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God/Quran Alone Applied to Real World

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    ijaz
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    And here are the verses which prevent believers from praying in these mosques;

    Masjids that Oppose God and His Messenger

    There are those who abuse the masjid by practicing idol worship, dividing the believers, and providing comfort to those who oppose GOD and His messenger. They solemnly swear "Our intentions are honorable!" GOD bears witness that they are liars.

    Do Not Pray in Those Masjids

    You shall never pray in such a masjid. A masjid that is established on the basis of righteousness from the first day is more worthy of your praying therein. In it, there are people who love to be purified. GOD loves those who purify themselves.

    Is one who establishes his building on the basis of reverencing GOD and to gain His approval better, or one who establishes his building on the brink of a crumbling cliff, that falls down with him into the fire of Hell? GOD does not guide the transgressing people.

    Such a building that they have established remains a source of doubt in their hearts, until their hearts are stilled. GOD is Omniscient, Most Wise.

    Regards

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      unknownuser
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      Thank you for welcome, Miss Nun. I was hoping for some answers to questions but, Alaska, no one answer. I hope maybe you can next time. I also hoping others will.

      Is good to have you here too and is good to see you finally realize Bible is man-made books (like Hadith) and Quran alone is right book to follow. Hallelujah! Someone here tell me this is you on left.

      http//www.gonomad.com/roundworldphoto/uploaded_images/-nuns-by-paulshoul-768983.jpg

      Aside from big nose, you are pretty lady, but please not wink at me again. I not swing that way.

      P.S. You wearing still those boring clothes or did you kick the habit? peace

      Why hello there Shqipe and no I don't swing that way either...

      BTW, did spend all week in San Francisco and your post reminds of a joke involving a taxi...lol

      To answer your questions -- I have exactly the same issues as you except I'm not female. ;D

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        Falcon
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        I have no problem praying the Sunni way and don't think they're disbelievers, just misguided sheep whose brain has never been put to full use.

        Now I dislike Sunni sermons, so full of illiterate stuff, so I tend to avoid them. Plus I believe mosques were places for the community to debate their issues and that's what they should be, rather than passively hear someone preach among the convinced. If I'm to listen passively, let it be music I like. Anything less is a waste of time.

        Then in my view, quite a few of my activities would qualify as praying, so I don't practice a praying ritual per se, nor am I spiritual enough for such a thing.

        So to answer your question more directly, yes, I do go to mosques sometimes. To accompany a family member mostly. Or when it's been a long time, to keep myself connected with part of my roots.

        Do I believe women should wear the hijab or be segregated from men? On this board, you'd probably get a unanimous no.

        BTW, on purpose the way you speak do you?

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          Lil_Ol_Lady
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          Why hello there Shqipe and no I don't swing that way either...

          BTW, did spend all week in San Francisco and your post reminds of a joke involving a taxi...lol

          To answer your questions -- I have exactly the same issues as you except I'm not female. ;D

          Hello there Mr. Nun. I not know man can be nun, too. Wow. I just learn something new today.

          My name is not Shqipe. I not know who you think I am but I check name and I am not pretty young lady.

          http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzT4u7LGO4g

          I am pretty old lady.

          http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cYqERk-i6k

          Peace -- Out ;D

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            Lil_Ol_Lady
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            I have no problem praying the Sunni way and don't think they're disbelievers, just misguided sheep whose brain has never been put to full use.

            Hi, Falcon. Thanks for input. Calling them misguided sheep is harsh, but I know few people who also say what you say. I not like to judge people for beliefs. Many of these "misguided sheep" are old people I know. Is not nice to call people such bad name. Is more about accepting things to be true because is always been that way. Is what the imam told them and many not have ability or time to read or just plain believe religious leader since he is suppose to be "expert." Is what they grow up with; what they are told from young age. Is hard to convince people to change mind once mind already made up and once they believe something all their life.

            Now I dislike Sunni sermons, so full of illiterate stuff, so I tend to avoid them. Plus I believe mosques were places for the community to debate their issues and that's what they should be, rather than passively hear someone preach among the convinced. If I'm to listen passively, let it be music I like. Anything less is a waste of time.

            I agree.

            Then in my view, quite a few of my activities would qualify as praying, so I don't practice a praying ritual per se, nor am I spiritual enough for such a thing.

            So to answer your question more directly, yes, I do go to mosques sometimes. To accompany a family member mostly. Or when it's been a long time, to keep myself connected with part of my roots.

            Do I believe women should wear the hijab or be segregated from men? On this board, you'd probably get a unanimous no.

            BTW, on purpose the way you speak do you?

            Thanks for explanation. Is not on purpose the way I speak. Silly, why you would think such thing? I have bad accent. But since I become friend with my neighbor Marge who live in California all her life, I sometimes forget and speak like this Like, OMG, that is like so totally awesome! ;D Take care.

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              Lil_Ol_Lady
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              Oops, almost forgot. Thank you for comments Alen and Ijaz. Ijaz, I agree with bolded comment. Is time for change. Hopefully, it will happen soon. peace

              Salaam Lil O Lady,

              I am Quran Alone believer. I have no mosque to go to, in Quran chapter 9 it is forbidden to pray in a mosque which is occupied by disbelievers.

