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SirZubair said:
I wish you were half as good a muslim too.

He is asking legitimate questions, what is wrong with answering him in a proper islamic manner :?
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ahh, here we can see some good muslims ! I'm happy to see to find some here in the forum ! :thankyou:
 
j4763 said:
Strange i dont think i've seen any in london, apart from the 500 or so who protested about a week after?
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there was much more than 500

to above post, find yourself the link though it might be quite harder, this demo wasnt 'media worthy' as it didnt show muslims in a bad light
 
[MAD]U cannot brand all muslims to be extremists because of the actions of only a handful , I think Ull find that the majority of muslims are against the violent threats and marches such as those shown above. Islam IS a religion of peace and I think b4 u make comments like wat u made u shud luk in2 it more rather then judge all of muslims by the actions of only a few[/MAD]
 
guyabano said:
ahh, here we can see some good muslims ! I'm happy to see to find some here in the forum ! :thankyou:
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Please don't bring the attention onto me,..because pretty soon the haters will come out of their foxholes and will start calling me an apoligist/infidel lover... :rollseyes
 
amani said:
there was much more than 500

to above post, find yourself the link though it might be quite harder, this demo wasnt 'media worthy' as it didnt show muslims in a bad light
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Well there certainly weren't hundreds of thousands was there? Maybe 10,000 max (which i very much doubt) but hundreds of thousands... come on :rollseyes
 
..What i think the problem here is, the irrational muslims go out there and give all muslims a bad name. And the Rational muslims sit in their houses and complain "They are giving us a bad name!" and don't do anything about it.

If you want the propoganda to stop where it starts, go out there and be heard.

Its like,.. if you see someone drowning, you can't save the person by staying on a dry spot and saying "Look,he is drowning,i hope he will be ok...", if you want to save him, jump in the water and save him.

So if you want to bring back the Honour islam once held in the eyes of muslims and non-muslims alike, make an effort.

Not just Online, step out into the real world.

Heck, i am not saying "go walk in the middle of the street and start shouting "ISLAM MEANS PEACE!", start with your own fellow muslims.

Alot of muslims SAY IT.. "Islam means peace" but if their actions don't live up to their words. Talk is cheap.

Then tell your friends about it.

Then your co-workers,

...and thats how you stop the cookie from crumbling.
 
SirZubair said:
What i think the problem here is, the irrational muslims go out there and give all muslims a bad name. And the Rational muslims sit in their houses and complain "They are giving us a bad name!" and don't do anything about it.
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Agree.

SirZubair said:
Heck, i am not saying "go walk in the middle of the street and start shouting "ISLAM MEANS PEACE!", start with your own fellow muslims.
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That'd probably have the opposite effect. Shouting doesn't get anyone anywhere, especially not in a debate. Anyway, actions speak louder than words. Being a Muslim, akhlaaq-wise, when going about your daily chores, e.g. while going to work, does a lot to remove any misconceptions people have about Islam.

As my father always says, the best way to win the non-Muslims over (not literally, may I add!) is by our akhlaaq and our (obviously honest) dealings with them. We need to concentrate on showing the non-Muslims around us how much we can offer them as Muslims. Helping an old woman with her luggage at the train station, giving way to someone else whilst driving, removing any harmful object from the way, these kind of things, which are exactly what Islam teaches us, go a long way, Insha-Allah. With the right intention, this is indeed a form of da'wah.

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A.
 
SirZubair said:
I wish you were half as good a muslim too.

He is asking legitimate questions, what is wrong with answering him in a proper islamic manner :?
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I agree with Islam-Truth

"These are the actions of individuals not islam, only an idiot would believe this is islam."

You call it legitimate, I dont see it so.

"I wish you were half as good a muslim too."

:giggling: Please dont bother judging me.

Only Allah knows best.

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"What i think the problem here is, the irrational muslims go out there and give all muslims a bad name. And the Rational muslims sit in their houses and complain "They are giving us a bad name!" and don't do anything about it."

Agreed.
 
aakhirah said:
Agree.



That'd probably have the opposite effect. Shouting doesn't get anyone anywhere, especially not in a debate. Anyway, actions speak louder than words. Being a Muslim, akhlaaq-wise, when going about your daily chores, e.g. while going to work, does a lot to remove any misconceptions people have about Islam.

As my father always says, the best way to win the non-Muslims over (not literally, may I add!) is by our akhlaaq and our (obviously honest) dealings with them. We need to concentrate on showing the non-Muslims around us how much we can offer them as Muslims. Helping an old woman with her luggage at the train station, giving way to someone else whilst driving, removing any harmful object from the way, these kind of things, which are exactly what Islam teaches us, go a long way, Insha-Allah. With the right intention, this is indeed a form of da'wah.

:w:

A.
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Exellent post ! People, especially those that Don't like me and my devient sufi tariqah,.. learn a thing or two from this brother. :)

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Lets keep the sectarien debates out off this thread please.
 
islam-truth said:
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Lets keep the sectarien debates out off this thread please.
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He's not being sectarian, people keep calling him a deviant sufi and it's turned into something of a running joke.

Unless he actually is a deviant sufi...:eek:
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Fishman said:
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He's not being sectarian, people keep calling him a deviant sufi and it's turned into something of a running joke.

unless he actually is a deviant sufi...
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Actually from what I've seen he's the one who mentions it as sarcasam.
 

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