@TheNawazish87@grok "If you are seeking validation from others, you are admitting your doubt to the world". (Anon)
If you're seeking validation from an AI, you must have serious doubts.
@lastkafir That the Qu'ran requires Islam to "enter every home".
In reality, if that were to happen, one of Allah's greatest tests of humanity has failed. And those responsible for that failure, will be punished for all eternity.
It's one of the most overlooked messages of Islam.
@Elina_Ox Why have basic rules of mathematics gone out of the window?
Anything in paranthesis (brackets) HAS to be calculated first.
Root 81 = 9. So (9+9)/2 = 9.
The square root of 9 is 3.
@LePropheteEli "Mais le messager d'Allah ne le faisait pas".
Pourqoui pas?
Parce que Gabriel avait déjà interdit le voile (Surah 24:31). Son clair commande: "Couvrez vos clivages, pas vos têtes".
@hatmaserat@IjazTheTrini The author's name is in the title. Hence "The Gospel, according to".
They were written on papyrus, which can degrade in a few decades. Hence the earliest fragments date to around 100 AD.
The Qu'ran was on parchment (which lasts centuries). Zayd wrote five copies...
@Ib_bakenawa If veils were pagan dress before Islam, and Gabriel banned them (hence Muhammad refusing to veil his wives)... who brought the veil back?
I saw a debate on it between two Muslims - one advocating veils, the other quoting Muhammad (against it) - but it didn't answer the question.
@hugegrin1 They were delivered - one of the drivers was on Arab tv saying he drove three lorries into Gaza - one was confiscated by Hamas (for their own use) and Hamas has refused permission to put the others up.
All for proaganda purposes.
@Nafeesahxf Not according to the top scholar in Islam - who Mohammad Hijab questioned - begged - to confirm which of the thirty qirat was the "correct" Qu'ran.
https://t.co/KDpp7fP6Sz
@Cross_Roads1968 The formal command to shift the global Qibla direction, came 16-17 months after the Hijra from Mecca to Medina. Before then, Muslims spent nearly 15 YEARS facing Jerusalem.
The change only happened after 'Umar kept banging on about it. And when you read his biography... yikes!
@MundokAdam@John316apologia Where exactly in the Qu'ran does it say that music* & singing is haram?
https://t.co/puZLKJLgpR
https://t.co/r1HVkcnV7V
https://t.co/IAV2dqeHSH
Muhammad used to reprimand 'Umar and Abu Bakr, for ruining people's performances.
https://t.co/m7UJTYGRiD
*bells aren't music...
@ApsanaBegumMP@jeremycorbyn Israel withdrew from the Gaza Strip on September 12, 2005.
Buildings are collapsing because the tunnels Hamas dug undermined their foundations.
And digging up drainpipes (to make rocket launchers) has led to areas flooding with stagnant water.
Hamas is an utter disgrace.
@jjjjovian@Bocephusiq@grok The Qu'ran has no rule on apostacy (or converting). The sharia comes from hadith.
If you ask any Muslim, "Can a hadith - written by men - override Allah?", you're told "No!".
But in the case of "apostacy", sharia contradicts multiple surah. It's an interesting study topic.
@KR3Wmatic "Moses meets the Angel of Death", as recorded in Sahih al-Bukhari 1339 and Sahih al-Bukhari 3407.
So when Waraqah said "oh, that was the angel that Moses!", he was talking about the angel of death.
The same story is Deteronomy Rabbah 11, for added verification.
@j0_szn That's a question I guess Mohammed Hijab's (now ex) wife Aisha, who he met on the da'war circuit, would be qualified to answer.
Her treatment was bad enough - then after he divorced her, he made videos explaining how what he did was permitted in Islam.
She has now left Islam.
@ElfinBrown@y_alibhai@Ed_Miliband@andyburnham Engineers claim Hamas dug up (or blocked) the drainage and sewage pipes. So 20–30 mm of rainfall (which would normally drain away), rapidly pools into stagnant water mixed with raw sewage.
Every time it's repaired, Hamas dismantles the infrastructure. How do you fix that?