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Kaaba again - destroy idols

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    hajirfm
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    Peace Ayman,

    Ok translate the following terms too

    1. Hajj
    2. Masjid Al-Haraam
    3. Qibla

    Also what do you think about Jihad?

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      unknownuser
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      Passages 901 and 951-3 actually completely destroy the sectarian mythology about Mecca.

      Firstly, 901 doesn't tell us the name of the town where the prophet lived. It simply says "this town". The god could have easily said "Mecca" or "Jerusalem" or "Petra" or any other town that people imagine. It is amazing that for those who think, there is as much a message for us in what the god didn't say in 901 as what he said. Had the particular town been important then the god would have said its name but instead he used the generic "this town". So certainly the god is conveying to us that the town or the location where the prophet lived is not important and it doesn't matter for us.

      Secondly, the god in 951-3 speaks of a town that is in the vicinity of "tin" (figs) and "zaytoon" (olives). Certainly, such crops cannot be found anywhere near Mecca but are prevelant in northern Arabia. So you really need to read passages carefully before you use them to defend the pagan center of Mecca because in reality all of the great reading undermines your arguments.

      Peace Ayman,

      Not sure how you read that Surah 95 is about figs, olives, and Mt. Sinai being in vicinity of the city where the Sacred House is located?

      La oqsimu bihatha albaladi
      901 I do call to witness this City;-

      Waanta hillun bihatha albaladi
      902 And thou art a freeman of this City;-

      Wahatha albaladi alameeni
      953 And this City of security,-

      Waith qala ibraheemu rabbi ijAAal hatha albalada aminan waojnubnee wabaniyya an naAAbuda alasnama
      1435 Remember Abraham said "O my Lord! make this city one of peace and security and preserve me and my sons from worshipping idols.

      Rabbana innee askantu min thurriyyatee biwadin ghayri thee zarAAin AAinda baytika almuharrami rabbana liyuqeemoo alssalata faijAAal afidatan mina alnnasi tahwee ilayhim waorzuqhum mina alththamarati laAAallahum yashkuroona

      1437 "O our Lord! I have made some of my offspring to dwell in a valley without cultivation, by Thy Sacred House; in order, O our Lord, that they may establish regular Prayer so fill the hearts of some among men with love towards them, and feed them with fruits so that they may give thanks.

      Also see verses 2126-127 mentioning the same city and house (physical structure) being built.

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        unknownuser
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        Peace all,

        The cube-shaped building called Kaba located in Mecca is certainly, without a doubt, one of the biggest and most revered IDOL worshipped by the "Muslims" and known throughout the world and everything that goes in and around it is nothing but idolworshipping acts. Warnings are found abundance throughout the Quran and such acts are condemned yet majority of the world follow similar idiosyncrasies.

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          Alen
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          Salam.

          The Nabster,
          i'm not saying those are or not the footprints of this or that messenger of GOD.

          I'm just like any other person also interested what is Macca. What is inside that stone, why is it sooo important, why do they circle it 7 times, kiss it and what is the deal with throwing stones at another stoney structure?

          Trust me, i don't intend to travel to KSA any time soon, not because i don't want to, i want to, but i wanna be informed what is Hajj, where is it, etc., etc.

          One of our brothers here wrote an excellent article about Hajj, i think it was Arnold or Wakas or layth and i think the artcile itself is strong enough to be transformed into a screenplay and i believe i could do that job and maybe show what is really going on.

          I was always against kissing a stone, i was always against the pictures of Ka'aba in the mosques and praying houses, i was always against idols and idolism but i can't just say it to these people without any evidence and i know that this forum is evidence enough, it just needs to be presented in the right way.

          I also agree that Makkah should be excavated or at least taken picturesfrom the space or infra red images or something like that so that the world can see The Truth. Same goes for the foot prints. I don't know what is the deal with that. I would like first to see them and then i will make the judgment are the of Abraham, are they old, how old and so on.

          I use to work in the construction business, i can make cemented stuff and once i do, i can make my own footprints and then we will see how long will it take for them to fall apart and that will be that.
          Take water, cement, lime and sand. Combine it in the machine, put it into the matrix and step into it. Your footprint will last maybe 100 years but i don't know about 1.000 or 10.000 years.

          GOD knows best.

          Peace.

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            noble
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            hajirfm, I can smell suicide bombing fodder >
            You need to learn not to believe in everything you are told,
            and be very careful when you are told to jump off a cliff..., or maybe you will?

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              unknownuser
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              Peace Ayman,

              Ok translate the following terms too

              1. Hajj
              2. Masjid Al-Haraam
              3. Qibla

              Also what do you think about Jihad?

              What do YOU think about Jihad?

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                AaRoN
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                i can usually infer that ayman's posts might be hitting home when he only gets short replies... no argument in return... haha

                just more questions... but he's pretty good with those

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                  unknownuser
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                  Peace brother Ayman,

                  I am thinking how should we tell the people about Kaaba idol, because it would create a great confusion and it could also make them very angry. Do you have any road map for that how should we approach them to tell the truth. Because the cube is the nucleus of their beliefs they won't listen a word. So we should definitely tell them the truth with wisdom. May God save the Ummah from idol worshiping. pr

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                    unknownuser
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                    Uh, let's get over the hadith first!!!!

