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Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by tintingz(m): 12:01pm On Jul 05, 2020
Allah cleansed the world with flood because of the evil and sins in the world, all living creatures were killed except for Noah, his family and some few animals but why didn't Allah kill Satan too since he's said to be the chief of evil?

Was there a confusion?

Or Allah kept Satan alive for his plan?

Or he isn't capable of killing Satan?
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by Aegerine: 3:50pm On Jul 05, 2020
The fact that this questioner is still breathing till this moment and many have died due to COVID 19 complications doesn't translate to Allah's incapacitation to snuff out his soul in a blink of an eye. He is just being delayed till an appointed time.

What applies to Satan during Noah's time till the present moment only applies to him.

Or Can we argue that Allah is incapable of killing this OP?
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by tintingz(m): 3:58pm On Jul 05, 2020
Aegerine:
The fact that this questioner is still breathing till this moment and many have died due to COVID 19 complications doesn't translate to Allah's incapacitation to snuff out his soul in a blink of an eye. He is just being delayed till an appointed time.

What applies to Satan during Noah's time till the present moment only applies to him.

Or Can we argue that Allah is incapable of killing this OP?


Allah cleansed the world with flood(killing all creatures execpt for Noah) because of evil and sins, why didn't he kill Satan too?

If he delayed Satan to an appointment time(his plan), that means Allah love evil and want evil to exist and continue therefore Allah is responsible for evil. The killings in the flood story is just a waste of human lives. We can say Allah is just malevolent, yes?
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by Aegerine: 4:59pm On Jul 05, 2020
tintingz:


Allah cleansed the world with flood(killing all creatures execpt for Noah) because of evil and sins, why didn't he kill Satan too?

If he delayed Satan to an appointment time(his plan), that means Allah love evil and want evil to exist and continue therefore Allah is responsible for evil. The killings in the flood story is just a waste of human lives. We can say Allah is just malevolent, yes?



I followed one of your thread which you titled "all loving God" or something similar to that where you were thoroughly schooled on how good and bad are dispensed by Allah in due proportion according to his divine wisdom. You were given a very beautiful illustration of the Sun as to whether it can be referred to as heat or light based on the fact that it gives out both.. I think that jolts your memory.

Instead of admitting your error, you stood your erroneous ground arrogantly to name calling Allah all sorts of odious name. Far above is Allah beyond your limited scope.

Since, you are finding it difficult to comprehend that, let me reinstate emphatically that "YES, both good and bad (evil in your own language) are all the doings of Allah... While you are having a difficult time trying to absorb that reality, may I ask you if your being alive till this moment is one of the evils that you associate with Allah since all your time is about criticizing and subjecting him to your deficient and weak human rationalization.

May you find guidance

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Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by tintingz(m): 6:19pm On Jul 05, 2020
Aegerine:




I followed one of your thread which you titled "all loving God" or something similar to that where you were thoroughly schooled on how good and bad are dispensed by Allah in due proportion according to his divine wisdom. You were given a very beautiful illustration of the Sun as to whether it can be referred to as heat or light based on the fact that it gives out both.. I think that jolts your memory.

Instead of admitting your error, you stood your erroneous ground arrogantly to name calling Allah all sorts of odious name. Far above is Allah beyond your limited scope.

Since, you are finding it difficult to comprehend that, let me reinstate emphatically that "YES, both good and bad (evil in your own language) are all the doings of Allah... While you are having a difficult time trying to absorb that reality, may I ask you if your being alive till this moment is one of the evils that you associate with Allah since all your time is about criticizing and subjecting him to your deficient and weak human rationalization.

May you find guidance

The bolded is enough, all the rest of your post are irrelevant. You admitted Allah is both good and evil therefore Allah cannot be all-good, he also do evil things.

Good and all-good are two different attributes.
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by Aegerine: 6:43pm On Jul 05, 2020
tintingz:


The bolded is enough, all the rest of your post are irrelevant. You admitted Allah is both good and evil therefore Allah cannot be all-good, he also do evil things.

Good and all-good are two different attributes.

OK Mr all Good.

Allah did not describe himself as such in the first place. You are the one given yourself headache

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Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by tintingz(m): 9:37pm On Jul 05, 2020
Aegerine:


OK Mr all Good.

Allah did not describe himself as such in the first place. You are the one given yourself headache

He can't be perfect.
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by Aegerine: 9:40pm On Jul 05, 2020
tintingz:


He can't be perfect.

