@TheBasedMother@alieforza Judaism but doesn’t share same attributes with both Christianity and Judaism. Now concept is just an idea but attributes are real distinguishable characteristics of an entity. So Islam claim of monotheism doesn’t weigh much here, and not necessarily make it an Abrahamic religion
@TheBasedMother@alieforza bcos similar in concept doesn’t imply similarity in properties(attributes)
Judaism, Christianity and Islam are both different religions,
While Christianity and Judaism share different god concept, they do share same attributes about god, Islam share same concept of god with
@alieforza without the Bible there’s no way you can validate your faith as a continuation of Abrahamic religions, bcos the Quran can’t be claim and also the evidence, and since the Quran contradicts the two other Abrahamic religions, how then do you prove that the Quran isn’t the wrong book
@alieforza How can you distinguish both? Are you saying god’s inspiration isn’t identical to his intentions? Philosophically both are same, the differences are just play of words.
Also how can you not trust the Bible as Muslim? You definitely fall into epistemological dilemma bcos
@MiddIePath@Bushra1Shaikh French school dress code is “causal dressing” I ask you how many times have you seen French ppl going to school with their cultural dresses? How many time do you see JP women in schools with kimono? Why common sense isn’t common anymore?
@MiddIePath@Bushra1Shaikh Abaya despite being a traditional clothing has absorbed religious symbolism in the Muslim world. You can’t deny that it’s not religiously affiliated, otherwise why women are not allowed to wear short dresses in the Muslim world? Would guys also accept short dresses as the social
@MiddIePath@Bushra1Shaikh norms as Abaya? No! Because abaya align perfectly with Islamic dressing code thus becoming an ideal dress for Muslim women therefore it’s religiously affiliated.
@MiddIePath@Bushra1Shaikh Oh my how many times do I’ve educate you on this? When did I say French law is against wearing of cultural clothing to school? I was saying that school is a place for learning and not a fashion parade show, using common sense you should understand what I was trying to get at.
@pearlythingz@LayahHeilpern Pearl represents good force, even though she can say stupid stuffs sometimes but the essence of her message is great.
But don’t just focus on women, call men out for their wrong doings as well.
@MiddIePath@Bushra1Shaikh Parade, You’re meant to dress appropriately, it’s not a place you’re meant to come and show off your religious or cultural heritage.
@MiddIePath@Bushra1Shaikh You accused me of flawed logic yet your very first paragraph is a strawman fallacy. Never said every loose or long dress has a religious symbolism, in the case of abaya it does have.
Again you don’t see JP women wearing kimono to school, schools are not places for fashion