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A spoken word response to those that are ashamed to be Muslim, constantly feeling the need to blend in and give up their faith so that they can finally be accepted.

We must be strong as Muslims as we have already achieved validation from Allah, there really is no need to sell our faith short.

May Allah give us strength, by no means are we saying this is easy, as without the help of Allah, we are all nothing.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gt1IVJIirSw

One of the biggest issues leaving society confused today is not knowing who God is. This is mainly due to the amount of corrupt definitions of God available in the public, from Thor, to Zeus, to both Kanye West and Eminem labeling themselves as "Gods", many of us have either given up on God completely or are left with a misconstrued understanding of who God is.

Literary Miracles of the Quran:
http://manyprophetsonemessage.com/2014/02/02/the-literary-magnificence-of-the-quran/

I present to you God in the most logical and rational sense yet. Ten minutes of your time that would only benefit you if you were truly sincere to find out the truth.

SPECIAL THANKS to Hamza Tzortzis more information from his essay available here:
http://www.hamzatzortzis.com/essays-articles/exploring-the-quran/the-inimitable-quran/

Online Quran available at www.quran.com


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POGgOkPX1gM

JackBizzle:
This talkislam is a foreign bunch of crap.


A joke that is not ready to debate atheists but is just here to get views on their channel.

Does islam teach you guys to be a scam?

Peace.

JackBizzle:
What kind of ignorance?

Have you cured yourself of this ignorance before trying to cure others?

Have you even bothered to look at how muslims are viewed in Australia?

Salam!

Humanistme:
well Muslims here are so tolerant that they don't want to engage with anybody except themselves that's why they have a whole section to themselves.

Salam!

Humanistme:
exactly. he is probably looking for subscribers for the channel.

We have a decent number of subscribers already Insha Allah.

Humanistme:
carry this your thread to Islamic section. thanks.

It doesn't engage a "muslim" or "muslimah" alone.

Peace!

So many of us spend our days fighting over whether or not music is permissible or not, we engage in debates and arguments over the permissibility of instruments, singing, beatboxing etc.

The fact of the matter is, we are well beyond these debates. We have Muslims listening to the worst of music today, to the extent that if we were to remove the instruments entirely, the vocals themselves would still be well beyond sinful.

This video is not to continue the endless debate on music, but rather shed light on the shameless reality of mainstream music today and how cautious we should be to avoid granting it access to our ears.

Allah has given us the Quran, His Noble Book, which He describes as a "healing" and a source of "mercy", so why not find our solace in it instead?

May Allah protect us all.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1dafblZJec

AgentOfAllah:
The video in this post is titled "Muslim vs Atheist". The format of the video suggests it's the Muslim's response to a specific atheist critic in an ongoing debate. Given the format, it is probably better that the duo in the discussion continue at it with each other, so that responses are kept in context. However, I will just make some quick generic observations on the 7 themes which the apologetic in this video touched upon.

1) On the marriage age of Aisha at time mark 1:57: I do agree with the apologetic that to criticise the prophet on this account is a pointless exercise in historian's fallacy. Truth is, it wasn't the morally reprehensible act then, that it is today! The apologetic however, went on to criticise the idea of evolving morality as subjective, claiming that "We [Muslims] have our own OBJECTIVE moral code". Of course, a remark like "Our own objective moral code" is an oxymoron. It is cognitively dissonant to acknowledge the existence of several moral codes and in the same breath, claim that such a thing as objective morality exists. However, what I found particularly disconcerting is his apparent glorification of immutable morality. I don't think a set of 1400 yr old moral codes is something to brandish with pride. It rather speaks to his inability to adapt to the ever evolving realities of existence. The uncomfortable truth for him is that evolution waits for no one, and if we are to learn anything from history, it is that those who don't adapt will extinct. So, by all means, he should feel free to adhere to his anachronistic moral codes with pride.

2) On the cause of the universe at time mark 3:19: He seem to suggest the universe has a cause, therefore, that cause is [his] god. In so far as he has not shown the link between the premise and the conclusion, there is nothing logical about that claim. It is just as much a leap of faith as saying the universe came from nothing.

