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fatima
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Joined: 04 August 2005
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Points: 979
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Posted: 03 April 2006 at 4:47am |
Bismillah irrahman irrahim
Assalamu alaikum
JazakAllah khair bro, my intention was only to put forward common practice druing the time of Sayyidina Muhammad (saw) (with exception of time of conquer of Makkah) and rightly guided caliphs (ra) and the only viewpoint of major Imams, for me our early scholars have more credibility so all i can say is Allah swt forgives everything other than shirk and we are responsible for our own belief system and deeds, as long as our intentions are for sake of Allah swt then khair inshaAllah
wassalam
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Say: (O Muhammad) If you love Allah, then follow me, Allah will love you and forgive you your faults, and Allah is Forgiving, MercifuL
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AhmadJoyia
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Joined: 20 March 2005
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Points: 1647
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Posted: 03 April 2006 at 9:47am |
Dear sis your understanding of "common practices" is little skewed with respect to Quran and hence not reliable. This is especially the case when we know that our beloved Prophet Mohammad was a living Quran by himself. There are numerous other ahadith that matchup perfectly with Quran and therefore are more trust worthy. The example of a Christian scribe for writing down quranic revelations and his reversion back to Christianity and yet facing a natural death is one such example which clearly indicate the sunnah of our beloved Prophet Mohammad perfectly matching up with Quran. Many other similar examples can be presented. Once this is done, the explanation of contradictory ahadith can easily be made where all such cases were not exclusively pertaining to "apostasy" only and must have other crimes as well. Most common factor in those days was desertion from Muslim camp and ending up with the enemies. Hence, their actions were not purely of "apostasy" but more henious crimes of "desertion" in a venture to aid enemies against Muslims. Hopefully this orientation to distinguish between "apostasy" and "desertion" shall clear up the confusion. Indeed Allah knows the best.
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artscholbe
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Joined: 05 December 2005
Location: United States
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Points: 5
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Posted: 13 April 2006 at 9:59pm |
Yes, Muhammad did forgive many who turned away from Islam and then returned. But ONLY if they returned within the grace period. If they did not, he either had them put to death or slayed them himself.
It is beyond me why you people keep denying this thing. From Suadi Arabia to Egypt to Turkey, Afganistan and Malaysia, the Imams and the Koranic scholars not only admit that any apostate deserves to be put to death, but they raise a ruckus in the newspapers when such action is not carried out by their government.
The Moderator of one of these groups insisted that those who acted and/or spoke in such a manner were not true Muslims. That the actions of these people were against the Koran. How then can it be that entire nations based on Shariah Law can belong to the same religion? It doesn't make any sense.
I would truly like to believe that the Muslims in this country are of a different reliigion than those tens of thousands in other lands, but I have seen little of any practical signs in that regard.
Art Scholbe, FArmington, MO
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ak_m_f
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Joined: 15 October 2005
Location: Canada
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Points: 3272
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Posted: 14 April 2006 at 12:48am |
artscholbe wrote:
Yes, Muhammad did forgive many who turned away from Islam and then returned. But�ONLY if they returned within the grace period. If they did not, he either had them put to death or slayed them himself.
It is beyond me why you people keep denying this thing. |
Any proof?, I think that above post reflects your opinion, it has nothing to do with truth.
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fatima
Moderator Group
Joined: 04 August 2005
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Points: 979
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Posted: 14 April 2006 at 5:29am |
Bismillah irrahman irrahim
Assalamu alaikum
im sure this thing has capacity to go on forever, as one side will say it did happen only ...... the other side will be bring the proof and then some1 might say Sayyidina Muhammad (saw) gave exceptions due to this this this n no one after him did, then it will be, bring proof,
honestly speaking dont u think topic is too bigger for us lot, i dont thik anything is going to com out of it so why not spend ur time in learning an ayah or hadith r doing somethin solely for sake of Allah swt n makin better use of ur time inshaAllah
wassalam
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Say: (O Muhammad) If you love Allah, then follow me, Allah will love you and forgive you your faults, and Allah is Forgiving, MercifuL
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Angel
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Joined: 03 July 2001
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Points: 6641
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Posted: 14 April 2006 at 6:06am |
I think I should bring what I have.
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~ Our feet are earthbound, but our hearts and our minds have wings ~
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Mishmish
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Joined: 01 November 2005
Location: United States
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Points: 1694
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Posted: 14 April 2006 at 7:41am |
artscholbe wrote:
Yes, Muhammad did forgive many who turned away from Islam and then returned. But ONLY if they returned within the grace period. If they did not, he either had them put to death or slayed them himself.
It is beyond me why you people keep denying this thing. From Suadi Arabia to Egypt to Turkey, Afganistan and Malaysia, the Imams and the Koranic scholars not only admit that any apostate deserves to be put to death, but they raise a ruckus in the newspapers when such action is not carried out by their government.
The Moderator of one of these groups insisted that those who acted and/or spoke in such a manner were not true Muslims. That the actions of these people were against the Koran. How then can it be that entire nations based on Shariah Law can belong to the same religion? It doesn't make any sense.
I would truly like to believe that the Muslims in this country are of a different reliigion than those tens of thousands in other lands, but I have seen little of any practical signs in that regard.
Art Scholbe, FArmington, MO
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This is simply not true. At the time of the Prophet(PBUH), some apostates were killed, others were not. Clearly apostasy was not the only criteria for their death.
There is nothing in the Quran that condemns apostates to death on this earth, rather it states quite clearly that those who turn from Allah(SWT) will be punished by Allah(SWT). It also states in the Quran that Allah(SWT) does not punish us twice for the same sin, so if apostates are to be punished by Allah(SWT), then ordering them to be put to death by men would be a double punishment.
If there are governments that are putting apostates to death based solely on apostasy then they are not following the Quran. Why are they doing this, who knows? In the New Testament it says to turn the other cheek and no longer follow the law of an eye for an eye, yet the Evangelical Christian president of the United States, who says he talks to God and vice-versa, and his Administration, falsified information to start a pre-emptive war, which has killed thousands of innocent Americans and Iraqis. Why? The Jews have herded an entire population into refugee camps and taken away their human rights, the Torah or the Talmud do not allow such things, yet the Israelis have done this because they say God gave them the land 3000 years ago. Why? How can it be that these Christians and Jews belong to the same religion that follow the teachings they are clearly going against?
Perhaps men have lost the ability to show mercy to each other. Their hearts have hardened to such an extent that they know longer follow the true path of God. There is no truly Islamic government and will not be until the time of the Mahdi, just as there is no truly Christian government, nor truly Judaic government. Men are flawed and their laws are flawed. Only the Laws of God are perfect, but flawed men have been left to follow them.
Edited by Mishmish
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It is only with the heart that one can see clearly, what is essential is invisible to the eye. (The Little Prince)
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AhmadJoyia
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Joined: 20 March 2005
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Points: 1647
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Posted: 14 April 2006 at 2:04pm |
fatima wrote:
honestly speaking dont u think topic is too bigger for us lot,..... |
Sis only if you don't think through your own mind but from the "taqleed" of others. The Quran, the Criterion, the law is quite clear without ambiguities. Putting the issue under the carpet would not help us either. This is the time to ask those who "abrogate" Quran as to how can they do this?
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