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 Islam › Re: Islam Forbids Boyfriends And Girlfriends by MrOlai(op): 12:57pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
mubarakopeyemi: omusiliyu: Geesarki: personal59: Tczar: olaitan9291:Wa iyaakum. 1 Like |
| Islam › Re: Islam Forbids Boyfriends And Girlfriends by MrOlai(op): 12:51pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
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| Islam › Re: Islam Forbids Boyfriends And Girlfriends by MrOlai(op): 7:34am On Nov 13, 2015 |
Empiree:Those parents who encourage their children to bring home boyfriends/girlfriends probably lived the same kind of life before they got married! They will be partially held responsible before Allah(SWT)! 5 Likes |
| Islam › Islam Forbids Boyfriends And Girlfriends by MrOlai(op): 3:30pm On Nov 12, 2015 |
Allah(SWT) says in the Qur'an: "Let them remain chaste, those who are not capable of marriage, until Allah(SWT) enriches them out of His bounties." Allah(SWT) says in another verse: " Do not move near fornication/adultery..." The Prophet(SAW) is reported to have said: "Be mindful of Allah(SWT) with respect to two things, and you shall be rewarded with Paradise". The companions of the Prophet(SAW) asked " What are those two things?" He(SAW) said: " The tongue and the private part". There is absolutely no room for anything like boyfriend/girlfriend in Islam. It is actually a western concept. It is an avenue through which a boy/man and a girl/woman who are romantically attracted to each other "go out or hang out together". Some of them have live sex with each other all in the name of boyfriend/girlfriend. Some of them, especially young girls and boys who still fear their parents, do the smooching and other acts that are exclusively for husbands and wives in Islam. Sex and other romantic acts are exclusively for husbands and wives in Islam ie between married couples. Anything outside this, is a sin in Islam. In a clear terms, boyfriend/girlfriend relationship is tantamount to fornication/adultery. It has taken different names nowadays; names like: 1. Dating 2. Relationship 3. Boyfriend 4. Girlfriend 5. Courtship 6. Manfriend 7. Just Friends, etc. Fornication/Adultery is a major sin in Islam. It attracts severe punishment from Allah(SWT) for the doers unless they are forgiven by Allah(SWT). So, for young boys and girls, there is no need to be in haste. Do not eat the forbidden fruit. Face your studies, plan and pray to Allah(SWT) for guidance and success, and when the time comes to settle down, you will have no cause to regret. 48 Likes 4 Shares |
| Romance › Re: Remove Islam’s ‘scarlet Letter’ Sex Laws -By dailybeast.com by MrOlai(op): 1:36pm On Nov 10, 2015 |
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| Romance › Remove Islam’s ‘scarlet Letter’ Sex Laws -By dailybeast.com by MrOlai(op): 1:10pm On Nov 10, 2015*. Modified: 4:31pm On Nov 20, 2015 |
[b] . On a rocky patch of dirt in the mountainous province of Ghor in central Afghanistan, a band of about a dozen men, clad in turbans and traditional salwar kameez, or baggy pants and tunic, tower over a young woman, named Rokhshana, buried, yes, in a pit. A pile of fresh dirt is piled around her shoulders and head, peeking out from the hole, just above ground. The long, dark shadows of the men dance around the woman menacingly. In a shocking two-minute video, shot just days ago and ricocheting around the world this week, a man stops just a few feet from Rokhshana, close enough to look her in the eyes. He picks up a stone, reels back and flings it toward the young woman, aged about 19. The rock hits the ground, landing with a thud. The man reaches down to pick up another rock and throws again. This time, the man hits his mark: Rokhshana, a name that means bright, brilliant and shining. Her crime: zina, or illegal sex, for rejecting a forced marriage for a love marriage. Her chosen husband was lashed and set free. The men speak to each other in Pashto, the language of Pashtuns. Afghan government officials claim the Taliban, warlords and local mullahs, or religious leaders, were responsible for the attack. At about 29 seconds, a man in white shouts to the woman, using Dari, another major language in Afghanistan, and says, “Kalima bogo.” “Say the kalima,” a Muslim proclamation of faith that is supposed to be the words we utter, as Muslims, in our last breath on this earth. “La ilaha illallah Muhammad rasul Allah,” says a bellowing man’s voice beside the camera, the mountains towering in the horizon, alas, silent witness over the bloody murder scene. “There is no god but God and