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IDOL WORSHIPPING IS THE NEW ISLAM

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    parvez_mushtaq
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    No they are not, they think that Allah ordered them to do that, like millions before them and with them.
    Just like how you believe that your spinning around the cube and your ritual prayer is a command of Allah and I think you are not challenging Allah with that.

    Dear Ben ,for both salah and tawaf ,we have proof from Quran and unanimously all the Muslim Ummah believes that .If you say ,kissing of black stone was ordained in Quran ,pl give me the proof .

    I said I strongly believe, these means that I do not need to prove it

    But yes I have solid evidence that I am right.

    Bender evidence

    • If I were to judge people on their rituals (with MY rituals as criterion) than you all (whole world) are misguided.

    Quranic evidence
    548

    2015

    2281

    330

    I think this is enough for the moment.

    I must say very beautiful evidences
    let me take ayah by ayah .Insha ALLAH we will make a analysis

    Verse 2.281
    Sahih Intl
    And fear a Day when you will be returned to Allah. Then every soul will be compensated for what it earned, and they will not be treated unjustly.

    Verse 3.30
    Sahih Intl
    The Day every soul will find what it has done of good present and what it has done of evil, it will wish that between itself and that was a great distance. And Allah warns you of Himself, and Allah is Kind to servants."

    Verse 20.15
    Sahih Intl
    Indeed, the Hour is coming - I almost conceal it - so that every soul may be recompensed according to that for which it strives.

    All the above verses give the same message
    But who will decide what is good and what it is evil .from the day one people thought that stealing is wrong .suppose if they thought the other way then stealing might had been permissible among us and thus we might have thought that stealing is not an evil .who gave the criteria for the people to decide what is good and what is evil .the answer is simply GOD
    It is the fear opf GOD that make keep us away from doing evil . for example , what if i perform one rakah for fajr salah when i am alone and nobody is looking at me .but fear of ALLAH subhanavatala makes me to perform two rakas because i do it for the sake of ALLAH subhnavatala and that fear continues with me in day to day life and thus keeps me away from evil
    and this what emphasized in the Ayah before 20.15
    Verse 20.14
    Sahih Intl
    Indeed, I am Allah. There is no deity except Me, so worship Me and establish prayer for My remembrance.

    secondly , let see the verses after Verse 3.30
    Verse 3.31
    Say, , "If you should love Allah, then follow me, Allah will love you and forgive you your sins. And Allah is Forgiving and Merciful."

    Verse 3.32
    Say, "Obey Allah and the Messenger." But if they turn away - then indeed, Allah does not like the disbelievers.

    again ,it is being emphasized on rituals .note that ,the surah is Ala Imran and the context is about Jesus .here ALLAH subhanavatala is ordering those who came to dispute about the authenticity of our prophet Mohammed sallahu alasiwasallam to follow our prophet .thus making it very clear that their previous scriptures are being abrogated by this final revelations .

    thirdly , In verse 2.281 ,it is in and out about human relations because the context is about lending money

    finally let me take the verse 5.48
    Sahih Intl
    And We have revealed to you, , the Book in truth, confirming that which preceded it of the Scripture and as a criterion over it. So judge between them by what Allah has revealed and do not follow their inclinations away from what has come to you of the truth. To each of you We prescribed a law and a method. Had Allah willed, He would have made you one nation , but to test you in what He has given you; so race to good. To Allah is your return all together, and He will inform you concerning that over which you used to differ.

    let me concentrate on the phrase
    ................... .................

    the word
    as per the roots

    Nun-ha-Jiim = to trace, follow (a way) or track, make chart, be clear, point out the way, be opened, broaden (road). minhaaj - well defined way (a code in secular matters), manifest, plainly defined, apparent and open road.

    minhaaj n.m. 548

    so every nation was given a law as well as a way and the way .the question is what is the way .is it the rituals .because your cannot find a single religion on the face of the earth which did not have a ritual .pl read my answer post to mmkhan .it is evident that almost all the religion in some way or other overlap in their rituals

    so the bottom line is
    salah makes us to remember our creator, ALLAH subhanvatala and that fear keeps us away from the evil

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      parvez_mushtaq
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      Peace brother,

      ...............................

