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Help finding a group

Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved What is the nature of God?
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    Hicham
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    Dear users.

    Years ago, when i frequented the forums, i stumbled upon a Group whom arguemented linguistically that Allah, the word in itself, was shirk and therefore the Qu'ran urges us to believe in an entity that is not Allah.

    Or something like that.

    They were called something with light in it.

    Does anyone remember them? And have a link to their page?

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      zayd
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      Is this what you're looking for?

      http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9599046

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        http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9599046

        Reading through that topic makes me realize that it's not just traditionalists who have managed to attain foolishness beyond delusion, it's this (Allah equals No-God) group as well. The very clear Quranic verse no god except the God has been twisted and interpreted in the most diseased and perverted/wishful way imaginable. Have they ever stopped to think why this verse would make any logical sense if understood in their way? no god but/except no god?? Really? Common sense is scarce. This group might as well turn their backs on more than half of the Quran because it was inspired, in their minds by no god (i.e. nothing). Rain comes from nothing, the universe came from nothing and everything just somehow was uncreated but then created itself. Are they the creators then? I suppose when prophet Moses (peace be upon him) came to the burning bush, nothing (no god) "spoke" to him? Seriously, such - i dont like this word, but this group warrants it - blasphemy!

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