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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24 August 2006 at 12:30am

Assalam Aleikum Br.

I hope you will not mind if I comment, simply to allow for the other perspective to be shown. Thank you.

 

Originally posted by bmzsp bmzsp wrote:

fogtrick,

From you: "There is alot know about the early life of Muhammad, for example. He married a 9 year old call Aisha and had sex with her? Is this fact or fiction?"

First, he did not marry Aisha in his early life because she would not have been born and if she had, then she must have been cutting her teeth.

Second, there is only one hadith from one person, I think it is Hisham, on this subject and that is also not reliable. Perhaps, you would like to think hard that Aisha narrated many ahaadith and there is not a single hadith quoted by her saying when was she married. Aisha, Prophet and her father and many Companions of the prophet would have known when and at what age did she get married and they did not talk about that. Nobody in that culture asked such silly questions.   

Actually brother, there were other narrators, reliable narrators, which places the hadith in the category og Sahih.

Also, it was not a consensus that "Hisham" was completely unreliable.

 

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Aisha was present at the Battle of Badr, helping people with water and tending to those injured. No person below fourteen was allowed by Prophet to take part in battles. Boys below 14 were sent home. Aisha was not married to him at that time. So, Prophet must have married her when she was 15-18.

This is an explanation by Shaikh Gabriel Haddad:

First, the prohibition applied to combatants. It applied neither to non-combatant boys nor to non-combatant girls and women. Second, `A'isha did not participate in Badr at all but bade farewell to the combatants as they were leaving Madina, as narrated by Muslim in his Sahih. On the day of Uhud (year 3), Anas, at the time only twelve or thirteen years old, reports seeing an eleven-year old `A'isha and his mother Umm Sulaym having tied up their dresses and carrying water skins back and forth to the combatants, as narrated by al-Bukhari and Muslim.

This is the link.

http://www.sunnipath.com/resources/Questions/qa00004861.aspx

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The Arabs of the 7th Century were living in a modern time compared with the people who lived in the First Century.  They had morals, values, customs and culture. If you have any knowledge about the history and culture of Arabs and various tribes in the region, you will know that they were not giving away their daughters to men at the age of 3-12.  If you don't know ask the US Military in Iraq about the tribes and their culture. They would know.

Kinder Regards,

BMZ

 

- Abu Tughlub ibn Hamdan married the daughter of `Izz al-Dawla Bakhtyar when she was three and paid a dowry of 100,000 dinars. This took place in Safar 360 H. (Ibn al-Athir, al-Kamil).

- Al-Shafi`i in al-Umm reported that he saw countless examples of nine-year old pubescent girls in Yemen. Al-Bayhaqi also narrates it from him in the Sunan al-Kubra as does al-Dhahabi in the Siyar.

- Al-Bayhaqi narrated with his chains in his Sunan al-Kubra no less than three examples of Muslim wives that gave birth at age nine or ten.

- Hisham ibn `Urwa himself (whom the objector claims to know enough to forward the most barefaced judgments on his reliability) married Fatima bint al-Mundhir when she was nine years old (al-Muntazam and Tarikh Baghdad).

- Our liege-lord `Umar married Umm Kulthum the daughter of `Ali and Fatima at a similar age per `Abd al-Razzaq, Ibn `Abd al-Barr and others.

- And our Mother `Aisha herself was first almost betrothed to Jubayr ibn Mut`im before her father dropped that option when he received word from the Messenger of Allah, Allah bless and greet him and be well-pleased with them.

http://www.sunnipath.com/resources/Questions/qa00004861.aspx

So there are many examples of the practice in semitic culture.

Take care Br.



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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24 August 2006 at 2:04am
Originally posted by fogtrik fogtrik wrote:

 

Folks, I've found 30 pages of mistakes in several catagories, and there are plenty of problems with many parts of the book. Yet I don't think muslims in general read much about the analysis of the information. Are you not allowed to discuss it or think about it?

For example Allah didn't tell Muhammad that the Earth orbits the sun? 

Muhammad's realy life if full of problems, why do you think god would talk to a man with a such troubled life? Just wondering your ideas, no disrespect intented. Kind Regards, Fog.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24 August 2006 at 2:24am
Originally posted by fogtrik fogtrik wrote:

Brother,

Dont feel offended but I think you have come up with this topic having poor knowledge about Quran. Quran never makes mistakes dear. It is Allah's word. Quran is a book undoubtedly precise and explicit and have found to be 100% true while compared to any of the standard of knowledge of any age. How come science be any different?

Allah Almighty says in Holy Quran: Chapter No. 36(Surah Yaseen) Verse No. 39-40

It says, Neither night nor the day may supercede one another(night and day will come as they are programmed). Every object in the heaven is waving/moving around its orbit.

These verses not only tell you that earth along with every object in the Universe are moving around their orbits but also the truth of composition of days and nights as a result of earths motion around the sun.

I will be awaiting another 30 pages of mistakes.

May Allah bless Muslims and those who are not Murtads and Mushriks!

 

Folks, I've found 30 pages of mistakes in several catagories, and there are plenty of problems with many parts of the book. Yet I don't think muslims in general read much about the analysis of the information. Are you not allowed to discuss it or think about it?

For example Allah didn't tell Muhammad that the Earth orbits the sun? 

Muhammad's realy life if full of problems, why do you think god would talk to a man with a such troubled life? Just wondering your ideas, no disrespect intented. Kind Regards, Fog.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24 August 2006 at 3:02am
Originally posted by Sign*Reader Sign*Reader wrote:

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Brothers,

This is a misconception. The Hadith (Orders and History of Holy Prophet Muhammad P.B.U.H) was written after him being departed from the mortal world. So everything is quoted by someone. But we do believe in Sahi Hadith and therefore I will respond to you on this. 

