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    what's the difference between sadqa and zakat then?

    Salam

    Zakat is compulsory, Sadaqa is not compulsory

    other than that, both should cost mony

    Salam

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      what's the difference between sadqa and zakat then?

      Salam

      Zakat is compulsory, Sadaqa is not compulsory

      other than that, both should cost mony

      Please EXPLAIN why zakat is compulsory and sadaqa is not? How do you understand what zakat and sadaqa is with respect to Quranic contexts. No need to WINK? Have you read and understood what some of the people herer believe in what zakat and sadaqa means? How do you know that you are right and others wrong???

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        what's the difference between sadqa and zakat then?

        Salam

        Zakat is compulsory, Sadaqa is not compulsory

        other than that, both should cost mony

        Please EXPLAIN why zakat is compulsory and sadaqa is not? How do you understand what zakat and sadaqa is with respect to Quranic contexts. No need to WINK? Have you read and understood what some of the people herer believe in what zakat and sadaqa means? How do you know that you are right and others wrong???

        Well, it is up to me how I understand it really, did I force my opinion on the querstioner?

        but what puzzles me is this, why a Quran rejector like you who is labelled Kafir by the Quran rant that much about it?, didn't you conclude to yourself what the Quran is?, now you should bugger off and leave the ones who believe in the Quran discuss it in peace

        Salam dunk

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          what's the difference between sadqa and zakat then?

          Salam

          Zakat is compulsory, Sadaqa is not compulsory

          other than that, both should cost mony

          Please EXPLAIN why zakat is compulsory and sadaqa is not? How do you understand what zakat and sadaqa is with respect to Quranic contexts. No need to WINK? Have you read and understood what some of the people herer believe in what zakat and sadaqa means? How do you know that you are right and others wrong???

          Well, it is up to me how I understand it really, did I force my opinion on the querstioner?

          but what puzzles me is this, why a Quran rejector like you who is labelled Kafir by the Quran rant that much about it?, didn't you conclude to yourself what the Quran is?, now you should bugger off and leave the ones who believe in the Quran discuss it in peace

          Salam dunk

          Its clear enough to reject the Quran being Allah's Words with disgraceful remarks coming from you all over the forum without substantiating any effort to credibly support it. You are its true enemy hiding behind its pages, judging by its cover.

          If you have the balls, then come and defeat me here http//www.free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=5264.30

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            what's the difference between sadqa and zakat then?

            Salam

            Zakat is compulsory, Sadaqa is not compulsory

            other than that, both should cost mony

            Please EXPLAIN why zakat is compulsory and sadaqa is not? How do you understand what zakat and sadaqa is with respect to Quranic contexts. No need to WINK? Have you read and understood what some of the people herer believe in what zakat and sadaqa means? How do you know that you are right and others wrong???

            Well, it is up to me how I understand it really, did I force my opinion on the querstioner?

            but what puzzles me is this, why a Quran rejector like you who is labelled Kafir by the Quran rant that much about it?, didn't you conclude to yourself what the Quran is?, now you should bugger off and leave the ones who believe in the Quran discuss it in peace

            Salam dunk

            Its clear enough to reject the Quran being Allah's Words with disgraceful remarks coming from you all over the forum without substantiating any effort to credibly support it. You are its true enemy hiding behind its pages, judging by its cover.

            If you have the balls, then come and defeat me here http//www.free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=5264.30

            Salam Danish

            You are an idiot bro, because I'm not interested in defeating you, i hardly know you but what I'm interested in is to show all here that you are truely full of shit

            Salam

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              peace

              calm down ahmed, its best just to ignore and move on.

              The worshipers of the Most Gracious are those who tread the earth gently, and when the ignorant speak to them, they only utter peace.

              i thought zakat wasn't compulsory either. I thought it was compulsory on those who could afford it.

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                peace ahmed

                also your opinion on this article on the free mind's front page about zakat

                http//www.free-minds.org/articles/quranic/zakat.htm

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                  peace

                  calm down ahmed, its best just to ignore and move on.

                  The worshipers of the Most Gracious are those who tread the earth gently, and when the ignorant speak to them, they only utter peace.

                  i thought zakat wasn't compulsory either. I thought it was compulsory on those who could afford it.

                  Peace bro

                  It makes sense that anything compulsory is for those who can do/afford it

                  also your opinion on this article on the free mind's front page about zakat

                  Bro, i will read the article later when I have a bit of time, however I can't take serioulsy anything said by anyone who suggest that Mohammad was a symbol, and that is what brother Kyle is suggesting all along

                  Peace

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                    peace ahmed

                    muhammad as a symbol? thats a good one. How do you mean exactly? Do you mean to say he believes that there' was no muhammad in the quran and he's symbolic? from my point of view that's border-line insane

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                      peace ahmed

                      muhammad as a symbol? thats a good one. How do you mean exactly? Do you mean to say he believes that there' was no muhammad in the quran and he's symbolic? from my point of view that's border-line insane

                      Sure bro

                      you may have a word with brother Kyle if you would like to understand that concept further, i tried with brother Kyle and he got me lost so i gave it a miss and i will take it as Mohammad was for real

                      Peace

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