      You quote says
      Overcome another by/in argument/evidences/proofs/testimonies, plead, contend/argue/dispute.

      But it also says


      = Haa-Jiim-Jiim = to intend to a certain target, aim at, repair, undertake, repaired/betook himself to or towards a person / place / object of veneration/respect/honour, went/visit frequently/repeatedly, pilgrimage.


      Finally disagreeing with anyone or everyone does not matter. But not following what Allah is guides us to matters a lot.

      I don't how you came to the conclusion tawaf was/is a misguidance

      You can check my article on SJD if you are interested.

      May Allah increase our knowledge and guide us on His path pr
      mmKhan

      I here to increase my knowledge ,Bro
      pl tell me where i could find your viewpoint on SJD

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        But it also says


        = Haa-Jiim-Jiim = to intend to a certain target, aim at, repair, undertake, repaired/betook himself to or towards a person / place / object of veneration/respect/honour, went/visit frequently/repeatedly, pilgrimage.


        Peace bro,

        By keeping this in mind, please let me know the meaning of tawaaf.

        I don't how you came to the conclusion tawaf was/is a misguidance
        I here to increase my knowledge ,Bro
        pl tell me where i could find your viewpoint on SJD

        Please click here to check my article on SJD.

        May Allah increase our knowledge and guide us on His path pr
        mmKhan

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          People tend to see form instead of essence. This is our weakness, and it seems spontaneous.

          For example

          Faith healing works. But it works in all religions AND even in non-religious contexts. The religion member would explain away this by claiming that the reports of faith healing in other religions are things like lies or tricks from Satan.

          People don't realize that there is an essence, a reality beneath, above and beyond the simplistic, limiting and artificial divides of releigions and creed.

          Even atheists can do faith healing, if they believe (know) in it. Religion doesn't shape reality. Reality is there no matter what we say, think or believe.

          Either we sense and know reality (to different extents), or we are blind to it.

          Debates between different religions is so pathetic. It'd be better if we just opted out of religion (=blind faith), and into reality (which also contains faith healing, Rabb, unseen worlds...).

          You don't have to be religious to be in touch with the unseen things of our reality.

          There is only one scale... and that is between knowing/seeing and blindness/ignorance.

          When we witness faith healing, we should see it for what it is and what happened (the essence) and forget the form (what was the context).

          How does a Muslims explain that Christians who pray to Jesus for healing get healed? How do Christians explain faith healing carried out in non-religious contexts? Impossible? But it happens. Everyone think only 'their' group is on track with truth. Miracles happen in all sorts of contexts and creeds, but never is it accepted by the outsiders.

          Forget form, focus instead on essence.

          Peace

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            Jafar
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            People tend to see form instead of essence. This is our weakness, and it seems spontaneous.

            Agree and I like to add

            People tend to judge others based on certain criteria..
            And they always forget to apply the same criteria to themselves or their own group.

            Here we have an example of a group of people who judge those who are outside of their group as Idolator
            While they also perform their own Idolatry themselves.. in different form..

            The next question is What drove this kind of behaviour?

            Perhaps it's rooted in our gene, due to centuries of evolution.
            Human always compete, either with their own group or other predator..
            And strive to become 'better' or 'the best' in comparison to other group.

            Zooming to this 'labelling others as idolator' habits..
            This attitude was perhaps rooted from Israelites...

            The Israelites see that their kingdom(s) is not 'the best' compared to their neighbor.. (Sumerian, Asyrian, Hittites, Egyptian, Persian etc..) They don't have the strongest military, impressive buildings, richest wealth, largest grain stock...

            And they need to seek something to 'seek them apart' from their far more 'successful' neighbors..
            They choose their 'belief of God' (and only one God) as the 'thing to be proud of' and the 'thing which set them apart from their neighbor' thus it evolves into the doctrine of "God's chosen people"..

