@Drewdy210716@HyanBenn@athiestboi So ur now arguing that morality is formed by what people want. suppose that one society collectively believes that exploiting a particular minority is acceptable, while another society believes it is immoral which society is morally correct, and what standard determines that?
@An0nimuslim@Alghurabaaaaaa The Shaykh is advising Muslims to avoid ambiguous wording because IsrΔil is also the name of Prophet YaΚΏqΕ«b ΨΉΩΩΩ Ψ§ΩΨ³ΩΨ§Ω . His advice concerns the wording Muslims should use, not a limitation in Allahβs knowledge.
@FamilieB3@TaymiApologia He is not making an ontological claim that he is God. He is establishing his authority as their spiritual master and leader, teaching them leadership through humility thatβs why he paired "Lord" directly with "Teacher" lol
@arickantona@Overlor58544746@dontlookatmemf1@ArchonAvalon If that label applied, where is the pattern in his life? Because The prophet Muhammad had zero inclination toward pre-pubescent and he spent 25 years of his manhood exclusively with an older widow, and almost all his other wives were older widows and divorcees.π€£π€£
@arickantona@Overlor58544746@dontlookatmemf1@ArchonAvalon What about the Epstein scandal including ur pedo president? What about the sexual abuse scandals involving Christian pastors and Catholic priests? What about politicians who have faced documented allegations of sexual misconduct involving minors?π€£π€£
@CryptoNite360@BANDIfgi@zoomafrika1 For example chapter 3 verse 106 states: "On the Day when some faces will turn white and some faces will turn black..." This refers to the psychological and spiritual state of individuals on the Day of Judgment, regardless of their earthly race.
@CryptoNite360@BANDIfgi@zoomafrika1 This is not referring to skin color, the "white" and "black" in this context refer to the spiritual state or light/darkness of souls, not physical skin color. The Qur'an uses light/whiteness to represent righteousness,& darkness/blackness to represent sin, disbelief, and fire.
"Do not be people without a mind of your own, saying: 'If people do good, we will do good, and if they do wrong, we will do wrong.' Rather, accustom yourselves to do good if people do good, and not to do wrong even if they do evil."
β Sunan at-Tirmidhi (2007)