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If you could convince me to Islam, what would you tell me?
Muslims are in win win situation . If Christianity is true , then Jesus pbuh died for our sins and we all will go to paradise.
If Islam is the truth , then u will be in fire forever if die as a Christian . So , to be in a safe side , u must accept Islam
It is the religion of peace. 'If anyone killed a person not in retaliation of murder, or to spread corruption in the land, it would be as if he killed all people, and if anyone saved a life it would be as if he saved the life of all people.If anyone saved a life,it would be as if he saved the life of all mankind.' Surah Al-Ma’idah 5:32
Those who kill innocent souls have nothing to do with Islam
Muslims are in win win situation . If Christianity is true , then Jesus pbuh died for our sins and we all will go to paradise.
If Islam is the truth , then u will be in fire forever if die as a Christian . So , to be in a safe side , u must accept Islam
Sorry but that is a very flawed logic
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I don't remember reading in Quran something that says to kill innocent people.
I'm not allowed to post links until I am a Full Member, but try looking for this video on Youtube : Shaykh Hamza Yusuf speaks about extremism to Mark Lawson from the BBC. It's an 8 minute video, I hope it clarifies things for you
[h=1][/h]“And kill them wherever you find them, and turn them out from where they have turned you out. And Al-Fitnah [disbelief or unrest] is worse than killing…
but if they desist, then lo! Allah is forgiving and merciful. And fight them until there is no more."
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this verse does not allow Muslims to kill innocent persons. I can show u many verses from Bible about killing . Browse the forum first . What u are asking about has been answered here many times.
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This verse doesn´t tell Muslims to kill innocent people. You should know the historical background before you quote some verses or think that they represent Islam in general. This is one of the most common verse which is normally quoted out of context - and misunderstood intentionally or accidentally.
More about this verse and it´s real meaning:
http://theamericanmu slim.org/tam.php/features/articles/quran_2191_commentary
And to your the second question: no, Muslims in general don´t identify themselves to groups like Daesh (or ISIS if you want to use that term). If you read more from this forum, you can find some discussions about this matter. Please browse the forum and read those discussions first.
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fitnah does not refer to disbelief here...it refers to oppression and corruption....the Muslims had been persecuted for 12 years, and even after they had fled and made their own community, the Makkan pagans wanted their blood so Allah swt is here instructing the Muslims to defend themselves....
If you could convince me to Islam, what would you tell me?
Greetings agne,
If you truly believe in Allaah and RasoolAllaah :saws:, then revert to Islam.
The "nitty gritty" side of things can be ironed out later, but if you truly believe, then go for it, as we don't know when the angel of death will approach us. :thumbs_up
What I would say is that Allah created Adam and sent down Books toguide mankind from the trappings of Satan.
The Books included the Torah, the Psalms, the Bible and the Quran. Each to confirm the previous and to add to the lessons..
That the Paslms taught us about God through songs of praises and supplications, the Torah taught us the mechanics of human interactions, the Bible taught us forgiveness (to turn the other cheek) and with all the previous lessons learnt, the Quran showed the way to live in a community.
So, this is something that obviously linked to a divine plan. But it is also the divine plan to have Satan create all kinds of confusion. Therein lies the beauty of the mind, its ability to decipher the truth, if opened to see it.
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The Books included the Torah, the Psalms, the Bible and the Quran. Each to confirm the previous and to add to the lessons..
That the Paslms taught us about God through songs of praises and supplications, the Torah taught us the mechanics of human interactions, the Bible taught us forgiveness (to turn the other cheek) and with all the previous lessons learnt, the Quran showed the way to live in a community.
So, this is something that obviously linked to a divine plan. But it is also the divine plan to have Satan create all kinds of confusion. Therein lies the beauty of the mind, its ability to decipher the truth, if opened to see it.
