@Criter10n I'm not a scholar, but I assume the closest term is 'unarmed' or 'innocent'. Allah knows best. Many news reports have provided evidence that the IDF killed many Israelis by friendly-fire (IMO, likely all the children's deaths are the IDF's fault due to their lack of evidence).
@Criter10n That bit of context that you left out is important, because many pro-Israelis might then go and misuse your statement and relay that Islam (falsely) permits killing civilians. Which it doesn't. But the case changes, as Palestine is being attacked and Hamas is defending on ground.
@Criter10n You did not translate it entirely. He said "Even if it were between Hamas and Israel, we are with Hamas... in this time. Even though we may be conflicted on many things [that Hamas believes or does], but if the case has become between Islam and Kufr then we are with Islam."
@nsfcom2@freemonotheist If it helps someone struggling to establish their 5 daily prayers, then it possibly should be counted. It’s meant to demonstrate how simple it is. People put countless hours in wasting time, it shows they can spare time and effort for prayer.
@dr_ansar46@freemonotheist 25 minutes? What do you mean ‘complete’ prayer? How does it take you this long? Even fard prayers at Masjid Al-Haram, in Mecca, take nowhere near 25 minutes from what I’ve seen (on average). And this is about making it easy for people who struggle to complete their 5 prayers.
@m_bare3ah @halalhomer_ The post is inferring that prophets and messengers could have been sent to all these people. Perhaps these faiths started out as true Islam thousands of years ago and yet human corruption introduced multiple gods or corruption in their books, which made them false religions.
@h_plus_a @NoahJatta2612 @nuriyahk@DQorax Rather than making assumptions which will ruin you, I suggest you go to a scholar, sheikh, or imam to explain to you what you don’t understand. Since you don’t understand Arabic: it says “even if he was Ethiopian, (and even) if his head WAS like a raisin.”
@khanday_aftab @AbuHafsah1 This isn’t a solution. It’s self harm. And permanently altering your body (tattoo?). When the prophet SAWS was asked by men who wanted to pay prostitutes, he recommended fasting. The desperate among them asked if they could cut their private parts, and ofcourse that’s forbidden.
@PapaDocLives @hamza_den Perhaps others tried. Individuals like that do more harm than good… they are literally doing the opposite of Da’wah and pushing people away from Islam by spewing nonsense. If he could not stop yelling to hear Hamza speak, I sincerely doubt he could calmly sit through this video.
@justsay51706948@arka0879@freemonotheist Everything is the creator’s plan. Quran 51:47 We built the universe with ˹great˺ might, and We are certainly expanding ˹it˺.
@SwordShadow13@coolidge_marcus@Bob_cart124 To Christians, it’s not an iftar meal, it’s just a gathering meal… which is fine. To Muslims it’s called an iftar. Iftar means ‘breaking of fast’. Christians weren’t fasting that day, fasting for us is a form of worship, and since you weren’t fasting, you weren’t worshipping.
@The_Rawza@s_sheikh09 The prophet SAWS frequently spoke about treating animals with care and admonished those who are cruel to them. People at the time still suffered from hunger, poverty, illnesses, etc. He didn’t ignore them, but he also gave attention to other aspects of our religion as needed.
@The_Rawza@s_sheikh09 What? So we ignore all problems until the biggest and most difficult to solve are over? How does that make sense?
Are you actively solving that crisis right now? Or do we sit around and wait for someone to solve it, while occasionally mentioning it and feeling bad?
@daredradical @Thebes_b0t @abdussalaamMMA @michaelmilko @jakeshieldsajj@SameeraKhan Imam al-Shafi’i, may Allah be pleased with him, said in his poetry, “If a fool speaks to you, do not answer him, for the best answer is silence. If you speak to him, you have delighted him. If you leave him, he nearly dies in anguish.”
Source: Dīwān al-Imām al-Shāfi’ī 38
@F4H1M1997 @TokRaja9@muslimbants Third, I urge you to put your ego to the side. It’s clear you’re looking to argue for the sake of arguing when you don’t even acknowledge the Hadith I relayed which corrected your previous false statement about “children born as kafirs” because they’re ‘bastards’.
@F4H1M1997 @TokRaja9@muslimbants Firstly, you’re here passing judgement and using “ffs”… isn’t everything we do only for Allahs sake? Avoid cursing when talking about Islam. Second, there are actions that harm the community and actions that harm individuals. You’re still punished if you’re ignorant of sharia.
@F4H1M1997 @TokRaja9@muslimbants “Any basic ounce of knowledge knows that such acts are haram” It’s unfortunate how easy you pass judgement. Until you speak with an individual, you have absolutely zero right to pass judgement, that’s for Allah. Until then we don’t know if they were ignorant, knowledgeable, etc.
@F4H1M1997 @TokRaja9@muslimbants A bastard child is not born a kafir. “The mother of every person gives him birth according to his true nature. It is subsequently his parents who make him a Jew or a Christian or a Magian. Had his parents been Muslim he would have also remained a Muslim…” Sahih Muslim 2659
@F4H1M1997 @TokRaja9@muslimbants Not necessarily. If his mother regarded it as permissible at the time, knowing it’s haram, that would make her a kafir, therefore the marriage is legitimate between Kuffar. I’m not sure about what the ruling is if she regards it permissible and ignorant that it’s haram…