prescribes that idolators convert to Islam or be killed, this is the later verses, comes after the peaceful verses & thus are according to the Quran more important. This is exactly what Prophet Muhammad did in the Quran, he smashed all the idolators' idols & converted them to Islam, through force.

    As for Jews & Christians, they are allowed to be, but only if they pay jizya taxes, which Muslims don't have to.

    I think there is more evidence in the Quran,on a peacfull coexistance,with people of all kinds and colours,than evidence that God wish dead unto people of another belife than muslims.That we can be muslims and live togheter with everybody.


    Pre Islamic Mecca, before the Quran was revealed, was indeed a place of great religious tolerance, judging even from Islamic Sources. There were the Arab pagans, there were jews & there were converts to Christianity, who all lived in harmony.

    Pagans like Waraqa ibn Nawfal & Ubaydallah ibn Jahsh could freely convert to Christianity without any pagan persecution, the area around the kaaba housed 360 idols of the pagans, Jews could intermarry with pagans, Kaab ibn al Ashraf's mom was a Jew, dad was Muslim, & according to Jewish halacha, anyone whose mum was a Jew would be a Jew, so Kaab was raised a Jew.

    After Islam arrived, all this changed in Saudi which was cleansed of all faiths but islam, & its still that way in Saudi.

    The peaceful verses, according to the Quran itself have been abrogated, & we see forced conversion in the case of the Meccan pagans, in the Quran itself, when Muhammad smashed their statues declaring, "Truth has come & falsehood vanished, verily falsehood is ever vanishing."  Quran, Chapter 17: Al-Isra (The Journey by Night), verse 81 as he smashed.

    If someone smashed the kaaba & mosques today, reciting, "Truth has come" then let Muslims come out of their homes & convert them to another faith, won't that be forced conversion?   Smiley

    The Quran contains some peaceful & later some violent verses, peaceful verses come earlier, violent ones come later & the Quran contains the doctrine of abrogation, thus abrogating the peaceful ones & giving precedence to the violent ones. We also see from Muhammad's conduct in Mecca, that he forcibly converted the pagans to Islam.

    I really like tolerant Muslims like you marleya, its just that I feel that Islamic tolerance will have a difficult time being widely acceptable, if its not grounded in authentic Scriptures & built on nothing.


    World renowned historian Will Durant"...the Islamic conquest of India is probably the bloodiest story in history. It is a discouraging tale, for its evident moral is that civilization is a precious good, whose delicate complex order and freedom can at any moment be overthrown..."
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #26 - April 13, 2009, 04:47 AM

    Hello, kope

    I suspect that the translation is poor. There must be a message, which might have been mistranslated well and the context could have been lost. I checked out a few translations but all are poor. Hence the request to Pazuzu for the Arabic.

    Glad to see a Muslim writing here.

    Salaams
    BMZ

    This is amusing. Note the assumption: that there must be a message and any apparent stupidity must be due to poor translation or loss of context. In other words, regardless of what evidence is produced it will be unlikely to have any effect.


    It means the message gets lost in a poor translation.

    BMZ
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #27 - April 13, 2009, 04:54 AM


    Peace Rashna.

    I dont agree with you,that the Quran speak of death to apostasy.

    10:99:"And had your Lord willed,those on earth would have believed,all of them togheter.So will you Mohammed,then compel mankind,unntil they belive?"

    18:29:"And say:The truth is from your Lord.Then whosoever wills,let him belive,and whosoever wills let him disbelive"

    27:92:"And that I should recite Quran,then whosoever recives guidence,recives it for the good of his ownself,and whosoever goes astray,say to him:I am only one of the warners"

    10:108:"Say:Oh you mankind,now truth has come to you from your Lord.So whosoever receives guidence,he does so for the good of his own self,and whosoever goes astray,he does so to his own loss,and I am not set as a Wakil(disposer of affairs to oblige you for guidence)"

    I do not oppose that some muslims,belive that apostasy should be punished with death  finmad,but I do not belive that was what God asked for.

    I think there is more evidence in the Quran,on a peacfull coexistance,with people of all kinds and colours,than evidence that God wish dead unto people of another belife than muslims.That we can be muslims and live togheter with everybody.
    And that hadith islam,has to be overcomed,and put to death,if you understand me Rashna.

    Thanks


    That was an excellent response, marleya.  Afro

    Yes, there is no death punishment mentioned in Qur'aan for apostacy.

    The Mullahs do not realise something very important which is known as repentance. If a person is killed for apostacy, how is he/she expected to repent and turn to Allah?

    Thanks
    BMZ
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #28 - April 13, 2009, 06:15 AM


    The Mullahs do not realise something very important which is known as repentance. If a person is killed for apostacy, how is he/she expected to repent and turn to Allah?

    Thanks
    BMZ


    Hi BMZ!

    I like your logic here and I agree. But why doesn't this apply to other death sentences then? How is an adulterer supposed to repent, for example, if he/she is killed rather than given a second chance?

    "when you've got thousands of hadith/sunnah and a book like the Qur'an where abrogation is propagated by some; anyone with a grudge and some time on their hands can find something to confirm what ever they wish"- Kaiwai
  • Re: Time for Muslims to stop reading the Qur'an
     Reply #29 - April 13, 2009, 06:47 AM


    The Mullahs do not realise something very important which is known as repentance. If a person is killed for apostacy, how is he/she expected to repent and turn to Allah?

    Thanks
    BMZ


    Hi BMZ!

    I like your logic here and I agree. But why doesn't this apply to other death sentences then? How is an adulterer supposed to repent, for example, if he/she is killed rather than given a second chance?


    That is exactly my question and my gripe too.

    There is no death punishment for adultery, fornication or any sexual act in Qur'aan. Punishment by flogging has already been prescribed. The Mullahs prescribe it through Hadith. The punishment by death for above, imho, is against Allah and Qur'aan.

    In fact, death punishment is clearly prescribed in Qur'aan only for premeditated murder.

    BMZ
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