Your life, your path.

No matter how hard you try, Allah is Allah, your weak and inconsequential self is you

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Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by Aegerine: 9:40pm On Jul 05, 2020
tintingz:


He can't be perfect.

Your life, your path.

No matter how hard you try, Allah is Allah, your weak and inconsequential you is you
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by Rashduct4luv(m): 8:16am On Jul 06, 2020
grin

I think we all should leave you alone to wallow in your frustrations!

It's like you're sick and tired of some Muslims so you think you can transfer that aggression online to other Muslims.

Lost course!

Answer him once he'll always look for another loophole to comment on! He is never satisfied with any answer!

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Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by tintingz(m): 9:16am On Jul 06, 2020
Rashduct4luv:
grin

I think we all should leave you alone to wallow in your frustrations!

It's like you're sick and tired of some Muslims so you think you can transfer that aggression online to other Muslims.

Lost course!

Answer him once he'll always look for another loophole to comment on! He is never satisfied with any answer!

Red herring!
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by tintingz(m): 9:17am On Jul 06, 2020
Aegerine:


Your life, your path.

No matter how hard you try, Allah is Allah, your weak and inconsequential you is you

Still not perfect.
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by Rilwayne001: 2:31pm On Jul 06, 2020
Aegerine:

You were given a very beautiful illustration of the Sun as to whether it can be referred to as heat or light based on the fact that it gives out both.. I think that jolts your memory.


Very beautiful illustration for any intellectually honest being to reason with. You don't expect an unintelligent dishonest being to reason with this at all.

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Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by Aegerine: 2:56pm On Jul 06, 2020
Rilwayne001:


Very beautiful illustration for any intellectually honest being to reason with. You don't expect an unintelligent dishonest being to reason with this at all.

That is true actually true.

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Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by tintingz(m): 4:29pm On Jul 06, 2020
Rilwayne001:


Very beautiful illustration for any intellectually honest being to reason with. You don't expect an unintelligent dishonest being to reason with this at all.

Tell me, does the sun claim to be giving out only light?
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by LabuleofNigeria: 7:28pm On Jul 06, 2020
tintingz:
Allah cleansed the world with flood because of the evil and sins in the world, all living creatures were killed except for Noah, his family and some few animals but why didn't Allah kill Satan too since he's said to be the chief of evil?

Was there a confusion?

Or Allah kept Satan alive for his plan?

Or he isn't capable of killing Satan?

You claimed to have been a Muslim. Did you skipped to read how Allah has promised to grant Shaitan longetivity and power ?
Havent you heard the story of Job. God promised to preserve shaitan until the last day.
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by tintingz(m): 7:36pm On Jul 06, 2020
LabuleofNigeria:


You claimed to have been a Muslim. Did you skipped to read how Allah has promised to grant Shaitan longetivity and power ?
Havent you heard the story of Job. God promised to preserve shaitan until the last day.

Ok, So can we say God is the bad guy here?
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by LabuleofNigeria: 7:52pm On Jul 06, 2020
tintingz:


Ok, So can we say God is the bad guy here?

Yeah..... (the begining & the end)
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by tintingz(m): 7:53pm On Jul 06, 2020
LabuleofNigeria:


Yeah..... (the begining & the end)


Okay. Thanks. cheesy
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by LabuleofNigeria: 7:58pm On Jul 06, 2020
Thread Closed
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by tintingz(m): 11:14pm On Jul 06, 2020
LabuleofNigeria:
Thread Closed

Who send you? grin
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by Rashduct4luv(m): 9:48am On Jul 08, 2020
tintingz:


Red herring!

I think your existence can also be described as a "Red herring" too!

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Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by sino(m): 1:58pm On Jul 08, 2020
Rashduct4luv:
grin

I think we all should leave you alone to wallow in your frustrations!

It's like you're sick and tired of some Muslims so you think you can transfer that aggression online to other Muslims.

Lost course!

Answer him once he'll always look for another loophole to comment on! He is never satisfied with any answer!

@bold, I had one time interrogated his purpose on here with his numerous posts (which are mostly questions), and he answered that he would like us to be skeptics... Aside from some of his inane responses and turning logic on its head, he is fully into the rabbit hole of radical skepticism! For every rational explanation you provide, he is skeptical and would bring up more doubts, and the process would continue, except you leave him at his state of perpetual skepticism. Once the fundamental knowledge about our reality are in doubt and such doubts have metamorphosed into a 'belief system', then there is no amount of philosophical/rational arguments that would satisfy such an individual.

