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Can or would Muslims ever use "PBUH" in a derisive way? Like if they're talking about politicians or celebrities that make themselves out to be above all and superhuman. An example would be Obama promising to do everything but split the sea but anyone with half a brain saw past his BS.

Context: "Obama (pbuh) promised to close the prison in Guantanamo Bay within a year. Why the hell is it still open?"
 
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normally we use it about Prophets pbut . I can't imagine use it about Osama who is killing Muslims in Iraq , Afghanistan , Pakistan , Palestine and elsewhere.

we should write May Allah guide or punish him .

And Allah Knows Best.
 
Lol I think it is possible, like if someone said "tony blair pbuh" I would be rolling on the floor laughing.
And its true, they do have these roles as "supreme lord" and "disciple",
we had this joke before about infidels,
Since they accepted bush as ultimate authority on the planet and Blair as tame servant worthy of reverence,
We'd tell them that at least we didn't say: there is no "god" but George bush and tony blair is his prophet.
 
Thank you dqsunday! Backbiting and sarcasm is not permissible in Islam. God knows best
 
Talk about a hard law to follow. How often have we talked trash about people we don't like, especially politicians?
 
Trying one's best in avoiding it is certainly better than feeling guilt-free in doing so in my opinion. You might think that they are mere words but don't underestimate the affect it will have within yourself and the people around you. If a politician is bad news then there's nothing wrong with saying it as it affects the people.
 
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^o) Can you read, FreakOffALeash?
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yes Sith lord I can read. I simply stated the truth. this man is a troll starting a war. He criticizes good just to support his anger. He is worthless simply put.
And I dont understand your statement :exhausted
 
Darth Ultor said:
Can or would Muslims ever use "PBUH" in a derisive way? Like if they're talking about politicians or celebrities that make themselves out to be above all and superhuman. An example would be Obama promising to do everything but split the sea but anyone with half a brain saw past his BS.

Context: "Obama (pbuh) promised to close the prison in Guantanamo Bay within a year. Why the hell is it still open?"
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Greetings,

It is best to avoid making jokes about anything that is connected to the Prophets because one joke may tend to lead to another and if one person thought it was acceptable then they may go even further in making a joke in which there is a connection with the Prophets. Regarding Obama then he is nothing more than a puppet who's strings are being pulled from behind the scenes from higher powers. They needed a different face to wage wars and tyranny across the world as Bush was getting way to unpopular so they replaced him with Obama by first convincing everyone that he will make "changes". It is but the same policies.
 
Hamza Asadullah said:
Regarding Obama then he is nothing more than a puppet who's strings are being pulled from behind the scenes from higher powers. They needed a different face to wage wars and tyranny across the world as Bush was getting way to unpopular so they replaced him with Obama by first convincing everyone that he will make "changes". It is but the same policies.
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Well said (or written) Brother Hamza Asadullah. And very true.
 
Thumbs up for Hamza :thumbs_up A sound answer to a dumb question :statisfie
 
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when someone says pbuh, it is almost immediately recognised as referring to a prophet pbut.
to use it for a puppet criminal murderer is worse than giving him a nobel peace prize.

this card - along with others were part of the illuminati playing cards y2k series from 1999

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here's more of it:
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illuminati_(game)
 
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