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The Cosmic Egg
Do those who are unbelievers not see that the heavens and the earth were sewn together and then We unstitched them and that We made from water every living thing? So will they not have faith? (Surat al-Anbiya': 30)
There is a very important choice of words in the original Arabic whose translation is given above. The word ratk translated as "sewn to" means, "mixed in each, blended" in Arabic dictionaries. It is used to refer to two different substances that make up a whole. The phrase "we unstitched" is the verb fatk in Arabic and implies that something comes into being by tearing apart or destroying the structure of ratk. The sprouting of a seed from the soil is one of the actions to which this verb is applied. Let us take a look at the verse again with this knowledge in mind. In the verse, sky and earth are at first subject to the status of ratk. They are separated (fatk) with one coming out of the other. Intriguingly, cosmologists speak of a "cosmic egg" that consisted of all the matter in the universe prior to the Big Bang. In other words, all the heavens and earth were included in this egg in a condition of ratk. This cosmic egg exploded violently causing its matter to fatk and in the process created the structure of the whole universe.
If the density of the universe matter had been a little more, then the universe, according to Einstein's Theory of Relativity, would never expand due to the attraction forces of atomic particles, and would have recollapsed to turn into a spot. If the density had initially been a little less, then the universe would have expanded at the highest speed, and the atomic particles would not have been able to attract and capture one another and stars and galaxies would never have been formed. Naturally, we, too, would not have existed! According to the calculations made, the difference between the initial real density of the universe and the critical density beyond which there is no likelihood of its formation is less than a quadrillion of a hundredth. This is like placing a pen on its sharp end so that it can stay so even after one billion years. Moreover, this balance gets more delicate as the universe expands.
The Expansion of the universe in the Quran
It is We Who have built the universe with (Our creative) power, and, verily, it is We Who are steadily expanding it. (Surat adh-Dhariyat: 47)
Careful measurement puts the rate of expansion very close to a critical value at which the universe will just escape its own gravity and expand forever. A little slower and the cosmos would collapse, a little faster and the cosmic material would have long ago completely dispersed. It is interesting to ask precisely how delicately the rate of expansion has been "fine-tuned" to fall on this narrow dividing line between two catastrophes. If at time I S (by which time the pattern of expansion was already firmly established) the expansion rate had differed from its actual value by more than 10-18, it would have been sufficient to throw the delicate balance out. The explosive vigour of the universe is thus matched with almost unbelievable accuracy to its gravitating power. The big bang was not, evidently, any old bang, but an explosion of exquisitely arranged magnitude.
It is hard to resist the impression that the present structure of the universe, apparently so sensitive to minor alterations in the numbers, has been rather carefully thought out… The seemingly miraculous concurrence of numerical values that nature has assigned to her fundamental constants must remain the most compelling evidence for an element of cosmic design.
To find out more read Harun Yahya's THE CREATION OF THE UNIVERSE
His ebooks are free to download mashallah.
http://www.harunyahya.com/en/Books/9...f-The-Universe
Do those who are unbelievers not see that the heavens and the earth were sewn together and then We unstitched them and that We made from water every living thing? So will they not have faith? (Surat al-Anbiya': 30)
There is a very important choice of words in the original Arabic whose translation is given above. The word ratk translated as "sewn to" means, "mixed in each, blended" in Arabic dictionaries. It is used to refer to two different substances that make up a whole. The phrase "we unstitched" is the verb fatk in Arabic and implies that something comes into being by tearing apart or destroying the structure of ratk. The sprouting of a seed from the soil is one of the actions to which this verb is applied. Let us take a look at the verse again with this knowledge in mind. In the verse, sky and earth are at first subject to the status of ratk. They are separated (fatk) with one coming out of the other. Intriguingly, cosmologists speak of a "cosmic egg" that consisted of all the matter in the universe prior to the Big Bang. In other words, all the heavens and earth were included in this egg in a condition of ratk. This cosmic egg exploded violently causing its matter to fatk and in the process created the structure of the whole universe.
If the density of the universe matter had been a little more, then the universe, according to Einstein's Theory of Relativity, would never expand due to the attraction forces of atomic particles, and would have recollapsed to turn into a spot. If the density had initially been a little less, then the universe would have expanded at the highest speed, and the atomic particles would not have been able to attract and capture one another and stars and galaxies would never have been formed. Naturally, we, too, would not have existed! According to the calculations made, the difference between the initial real density of the universe and the critical density beyond which there is no likelihood of its formation is less than a quadrillion of a hundredth. This is like placing a pen on its sharp end so that it can stay so even after one billion years. Moreover, this balance gets more delicate as the universe expands.
