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Default Re: The Pillars of Kufr (Disbelief) - 07-07-2008
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Originally Posted by czgibson View Post
Greetings,


I think the main reason that non-believers exist is because Islam simply doesn't make sense to them. Your dawah should address that, rather than focussing on these four labels, which are actually rather patronising. If you want to successfully convert someone to your religion, don't start off by insulting their intelligence.

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We are not patronising anyone IT IS WHAT IT IS whether you find it patronising or not and the second thing is we are not 'trying' to convert anybody we are just giving advice the decision is yours if u want to convert or not

If you want to understand islam then remove the 3rd pillar of kifr which is anger.the anger that is evident from your posts

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