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Do you believe Homosexuality is acceptable to God?

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    viartualeye
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    Peace virtualeye. No issue left unresolved...?... Tell me the 'islamic' solution to a hermaphrodite?(a person born with both male and female reproductive organs.) Should they be a man or woman?...Either way they will be partly gay if they marry...
    Please explain...

    When I say no issue unresolved then that means in "Quran and Ahadith". And according to Ahadith we can get the guidance, if not directly then Ijtihad (Islamic jurisprudence) is the way for any new matter which arises in the future.
    Certainly its not logical that Islam would already have mentioned all the future invenstions by their names,,,such as "Use of internet is Halal in what ways and what not" ,,,certainly it would be rediculous to mention the thing "internet" in that age. Well mentioning the internet is just a rough example ( and not very appropriate one).

    So if we dont directly find the resolution to some issue, even then we excogitate the solution from the stencil of Islamic laws and teachgings,,,but this must happen by (Islamic jurisprudence). Jurisprudence members would be expert in the knowledge and context of Islamic laws and their social implimentation.

    Unfortunately, this the difference which I have with the free-minds here, who say that everyone can understand quran at equal level (no matter he dances in clubs for 23 hours and then reads quran just for few minutes, he will be equal to a person who has intensive effort to study history, philosophy and science).
    That is why I say, Every person here is a "Mufti" or selfmade prophet.

    Sincerely,
    VirtualEye.

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      alpha97
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      Peace virtualeye,

      Who are your Islamic jurisprudence at this moment? If you would like to reveal of course!

      peace,

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        viartualeye
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        Peace virtualeye,

        Who are your Islamic jurisprudence at this moment? If you would like to reveal of course!

        peace,

        I cant unviel this answer directly (as I am already considered bad due being a sunni),,,
        but to tell you that this is actually "Islamic jurisprudence" which have then divided in further sects. As a matter of principle they should had one Islamic jurisprudence but since every sect has its own idology with some added extra intensities,,,so it depends upon a person to mostly follow the method related to a scholar he think most appropriate but at the same time he can disagree on any of jurisprudical conclusion in the Sect/SchoolOfThought of that scholar.

        If unfortuantely there is no one Islamic jurisprudence group then that does not mean you dont go consult a person who has more knowledge of history, philosophy and other subjects to better understand the context of Islamic matters. So it is ok to get guidance from some expert instead of being a selfmade mufti, but at the same time you may disagree or ask from the subjected expert for justification of the reasonings.

        I hope it answers you.

        Sincerely,
        VirtualEye

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          alpha97
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          peace virtualeye,

          I do NOT share your view! I will come to this later!

          BUT I apperciate your sense of sourcefullness. HIS ALMIGHTY IS THE MOST SOURCEFULL. We are set responsible to attain as much as possible of HIS ALMIGHTY indeifinte ATTRIBUTES! good for you to go around and to make your own choices among what other may advice! Of coursed we will choose the best as commanded by THE QURAN.

          Peace

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            viartualeye
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            peace virtualeye,

            I do NOT share your view! I will come to this later!

            BUT I apperciate your sense of sourcefullness. HIS ALMIGHTY IS THE MOST SOURCEFULL. We are set responsible to attain as much as possible of HIS ALMIGHTY indeifinte ATTRIBUTES! good for you to go around and to make your own choices among what other may advice! Of coursed we will choose the best as commanded by THE QURAN.

            Peace

            Do you go to Almighty when you have some disease? you get the medicine also and pray also. If you disagree then you should not take any medicine and just rely on Almighty, because he is the biggest source of cure to you....so why use secondary sources despite him.??????

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              alpha97
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              Peace VE,

              To protect Myself from heart diseas, I regularly pray to HIS ALMIGHTY.
              That is also a good cure for not giving into my selfish desires. There is nobody else I can trust this matters, except HIM.

              peace,

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                viartualeye
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                Peace VE,

                To protect Myself from heart diseas, I regularly pray to HIS ALMIGHTY.
                That is also a good cure for not giving into my selfish desires. There is nobody else I can trust this matters, except HIM.

                peace,

                What about physical disease?

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                  alpha97
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                  Peace VE,

                  To protect Myself from heart diseas, I regularly pray to HIS ALMIGHTY.
                  That is also a good cure for not giving into my selfish desires. There is nobody else I can trust this matters, except HIM.

                  peace,

                  What about physical disease?

                  peace,

                  We are talking about spiritual territorium? aren?t we?

                  peace,

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                    Peace Mr. Neo,

                    Seeing as the only unforgivable sin is that of not believing in Allah, I'd say that yes Allah does 'accept' homosexuality, the same way Allah accepts/forgives other sins.

                    Is it "not believing in Allah" or "shirk"? Do you take them to be the same meaning?

                    Anwar Azim

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                      yfn123
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                      Hello Mr. Neo,

                      I read another message of yours, and apparently, you do take them to mean the same thing.
                      Sorry, it was too early to ask.

                      Anwar Azim

                      Peace Mr. Neo,

                      Seeing as the only unforgivable sin is that of not believing in Allah, I'd say that yes Allah does 'accept' homosexuality, the same way Allah accepts/forgives other sins.

                      Is it "not believing in Allah" or "shirk"? Do you take them to be the same meaning?

                      Anwar Azim

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