3) On the doctrine of Jihad at time mark 3:54: Yes, he's right again! The concept of jihad in Islam is more nuanced than the caricatured nonsense about holy wars

4) On the doctrine of Martyrdom at time mark 5:27: His argument about Muslims having a greater incentive to die fighting for justice is as foolish as it is bizarre. Yes, paradise might be a great incentive for Muslims to martyr themselves. An atheist cannot be incentivised to martyrdom with paradise, no doubt, but they could very well be incentivised by the belief it will make life better for their friends/families/countrymen. Only a person who believes paradise is real in the first place can also believe that the pursuit of paradise is greater than the pursuit of comfort for one's own family and so on. Any incentive is only valuable in the mind of its beholder. Ergo, it is absurd to claim one is greater than another if the end result for both is the same.

5) On apostasy at time mark 6:31: The claim that apostasy "does not limit private conscious decisions" is pure unblemished BS. It does! When someone is arrested and tried for apostasy in an Islamic state, the options are: (i) become a Muslim again or (ii) face the sword. It was practiced then, and it is practiced now, in every country that claims sharia as its law. There was never the option of "feel free to practice whatever religion you want, just don't carry out treasonous activities against the state", however loosely they choose define that term. He described this as "Natural Justice". This is a gross perversion of the meanings of both words! There is nothing natural about forcing people to commit to your religion after leaving it, nor can that be said to be just. The hadiths are unequivocal on how apostates should be treated, and they do NOT prescribe mercy.

6) On Muhammed as an example for mercy 8:20: He cited the conquest of Mecca. It is not true that Muhammed was entirely merciful. He certainly didn't forgive everyone when he conquered Mecca. This fact is also recorded in several hadiths.

7) On the use of violence by godless societies at time mark 9:08: This is a very awkward hole to dig himself into. There are far more examples of tyrannical govts in godly societies, playing the role of gods (or claiming to speak for one) than ever can be accounted for in godless societies. The problem here, of course, is bad leadership, and while bad leadership isn't the exclusive preserve of any group, it is far easier to commit heinous acts when god can be used to justify them, than when one knows that the responsibility for such acts is solely their's to bear.

Salam!

plainbibletruth:
Is asking questions not a part of learning?
Please educate us more on these:

Please answer these TRUTHFULLY:
1. Why did your prophet Mohamed attack Khaybar?
2. Did he lead an expedition to Khaybar or was it Khaybar that went against him?

Both questions are interrelated and will be answered together.

When the Muslims fled persecution from Makkah to Madinah, they made treaties with the Banu qaynuqa, Banu Nadir, and other tribes. It was stipulated that they would not help any enemy against the Muslims.

To recap, in previous years, the Banu Qaynuqa were expelled due to waging war against the Muslims and giving the Quraysh military supplies.

The Banu Nadir on the other hand, gave over information to the Quraysh on the weak spots of the Muslims, at the battle of Uhud. So as to give the Quraysh advantage over the Muslims. And they further, also tried assassinating the Prophet (p). With these treacheries committed by them, the Prophet (p) expelled them.

With them getting expelled, some among Banu Qaynuqa and many of the Banu Nadir’s leaders settled in Khaybar. Having the enmity and hatred towards the Muslims, they hatched up plots, and incited other tribes in Arabia to attack the Muslims. Let me just highlight few instances before, where they attacked and killed Muslims, while they were in Khaybar:

1. The people of Khaybar were also involved in the Battle of Trench, when the Muslims were attacked in Madinah with ten thousand troops, again here they sided and waged war against the Muslims.

2. They made the Banu Qurayzah break their pact, and made them side with enemies in attacking the Muslims.

3. Al-Yusayr Ibn Rizam, one of their leaders gathered Banu Ghatafan to attack the Muslims.

We see from the above, that these people were not a peaceful lot. Instead of moving to Khaybar for peace, and get on with life, they used Khaybar as a military headquarters to attack and kill Muslims.

When the Jews of Khaybar hired soldiers from banu Ghatafan to attack Madinah, this was the last straw, and as result a decision was made by Prophet Muhammed pbuh to engage the enemy on their land, and put a stop to their attacks once and for all.

JackBizzle:
You must be joking.

What are you doing here? Does it look like Nigeria needs more islam? Nigeria is far more religious than Australia.

Why don't you got and preach in your country?

We are on a "Jihad" against ignorance, also we're not limited to Nigeria alone.

plainbibletruth:
Please answer these TRUTHFULLY:
1. Why did your prophet Mohamed attack Khaybar?
2. Did he lead an expedition to Khaybar or was it Khaybar that went against him?

Do you want to Learn or Criticize?

jonbellion:
Lol
Fanatics still trying to justify the religion of pisspeace
But we know it for what it really is
Urine

Peace.

