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Show posts MenuQuote from: Wakas on October 12, 2010, 09:24:25 AM
peace guest,
Please provide specific Quranic evidence for the following statements of yours (in bold), and provide quotes and/or reasoning where the opposing side said/think what you imply they think/said:
Quote from: loxbox13 on October 10, 2010, 08:33:49 PM
I honestly became a quran only person, but the truth must be said, most quranists people feel their heart tight when they hear mohamed's name, it bothers them, not all of them but most of them, mohamed is the enemy, they even respect rashad khalfa but not mohamed, they respect abraham too much but not mohamed, they praise scientists and some philosphers and some of them even calls them messengers, but not mohamed
Open your eyes Quran only people, we're all a nobody, knicknames on the internet, people who wants to learn of each other, but if u hear the name of mohamed, give some respect for the greated ruler in the history of mankind , is it me who is saying this??? no , it's allah
wa kountoum khayra umatin ukhrijet linness
you are the best nation that came out to mankind
that is mohamed's generation , the kingdom he established
if his nation was the best nation in the history of mankind, than their ruler ( mohamed ) is the greatest rueler in the history of mankind
whether you like it or not, if you say to me no, that's not true, than I tell u yoy are liars and it is allah who said the truth about mohamed
Quote from: hope4 on October 03, 2010, 07:32:09 PM
Selam guest
I am not here to earn credibility or respect. I am not trying to sell anyone here anything which includes any theories. I am only pointing out that out of all the full moons you observe in a year there is a special one. Now try this test if you are truthful, observe all of them from now till october of next year and I will also, and we will talk again inshallah.
But remember guest if you are convinced with your timing method/intepretation of the Quran etc then may Allah bless you and may Allah guide us on the right path.
Peace
Quote from: SarahY on October 01, 2010, 05:27:32 PM
Enough of your crap guest.
if you can't use a dictionary because you're so incompetent don't. WHY NOT use the Quran? you haven't and choose not to yet you're on about truth. yet all you do is copy and paste with faulty or no justification. pathetic for someone who is trying to argue a position.
you're so fallacious it's not funny, you're logic is based on appeal to authorities, you take upon tradition over information. you continue to be evasive and try using ad hominem on me, thinking you can pick on me by saying i worship dictionaries indirectly, by comparing me to sunni's and Bukahri.. seriously grow up. in all this discourse you didn't even answer one question.
I didn't ask you use a dictionary except for one question. but you have comprehension problems
again i'll ask you the same question
USE THE QURAN TO EXPLAIN YOURSELF. enough hiding in your shell and attacking. if you can't answer admit your weakness, get off you're high horse.
Quote from: Ayisha on September 30, 2010, 08:09:31 PM
The verse you gave referred to Isaac and Jacob who where a long time before Muhammed, even a long time before Jesus. I think we all agree that all of these were 'imams' in the sense of the verse you posted as proof nothing has changed.
Things did change regarding the practice from Isaac and Jacob through Moses to Jesus. The Christians now will tell you Jesus is the son of God, the living God, God in the flesh, is that what Jesus actually taught? No, it changed. Muhammed came and was told to establish regular prayer, he did, it was again changed.
Your post above agrees that it can get distorted, so one must assume you are expecting another messenger some time soon to correct it? Maybe your dad, a neighbour, you?
Quote from: SarahY on September 30, 2010, 07:20:10 PM
I?ll say this, look up ?hadith? in a dictionary and look up ?hadith? in Quran. Once you do that look up ?truth?. When you?re familiar with the terms, re-read your statement:
nowhere did i say nor allude to such a conclusion so really you reject your own logic.
Let me tell you again not all hadith = evil.
Dictionaries are not the only source to help aid in knowledge, it is a tool. Stop assuming. it?s a really bad habit, honestly.
Quote from: SarahY on September 30, 2010, 07:20:10 PM
There?s a whole chapter about prayer and 2 times praying in the book ?the development of Islamic rituals? edited by Gerald Hawting, you can also find info about the 5 time prayers in it. Another scholar Mittwoch recognises Muslims prayed 2 times a day. Even traditionalist ibn kathir recognised it. In more later times you can find Ibn Arabi?s teachings, being famous for the morning and evening prayers he taught.
Quote from: SarahY on September 30, 2010, 07:20:10 PM
Lastly about the verse you quote in relation to imams, where did i say i reject the verse? Rather i reject your understanding of it.
Because of course you understand the verse and are refuting my position i ask you this
21:73
Waja3alnahum وَجَعَلْنَاهُمْ
Translated as ?and we made them? who is the ?them? referring to?
This answer is significant for our understanding of the verse.
Quote from: SarahY on September 30, 2010, 07:20:10 PM
ah and also you seem to have included another verse 21:79
what fact are we denying exactly here?
take your time and digest
Quote from: Mushu on September 30, 2010, 02:20:12 PM
Uha. So who is the current imam that teaches people salat correctly?
But if there's always an imam to teach salat, why would it ever get distorted?
So again, who is the current imam of the ummah?
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