If you read Islamic History by various historians, you will find contradictions in mentioning the age of Hazrat Aysha (R.A). But one thing may be found on which there is most frequently a consensus that she was given in marriage 3 years before Rukhsati (Bride leaving paternal home for the groom's house). If she was given in nikah in the age of 9 and she left his fathers house after 3 years then she was 12 years old. And girls normally reach puberty in Arab in the age of 10 to 12 normally. And a girl attaining puberty may be given in marriage validly according to all major religions christinity, Islam and Judism.

But I do admit that some historians quote she was 6 when she was wedlocked with the Prophet and came to Prophet's house in the age of 9. If we accept it as true for the sake of argument even then there are many examples not only in Arab but across the world where we have observed millions of girls reaching puberty even before reaching the age of 8. You are referred to http://www.unc.edu/news/archives/apr97/puberty2.html. Just Click it bro. Your American Institute says this Believe me I havent written that.

Another link is http://www.thimmakka.org/Newsletters/Newsletter4/puberty.htm l. Go and confirm by yourself that a girl can reach even in the age of 7 the age of puberty. And I am 100% certain that our Holy prophet awaited three years just for this!

SO PLEASE DONT MISREPRESENT!

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24 August 2006 at 8:37am

Assalamu Alaikum,

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You know very well that personal attack of any form will not be tolerated. On one hand you describe the troubled situation that Muslims are going through around the world, and I pray to Allah that things get better for us, on other hand, you target fellow Muslims, such as moderators on this site. Please comply with guidelines. Yes, this is warning

I hope that this reminder will not be necessary in the future.

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Sorry, brother, it's no personal attack, but quite a seasoned opinion, which I am supposed to air in case I feel, sense or vibe something about someone in constant contact with us - in this case it happens to be your Neo Moderator.

Is it also expected of Moderators to behave?

Were I the only one who has smelt his fragrance then I would have definitely thought twice about this situation.

I find it difficult to respect someone who fails to respect mother's sanctity or even motherhood for that matter.

You could save your warning. I will be posting my farewell to Islamicity after Maghreb today.

Thanks.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24 August 2006 at 11:13am
Originally posted by Whisper Whisper wrote:

Assalamu Alaikum,

Whisper,

You know very well that personal attack of any form will not be tolerated. On one hand you describe the troubled situation that Muslims are going through around the world, and I pray to Allah that things get better for us, on other hand, you target fellow Muslims, such as moderators on this site. Please comply with guidelines. Yes, this is warning

I hope that this reminder will not be necessary in the future.

Peace

Sorry, brother, it's no personal attack, but quite a seasoned opinion, which I am supposed to air in case I feel, sense or vibe something about someone in constant contact with us - in this case it happens to be your Neo Moderator.

Is it also expected of Moderators to behave?

Were I the only one who has smelt his fragrance then I would have definitely thought twice about this situation.

I find it difficult to respect someone who fails to respect mother's sanctity or even motherhood for that matter.

You could save your warning. I will be posting my farewell to Islamicity after Maghreb today.

Thanks.

Please support your accusation about my views on motherhood.

I expect you to back up your insults. If you cannot back this up, then you are slandering me. You do know what happens to those who slander yes?

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24 August 2006 at 12:58pm

I expect you to back up your insults.

My friend, I have no joy in insulting you or anyone else for that matter. I hold the RIGHT to post my observations EXACTLY in the same way as you can post: My observations about Cindy are based upon observations.

I am extremely sorry, but I find it difficult to give respect to anyone, not just you, who is unable to give respect readily - specially to a woman who has lost a son in a dodgy, illegitimate and a criminal war!

Sir, I follow my vibes and these haven't let me down in my entire life. I won't go into how this gift came about, firstly, out of sheer modsty and, secondly, for the fact that you are prone to file deeper things of life under "religious trivia".

Kindly, guide me how I must behave if I scent a Trojan Horse in our midst? And, just because of your own reflections.

It's now after Maghreb and I have to thank my friends, on this board, for allowing me to share such a journey with them.

Thank you and wish you the best of luck.



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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26 August 2006 at 3:34pm

I have waited exactly three days to see if you had the courage to respond to my above post, with some Logic Software. But the general consensus, at this board, seems to be right that you disappear when something substantial is posted.

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Brother, at times, we just stand by and watch even some of our best being unable to understand why the English say: Never cast thy pearls in front of the swine!

And the Americans say, 

Everything has its limit - iron ore cannot be educated into gold. -Mark Twain.

So I have learned not to expect anything of serious value from your contributions.

Kindly, don't flatter yourself. Did you initiate this string or the matter about Ayesha's (r) age?

A proper moderator would have been able to work out where a comment is aimed. My comment was AND STILL REMAINS AIMED AT FOGTRIK.

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Somehow, you always appear out of the blue, for my rescue. I was also keeping quiet for I prefer not to take much notice of our poor Andalus' posts, in general. I had only wondered about Islamicity's criteria of selection when their moderator had readily granted his seal of affirmation to this spin - it's no myth.

Your two comments (snide remarks about me) are noted. Please be aware. If you have problems with me, and if you want to discuss it rationally, then that is fine. If you want to take cheap shots when you feel the moment moves you, then there is a problem. Your snide remarks toward me as moderator will not be tolerated. I do not want to see your usual long winded rant about the matter. I have made myself and my position extremely clear. 

Kindly, keep noting as many remarks you may desire. Yes, I do wonder about Islamicity's criteria of selection when their moderator had readily granted his seal of affirmation to this spin - it's no myth.

I have made my position absolutely clear that it's My Observation and I hold exactly the same rights to post my observations as you do.

Can you understand that? Or do some of us need to moderate you a little?

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