            We are the enlightened one while others are idolaters, they're idolizing dumb statue, holy buildings, holy man made objects.. They're stupid, we are smart, they're ignorant, we're enlightened..
            There's only one God and our God is the True God.. while other's God(s) are false gods..
            And we have the one and only holy book authored by God, while others doesn't..

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              Peace bro,

              By keeping this in mind, please let me know the meaning of tawaaf.

              (tta-waw-fa)


              = Tay-Waw-Fa = act of going/walking, going/walking around or otherwise, to go or wander about, circuited/compassed, journeyed, came to him, come upon, visitation, visit, approach, drew near, to go round or round about often, encompass,
              "the men/people/locusts filled the land like the TWF/flood/deluge", overpowering/overwhelming rain/water that covers,
              a servant that serves one with gentleness and carefulness,
              a detached/distinct part/portion, a piece or bit, a party/division/sect,
              a sort of raisins of which the bunches are composed of closely-compacted berries, a garment in which one goes round or circuits, a place of going round or round about.

              tafa vb. (1) impf. act. 5224, 5544, 5617, 7619
              impf. pass. 3745, 4371, 7615
              pcple. act. 2125, 2226

              ta'ifah n.f. 369, 372, 3122, 3154, 3154, 481, 4102, 4102, 4113, 6156, 787, 787, 87, 966, 966, 983, 9122, 242, 284, 3313, 499, 6114, 6114, 7320

              tawwaf n.m. 2458

              tufan n.m. 7133, 2914

              tatawwafa vb. (5) impf. act. 2158, 2229


              so ,obviously in verses 2.125,22.26 and 22.29 it means to go round the

              Please click here to check my article on SJD.

              i read it , pl give me a couple of days InshaALLAH i will come up with my answer .

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                People tend to see form instead of essence. This is our weakness, and it seems spontaneous.

                For example

                Faith healing works. But it works in all religions AND even in non-religious contexts. The religion member would explain away this by claiming that the reports of faith healing in other religions are things like lies or tricks from Satan.

                People don't realize that there is an essence, a reality beneath, above and beyond the simplistic, limiting and artificial divides of releigions and creed.

                Even atheists can do faith healing, if they believe (know) in it. Religion doesn't shape reality. Reality is there no matter what we say, think or believe.

                Either we sense and know reality (to different extents), or we are blind to it.

                Debates between different religions is so pathetic. It'd be better if we just opted out of religion (=blind faith), and into reality (which also contains faith healing, Rabb, unseen worlds...).

                You don't have to be religious to be in touch with the unseen things of our reality.

                There is only one scale... and that is between knowing/seeing and blindness/ignorance.

                When we witness faith healing, we should see it for what it is and what happened (the essence) and forget the form (what was the context).

                How does a Muslims explain that Christians who pray to Jesus for healing get healed? How do Christians explain faith healing carried out in non-religious contexts? Impossible? But it happens. Everyone think only 'their' group is on track with truth. Miracles happen in all sorts of contexts and creeds, but never is it accepted by the outsiders.

                Forget form, focus instead on essence.

                Peace

                It is a good post ,Zulf
                particularly the bold part which i have highlighted is really true .further ,people remember GOD more when they are in problems and the when healing comes to them they even forget to analyze the way in which they got it .
                but what do you meant by "essence" your have not clearly defined it .

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                  Agree and I like to add

                  People tend to judge others based on certain criteria..
                  And they always forget to apply the same criteria to themselves or their own group.

                  Here we have an example of a group of people who judge those who are outside of their group as Idolator
                  While they also perform their own Idolatry themselves.. in different form..

                  .................