Wilgrea7:
cc: AgentofAllah ...

op.. he's an atheist.. i believe you can have the debate with him

Salam!

edicied:
In Islam, the word Jihad means HOLY WAR and not struggle like it means in Arabic so you either lied or just wanna be plain dishonest or again just lying to urself

WHAT JIHAD IS?

1. The Arabic word "jihad" is often translated as "holy war," but in a purely linguistic sense, the word " jihad" means struggling or striving.
2. The arabic word for war is: "al-harb".
3. In a religious sense, as described by the Quran and teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (s), "jihad" has many meanings. It can refer to internal as well as external efforts to be a good Muslims or believer, as well as working to inform people about the faith of Islam.
4. If military jihad is required to protect the faith against others, it can be performed using anything from legal, diplomatic and economic to political means. If there is no peaceful alternative, Islam also allows the use of force, but there are strict rules of engagement. Innocents - such as women, children, or invalids - must never be harmed, and any peaceful overtures from the enemy must be accepted.
5. Military action is therefore only one means of jihad, and is very rare. To highlight this point, the Prophet Mohammed told his followers returning from a military campaign: "This day we have returned from the minor jihad to the major jihad," which he said meant returning from armed battle to the peaceful battle for self-control and betterment.
6. In case military action appears necessary, not everyone can declare jihad. The religious military campaign has to be declared by a proper authority, advised by scholars, who say the religion and people are under threat and violence is imperative to defend them. The concept of "just war" is very important.
7. The concept of jihad has been hijacked by many political and religious groups over the ages in a bid to justify various forms of violence. In most cases, Islamic splinter groups invoked jihad to fight against the established Islamic order. Scholars say this misuse of jihad contradicts Islam.
8. Examples of sanctioned military jihad include the Muslims' defensive battles against the Crusaders in medieval times, and before that some responses by Muslims against Byzantine and Persian attacks during the period of the early Islamic conquests.

WHAT JIHAD IS NOT?

1. Jihad is not a violent concept.
2. Jihad is not a declaration of war against other religions. It is worth noting that the Koran specifically refers to Jews and Christians as "people of the book" who should be protected and respected. All three faiths worship the same God. Allah is just the Arabic word for God, and is used by Christian Arabs as well as Muslims.
3. Military action in the name of Islam has not been common in the history of Islam. Scholars says most calls for violent jihad are not sanctioned by Islam.
4. Warfare in the name of God is not unique to Islam. Other faiths throughout the world have waged wars with religious justifications

Peace!

shadeyinka:
Unconsciously, you just pointed out one of the fundermental difference between the God of Islam and the God of Christians: LOVE

The Bible says "God is Love"
The Bible says "God Loves we humans so much..."

Now answer this:
Is love a position of domination or submission?

What is the proof of love of the God of Islam?

Unfortunately too, Islam has just unconsciously limited the power of God. Is there anything impossible for God?

Christians say nothing is impossible: Islam says many things are impossible.
(God cannot eat, God cannot appear in human form, God Love humans with a passion,....)



The question of the Quran being the last testament is a mere repetition of phrase by Muslims. By what authority? What is the continuation of trend with the "Former Testaments?

Since the quran is the word of Allah dictated to Mohammed and the Older Testaments are Words of Men through inspiration of God, we expect the Quran to be perfect isn't it?

So, question
1. From Quran Sura 1:1-8 who wrote the Quran?
2. How come the author of the Quran mixed up Miriam (Daughter of Amran), the Sister of Aaron with Mary the Mother of Jesus?
3. How come the Author of the quran says the sun set in the mukky waters?
4. How come none of the earlier testaments were dictated by God?
5. How come the author of the Quran doesn't know what Christians refer to as the Trinity of God. The author of the Quran says Trinity is God, Jesus and Mary. Even the most heretic Christian sect do not have this as their definition of Trinity.

This among several




What do Christians believe in?
ONE God who is:
All Powerful
Omniscient
Omnipotent
Omnipresent
Self Existing etc
Who is Triune: Just as a man is Triune (Body, Soul and Spirit)



As far as the author of the Quran is concerned, he believes Christians have manufactured a "wife" for God. So that through the wife, God is said to have a child.

Think for yourself: Is that what Christians Preach? Could it not be that you Muslims have manufactured a false doctrinal position for Christians and stood by it as if it is the truth!



Your last statement of several translations of the Bible is a deliberate defence of ignorance by you Muslims.

You speak about the several "English Translations" of the Bible isn't it?
How many English Translations of the Qur'an do you think exists?

