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The Stoning of Soraya M

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    Badr
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    100% natural, just rolls off. Would you think it less a joke if I used 'Islamic' names like Ahmed, hassan, Ali,etc? Doesn't take anything away from the truth in my comment though.

    It won't loose from its fun but hassan ali ahmed are too common , I count on your imagination to find more funny ones like zanjabil ibn el chalabouchi -. ones that sound impressives.

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      Ayisha
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      It won't loose from its fun but hassan ali ahmed are too common , I count on your imagination to find more funny ones like zanjabil ibn el chalabouchi -. ones that sound impressives.

      ok I'll give it a go.

      How about Abu Homar, Fifi bint el maryalah, ibn Raace, Abu Kabreet, Abu Motahere

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        afridi220
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        ok I'll give it a go.

        How about Abu Homar, Fifi bint el maryalah, ibn Raace, Abu Kabreet, Abu Motahere

        laugh

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          Badr
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          ok I'll give it a go.

          How about Abu Homar, Fifi bint el maryalah, ibn Raace, Abu Kabreet, Abu Motahere

          rotfl abu humar is my favorite one.

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            captainneckbeard
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            Salam Wakas.

            Thank you so much for this link. It helped calm me a bit. I've been against stoning all my life, but ever since I saw that movie I've been in shock. I just couldn't believe that my faith would sanction something horrible like that.

            After I watched this movie I talked to a Muslim friend and he said that stoning is permitted in Islam. His rational was that adultery is a horrible sin and it is better to be punished for it here on earth rather than suffer for it in hell. He said that the prolonged and slow suffering that a person goes through during the stoning atones for their sins. I just don't buy it. If they must punish her, then they could just choose a quick and painless method of execution.

            This upsets me very much. No matter how many websites cite how stoning and other horrendous sayings and practices encouraged by hadith are misconceptions, none of it matters when so many Muslims believe in them to be true and follow them. This makes them not misconceptions, but blatant truths to all who view Islam from the outside, especially Americans who are being trained by the media to view Muslims as bloodthirsty slavering savages. When I view Islam from a quran-only perspective, I get a view of a righteous people who strive for good and forbid what is wrong. But holding these beliefs makes me disgusting, and even deserving of death by many of my fellow traditional Muslims. It breaks my heart to see how successful shaitan has been in corrupting Allah's way with the hadith. Sometimes I feel like all is lost for traditional Islam on the whole, and that all I can do is silently endure on my own until death.

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              Soraya
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              They need The Qur'an. Now!

              Despite having the Quran..The core of their belief is wrong coz they do not use the accurate version of Quran..They use literal words out of it.

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                Despite having the Quran..The core of their belief is wrong coz they do not use the accurate version of Quran..They use literal words out of it.

                Peace.

                I have a feeling they're not using Qur'an at all.
                I have a feeling they're using tradition and even then a non-Islamic one.
                Sad.

                Peace.

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                  This upsets me very much. No matter how many websites cite how stoning and other horrendous sayings and practices encouraged by hadith are misconceptions, none of it matters when so many Muslims believe in them to be true and follow them. This makes them not misconceptions, but blatant truths to all who view Islam from the outside, especially Americans who are being trained by the media to view Muslims as bloodthirsty slavering savages. When I view Islam from a quran-only perspective, I get a view of a righteous people who strive for good and forbid what is wrong. But holding these beliefs makes me disgusting, and even deserving of death by many of my fellow traditional Muslims. It breaks my heart to see how successful shaitan has been in corrupting Allah's way with the hadith. Sometimes I feel like all is lost for traditional Islam on the whole, and that all I can do is silently endure on my own until death.

                  You made an excellent point (highlighted above) - I've had concerns over that too though never really put it in those words. We can argue all we like but when the majority has faith in hadith then it's quite hard to move from there and yes we are viewed as deserving of death by some. Wow

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                    Despite having the Quran..The core of their belief is wrong coz they do not use the accurate version of Quran..They use literal words out of it.

                    ?Literal? ?What is literal from the Qur'an concerning lapidation? It is precisely literal what it is not.

                    Salaam

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                      Badr,

                      Your profile picture is so funny. I'm going to have to show that to my son...he is going to LOVE it!

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