                  You are correct ,jafar
                  I think ,it might be my wild guess and i might not be correct every religion is in a form of idolatry
                  if I am wrong ,than how you will explain a suffering Hindu is better than a normal Muslim . i don't know how ALLAH subhanvatala will make a hindu to suffer in both the worlds

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                    To be honest, the English word idolatry is a red-herring. the issue is shirk, which is trying to suggest that there is something in the universe besides Allah. The Quran is inescapably "priority monist" in its expressions. )

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                      I could agree that shirk and idolatry are two different words, but both are onto the same subject. Idolatry means excessive focus and attribution to objects, real or imagined. Shirk as a word means association and has been heavily used to defend a God whose sovereignty does not need to be defended or which God does not care whether someone attributes themselves with Him/Her, and actually association through merging is a desired aim of passing through. You are not greater (encompassing more) than God, but you can sure be a piece of the cake, as everything goes down to a Oneness we are all part of, nothing else in existence. Joining is about gaining independent consciousness, i.e. to be someone.

                      Association (shirk) with dead matter = negative

                      Association with the Unity of Being (God) = positive

                      Idolatry goes down to ancient Greek and contains a word that basically means image or shape. This means idolatry is when you attribute powers to particularly inanimate objects and you have a love for them. Fundamentally idolatry is the negative instinctive idolization of physical objects of this world, i.e. feeling objects in this world have any importance or relevance.

                      In some communities and their spiritual tradition this shows in minimalistic living with sparsely decorated homes and few possessions or very basic possessions filling their use and nothing more. This shows a person who is not idolizing.

                      People are just misinformed, missing relevant points, thinking God has to be feared or is some dictator skyman in the skies. It is your Creator you talk about, who expand and spread seeds of man in order to see which souls would pass along in best manner. You are simply in some kind of experiment. You were created in your Creator's image with a deceptive contradiction as your challenge in life created by the same Creator which is the world itself and your body.

                      Be well
                      Amenuel

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                        Well-said brother!

                        Idols are in Arabic.

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                          parvez_mushtaq
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                          I could agree that shirk and idolatry are two different words, but both are onto the same subject. Idolatry means excessive focus and attribution to objects, real or imagined. Shirk as a word means association and has been heavily used to defend a God whose sovereignty does not need to be defended or which God does not care whether someone attributes themselves with Him/Her, and actually association through merging is a desired aim of passing through. You are not greater (encompassing more) than God, but you can sure be a piece of the cake, as everything goes down to a Oneness we are all part of, nothing else in existence. Joining is about gaining independent consciousness, i.e. to be someone.

                          Association (shirk) with dead matter = negative

                          Association with the Unity of Being (God) = positive

                          Be well
                          Amenuel

                          I agree with you .I my frank opinion ,Idolatry minus idols is Islam .shirk is the association to GOD .i can be anything ,we cannot restrict shrik only to idols or humans . it can be our profound love towards wealth ,woman ,children etc .if our love towards the worldly things exceeds our submission towards GOD then it is shirk .
                          for example , if we go against Quran in order to seek wealth then it is shrik . it might not be riba or cheating .if we knowingly try to misinterpret the actual meanings of the Quran in order to gain wealth then it is also shrik .
                          even performing salah thinking that it will, give such and such benefit is also shirk .for example most of the people think the morning salah will increase their wealth .so your prayer is not for ALLAH subahnavatala
                          In my honest opinion , i feel most of the people who turn towards GOD think that they will be given wealth only if they pray or do some kind of religious works .even praying or performing religious duties and thinking that they will get worldly benefits is a shirk .
                          i my opinion, a Hindu who is sanding in front the idol with ultimate submission towards his creator and thinking that the idol in front of him is not going to benefit or harm him except his creator is far better than a Muslim who perform salah for five times a day and thinks he will be benefited with all the worldly gains .
                          the true intentions can only be judge by ALLAH subhanavatala .

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                            You are correct ,jafar
                            I think ,it might be my wild guess and i might not be correct every religion is in a form of idolatry
                            if I am wrong ,than how you will explain a suffering Hindu is better than a normal Muslim . i don't know how ALLAH subhanvatala will make a hindu to suffer in both the worlds

                            Not only 'religion', this attitude relate to EGO and ATTACHMENT to it..
                            Football club fanatics also show the same attitude and so does Nationalist group..
                            Idolizing football club or their nation, respectively..

                            Hah.. saying "only member of my religion shall go to heaven" is as ridiculous as saying "only the fans of my favorite football club" shall go to heaven and/or "the fans of other football club shall go to hell"..

