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God's Orders to Write Transactions Down and Witnesses

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    Zachariah
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    Hey y'all,

    I just wanted to bring up a good point. The Reading repeatedly, repeatedly, has a recurring theme of having transactions witnessed. There are also 2 verses dealing specifically with writing our business transactions down. NO MATTER HOW SMALL OR HOW BIG THE TRANSACTION MAY BE. Why, might you ask, would God want us to write things down? Hmmm... to reduce the doubts between the two transacting parties, whomever they may be. Wow. God cares so much about us writing things down we have to have people witness it, AND having a BACKUP plan just in case there are not two men that can witness (a very rare case indeed when you cannot find two men, but hey it is possible so God made room in the Reading to tell us just in case it happens).

    Can we all deduce that God cares a lot about how we deal with our business transactions? I want you all to think about this for 10 measly seconds.

    The question I want to pose to anyone who supports the corrupted hadith of Bukhari and Co., is Do you believe that Muhammad followed God's commandment to write down transactions and have witnesses witness these transactions?

    I'm sure it wasn't so much fun to have to go through writing everything down, big or small, and having a witness come witness what was going on EVERYTIME, seeing as he was a successful merchant according to your traditions. So, I'm sure he was used to having to follow God's commandment to do all this.

    The point is Why the crap didn't he write down (or get someone to write down since you might believe him to have been illiterate) the religious orders that he gave while he was in command of the Muslim Ummah? Why didn't he write them down, get people to witness them, and preserve them for the salvation of the future billions of Muslims? He most definitely could have. But he didn't. Because the only religious orders that matter to ME MYSELF AND I, are whatever is in the Most Holy Book. Thank you.

    p.s. I guess its more important to write down that someone owes you 50 shekels for some spices than it is to write down that silk is a bad bad fabric to wear if you happen to have the ability to make sperm. lol lol lol

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