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                      unknownuser
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                      But worshiping rocks and stones is disgusting.......http//img261.imageshack.us/img261/1374/stonehugji3.gif nope

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                        unknownuser
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                        What about worshipping scriptures and concepts of god?

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                          AaRoN
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                          you guys must live in countries where the people are already so religious that it is hard to change them... where i live i don't have to concentrate on sunnis and shiites or anything...

                          there are plenty of ummiyyin to work on )

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                            unknownuser
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                            What about worshipping scriptures and concepts of god?

                            Not sure who worships scriptures, or concepts of God. Quite a difference between stones and "concepts of God".

                            I presume that this is obviously based on your previous argument that the Quran is not empirically proven, or that God is not empirically proven.

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                              unknownuser
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                              Some folks do not have concrete evidence that the kaaba should be revered yet pay dogmatic homage to it because of priests,traditions and 'god says so,and some pay homage to concepts of god and scriptures using exactly the same unverified principles....No difference,just the pot calling the kettle black....Go figure...

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                                unknownuser
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                                Do you realise what you're asking?

                                That is hardly something that can be done immediately. I imagine the way you would like it is

                                Enquirer Prove the existance of the Lord to me
                                Person Oh, just a minute, let me just do 1400 years of scientific work and I'll get back to you.
                                Person The answer is "42".
                                Enquirer Oh, thanks, I see the light.

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                                  unknownuser
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                                  No! Just show me ONE verifed concrete proof of god.....

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                                    unknownuser
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                                    Alright, let's build on this.

                                    What would you say counts as proof of God?

                                    What about the fact that we exist? Anthropic principle? That there has been three major religions, all claim to follow the SAME GOD throughout?

                                    That the Quran is free from flaws, and contains magnificent wisdom?

                                    That it refers to things such as embryology and creation in layman's terms, but we see that the meanings behind the words are consistent with scientifically accepted fact?

                                    Is that a good enough base?

                                    How shall we approach this proof of God - through logic, mathematics, or the three sciences?

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                                      noble
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                                      Peace
                                      Please this is off topic-
                                      thank you
                                      start a new thread on existence of God, this thread assumes God exists, oki...

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                                        ayman
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                                        Peace Hajirfm,

                                        Ok translate the following terms too

                                        1. Hajj
                                        2. Masjid Al-Haraam
                                        3. Qibla

                                        "al-hajj" = the feast / the market
                                        "al-masjid al-haraam" = "the inviolable institution of obedience"
                                        "qibla" = target

                                        Also what do you think about Jihad?

                                        Please see

                                        http//www.free-minds.org/articles/gods_system/peacefulness.htm

                                        Peace,

                                        Ayman

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                                          ayman
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                                          Peace Nun,

                                          Not sure how you read that Surah 95 is about figs, olives, and Mt. Sinai being in vicinity of the city where the Sacred House is located?

                                          They are all talked about in the same sentence. This would indicate some relationship between them or are you implying that the god speaks haphazardly?

                                          La oqsimu bihatha albaladi
                                          901 I do call to witness this City;-
                                          Waanta hillun bihatha albaladi
                                          902 And thou art a freeman of this City;-
                                          Wahatha albaladi alameeni
                                          953 And this City of security,-
                                          Waith qala ibraheemu rabbi ijAAal hatha albalada aminan waojnubnee wabaniyya an naAAbuda alasnama
                                          1435 Remember Abraham said "O my Lord! make this city one of peace and security and preserve me and my sons from worshipping idols.

                                          Mecca is not a city of security. Everyone on this thread would get arrested, tortured or worse if we were having this public discussion in Mecca.

                                          Rabbana innee askantu min thurriyyatee biwadin ghayri thee zarAAin AAinda baytika almuharrami rabbana liyuqeemoo alssalata faijAAal afidatan mina alnnasi tahwee ilayhim waorzuqhum mina alththamarati laAAallahum yashkuroona
                                          1437 "O our Lord! I have made some of my offspring to dwell in a valley without cultivation, by Thy Sacred House; in order, O our Lord, that they may establish regular Prayer so fill the hearts of some among men with love towards them, and feed them with fruits so that they may give thanks.

                                          As you yourself quote, the passage says "without cultivation". It didn't say "barren". If you don't know the difference then please see 1247, 5664, 4829, 6141, 1611, 134, 1437, 1832, 3227, 3921, 26148, 4426. You can see that "zar3" involves an act of human cultivation. This doesn't mean that the valley was barren, i.e., without naturally occurring plants.

                                          Also see verses 2126-127 mentioning the same city and house (physical structure) being built.

                                          Clearly 2127 is not talking about primarily a physical structure. How can you raise the foundations FROM the house? Is it an upside-down house?

                                          Please see 9109 to find out about what we should found our buildings on. On the other hand, your cube with all its pagan symbols and rituals is a source of doubt in your heart and you know it (9110).

                                          Peace,

                                          Ayman

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