Muhammad is the prophet of Allah.” “We have to speak up to compensate for the loneliness Rokhshana suffered in the moment of her horrifying death.” In turn, men walk up to the helpless woman, pelt stones at her head and shoulders and walk away. Rokhshana protests and, at 41 seconds, invoking divine aid, she whimpers, “Ai Allah jaan.” “Oh, dear God.” With this video of barbarism as living testimony by Rokhshana, killed that day, Muslims in the 21st century need to hear the young woman’s appeal. We must reject the scarlet letter culture of too many Muslim communities and repeal the medieval zina laws that criminalize consensual adult sex, from premarital sex to homosexuality. These laws lead to a culture of vigilante justice, shaming, and intimate tyranny. I was not only a new mother but a criminal according to the sharia, practiced in Pakistan and too much of the Muslim world. What transpires over the next two minutes of video strikes a blow not only at the conscience of the world, but Muslims, in particular, who want to invoke God’s name for good, not oppression, or zulm. While Rokhshana appeals to God for mercy, the men invoke the name of Allah to punish the woman for zina, which is criminalized by state-sanctioned sharia, or Islamic law, in countries from Afghanistan to Nigeria. Like in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Scarlet Letter, set in 19th-century puritanical America with the character Hester Prynne jailed and then sentenced to wearing the scarlet letter “A” for adultery, women in Muslim communities are disproportionately punished for zina, either with bodily harm, imprisonment, or shaming and emotional abuse. Men, too, are unjustly shamed and punished. Referenced several times in the Quran, the ordinance against zina takes on a divine nature with edicts like, “Nor come night to zina for it is a shameful (deed) and an evil, opening the road (to other evils)” (17:32). Another verse (24:2) makes it a crime punishable by 100 lashes and orders, “Let not compassion move you in their case.” It adds: “Let a party of the believers witness their punishment,” as occurred in the Afghan murder video. An allowance (24:4-5) metes out a punishment of 80 lashes against false accusers of “free women.” But many of us, from organizations like Women Living Under Muslim Laws to a campaign, Violence is Not Our Culture, argue that higher Islamic principles trump this interpretation of justice from the seventh century, when Islam was born. “The zina law is the ultimate manifestation of misogyny,” or hatred of women, says Nushin Arbabzadah, a lecturer at UCLA and an Afghan writer-activist on women’s rights and Islamic reform. Despite its traumatic affect, Arbabzadah watched the murder video with me, again and again, so we could accurately witness to Rokhshana’s last minutes on this earth. “This law turns women’s bodies into a prison. A murder weapon against women themselves. We have to speak up to compensate for the loneliness Rokhshana suffered in the moment of her horrifying death. We are all party to her death because we are cowards and crowd pleasers. We don't want to offend. Muslims need to develop a consciousness. We have lost our moral compass.” [color=#990000]"As a 21st-century women,” says Arbabzadah, “I reject the zina law with every fiber of my body, every cell of my brain. It’s dark shadow hanging over us from the dark ages. We need light and this law keeps us in the dark ages.” The videotaped murder took me back to a moment 13 years ago when I sat on the edge of a sofa in a home I had rented in Karachi, Pakistan, and looked down at a pregnancy test as it came back positive. I did three more tests. Reporting in Pakistan, post-9/11, I had fallen in love with a man who worked on Karachi’s Wall Street. We had plans of getting married, but when I told him I was pregnant, he told me, “I have to go.” I was not only a new mother but a criminal according to the sharia, practiced in Pakistan and too much of the Muslim world. The evidence against me: my unborn baby. When I learned I was pregnant, I researched the abortion rulings in Islam. I learned that a baby is considered “viable” after it has passed about four months and experienced nafkh al ruh, or a proverbial breath of divine soul being blown into the fetus, giving it life. I considered aborting my baby to avoid the shame of being an “unwed mother.” Yet, when my father, a conservative but loving man, learned that I was pregnant, he wrote me a simple email: “Allah is rehman. Allah is raheem.” “God is beneficient. God is merciful.” And my mother, also conservative but adoring, said, “Have the baby.” When I lived