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  • What if you kill a non-believer?
    Y yfn123

    You like bon jovi? (the band)

    Yes I do...

    "Shot through the heart, and your to blame
    You give love a bad name"

    Anwar Azim

    General Issues / Questions

  • What if you kill a non-believer?
    Y yfn123

    WOW!! OMG! Bon jovi is here.. handshake i'm a fan. handshake

    Hahaha... you are funny dude!

    Anwar Azim

    General Issues / Questions

  • What if you kill a non-believer?
    Y yfn123

    whats a DH?

    Probably Dhinar...

    Anwar Azim

    General Issues / Questions

  • Why do you beleive the Quran to be the Word of GOD?
    Y yfn123

    I was counting in binary system.... 10 is actually 2.

    Anwar Azim

    It all depends on what you are counting. If it is 1 ant + 1 anteater then 1+1=1. or, if the ant is poisoned, then 1+1=0

    Quranic Divinity

  • Anthony Wallace - a messenger or not?
    Y yfn123

    A good sign for you all is that what the messenger says will happen, it will. And if not then they are evil and lie and must be put to death. Your sign is that God will do what He says... sun

    You must have had a real good dose of the Bible and the Quran. Chill out man!

    Anwar Azim

    General Issues / Questions

  • Anthony Wallace - a messenger or not?
    Y yfn123

    My take is a messenger is a person who carries God's message that could be anything. When God's messenger start to announce the message to the people, he becomes a prophet. So prophets are human messengers but angels speak to a specific person and don't go public. The only way a human messenger can lose the title prophet is by keeping God's message to himself.
    Peace,
    Rami

    This is ridiculous. A human messenger keeping God's message to himself!! rotfl How can you even call such a human being a messenger?

    Anwar Azim

    General Issues / Questions

  • Why do you beleive the Quran to be the Word of GOD?
    Y yfn123

    You are clearly showing your ignorance in basic mathematics, regardless of your level of education. 1+1=2, always and forever.

    Nah.... I would say 1+1=10 rotfl

    Anwar Azim

    Quranic Divinity

  • Is the Quran an eloquent hoax?
    Y yfn123

    That was probably an effort to forget about the Arab/Muslim contribution. What if those Arabs/Muslims did not preserve Greek/Roman science, math and philosophy? We would never have gone beyond witch-hunting and burning of the infidels of the superstitious medieval ages, as well ancient ones including Greek/Roman superstitions. Not that superstition has been wiped out from the world, and it probably will never be, unless all people become enlightened about Nature.

    Anwar Azim

    The whole story of painting the Greeks and Romans as 'scientific' and 'logical' is pure hype and fantasy. It is mostly a falsehood created by the Roman Catholic Church after the roman empire collapsed, to paint themselves as perpetuating civilization rather than just being a group of weirdos encouraging sexual repression. Scientific method started with Arab Muslims and was brought to fruition by North European Protestants. The Greeks, and Romans and Pagans never had anything to do with it.

    Quranic Divinity

  • Is the Quran an eloquent hoax?
    Y yfn123

    We still have our humanity and reasoning/thinking power. Let's not forget about that. Let's put them to good use.

    Anwar Azim

    If the Quran is false and the bible is false - we really don't have much chance do we

    Quranic Divinity

  • Is the Quran an eloquent hoax?
    Y yfn123

    I believe this is just a cheap trick. Write something (or inherit whatever was written by supposedly inspired holy men) and claim it is divine. Then say exactly (or similar to, depending on the "god" you believe) what is written in Zohar.

    Voila! Sincere believers will never doubt this and they will just propagate this generations after generations.

    Anwar Azim

    A Torah scroll in which a single letter is missing or extra is invalid (Maimonides, Laws of a Torah Scroll,). In the Zohar it is written (part two, Mishpatim), "The whole Torah is the name of the holy One, blessed be He? -- and if one removes a single letter from it, it is as though he had damaged His name, may it be praised;" this is also brought in the introduction to the Minchat Shai, see there.

    Quranic Divinity

  • Well Here Goes...
    Y yfn123

    Hi there... the Arabs of those days probably were drinking soup of ethanol.

    Anwar Azim

    Well I went into that topic making an @$$ of myself...

    You see? How miracles from the Quran bring you closer to it and away from statements that contradict it...but there is one saying I think is miraculous, and that is the one about dipping the fly in the soup...a recent research showed that drowning flies in ethanol, extracts antibiotic material (the substance which would be used to cure the poisoned part of the fly).

    Which still goes with my current belief, which is that some hadiths are possibly right (^that being the closest to me so far) and some that are outright wrong and sexist.

