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    noble_kf
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    Salam

    You write, Quran says fast unto night, but muslims
    break fast at sunset.

    Well, for a starter, read an article from 'free mind'
    http//www.free-minds.org/articles/science/quranic.htm
    and let everyone know that among you free minds there
    is dispute on understanding what constitutes day and
    what is meant by night.

    For us it is crystal clear, at sunset, the fast is to
    be terminated. As Quran says, 'he recites to them His
    Ayah, and trains them, and teaches them the Book and
    the Wisdom'. Period.

    Also it was his (Prophet's) job to explain wherever
    doubts arose.

    Had he not forbade will beyond 1/3rd, you would have
    found muslims bestowing to neighbors, friends, charity
    organisations, cats, dogs, PETA, free minds and while
    there own kith and kiths would be living in poverty,
    in orphanages. This is the wisdom, Allah told him to
    bring out of the Quran and enunciate. Allah has left
    many things out of Quran so that people among us do
    not try to demean the Prophet's status by relegating
    him to be a mere messenger. A 'mere' messenger is not
    expected to 'be followed, not asked to 'be obeyed in
    submission and let there be no grudge against his
    judgement' he is not asked to be ' over-ridden' and
    yes he doesn't 'say anything on his own'. Had he done
    so he would have been caught and chastised or even
    punished!

    About praying during mestruation? Well, if one isn't
    clean one can not pray. When men are not allowed to
    even 'touch them', how can they be allowed to pray?

    I delibrately used the term 'touch them' to give you a
    reason to go for a kill. But then my Prophet taught me
    to 'touch them or approach them' means actual act of
    intercourse. LEft to you, I would have to set aside my
    wife during menses!

    Oh yes Quran interchangeably calls Salat as Dhikr, and
    yes we are asked to remember our Lord or call upon Him
    'not in a loud voice'.

    Seeing to different commands, it was my Prophet's job
    (train them, teach them book and the wisdom) to tell
    us that only three prayers need be recited aloud and
    that too partly. The other two in whispers only.

    Quran tells us that out Prophet used to do something-
    recite Quran? sitting in a Halaka?- during night and
    so did his companions. We didn't understand what. So
    Prophet told us he used to offer salah as it has
    reached us.

    Also there was something he used to do during war
    where he was asked to lead a Jamaat of some while
    others would remain guard against enemy then the
    remaining ones will pray. Now what exactly was the
    ritual? And why such ardous command if Salat is not
    what has reached us?

    If every body is free is decide how to offer Salah, is
    there any sancitity of Masjid? Would everyone pray as
    per his whims and fancy? Or a Free Minder will decide
    and become the very scholar, mufti, prophet he doesn't

    want anyone to follow?

    Thieve should have his hand cut off. Again Quran calls
    this act as a punishment. please read this Ayah and
    the following Ayah carefully. If thief has is to be
    punished till he returns then forget if it ever will.
    Insane idea, even the 'cultured and civilised' west
    doesn't behave as ridiculously. Welcome to the
    Prophet! Even if Fatima bint Mohammad would steal I
    would have his hand chopped off.

    In your case, the riches would pay back and enjoy,
    only the poor thief would get punished. No wonder.
    Unless you consider stealing only as 'going to a house
    and picking something without the knowledge of owner'.

    So the scamsters of Share Market, Banks, Corporations
    would sit back and enjoy the fruit of Islamic Shariah.

    Since Zakah has to be on 'excess', the current 2.5%
    will go. I earn Rs.150,000/ and when I calculate there
    is nothing in excess. I have to see my future and
    deposit, my daughter has to study, get married, build
    a house and what not. Each and every thing is a major
    requirement. So Islamic State ( i doubt if you agree
    wit the term) would be deprived of this amount, the
    poor, the way farer, the worker, debtor...wow the list
    goes on. No compulsory Zakah!

    And then an official from the free mind will be
    assigned to calculate the 'excess'. He will be
    defining what is an 'excess'. Buying a Mitsubishi
    Lancer is an excess in place of Indian Fiat? Is
    Mercedes and excess in place of Hummer. Is travelling
    in First Class an excess? How big a room is excess,
    how many shelves are an excess in a cupboard. What if
    I file a case in Supreme Court disagreeing with Free
    Minds's assessment? Since the decision will be given
    by a learned Judge, would I be held accountable in
    sight of Allah?

