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"Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

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    "Does the end justify the means" in Islam? (OP)


    Can you, as a Muslim, kill people for your family and the society's protection?

    In the same sense, Can you kill children (1-13 years old) in order to directly send them to heaven? --in other words, sacrificing your afterlife future for the sake of those children's afterlife future? I hope my questions are clearly understood. Thank you.

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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

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    This is just disturbing.

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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    .I've heard(from the mosque or someone very faithful) that there's this example of man who , when asked by Allah to transfer to Jannah after years of Hell, rejected Allah's offer and wished to remain in Hell. Isn't that strange?
    This is what I meant by using your logic...what the hell??!! These next people saying a whole load of cr*p about Islam, and we believe it??!! How stupid do we have to be??!!

    you don't believe there exists a man who would sacrifice his "everything" for others?
    NO

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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    format_quote Originally Posted by Alpha Dude View Post
    That is very strange. I'd question the truthfulness of that.. :><:
    Yes, you're right...man who'd actually wished to stay in Hell haha...absurd right?

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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    format_quote Originally Posted by Alqali View Post
    you don't believe there exists a man who would sacrifice his "everything" for others?
    If there is a halal way to get a win-win situation for both that man and his 'everything', and that man ignores it to make some sort of 'sacrifice', he is an egotistical fool.

    My apologies if I come across harshly. The opening question of the thread is a false dichotomy - we don't need to sacrifice our own chance of reward to preserve others'. Roughly speaking, in the context of children: Raise your kids properly, and not only will they inshallah be rewarded for their Islamic acts, but inshallah so will you for your patience and hard work in their upbringing.

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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    format_quote Originally Posted by Muezzin View Post
    If there is a halal way to get a win-win situation for both that man and his 'everything', and that man ignores it to make some sort of 'sacrifice', he is an egotistical fool.
    IF there is a halal way to get a win-win situation that is. But you're right, I haven't considered that as a possibility..although from my experiences, there aren't many things w/o sacrifice.


    My apologies if I come across harshly. The opening question of the thread is a false dichotomy - we don't need to sacrifice our own chance of reward to preserve others'.
    No offense taken. I'm already well-aware of how "ludicrous" my ideas seem to people and I'm usually quite apologetic. So you don't agree that there are situations wherein you will have to sacrifice your own chance of reward?

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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    format_quote Originally Posted by Alqali View Post
    IF there is a halal way to get a win-win situation that is. But you're right, I haven't considered that as a possibility..although from my experiences, there aren't many things w/o sacrifice.



    No offense taken. I'm already well-aware of how "ludicrous" my ideas seem to people and I'm usually quite apologetic. So you don't agree that there are situations wherein you will have to sacrifice your own chance of reward?
    I don't deny that certain situations require sacrifice. I deny that one of those situations is murdering a child (or murdering anyone else for that matter).

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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    format_quote Originally Posted by Muezzin View Post
    I don't deny that certain situations require sacrifice. I do deny that one of those situations is murdering a child.
    of course, I've already realized overall negativity of the absurdity of that action. Alpha Dude, as shown in our earlier posts, has given me insight.

    I'd like you to join me in a little experiment, if you would be so kind: "Can you please tell me anything that doesn't require sacrifice"?

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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?


    Murder is haram. Full stop.
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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    format_quote Originally Posted by aamirsaab View Post

    Murder is haram. Full stop.
    But why is there Jihad?

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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    format_quote Originally Posted by Alqali View Post
    But why is there Jihad?
    Jihad and murder are two very different concepts.
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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    Hypothetically ur just playing GOD...which is the last thing mere human can do...and it'll never work.
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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    format_quote Originally Posted by aamirsaab View Post
    Jihad and murder are two very different concepts.
    Murder - to kill intentionally and with premeditation.
    Jihad - a struggle that obviously has its sacrificial traits of killing others.

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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    format_quote Originally Posted by MuhammadRizan View Post
    Hypothetically ur just playing GOD...which is the last thing mere human can do...and it'll never work.
    On which part of the thread is this related to? If its about the "child-murder" then I'm afraid that that is already resolved.

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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    thats why i started 'Hypothetically'

    and don't do it again.
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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    format_quote Originally Posted by Alqali View Post
    Jihad - a struggle that obviously has its sacrificial traits of killing others.
    Not always.

    Jihad is struggling in the way of Allah. Yes that will mean sacrificing things - but not always someones life.

    Conceptially though, what you are saying could work, if Allah wills it.
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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    Murder is not sacrifice.

    format_quote Originally Posted by Alqali View Post
    Murder - to kill intentionally and with premeditation.
    Jihad - a struggle that obviously has its sacrificial traits of killing others.
    Murder is to kill intentionally and with premeditation contrary to the law.

    Jihad is struggling in the way of Allah, not necessarily physically fighting and/or killing people.

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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    format_quote Originally Posted by Alqali View Post
    No, I'm definitely older. Tell me, "would you choose Allah or your son?"

    Allah swt doesn't and wouldn't ask us to make such sacrifices.. you are not a prophet nor are you Abraham. Even prophets though tested first hand, also get to witness miracles first hand.. So if some voice is telling you to kill your kid or anyone, I suggest you call the emergency hotline and have them treat you in the hospital for paranoid schizophrenia or frank psychosis!


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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    format_quote Originally Posted by Alqali View Post
    you don't believe there exists a man who would sacrifice his "everything" for others?
    this is a misnoma


    the more you sacrifice for another - the more you get IN the afterlife


    if you sacrifice your afterlife then your doing something VERY WRONG in this life





    hope im clear

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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    format_quote Originally Posted by Gossamer skye View Post
    Allah swt doesn't and wouldn't ask us to make such sacrifices.. you are not a prophet nor are you Abraham. Even prophets though tested first hand, also get to witness miracles first hand.. So if some voice is telling you to kill your kid or anyone, I suggest you call the emergency hotline and have them treat you in the hospital for paranoid schizophrenia or frank psychosis!


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    Sorry, its not actually ME...I was just being hypothetical. Let me remind you again, there is in no way will I crazily slaughter children--i don't want to go to hell or serve as a "foolish" sacrifice or pretend as a "God" and determine others' lives.
    And, once again, this topic is already resolved. The slaughter of children is not the "logical" way of helping others for if you look at the current trend of the speed of conversion to Islam, you'll see that more are being converted. Therefore, there is a higher possibility of children making others convert than doing the opposite.

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    Re: "Does the end justify the means" in Islam?

    format_quote Originally Posted by Fighting4Iman View Post
    this is a misnoma


    the more you sacrifice for another - the more you get IN the afterlife


    if you sacrifice your afterlife then your doing something VERY WRONG in this life





    hope im clear

    ASsalamu alaikum
    That's a very good philosophical point. But please answer this, "Are you not allowed to sacrifice ANYTHING in the afterlife?"


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