                            To be honest, the English word idolatry is a red-herring. the issue is shirk, which is trying to suggest that there is something in the universe besides Allah. The Quran is inescapably "priority monist" in its expressions.

                            Shirk was originally a Hebrew word.. the Israelite invented the concept..
                            Originally it means "Abandoning"..
                            Abandoning what? Abandoning the "Torah", the "Commandment"...
                            The purpose To keep all member of the group within the group..

                            Those who leave the community and/or getting married with somebody outside of the group (ie getting married to Egyptians, Sumerians, Assyirians, Hittites, anyone who are non-Israelite/Goyim thus not a member of "God's choosen people" thus an "idolator&quot are considered as performing the crime of "Shirk", the crime of "abandoning"....

                            I agree with you .I my frank opinion ,Idolatry minus idols is Islam .shirk is the association to GOD .

                            And some people idolizing the Quran...

                            Personally I don't see anything coherently wrong with "Idolatry", to whatever objects, figures or concept.. black cube, black stone, crosses, Quran, Bible, Krishna, Jesus, Muhammad, Mao Tse Tung, Kim Jong Il, Football club, pop star etc... As long as they don't enforce their idols upon others who don't share the same belief as they are to their own respective idols...

                            But I found it hypocritical that those who regularly judge the other group as "idolator" couldn't see it for themselves that they also perform their own 'idolatry'...

                            ?Do not judge, or you too will be judged. For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you. Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother?s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?"
                            -- Matt 7

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                              Not only 'religion', this attitude relate to EGO and ATTACHMENT to it..
                              Football club fanatics also show the same attitude and so does Nationalist group..
                              Idolizing football club or their nation, respectively..

                              Hah.. saying "only member of my religion shall go to heaven" is as ridiculous as saying "only the fans of my favorite football club" shall go to heaven and/or "the fans of other football club shall go to hell"..

                              Thumbs up! bravo

                              Shirk was originally a Hebrew word.. the Israelite invented the concept..
                              Originally it means "Abandoning"..
                              Abandoning what? Abandoning the "Torah", the "Commandment"...
                              The purpose To keep all member of the group within the group..

                              Those who leave the community and/or getting married with somebody outside of the group (ie getting married to Egyptians, Sumerians, Assyirians, Hittites, anyone who are non-Israelite/Goyim thus not a member of "God's choosen people" thus an "idolator&quot are considered as performing the crime of "Shirk", the crime of "abandoning"....

                              That describes modern Judaism rather than the ancient Israelite religion of the Torah. Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and his sons all married Egyptians, Arameans, Syrians and Lebanese.

                              And some people idolizing the Quran...

                              If they actually followed what the Quran was telling them it would be obeying the messenger, but because they only glorify it and then ignore its instructions (e.g. where it tells us to believe in the Kitab of the Ahl ul-Kitab and say "all of it is from our Rab&quot then yes indeed they are idolaters.

                              Personally I don't see anything coherently wrong with "Idolatry", to whatever objects, figures or concept.. black cube, black stone, crosses, Quran, Bible, Krishna, Jesus, Muhammad, Mao Tse Tung, Kim Jong Il, Football club, pop star etc... As long as they don't enforce their idols upon others who don't share the same belief as they are to their own respective idols...

                              Very well said! bravo

                              But I found it hypocritical that those who regularly judge the other group as "idolator" couldn't see it for themselves that they also perform their own 'idolatry'...

                              ?Do not judge, or you too will be judged. For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you. Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother?s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?"
                              -- Matt 7

                              AMEN! yay

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                                Dear Ben ,for both salah and tawaf ,we have proof from Quran and unanimously all the Muslim Ummah believes that .If you say ,kissing of black stone was ordained in Quran ,pl give me the proof .

                                Kissing the black stone is part of the hajj. As we all know the details how to preform hajj and prayer can be found in Bukhary & Co. Millions of people for centuries have been doing this, are they all wrong?
                                Just like giving salam to the right and left at the end of the prayer and all the other details of the prayer and the hajj.

