It turns out that Islamophobia is on the rise everywhere.
Yet, quite a few of their own citizens live in Muslim-majority countries, and no one forbids Japanese citizens from worshipping the sun.
๐จ๐ฏ๐ต Japanโs firm stance on Islam:
โข Halal: Not banned, but refused
โข Mosques: Not banned, but very hard to build
โข Call to prayer: Leads to deportation
โข Burka: Banned in public
Essentially: Islam not welcome.
Should we copy Japan?
A. Yes
B. No
@hotahotasa45082 Is one permitted to visit or live only in a place that aligns 100% with one's beliefs? If so, there is hardly any country in the world where anyone could live, as every nation has aspects that certain groups do not approve of.
@RealShahriqKhan The questions are...
1. Where did Moses say Passover was a prophecy of the Messiah's death?
2. Where did the prophets before Jesus teach this doctrine?
3. Why didn't Jews who received the Torah for over 1,000 years understand Passover as a prophecy of the crucifixion?
@george365086673@Hilmi28 Naudzubillah min Dzalik Yaa Allohhhh
Jauhkan kami dari pemikiran menyimpang kaum nabi Lut.
ุฑูุจูู ููุฌููููู ููุฃูููููู ู ูู ููุง ููุนูู ูููููู
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"Wahai Rabbku, lindungilah aku dan keluargaku dari perbuatan -menyimpang kaum LGBT- mereka".
Aamiin Allahumma Aamiin
@RealShahriqKhan 6. From an Islamic perspective, God's love is seen without incarnation.
A Muslim might answer:
God created us, provided sustenance,sent prophets,opened the door of repentance even before death, forgave sins without asking for anyone's blood, and promised paradise to the faithful.
@RealShahriqKhan 5. The claim "no prophet claimed to be a sacrifice for humanity" does not prove its truth.
The uniqueness of a teaching does not automatically make it true.
For example, someone may teach something that no one has ever taught before, but its truth still needs to be proven.
@RealShahriqKhan 4. The concept of "God's sacrifice" raises other questions
If Jesus is God and became the sacrifice for human sins, then the question arises:
Who received the sacrifice?
Did God sacrifice God to God?
If God is merciful, why does there have to be blood first?
@RealShahriqKhan God helps without experiencing the weaknesses of human beings. A king can forgive his subjects without first becoming one. Therefore, love is illogical if it is used as a reason for God to become human.
@RealShahriqKhan 3. Love does not require God to become human. The argument assumes: "If God truly loves humanity, then He must become human and suffer." However, that is only a theological assumption. In Islam: God forgives without being crucified. God loves without becoming human.
@RealShahriqKhan 2. Experiencing suffering does not automatically prove divinity. The argument above is essentially: "Jesus was hungry, tired, slept, and bled out of love." But the question is: Are hunger, sleep, and bleeding attributes of God or human nature? If someone says:
@RealShahriqKhan God is hungry God sleeps God bleeds God dies Then, from the perspective of monotheism, that would indicate limitations unbecoming of God. The Quran states:"Allah, there is no god but He, the Ever-Living, the Sustainer of His creation.He neither slumbers nor sleeps." (Quran 2:255)