    The thing about the statement is this. I can't say I know Muhammad pbuh said it, but I know someone back then must have had this knowledge. Whether or not it's a revelation from Allah to our Prophet, I don't know, but I can put it into my stack of acceptable hadiths. I'm 95% convinced this is a true saying from our prophet.

    Introduce Yourself

  • What brought me here?
    Y yfn123

    Hi John,

    Thanks for your response. The expression implies that God is not always present everywhere, otherwise, the expression wouldn't make any sense. But then, if God is not everywhere, whatever happened to the assertion that God is everywhere, unless you don't believe that.

    I understand what you are trying to say (i.e. essentially a time-out), but not everyone sees their errors during their timeouts. What is the guarantee that they will eventually see their errors and apologize?

    "God", "Hell" or "Heaven" sound like mere concepts, having different meanings to different people.... everyone interprets however they want to believe. These are just my thoughts... so don't take it personally.

    Anyway, thanks again.
    Anwar Azim

    It is quite simple really. My concept of hell is not a place or fiery pit or anything like that. My concept of hell is the absents of God and the punishment of hell is God sending you away from him for a period of time until you "see the error of your ways and apologise to him". Therefore by saying "May God always be with you" is praying that it never happens to you.

    Introduce Yourself

  • What brought me here?
    Y yfn123

    Hello John,

    I have a question about your signature phrase i.e. "May God always be with you?". What do you mean by this?

    Anwar Azim

    Introduce Yourself

  • Raising Children
    Y yfn123

    Hello.

    Did you ask her why she has faith in you? It would be interesting to know her thought process.

    Anwar Azim

    But to her credit, just two days ago, she told me that I give her good advice. When I asked her how she knew that my advice is good, she said she has faith in me.....Awwww sigh...girls are just sooooo lovely at every age they can show tenderness.

    Parenting & Children

  • What sort of Muslim are you? Beliefnet quiz
    Y yfn123

    I got 17... There should have been one choice for each question for which none of the above applies. I would have chosen that for couple of them.

    Anwar Azim

    PS Although I no longer label myself as "Muslim", nevertheless, I took the quiz for fun...

    General Issues / Questions

  • What sort of Muslim are you? Beliefnet quiz
    Y yfn123

    I got 17... There should have been one choice for each question for which none of the above applies. I would have chosen that for couple of them.

    Anwar Azim

    General Issues / Questions

  • Picture of the inside of the Ka'ba
    Y yfn123

    What makes you so sure that the rites that people follow (Christians, Hindus, Muslims, Buddhists etc.) are actually sanctioned by God? It is easy to pick up (or isolate) a verse from the reading and use it to justify what people do. By all means, please be crystal clear before you attribute to God about rites that people follow.

    Anwar Azim

    Pilgrimage (Hajj)

  • Picture of the inside of the Ka'ba
    Y yfn123

    What makes you so sure that the rites that people follow (Christians, Hindus, Muslims, Buddhists etc.) are actually sanctioned by God? It is easy to pick up (or isolate) a verse from the reading and use it to justify what people do.

    Anwar Azim

    my response is so?

    i remember watching the movie "the nativity story", specifically the scene where Zachariah enters the temple. wherein there was an incense holder, some lamps, not much else. no idols, nothing fancy.

    the Quran itself says for every nation We have made rites which they will fulfill. so do not let the matter fall into dispute. and call upon your Lord, for you are on a guidance which is straight. (2267)

    should we mock those who hold the Kaba to be a sacred place? would we do the same with Catholics who revere the grotto at Lourdes, or Buddhists who revere Bodhi Gaya?

    Pilgrimage (Hajj)

  • I want you to have both my sin as well as your own sin
    Y yfn123

    It is no more than a human desire. That would be totally unfair that were to be true!

    Anwar Azim

    529 "I want you to have both my sin as well as your own sin, and you will then be among the dwellers of the Fire. Such is the reward of the wicked."

    Does that mean that if A kills B without a just cause, all the sins of B gets transferred to A?

    Thanks in advance

    Questions/Comments on the Quran

  • What's so bad about Interest?
    Y yfn123

    Did anyone notice this part... "Whoever has received understanding from His Lord...".? Perhaps this is the problem because we see so much confusion about this "riba" understood as "interest/usury". Can anyone guarantee that he/she has received understanding from His Lord?

    Anwar Azim

    The Quran shows truly that profit and interest is not the same
    2275 Those who consume usury do not rise except as one being influenced by the devil's touch. That is because they have said "Trade is the same as usury." While God has made trade lawful, and He has forbidden usury. Whoever has received understanding from His Lord and ceases, then he will be forgiven for what was before this and his case will be with God. But whoever returns, then they are the people of the Fire, in it they will abide eternally.

    General Issues / Questions
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