One can't be a Muslim and non-Muslim at the same time. Either s/he believes in one God without partner and all in His messengers or s/he rejects the Truth.
Anyway , I hope u are doing it with a good intention. Why not write something like that I don't have to be a Hindu not to hurt a Hindu ...something like that.
It's a song, not a theological thesis. Depends on context; when JFK said ich bin ein Berliner he didn't mean it literally, the phrase was to show his solidarity.
It is an attention getter start and perhaps you can expand upon it in the rest of the song. Something like "I am all of them in my dream but none of them when I awake?"
I realize your goal is to unite but respecting their difference could be more realistic.
Ya, that'll work in the same way as telling a muslima that her choice to wear hajib is actually repression being forced upon her (people will nonetheless insist it is even when she tells them it isn't).
Ya, that'll work in the same way as telling a muslima that her choice to wear hajib is actually repression being forced upon her (people will nonetheless insist it is even when she tells them it isn't).
This goes to show you have not actually met a muslima in real life. Actually, a good muslima do not really care what kaafirun, musrykin, and munafiqun say and think about her, she only cares whether Allah is pleased with her. A good muslima would only raise hell if her rights (of wearing hijab) is being violated and infringed by such kaafirun, musrykin, and munafiqun.
Indeed. My experience of muslims is 90% online. Perhaps that clouds my view? Then again, this mostly consists of you good folks and the folks at paltalk.
Better to have some things in common with a Christian, than to have anything in common with a dawkinite