                                All the above verses give the same message
                                But who will decide what is good and what it is evil.

                                maybe Allah?

                                from the day one people thought that stealing is wrong .suppose if they thought the other way then stealing might had been permissible among us and thus we might have thought that stealing is not an evil .who gave the criteria for the people to decide what is good and what is evil .the answer is simply GOD

                                RED permissible by who?
                                GREEN No this is not true. We will find out very fast that it is bad, there will be chaos everywhere. Allahs laws are clear.

                                It is the fear opf GOD that make keep us away from doing evil . for example , what if i perform one rakah for fajr salah when i am alone and nobody is looking at me .but fear of ALLAH subhanavatala makes me to perform two rakas because i do it for the sake of ALLAH subhnavatala and that fear continues with me in day to day life and thus keeps me away from evil

                                For a lot of the stone kissers the same is true.

                                and this what emphasized in the Ayah before 20.15
                                Verse 20.14
                                Sahih Intl
                                Indeed, I am Allah. There is no deity except Me, so worship Me and establish prayer for My remembrance.

                                So Musa did the same ritual as you do now?

                                secondly , let see the verses after Verse 3.30
                                Verse 3.31
                                Say, , "If you should love Allah, then follow me, Allah will love you and forgive you your sins. And Allah is Forgiving and Merciful."

                                Verse 3.32
                                Say, "Obey Allah and the Messenger." But if they turn away - then indeed, Allah does not like the disbelievers.

                                again ,it is being emphasized on rituals .note that ,the surah is Ala Imran and the context is about Jesus .here ALLAH subhanavatala is ordering those who came to dispute about the authenticity of our prophet Mohammed sallahu alasiwasallam to follow our prophet .thus making it very clear that their previous scriptures are being abrogated by this final revelations .

                                GREEN you see a lot

                                thirdly , In verse 2.281 ,it is in and out about human relations because the context is about lending money

                                No, it is as universal as universal can be.

                                finally let me take the verse 5.48
                                Sahih Intl
                                And We have revealed to you, , the Book in truth, confirming that which preceded it of the Scripture and as a criterion over it. So judge between them by what Allah has revealed and do not follow their inclinations away from what has come to you of the truth. To each of you We prescribed a law and a method. Had Allah willed, He would have made you one nation , but to test you in what He has given you; so race to good. To Allah is your return all together, and He will inform you concerning that over which you used to differ.

                                let me concentrate on the phrase
                                ................... .................

                                the word
                                as per the roots so every nation was given a law as well as a way and the way .the question is what is the way .is it the rituals .because your cannot find a single religion on the face of the earth which did not have a ritual .pl read my answer post to mmkhan .it is evident that almost all the religion in some way or other overlap in their rituals

                                RED No, every single person.

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                                  Thumbs up! bravo

                                  That describes modern Judaism rather than the ancient Israelite religion of the Torah. Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and his sons all married Egyptians, Arameans, Syrians and Lebanese.

                                  1. There were no Torah, Tanakh, Bible, Gospel, Quran or Harry Potter during the time of Abraham, Isaac or Jacob.
                                  2. There were no Syrians or Lebanese identity during the time of Abraham, Isaac or Jacob. Abraham himself was supposedly an Akkadian / Assyrian. Definitely Abraham, Isaac or Jacob were Non-Muslim, Non-Christian, Non-Israelite and Non-Judaism.
                                  3. I was describing the "mindset" of the people during Ancient Israelite era (1000 BC - around 300 AD). The era when the Tanakh / Gospel was being written and the doctrines of "Chosen People", "God wrote a book", "Our God is only one God and Our God, The God of Avraham, Isaac and Jacov is the truest God", "Shirk/Abandoning the commandment crime" were being invented / developed.

                                  Modern / today's Judaism has evolved far more than that...
                                  The "Ancient Israelite/Judaism" described above has evolved into what today being recognized as Judaism, Christianity and Islam.... Thus no wonder all of them have similar mindset...