in the shadow of shame, depressed and struggling, during my pregnancy, my mother walked with me in our neighborhood in my hometown of Morgantown, W.Va., and told me, “You don’t live in a village, Asra. Don’t live in shame.” Christianity went through the same evolution we are seeking from Muslim societies with churches today mostly teaching that, while we may judge “the sin,” we should not judge “the sinner.” I gave birth to my son, my loving family around us, and gave him the first name, Shibli, which means “my lion cub,” and the middle name, Daneel, a version of the biblical name, Daniel, which means “God is the judge.” When my son was 7 months old, I wrote my first opinion piece for The Washington Post, headlined, “She Shouldn’t Be Stoned. None of Us Should,” defending the right of a mother in Nigeria, Amina Lawal, to live freely and not be stoned to death for having a baby outside of marriage. Three weeks ago, my family and I celebrated my son’s 13th birthday, my father buying my son cupcakes from Alexandria Cupcake in Northern Virginia, and my mother baking him a Betty Crocker yellow cake with chocolate icing. In a real show of love, these devoted grandparents walked Six Flags' Fright Fest with my son to celebrate his birthday, as he enjoyed rides like the “Apocalypse.” Unfortunately, the culture of zina laws in Muslim societies has created a nightmare of personal repression, deceit, and human-rights violations. As my parents taught me, I believe that, in our Muslim communities, we must choose compassion and grace over stoning, condemnation, and shame. To that end, I wrote a Muslim Bill of Rights for Women in the Bedroom, which includes the right to have consensual adult sex without criminalization. Sadly, in the 21st century, in our Muslim communities, we are still debating such base questions as whether pregnancy is proof of zina, whether MouthAction constitutes zina, whether a person should be lashed or stoned and, even, if a rape victim has committed zina. To this, many of us say: what the fatwa. Feminists like attorney Asifa Quraishi are trying to parse rational conclusions, in papers with titles like, “Islamic Legal Analysis of Zina Punishment of Bariya Ibrahim Magazu, Zamfara, Nigeria.” In a paper published a few years ago, Ziba Mir Hosseini, an Iranian anthropologist who lives in London, argues that zina laws are part of a systemic “violence against women” in Muslim societies. And the organization, Women Living Under Muslim Law, notes the rise of zina laws with the upsurge in political Islam in the world in recent decades. But, really, we need to end the culture of injustice and shame that zina laws foment. Human Rights Watch notes that in Afghanistan at least 400 women and girls are imprisoned for “moral crimes,” including zina, “after being raped or forced into prostitution.” In Pakistan, women are unfairly punished under the “Hudood Ordinance,” or set of laws governing violations of hadd, or sacred crimes, put in place in 1979 after General Zia ul-Haq’s Islamization of Pakistan. About 200,000 cases under the Hudood laws were being prosecuted, according to a Human Rights Watch report some years ago. And countless others are punished, vigilante-style. Despite military and civilian rule, politicians haven’t had the courage to repeal the unjust laws. Karamah, a nonprofit based in the U.S. focused on issues of women and Islamic law, concludes that zina laws used to criminalize rape victims are “incompatible with basic Qur’anic principles and the prophetic tradition.” Amnesty International has called upon the government of Iran to stop executions for alleged violations of zina laws. In a report, “The Bloodied Stone,” an Iranian activist, Emadeddin Baghi, called for an end to stoning for zina. Indeed, we need to be honest about the fact that the normative interpretation of sharia on zina is no different than the interpretation put forward by the executioners of the Islamic State. Nemat Sadat, a native of Afghanistan and human-rights activist living in New York City, who has published a Change.org petition to oppose zina laws, as well as apostasy and anti-gay laws, says, “Honor violence is nothing new to Afghanistan or the Muslim world. It’s an oppressive system that’s been passed down for centuries. The international community has tried to stymie honor violence in Afghanistan by advocating for reform of women’s and girl’s rights.” While stoning is technically illegal under the Afghan constitution, he says, “The problem lies with the lack of separation of mosque and state. While Afghanistan is a transitional democracy, it’s also an Islamic Republic. Islamic