              If there was a mosque where I could go, then no hijab would be required, men and women would pray togather, and mensurating women would allowed to mix with men in the mosque.

              Until that mosque is created I pray at home..

              Kind Regards

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                Jafar
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                For everybody If you follow Quran only, do you go to mosque? Why? Why not?

                Mosque = Masjid = Maqom Sujud = Place To Prostrate.
                For me all places can be a mosque.

                For men If you are Quran only follower and not believe ladies have to wear hijab, do you think is necessary in mosque?

                Since all places is a mosque, I don't deem it necessary but I don't forbid it either.

                For everybody Should God/Quran only place of worship be created, where, hopefully, ladies and girls not required to wear hijab, family can be together, ladies can perform Friday salat, enter mosque during menstruation, and shake hands with men?

                Absolutely NO
                This will create an exclusive group, a new sect.
                While we're ordered by the Quran to spread the words wherever we go, thus we have to mingle with all people, and not making a "division".

                Besides; this so-called God/Quran only place of worshop will become an easy bombing target for those Sunni/Shias fanatics.

                Salam

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                  unknownuser
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                  My name is not Shqipe. I not know who you think I am but I check name and I am not pretty young lady.

                  http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzT4u7LGO4g

                  wow, she is so cute! Is she married? ;D

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                    afridi220
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                    wow, she is so cute! Is she married? ;D

                    She was married long time ago if you wish you can marry her again ;D

                    peace

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                      unknownuser
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                      She was married long time ago if you wish you can marry her again ;D

                      peace

                      No, thanks then. As Huzoor said, "(I will let my camel graze) of the one of which nothing has been eaten before." also Huzoor said marry to a virgin young girl so that you both can play with each other!

                      Bukhari
                      Volume 7, Book 62, Number 17

                      Narrated Jabir bin 'Abdullah

                      When I got married, Allah's Apostle said to me, "What type of lady have you married?" I replied, "I have married a matron' He said, "Why, don't you have a liking for the virgins and for fondling them?" Jabir also said Allah's Apostle said, "Why didn't you marry a young girl so that you might play with her and she with you?'

                      Volume 7, Book 62, Number 14

                      Narrated 'Aisha

                      I said, "O Allah's Apostle! Suppose you landed in a valley where there is a tree of which something has been eaten and then you found trees of which nothing has been eaten, of which tree would you let your camel graze?" He said, "(I will let my camel graze) of the one of which nothing has been eaten before." (The sub-narrator added 'Aisha meant that Allah's Apostle had not married a virgin besides herself .)

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                        Lil_Ol_Lady
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                        No, thanks then. As Huzoor said, "(I will let my camel graze) of the one of which nothing has been eaten before." also Huzoor said marry to a virgin young girl so that you both can play with each other! blah blah blah....

                        Most of Prophet's wives were married before.

                        You and that man you quote sound like pedophiles. Please get this made-up Hadith nonsense out of my thread. Thank you.

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                          Lil_Ol_Lady
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                          Mosque = Masjid = Maqom Sujud = Place To Prostrate.
                          For me all places can be a mosque.

                          Since all places is a mosque, I don't deem it necessary but I don't forbid it either.

                          Absolutely NO
                          This will create an exclusive group, a new sect.
                          While we're ordered by the Quran to spread the words wherever we go, thus we have to mingle with all people, and not making a "division".

                          Besides; this so-called God/Quran only place of worshop will become an easy bombing target for those Sunni/Shias fanatics.

                          Salam

                          Thank you for input, Jafar. So you are saying we must simply continue doing something we not believe in? (e.g., wearing headscarf in mosque, etc.) If we continue to do as always been done, how do we bring about change then?

                          peace

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                            Jafar
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                            Thank you for input, Jafar. So you are saying we must simply continue doing something we not believe in? (e.g., wearing headscarf in mosque, etc.) If we continue to do as always been done, how do we bring about change then?

                            peace

                            You could; or you could also choose not to go to "any place that mandate wearing a headscarf for entrance" if that is so important to you.

                            Another example is I don't like to wear a tuxedo, but on some places there is an "ethics code" which mandated for every male to wear a tuxedo.
                            Thus I could

                            1. Wear a tuxedo and enter the place.
                            2. Decides not to enter the place at all.

                            It is that simple, the judgement is of course dependent on the situation and context.

                            Salam

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                              Heart
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                              Hello there Mr. Nun. I not know man can be nun, too. Wow. I just learn something new today.

                              My name is not Shqipe. I not know who you think I am but I check name and I am not pretty young lady.

                              http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzT4u7LGO4g

                              Peace Lil Ol Lady,

                              Is that pretty woman on that video you?

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                                IronSky
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                                Peace to all,

                                wow Little old lady, I hope thats you in the video playing piano, i was breaking my neck trying to see you upright, whoever she is shes definitely not a little old lady.

                                Kurt

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                                  unknownuser
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                                  ... whoever she is shes definitely not a little old lady.
                                  Albanian teenage!
                                  Grreat music though. I play the Yamaha synth keyboard.

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