"The enemy is Gaza, not Hamas.”
Speaking to the Jerusalem Post, Israeli politician Moshe Feiglin said that the entire population in Gaza, children, are the “enemy”, while framing total forced expulsion, permanent annexation, and settlement in Gaza as a moral obligation
Ed Sheeran’s band, Beoga, have dropped out of his tour:
“We have made the decision to depart as Ed Sheeran's band on the remaining US Loop tour, following the silencing of Macklemore by zionist lobbies.”
@ThathxSath@deusimpera Therefore when a passage agrees with the Qur’an, we don’t have to say “this exact wording must be original.” And when it disagrees we don’t say “corrupted, end of discussion.” We believe the Quran is the criterion and that’s how we judge.
@ThathxSath@deusimpera U just shot yourself in the leg my friend lol.That’s exactly what u guys did with the Old Testament ,whenever a passage is literally interpreted by Jews as having nothing to do with Jesus, Christians often argue that it has a deeper meaning or was ultimately fulfilled in Christ!
@julians464646@deusimpera Circular reasoning: “Muhammad is false, therefore what he did is weird. What he did is weird, therefore he must be false.”
And saying “he never healed or done miracles” Qur’an and Sunnah disagree. U r free to reject those claims, but asserting they never happened is ignorant.
@ThathxSath@deusimpera And we don’t claim that every word or practice in the Bible is “corrupted” brother! The Islamic position is that the original revelation was genuine, while the texts we have today contain both remnants of revelation and later alterations.
@ThathxSath@deusimpera If you’re not a believer, then obviously seeking blessings from a holy person whether Jesus or Muhammad won’t make sense to you. I already explained why Muslims don’t consider tahnīk disgusting or immoral! You can reject the belief but that doesn’t make the practice wrong!
@julians464646@deusimpera It’s a known practice called “tahnik” a date is softened by chewing . As for why the Prophet ﷺ did it himself, we understand it as a Sunnah and an an act of seeking blessing through the prophet pbuh. And remember Jesus is also described using saliva in healing (Mark 7:33).
@deusimpera Jewish tradition also describes rubbing an infant’s palate with a chewed fig (ḥănîkhā).
So spare us the fake outrage . You can reject Islam, but pretending this kind of thing is uniquely “disgusting” when it appears in Islam but ignore it in Christianity and Judaism is pathetic
@deusimpera If you’re going to clutch your pearls over one hadith, at least apply the same standard to your own scriptures.
Jesus literally spat and put his saliva on a man’s tongue (Mark 7:33), and used saliva in healing (Mark 8:23; John 9:6).