What are the rights of non-muslims?
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Dear Maha;
Next time you try to bully someone (or next time someone makes you feel insecure), choose someone worth it.
I already said the reason you said "bye" was because I asked you to explain yourself, and you could not. When StudentofAllah comes in, you try to use that "bye" for some other reason, although I had already asked you to take it to my YT.
http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9603519.msg293204#msg293204
Now if you really want the last word, and think yourself righteous (when actually you are a lying hypocrite for all to see), you can reply to this and make me reply again. Or you can do as you preach and just let it go.
Cheers.
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Think of this as a lesson on the rights of non-Muslims at the hands of self-proclaimers such as Maha.
P.S. At Maha;
As I mentioned, the network was down. I wrote and posted that message before I even saw StudentofAllah's message and your reply. It is best you follow your own advice.
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What are the rights of non-Muslims? What are the duties of Muslims toward non-Muslim (people of the book or not)?
What do you mean by duties and rights? There is no difference between a believer and non believer in anything to do with rights amd duties as far as the state law is concerned.
As far as rights and duties imposed on individual believers there are certain things the Koran commanded believers to do regarding unbelievers like not to marry them and not to associate with them when they mock God and the prophets and also not to pray for them when they die. There are also many duties the Koran imposed on believers like giving to those in need and speaking the truth and to try to reconcile between warring parties and so on.
I am not usre what you really mean as there are many duties the Koran imposed on believers. As far as non believers well they probably would not care about the Koran and what it says. How can the Koran impoe on them rights and duties that they do not believe in? The Koran did have many warnings on the non believers. After all this is the job of the prophets, to warn the disbelievers about God.
But if you mean by rights and duties by national law and government legislation then I see no difference as far as the Koran is concerned between believers and non believers.
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What do you mean by duties and rights? There is no difference between a believer and non believer in anything to do with rights amd duties as far as the state law is concerned.
As far as rights and duties imposed on individual believers there are certain things the Koran commanded believers to do regarding unbelievers like not to marry them and not to associate with them when they mock God and the prophets and also not to pray for them when they die. There are also many duties the Koran imposed on believers like giving to those in need and speaking the truth and to try to reconcile between warring parties and so on.
I am not usre what you really mean as there are many duties the Koran imposed on believers. As far as non believers well they probably would not care about the Koran and what it says. How can the Koran impoe on them rights and duties that they do not believe in? The Koran did have many warnings on the non believers. After all this is the job of the prophets, to warn the disbelievers about God.
But if you mean by rights and duties by national law and government legislation then I see no difference as far as the Koran is concerned between believers and non believers.
Actually, governments and man made law are fully against Allah and the Natural Law ( which is the only right law there is, which is now lost forever due to humanity stupidity )
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I am all for philosophy, but by definition, how can Natural Law be lost?
When 99.99% of humans follow the man-made one. I don't mean lost as you understood. But lost as people don't know it's the only good law there is ( with the guidance of Allah of course ) and they don't uphold it.