                                  If they actually followed what the Quran was telling them it would be obeying the messenger, but because they only glorify it and then ignore its instructions (e.g. where it tells us to believe in the Kitab of the Ahl ul-Kitab and say "all of it is from our Rab&quot then yes indeed they are idolaters.

                                  I categorize those who have the mindset of "X is true because Quran said so" as idolator of Quran, in similar manner of those who have the mindset of "X is true because Bible/Tanakh/Jesus said so" as idolator of Bible, Tanakh and Jesus respectively. The same criteria I apply to all...

                                  What's wrong with it? Nothing...
                                  It's their right to idolize anything or anyone that they want... as long as they don't enforce their idolatry to others who don't belief in the same idol as they are..

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                                    1. There were no Torah, Tanakh, Bible, Gospel, Quran or Harry Potter during the time of Abraham, Isaac or Jacob.
                                    2. There were no Syrians or Lebanese identity during the time of Abraham, Isaac or Jacob. Abraham himself was supposedly an Akkadian / Assyrian. Definitely Abraham, Isaac or Jacob were Non-Muslim, Non-Christian, Non-Israelite and Non-Judaism.
                                    3. I was describing the "mindset" of the people during Ancient Israelite era (1000 BC - around 300 AD). The era when the Tanakh / Gospel was being written and the doctrines of "Chosen People", "God wrote a book", "Our God is only one God and Our God, The God of Avraham, Isaac and Jacov is the truest God", "Shirk/Abandoning the commandment crime" were being invented / developed.

                                    Modern / today's Judaism has evolved far more than that...
                                    The "Ancient Israelite/Judaism" described above has evolved into what today being recognized as Judaism, Christianity and Islam.... Thus no wonder all of them have similar mindset...

                                    I categorize those who have the mindset of "X is true because Quran said so" as idolator of Quran, in similar manner of those who have the mindset of "X is true because Bible/Tanakh/Jesus said so" as idolator of Bible, Tanakh and Jesus respectively. The same criteria I apply to all...

                                    What's wrong with it? Nothing...
                                    It's their right to idolize anything or anyone that they want... as long as they don't enforce their idolatry to others who don't belief in the same idol as they are..

                                    wow you don't understand a single statement...
                                    Every believer including prophets and messengers who followed/follows the creed of Ibrahim was/is a Muslimina by definition of the actual word this includes Isac Jacob, Joseph, Moses, Isa, Dhun Nun, Elijah etc.. all Muslimina.
                                    Following Scripture is not idolatry your remarks are void of reason, following your reasoning is to disbelieve

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                                      What is to disbelieve?

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                                        What is to disbelieve?

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                                          Kissing the black stone is part of the hajj. As we all know the details how to preform hajj and prayer can be found in Bukhary & Co. Millions of people for centuries have been doing this, are they all wrong?
                                          Just like giving salam to the right and left at the end of the prayer and all the other details of the prayer and the hajj.

                                          Since you are talking about our bukharyi & co .can you give me the details of the hadith which proves the kissing of black stone .take that hadith and apply the qiyas(analogy). The hadith itself says that it is a shirk .BTW ,can you tell me how many Muslims around the world learn salah by the ahadith .

                                          maybe Allah?

                                          Then who .do you have any other GOD

                                          RED permissible by who?
                                          GREEN No this is not true. We will find out very fast that it is bad, there will be chaos everywhere. Allahs laws are clear.

                                          I think you are wrong , for example , Alcohol is banned in few countries and few countries make it as a social affair .In both the countries there is no chaos .i think evil is situational and of personal choice .

                                          So Musa did the same ritual as you do now?

                                          I cannot talk about the things which i cannot prove .i can comment on the things which are in front of me
                                          BTW
                                          quran says
                                          Verse 2.141
                                          That is a nation which has passed on. It will have what it earned, and you will have what you have earned. And you will not be asked about what they used to do.

                                          So why we have to bother about Musa alaisalam

                                          GREEN you see a lot

                                          Thanks

                                          No, it is as universal as universal can be.

                                          Yes ,you are correct

                                          RED No, every single person.

                                          Can you be bit clear .i mean can you elaborate your view point

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