As Muslims, we can only present the true and
fundamental knowledge of God, our purpose and reality based on the Qur'an and the teachings of the Prophet (SAW) to these individuals, it is left to them to be sincere with themselves or continue in their state of perpetual uncertainty.

My disposition to atheist who won't stop arguing and always seek physical evidence for God, or something of sorts, at the end of the day is the verse of the Qur'an below :

"Do they [then] wait for anything except that the angels should come to them or your Lord should come or that there come some of the signs of your Lord? The Day that some of the signs of your Lord will come no soul will benefit from its faith as long as it had not believed before or had earned through its faith some good. Say, "Wait. Indeed, we [also] are waiting."" (Qur'an 6:158)

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Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by Rashduct4luv(m): 3:53pm On Jul 08, 2020
sino:


@bold, I had one time interrogated his purpose on here with his numerous posts (which are mostly questions), and he answered that he would like us to be skeptics... Aside from some of his inane responses and turning logic on its head, he is fully into the rabbit hole of radical skepticism! For every rational explanation you provide, he is skeptical and would bring up more doubts, and the process would continue, except you leave him at his state of perpetual skepticism. Once the fundamental knowledge about our reality are in doubt and such doubts have metamorphosed into a 'belief system', then there is no amount of philosophical/rational arguments that would satisfy such an individual.

As Muslims, we can only present the true and
fundamental knowledge of God, our purpose and reality based on the Qur'an and the teachings of the Prophet (SAW) to these individuals, it is left to them to be sincere with themselves or continue in their state of perpetual uncertainty.

My disposition to atheist who won't stop arguing and always seek physical evidence for God, or something of sorts, at the end of the day is the verse of the Qur'an below :

"Do they [then] wait for anything except that the angels should come to them or your Lord should come or that there come some of the signs of your Lord? The Day that some of the signs of your Lord will come no soul will benefit from its faith as long as it had not believed before or had earned through its faith some good. Say, "Wait. Indeed, we [also] are waiting."" (Qur'an 6:158)

Jazaak Allahu khayran bro.

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Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by tintingz(m): 4:01pm On Jul 08, 2020
Rashduct4luv:


I think your existence can also be described as a "Red herring" too!
Oh really? how?
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by tintingz(m): 4:08pm On Jul 08, 2020
sino:


@bold, I had one time interrogated his purpose on here with his numerous posts (which are mostly questions), and he answered that he would like us to be skeptics... Aside from some of his inane responses and turning logic on its head, he is fully into the rabbit hole of radical skepticism! For every rational explanation you provide, he is skeptical and would bring up more doubts, and the process would continue, except you leave him at his state of perpetual skepticism. Once the fundamental knowledge about our reality are in doubt and such doubts have metamorphosed into a 'belief system', then there is no amount of philosophical/rational arguments that would satisfy such an individual.

As Muslims, we can only present the true and
fundamental knowledge of God, our purpose and reality based on the Qur'an and the teachings of the Prophet (SAW) to these individuals, it is left to them to be sincere with themselves or continue in their state of perpetual uncertainty.

My disposition to atheist who won't stop arguing and always seek physical evidence for God, or something of sorts, at the end of the day is the verse of the Qur'an below :

"Do they [then] wait for anything except that the angels should come to them or your Lord should come or that there come some of the signs of your Lord? The Day that some of the signs of your Lord will come no soul will benefit from its faith as long as it had not believed before or had earned through its faith some good. [b]Say, "Wait. Indeed, we [also] are waiting[b]."" (Qur'an 6:158)

Epistemology, Ontology Philosophy Is not your thing obviously and not most Muslims thing.

Well there's an invisible green winged fire breathing rabbit in space, don't doubt nor question it, it's there.
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by sino(m): 7:54am On Jul 09, 2020
Rashduct4luv:


Jazaak Allahu khayran bro.
Wa antum fa jazakumullahu khayran.

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Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by sino(m): 8:20am On Jul 09, 2020
tintingz:


Epistemology, Ontology Philosophy Is not your thing obviously and not most Muslims thing.

Well there's an invisible green winged fire breathing rabbit in space, don't doubt nor question it, it's there.

You know what you imagined up here does not exist, you don't need philosophical argumentations to know for certain that what you just imagined doesn't exist! Well except, you are really psychotic wink you may start employing all the tools of your radical skepticism to doubt...