jurisprudence is mixed with and supersedes any secular law. Under sharia, it’s permissible to stone a person who’s violated a moral vice like adultery or pre-marital sex. These contradicting laws and appeasement to Islamists in Afghanistan allows for the Taliban and other radical elements to misuse religion to exercise their authority and justify their violent crimes, which too often results in capital punishment.” He notes: “Until the government of Afghanistan—and all Muslim societies—decriminalize apostasy, adultery, homosexuality, etc., the mob violence without due course of justice will continue with impunity and the gender, religious and sexual apartheid will continue to punish the silent majority who have no say over the supremacy of patriarchs and their divine law.” This murder harkens back to the murder of another young woman, Farkhunda, at a mosque in Kabul at the feet of men, most of them lightly punished, if at all, by Afghan judges. In defiance, Afghan women carried Farkhunda’s coffin to her burial. In the video of her murder, the men ignore Rokhshana’s pleas for mercy. Instead, one man winds up, leftie-style, and flings a rock at her with all of his might, stepping into his throw. In our latest act of brutality, as stones hit her, Rokhshana whimpers. She squirms and turns in the tight space, trying to escape the rocks. The rocks smack against her with a thud, bouncing off her fragile body. As the men fling stones at the woman at a more frenzied pace, the woman’s high-pitched cries become more desperate. One by one, about two dozen men, squatting nearby, join in the assault. One man passes the camera to another man so his hands are free to stone Rokhshana. At 1:20 in the video, a man throws a huge rock, smacking her in the back of the head, the rock tumbling backward into her pit of death, and in the 40 seconds that follow, the men circle her and pelt rocks at her, stones raining upon her from all directions, as she wails in a stream of protests, crying, “Ai Allah.” “Oh God.” It’s time that we, as divine beings on this earth, listen. [/b] http://cdn.thedailybeast.com/content/dailybeast/articles/2015/11/05/remove-islam-s-scarlet-letter-sex-laws/jcr:content/image.img.1280.1024.jpg/48223389.cached.jpg
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| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 11:04pm On Nov 08, 2015 |
Empiree:Evil would always remain evil. This in itself, if true, is an evil that would give Islam bad name. |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 9:24pm On Nov 08, 2015*. Modified: 10:35am On Nov 09, 2015 |
AlBaqir:This is another fatwa from shia scholar saying a cook/chef can do mut'ah with a girl in the house.. Subhanallah! https://www.google.com.ng/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DgAj3OluD87U&ved=0CBoQuAIwAGoVChMIxobpvtCByQIVhaYeCh19VwLk&usg=AFQjCNGLXdItwgPZCTpJpgw7ih5ypSCRrA&sig2=Fc-EJpFLZlI1Kt2hhjc0WA This is another shameless shia woman into prostitution in the name of mut'ah, giving Islam bad name! May Allah(SWT) in His mercy pardon her and let her come to her senses (Amin). "A Muslim woman known as Fairuza is said to offer sex services to men but strictly keeps the Shia Islamic principles. The 25-yr-old escort reportedly performs the quickie service by reading a religious text in Arabic and takes the money as a "dowry". And once the deed is done, she divorced the two of them from their temporary marriage – “nikah mut’ah” – arrangement. According to The Sun, belly dancer Fairuza told an undercover reporter that once the marriage is up the client must wait three months to request the service again. In a secret video filmed by the newspaper, she revealed: "I married myself to you for one hour and agreed upon the money you’ve given me. It’s £300 and £50 for the marriage. If you want to renew it we can do it within three months. “Even though we do mut’ah, you must still use a condom. I don’t do it without condom. Some people think that if you do mut’ah you don’t have to use a condom.” The Daily Star reports that Fairuza is believed to be one of many Muslim women now offering the guilt-free service. On a hidden escort advertising website, Fairuza boasts to have "very beautiful natural 34DD breasts" and a "very pretty face with juicy lips". Her Twitter account, which is thought to have recently been deleted, had more than 85,000 followers – all of which could see her raunchy topless posts. In the video she explains that some men are converting to Shia Islam to take advantage of the sin-free sex. She explains: “I did it with one Saudi who converted to Shia Islam only so he could do mut’ah. "He was in London for two months. I was his wife for the two months. I lived with him and I wasn’t allowed to be with any other man. He paid very good money. “He is coming back next year and we’ll do it again." https://www.google.com.ng/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://pulse.ng/religion/in-uk-muslim-prostitute-marries-customers-to-avoid-fornication-divorces-them-after-sex-id3598492.html&ved=0CBkQFjAAahUKEwiHueLG1IHJAhXDRQ8KHa1-CLs&usg=AFQjCNEerAcGfKE3EHNzvmYbJST1kHPF5g&sig2=iRVxDI9LfWjWf_uwmJQ5BQ