    The principle in Islam is to ask for minimum and
    people will deliver maximum. Human nature is if you
    ask for pound they will give penny. Who else other
    that Allah will know of this better? So he asked his
    prophet to ask for 'rotten stuff'. The Muslims gave
    best 'what ? shall we give in the ways of Allah bad
    stuff?'

    So minimum of 2.5% is levied. Spend what ever is in
    excess, but 2.5% is must. (And he teaches them, trains
    them in Book and Wisdom).

    His (Prophet's) whole life is sacred and witness to
    Allah's grand plan. He says "La Amaruka"- teri jaan ki
    Kasam (By your life).

    In your website you ask people to contribute, spread,
    etc. Also ask them to correct you if found wrong. This
    shows humility.

    I pray for you and myself. Oh Allah do not let our
    heart go astray once you have guided us, bestow on us
    from your end with Rahmat, you indeed are the provider.
    Aameen

    And the through Prophet taught" O our Lord show us the
    right as it is and let us practise it, show us wrong
    as it is and restrain us from it. Aameen

    Wassalaam

    Khalid Faridi

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      anna
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      salam,
      any forum you go to, any public place of religion, you will always find different opinions different ideas, we all share our ideas, but we dont have to necessarily agree. there is one truth and only one its our job to find it, so yes you will have crazy ideas coming out and you will have really good ones, but in the end its up to you to find the truth yourself for you and you alone, i hear people here say you are misguiding. there is no such thing, god is the the one who guides and he is the one who misguides, who knows who truely has the intention of finding the truth, and those who are corrupting the truth. so read what you will and give your 2 bits, but take what you want and leave what you dont. and for all please never say" you are wrong" because in the end we are not god to judge each other.

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        Wakas
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        peace noble_kf,

        Can you please clarify as to where is the confusion about what is day and night in the article
        http//www.free-minds.org/articles/science/quranic.htm

        Also, it is interesting that you say for you it is clear when to stop fasting etc when Traditional Muslims do not begin their fast at the correct time anyway! It is clear in The Quran, one can eat/drink until morning twilight. I can only assume you have not studied The Quran and prefer tradition.

        Making mistakes in your opening statement makes it all the more difficult to take the rest of your post seriously. Anyways, let's see what else you wrote...

        Had he not forbade will beyond 1/3rd, you would have
        found muslims bestowing to neighbors, friends, charity
        organisations, cats, dogs, PETA, free minds and while
        there own kith and kiths would be living in poverty,
        in orphanages. This is the wisdom, Allah told him to
        bring out of the Quran and enunciate.

        I'm not entirely sure what you mean here, but in The Quran it prioritises being kind to those close to you, e.g. parents, kith/kin/relatives, neighbours, orphans I can only assume you have not studied The Quran and prefer tradition.

        Making so many mistakes in your opening post makes it all the more difficult to take your post seriously. Anyways, let's see what else you wrote...

        About praying during mestruation? Well, if one isn't
        clean one can not pray. When men are not allowed to
        even 'touch them', how can they be allowed to pray?

        I delibrately used the term 'touch them' to give you a
        reason to go for a kill. But then my Prophet taught me
        to 'touch them or approach them' means actual act of
        intercourse. LEft to you, I would have to set aside my
        wife during menses!

        Dont you mean Bukhari et al taught you? The fact is the verse you refer to (2222) implies sexual intercourse, but is not explicit, thus leaves it open to interpretation, which means the meaning can range from staying away from sex to staying away from her altogether. Of course, the following verse 2223 does make it fairly obvious it refers to sex only.

        I would read the rest of your post, but I can't take it seriously due to the above mistakes. Once you correct them and clarify, then I'd be happy to read the rest of your post.

        To see the history of Hadith/Sunna in islam, see the following
        http//www.free-minds.org/articles/hadith/rethink.htm

        All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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          belH
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          Also it was his (Prophet's) job to explain wherever
          doubts arose.

          Peace all

          I will jump to in answering your main question (Should we follow Hadith in order to be on the Straight Path?).

          Answer
          To be on The Straight Path, according to God, ones have to follow the Book Guidance.

          Now, I have a Question for you if to be on the Straight Path is to follow Hadith Guidance, which book of hadith is the true book? is it, for example, the Shia or the Suni Book?

          Peace

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