The Expansion of the universe in the Quran
It is We Who have built the universe with (Our creative) power, and, verily, it is We Who are steadily expanding it. (Surat adh-Dhariyat: 47)
Careful measurement puts the rate of expansion very close to a critical value at which the universe will just escape its own gravity and expand forever. A little slower and the cosmos would collapse, a little faster and the cosmic material would have long ago completely dispersed. It is interesting to ask precisely how delicately the rate of expansion has been "fine-tuned" to fall on this narrow dividing line between two catastrophes. If at time I S (by which time the pattern of expansion was already firmly established) the expansion rate had differed from its actual value by more than 10-18, it would have been sufficient to throw the delicate balance out. The explosive vigour of the universe is thus matched with almost unbelievable accuracy to its gravitating power. The big bang was not, evidently, any old bang, but an explosion of exquisitely arranged magnitude.
It is hard to resist the impression that the present structure of the universe, apparently so sensitive to minor alterations in the numbers, has been rather carefully thought out… The seemingly miraculous concurrence of numerical values that nature has assigned to her fundamental constants must remain the most compelling evidence for an element of cosmic design.
To find out more read Harun Yahya's THE CREATION OF THE UNIVERSE
His ebooks are free to download mashallah.
http://www.harunyahya.com/en/Books/9...f-The-Universe
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Here's an argument that you can use for Dawah. It's especially relevant to Atheist and Poltheist.
Hope I've helped you guys out inshallah.
1.On the day of Judgement it’s either heaven or hell and the only rule that will save us is God’s Oneness Godwilling. But if you are still skeptical here’s an argument for you amongst many but to me it’s the one that makes the most sense. When you about to die will you turn to one God or many. God would’nt make it so complicated and confusing. That's why God is ONE
2.There's is also the argument in The Quran. It sais that if there was more than One God then there would be war between them.
3.Another argument is that God is most wise, His clever, why would he give someone else the same power. It would just cause misery so why would he do something like this? His independent of everything, That's why his God. We need Him. That's the relationship between God and his servents. It's unique. He would'nt cause confusion, That's why he sent Prophets and the holy books.
4.Also a God isn't created, to be created, means that you are not a God.
I like the first one the best because it makes sense. It's something anyone can understand.
If there are more logical arguments please let me know inshallah.
Salaam
Hope I've helped you guys out inshallah.
1.On the day of Judgement it’s either heaven or hell and the only rule that will save us is God’s Oneness Godwilling. But if you are still skeptical here’s an argument for you amongst many but to me it’s the one that makes the most sense. When you about to die will you turn to one God or many. God would’nt make it so complicated and confusing. That's why God is ONE
2.There's is also the argument in The Quran. It sais that if there was more than One God then there would be war between them.
3.Another argument is that God is most wise, His clever, why would he give someone else the same power. It would just cause misery so why would he do something like this? His independent of everything, That's why his God. We need Him. That's the relationship between God and his servents. It's unique. He would'nt cause confusion, That's why he sent Prophets and the holy books.
4.Also a God isn't created, to be created, means that you are not a God.
I like the first one the best because it makes sense. It's something anyone can understand.
If there are more logical arguments please let me know inshallah.
Salaam
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God does'nt cause evil. Mankind does it but not God. That's why we have freewill. It's a test as simple as that. All you see is the negative. When people are starving, Allah provides food. What do you think Unicef and all these organisations are about. They do God's work but you don't seem to see that. As for children being sick, God provides Doctors and medication and He is there for them like you won't understand and never will until you believe.
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I disagree with and oppose Islam for many reasons, but this verse is not one of them. You need to do a little reading and learn the context of this before claiming it calls Muslims to kill all non-Muslims outright. If that were so, you'd have a LOT more violent Muslims int he world than what we actually have.
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Are you one of those theists that believes that homosexuality causes hurricanes? I see some fundamentalist Christians on TV claiming such things (ie, Pat Robertson).