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| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 9:05pm On Nov 08, 2015*. Modified: 10:33am On Nov 09, 2015 |
AlBaqir: Abuamam:In addition to all Abuamam has said, another thing shia engage themselves in, which Allah(SWT) and His Prophet(SAW) had made haram is what they call Mut'ah. Here, a shia man and a woman agree to have sex with each other for a specific period of time! The period could be weeks, days or even hours! Shia Ayatollah Khomeini stated in his book "Tahir-ul-Wasila", Vol. 2, Page No. 292, "Temporary marriage can be for one day, a night, and even just a few hours ! But for Khomeini, that was not enough so he further states in the same book on Page No. 292, "Temporary marriage can be performed with harlots and prostitutes". Subhanallah! May Allah(SWT) in His mercy, rectify their affairs. May He(SWT) safe us all from their fitna (Amin). |
| Islam › Re: Fatima Bint Muhammad, The Leader Of Women Of All Worlds by MrOlai: 8:23pm On Nov 08, 2015*. Modified: 6:44am On Nov 09, 2015 |
MuhdG:Some shia accuse Aisha(R.A) of poisoning the Prophet(SAW). Some of them accuse her(R.A) of committing zina. Some of them rain curses on her(R.A). All of them accuse her of treachery and use unprintable words on her(R.A). When you confront them on any of these, they use their Taqiyya. You can verify this by asking their leader on this forum, Albaqir. 2 Likes |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 2:56pm On Nov 08, 2015*. Modified: 11:02pm On Oct 01, 2017 |
hollaytan:Albaqir is the one using foul and derogatory words. Check well. |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 2:49pm On Nov 08, 2015 |
AlBaqir: |
| Islam › Re: Fatima Bint Muhammad, The Leader Of Women Of All Worlds by MrOlai: 12:28pm On Nov 08, 2015 |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 12:18pm On Nov 08, 2015 |
AlBaqir: Abuamam:For this above, this is the reference(from shia imams): Imam Baqir, says: "Taqiyah is my religion and the religion of my forefathers: He who has no taqiyah has no faith" Imam Sadiq says, "My father used to reiterate that nothing pleased him as much as taqiyah did because taqiyah is a believer's shield and a means for his protection." Once again Albaqir, may Allah(SWT) in His mercy have mercy on you and bring you back into Islam as laid down by the Prophet (SAW). |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 11:49am On Nov 08, 2015 |
AlBaqir: Abuamam:For this above, this is the reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxD7L0fqmPs According to the shia scholar, just say "Ya Ali" , "Ya Ali" ... The other part of the video shows shia seeking 'blessings' by praying to grave/shrine. It's so unfortunate. May Allah(SWT) in His mercy rectify their affairs(Amin). This is another video of shia at Hajj chanting "Labbayk ya Hussein" instead of "Labbayk Allahuma Labbayk". Subhanallah! https://www.facebook.com/LafatailaAli/videos/vb.252116178213460/10151924730426136/?type=2&theater |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 10:34am On Nov 08, 2015 |
AlBaqir:You must be a joker! Sheik Ibn Taymiyyah (Rahimahullah) you consider a kafir! You still have the gut to use his statements to defend yourself! |
| Islam › Re: A Note On The Ijaazaat Of Shaykh Muhammad Naasirud-deen Al-albaanee by MrOlai: 12:33am On Nov 08, 2015 |
^^° Nice one! However, always try to present lengthy write-ups in paragraphs. This would encourage the readers to read. 1 Like |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 12:20am On Nov 08, 2015*. Modified: 12:43am On Nov 08, 2015 |
AlBaqir: Abuamam:For this above, this is the reference: https://www.nairaland.com/661419/matyrdom-lady-fatimadaughter-prophet-muhammad/1#8464450 This is so unfortunate! What is the sin of the innocent child? 2 Likes
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| Islam › Re: Fatima Bint Muhammad, The Leader Of Women Of All Worlds by MrOlai: 8:56pm On Nov 07, 2015 |
Fundamentalist:Thanks. But, don't you think, sometimes, a conscious sincere Muslim should respond to his deception? Perhaps, somebody out there might be saved from his fitna. 3 Likes |
