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Circumcision Is not Islam

Started by TheQuranAloneRevolution, April 24, 2014, 11:09:17 AM

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Themaninblack

Faith is an oasis in the heart which will never be reached by the caravan of thinking.~Khalil Gibran.

Themaninblack

Fair enough, I like your answer.  However, I am not proud of my circumcision. I much prefer to be whole like mof said.
Faith is an oasis in the heart which will never be reached by the caravan of thinking.~Khalil Gibran.

Sonny

Quote from: Themaninblack on August 03, 2014, 11:16:12 AM
Fair enough, I like your answer.  However, I am not proud of my circumcision. I much prefer to be whole like mof said.

I do because circumcisied penis looks much much better and its cleaner. No offence but this is true.

Themaninblack

I agree with you on that as well, but looks are of little consequence when it comes to finding out what the foreskin actually does.  The only advantages of circumcision I can see are good looks and cleanliness.  Nothing major like preventing cancer;  It seems that it is mostly negatives.

Salaam
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Sonny

Quote from: Themaninblack on August 03, 2014, 01:49:53 PM
It seems that it is mostly negatives.

I was circumcisied when I was little boy, maybe 4 or 5 and since then I experienced nothing negative. People can post whatever they like, I am talking from experince and I see almost nothing negative about circumcision.
My little cousin was circumcisied a year or two ago with modern lasers, he was playing outside with his friends just hours after circumcision. Not that bad as people describe on the internet.

There are even some people born without foreskin, my friend knows a guy who was born "circumcisied". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aposthia

es

Quote from: Jafar on August 02, 2014, 11:42:56 PM
Don't worry too much, you have millions of other friends with similar structure in penis.
At least we can tell a hot jewish girl that we're kosher enough for her.. ;)



:rotfl:

es

Quote from: Sonny on August 03, 2014, 12:17:49 PM
I do because circumcisied penis looks much much better and its cleaner. No offence but this is true.

Whose penis have you been looking at and inspecting?  :-\

Are you a homosexual?

Astagfirullah!

Themaninblack

Salaam, wow! Interesting, ok. You know what, I will be careful with what I read on this subject.
Faith is an oasis in the heart which will never be reached by the caravan of thinking.~Khalil Gibran.

Jafar

Quote from: Sonny on August 03, 2014, 12:17:49 PM
I do because circumcisied penis looks much much better and its cleaner. No offence but this is true.

Well thank you and I hope your belief spread among gorgeous girls around the world..

Israfeel

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Circumcision is the hallmark of the Abrahamic tradition. It has been practiced first by the Prophet Abraham [alayhis salaam] as mentioned in the Torah and Bible. It is the mark of purity and covenant between Allaah [Azza wa Jalla] and His worshippers. Those people who are against male circumcision are falling into the trap and deception of Shaytaan. Jews and Arabs have always practiced circumcision throughout history, while pagans like Hindus, Sikhs, Chinese, Red Indians, and European civilizations did not practice circumcision. The purpose of circumcision is for cleanliness, and Allaah [Azza wa Jalla] says
إِنَّ اللَّـهَ يُحِبُّ التَّوَّابِينَ وَيُحِبُّ الْمُتَطَهِّرِ‌ينَ۝
Verily, Allaah loves those who keep themselves clean, and He loves those who are purified. [2:222]
Since circumcision is essential for purification and cleanliness from urine, therefore it is a mandatory practice for those of us Muslims who belong to the Ahlil Hadeeth sect. We follow the Sunnah of circumcising our baby boys on the seventh day during the Aqeeqah, unlike some other sects and schools which circumcise their boys at a later age. Other schools like the Maalikis say not to circumcise on the seventh day because it is a resemblance to the Judaic practice. Our answer is that the Jews circumcise on the eighth day and we circumcise on the seventh day, so where is the resemblance? Furthermore, it is better to circumcise on the seventh day which the child is still a baby, so he won't be traumatized because he won't remember, and because children are also encouraged to pray and be clean.
Those commiserated people who call themselves "Quraanists" are against circumcision entirely. They say that the Quraan Majeed has not mandated circumcision explicitly. Our answer is that the Quraan has commanded cleanliness and purity in general [2:222], while the details of that can be found in the Sunnah. Next thing you know, the Quraanists will say that people should not clean their teeth, or rinse their mouths out, or even wash their hands before and after eating, because these things are not in the Quraan but only in the Hadeeth and Sunnah!
So if you analyze this issue with logic and with sincerity, you will realize that the practice of male circumcision which is considered obligatory by the Ahlil Hadeeth sect of Islaam is a true practice which is loved by Allaah according to the principles of the Quraan Majeed.
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