I have read at least six English Translations: from the glorious Quran...Yusuf Ali...Quran for the Muslim Woman etc
Are you aware that there are up to 50 English translations of the Quran?

And yet you peddle misinformation as if it is the pure truth

Do you want to Learn or Criticize?

Peace.

Salam!.

Peace

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Today's world has gone astray, purity is scarce. Sexualisation of society and we've lost touch to our morals. This poem aims to provide a solution. Lend me your ears. #MuslimLove The Anasheed in the Background by Ahmed Bukhatir http://www.facebook.com/talkislam

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Marriage today is struggling. Divorces, adultery, misconceptions, etc are plaguing not only the marriage itself but products of those marriages (my generation and the next). My hope in this poem is to highlight the most frequent and problematic issues marriages face today while also pointing to Allah as the ultimate healer, redeemer, and restorer of every marriage. Whether single or married, my intention would be that this poem would allow you to look more deeply to Allah to either better your current marriage, or prepare for your future marriage. Jesus is our Prophet.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPstjtUTsHE&t=133s

zionmade:
learn Wat? Strapping of bomb? Raping of an underage?
I just want to tell u to call ur version of my God the way u guys call him. Isa. Don't come here and mention Jesus only to be writing rubbish. U know u can't call that name in ur mosque, why call it here?

Salam!

zionmade:
God Forbid!!!!!! if ur Salamis the type that Muslim's in borno state are experiencing, bros I don't need it

Salam!

Do you want to LEARN or CRITICISE?

hfeetham0:
this one makes a whole bunch of sense... pls keep making them..

Salam!

Thanks!

hfeetham0:
wow! precise..

Salam

Thanks!

plainbibletruth:
Learn what?

Are you a teacher?

Salam!

You are here for either of the two purposes.

We am still learning, but you can learn a bit from our videos.

lfleak:
damn frogtard!!, dont procreate... You didn't even counter a single point in the clip.. Just spitting hate..

Salam!

Brother, remember to employ Qur'an 25:63

zionmade:
Are u done with ur rubbish?
Now can u take ur cup of camel urine piss and digest it with slamming ur skull on the ground. then u can find one 9yr old and destroy her organs, tomorrow morning strap urself with a bomb and off u go to get ur own 72 virgins even though I had that it has been increased to 74 because of dollar rise.

That is exactly Wat ur most powerful god loves

Salam!

plainbibletruth:
Are you a teacher or expert of some sort?

When did FACTS become CRITICISM?

Salam!

Again, Do you want to LEARN or CRITICISE?

This is a confusing subject, but I think he is saying things are easier than what we make of it.

A poem I wrote to highlight the difference between Jesus and false religion. This is not an attack upon Christians, so please don't take this as offensive, it's just a means of education and let people know what Jesus was truly sent with. Jesus is a Prophet of Islam, yet a God of Christianity. In Islam God is all Powerful, But in Christianity God was overpowered and crucified on the cross, how can the Almighty God be overpowered, these are just examples for people to think about, we are not forcing you to believe, just ponder and question. The Quran is the final testament, Muhammad is the final Messenger. Islam is the final religion, so no I dont Hate Islam. One God, One God only, He does not beget nor was he begotten, He is the GREATEST. And has no partners. (Holy Quran Ch 112)

Feel free to read up more on the true Jesus here, it will answer all your questions/refutations: http://media.isnet.org/off/Islam/JesusSay/

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"And they say: the Beneficent hath taken unto Himself a Son. Assuredly ye utter a disastrous thing, whereby almost the heavens are torn, and the earth is split asunder and the mountains fall to ruins, that ye ascribe to the Beneficent a son, when it is not meet for (the Majesty of) the Beneficent that He should chose a son. There is none in the heavens and the earth but cometh unto the Beneficent as a slave." (Qur'an 19:88-93).

I wrote this to try and promote a healthy discussion. These are my views and opinions, but that does not mean that you must agree. If you want to defend your views and beliefs please do, but please do it in such a way that will shine a light on your beliefs and not embarrass them. I struggled with whether I should even upload this video or not, but I prayed about it, and you obviously can see the outcome of that. One World, One Love, One God.
(While I appreciate all the Bible quotes, you must respect my belief to question the absoluteness of quotations that have been translated from their original language and passed down from generation to generation by flawed men. If the Bible is truly God's word, why are there different versions of the Bible? The original video claims we should be weary of religion because it has been corrupted by man, I am certainly not disagreeing with that aspect of it, just talking that idea even further to encourage reflection. )


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNGqrzkFp_4