| Islam › Re: Fatima Bint Muhammad, The Leader Of Women Of All Worlds by MrOlai: 5:58pm On Nov 06, 2015*. Modified: 8:18pm On Nov 06, 2015 |
AlBaqir:Meaning..? You want to start bashing Aisha(R.A) again? |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 1:22pm On Nov 06, 2015 |
AlBaqir:[/quote]For this above, this is the reference: AlBaqir: AlBaqir: AlBaqir:...  |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 8:34am On Nov 06, 2015 |
AlBaqir:This is the genesis of your religion (Shi'ism) and all it stands for: Abuamam:It's so unfortunate! May Allah(SWT) have mercy on you and bring you back into Islam as laid down by the Prophet (SAW). 3 Likes |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 8:11am On Nov 06, 2015 |
Fundamentalist:Don't mind him. A very cunning human being! I'm not surprised because Shi'ism is all about Taqiyya! 2 Likes |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 8:36pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
AlBaqir:Taqiya! 1 Like |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 4:40pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
AlBaqir:This is another gbagaun... @bolded.. It is "STOLEN"... not stole.. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 4:11pm On Nov 05, 2015*. Modified: 12:36am On Nov 08, 2015 |
AlBaqir:You and ur gunshots... @bolded... The way you dey throw way gbagaun on did forum.... It is UNVERIFIED.... not unverify.. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 4:06pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
AlBaqir:You are abusing me niyen oooo.. 1 Like |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 1:24pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
AlBaqir:I'm not the author of the story. You can kindly go to the link and ask the author. But honestly, there was nothing like Shi'ism during the lifetime of the Prophet (SAW). What the Prophet (SAW) left is Islam as practised by Himself (SAW) and His Khulafah Rashidun(Rightly Guided Caliphs) in persons of Abubakr, Umar, Uthman and Ali (R. A. Ajmain). Shi'sm started much more later during the lifetime of Ali(R.A). It is even reported that Ali(R.A) killed many of the Shia who were introducing Shi'ism into Islam. 2 Likes |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 9:48am On Nov 05, 2015 |
AlBaqir: According to the story from the link, Imam Ahmad never meant Shia existed during the lifetime of the Prophet (SAW) with the statement: “I heard that the Shia in the Prophet(SAW)'s time used to steal sandals”. He wanted the Shia to confess, which they did. Perhaps, they would have a rethink on their new religion. It seems you have comprehension problem! 5 Likes |
| Islam › Re: An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 8:22am On Nov 05, 2015 |
Fundamentalist:You are very correct. However, it's not from me. It's actually from the link below. https://www.nairaland.com/2676207/educative-debate-between-sunni-shia#39143155 “I heard that the Shia in the Prophet(SAW)'s time used to steal sandals”. This part got me cracking... 1 Like |
| Islam › An Educative Debate Between Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal And The Shi'a by MrOlai(op): 9:18pm On Nov 04, 2015 |
*Logic Story of Imaam Ahmad(Rahimahullah Warahmatan Wasian) & the Shia: All the scholars of Shia attended a meeting to discuss the whole issue of Sunni & Shia. Only one Sunni Scholar attended the meeting, Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal. He walked in late to the meeting holding his sandals under his armpit. The Scholars of the Shia looked at him and asked “Why have you entered holding your sandals?” Imam Ahmed replied: “I heard that the Shia in the Prophet(SAW)'s time used to steal sandals”. So the scholars of the Shia looked at each other confused and replied: “There was no Shia in the Prophet's time.” Then, Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal said: “This ends our discussion. Then, where did u get ur religion from? What an intelligent and creative behavior! https://www.nairaland.com/2676207/educative-debate-between-sunni-shia#39143155 6 Likes 1 Share |
| Islam › Re: Straightening Rows And Standing Shoulders To Shoulders, Feet To Feet In Salat by MrOlai(op): 8:46pm On Nov 03, 2015 |
Salat-ul-Jam'a(Congregational Salat) During the Lifetime of the Prophet (SAW) by the Companions before the Prophet (SAW): Anas ibn Malik (R.A) reported on their Salat: “Everyone of us used to put his shoulder with the shoulder of his companion and his foot with the foot of his companion .” [Bukhari] 1 Like |
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