When it comes to the existence of God, the creator of the universe, you have admitted in some of our exchanges that you do not know, and I say in that your response, there is that possibility of a creator of the universe! So God and your imaginary friend are not on the same level when it comes to what exist and what doesn't.

One of the certainty deep down in all individual for example, is the fact that it is impossible for something to exist in our world without being caused, so you will always look dumb if you for example claim that the iPhone had no inventor, you know, just came to existence by itself! You do not need philosophical argumentations to know that is nonsense, so how come you believe that your existence was not caused or the earth or the universe?!

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Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by tintingz(m): 9:48am On Jul 09, 2020
sino:


You know what you imagined up here does not exist, you don't need philosophical argumentations to know for certain that what you just imagined doesn't exist! Well except, you are really psychotic wink you may start employing all the tools of your radical skepticism to doubt...

When it comes to the existence of God, the creator of the universe, you have admitted in some of our exchanges that you do not know, and I say in that your response, there is that possibility of a creator of the universe! So God and your imaginary friend are not on the same level when it comes to what exist and what doesn't.

One of the certainty deep down in all individual for example, is the fact that it is impossible for something to exist in our world without being caused, so you will always look dumb if you for example claim that the iPhone had no inventor, you know, just came to existence by itself! You do not need philosophical argumentations to know that is nonsense, so how come you believe that your existence was not caused or the earth or the universe?!

How did you know an invisible green winged fire breathing rabbit doesn't exist in space?

Can we say your Prophet was psychotic when he sees angels and rode on flying donkey and even believe a bowl of meal pray for forgiveness?

- And correction at bolded, a first cause may exist(it can be anything, it can be an invisible winged alien rabbit), doesn't equate to god talkless of Allah. Allah is in the same category with the winged rabbit.
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by sino(m): 11:21am On Jul 09, 2020
tintingz:


How did you know an invisible green winged fire breathing rabbit doesn't exist in space?


This is a good example of your plight... You are asking me about what you know isn't real, because you just imagined it, now you want to argue about it?! undecided



Can we say your Prophet was psychotic when he sees angels and rode on flying donkey and even believe a bowl of meal pray for forgiveness?


Are you claiming to be seeing an invisible green winged fire breathing rabbit?!


- And correction at bolded, a first cause may exist(it can be anything, it can be an invisible winged alien rabbit), doesn't equate to god talkless of Allah. Allah is in the same category with the winged rabbit.

Yeah, this brings me to another fundamental knowledge you don't need philosophical argumentations for. If I told you that a carpenter with no medical help and training, performed an open heart surgery, would you believe?! How can you then claim that the first cause for all that exist can be anything, and going further to even say an invisible winged alien rabbit is looney and ludicrous!

You do not know, you are not sure, you are in doubts, and you are questioning everything... This is the perpetual uncertainty you are afflicted with and you my friend are on the fringes...

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Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by tintingz(m): 12:15pm On Jul 09, 2020
sino:


This is a good example of your plight... You are asking me about what you know isn't real, because you just imagined it, now you want to argue about it?! undecided
I know it's real, how do you know it isn't real?

Are you claiming to be seeing an invisible green winged fire breathing rabbit?!
Was your Prophet psychotic?

Yeah, this brings me to another fundamental knowledge you don't need philosophical argumentations for. If I told you that a carpenter with no medical help and training, performed an open heart surgery, would you believe?! How can you then claim that the first cause for all that exist can be anything, and going further to even say an invisible winged alien rabbit is looney and ludicrous!

You do not know, you are not sure, you are in doubts, and you are questioning everything... This is the perpetual uncertainty you are afflicted with and you my friend are on the fringes...


If there's a first cause, what's it?
Re: Noah's Story: Why Didn't Allah Kill Satan? by sino(m): 12:46pm On Jul 09, 2020
tintingz:
I know it's real, how do you know it isn't real?

Although I have answered you multiple times, but let's turn this around...

Okay, I acknowledge as you claim that you are seeing an invisible green winged fire breathing rabbit, I can't argue with what you claim to experience and believe to be true! Can you now with your philosophical argumentations prove to me that what you see is real and not imagined?! I mean with your skepticism, prove what you claim here exist and real?! Do you doubt what you claim to see is real?!


Was your Prophet psychotic?

No, he wasn't.



If there's a first cause, what's it?

Lol, this is a silly question to ask a Muslim In an Islamic section!

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