@jesutobayo@AbuUbayy1 Talking as if a tribe is owned by a linage.
No one knows you. Keep your hatred to yourself. Go and pour palm oil on your filthy shrine. Èsù is waiting for you.
@Abdulafeez9434@siddiiqaan_1 ....wage war against Islam after renouncing it.
By the way, individuals are not expected to carry out the judgement on their own. Government are those to do so. Don't forget: only in Islamic state, and when the renouncer proceeds cause problem.
@Abdulafeez9434@siddiiqaan_1 The people you do not want to offend have something similar in their books. Deuteronomy 13 and 17. Sunnan Ibn Majah 2533, but the rule is only applicable when we are in Islamic state and also has an explanation as explained by the scholars: The apostate must be someone who......
The self-awareness to quickly recognise and accept how similar you are to your parents is incredibly valuable. You begin to identify their strengths early enough to refine them into something even more useful in your own life, while also recognising the patterns of thinking, behaviour and decision-making that led to their mistakes before you repeat them.
Being in denial about those similarities doesn’t help. Genetics, temperament, upbringing and years of observing their behaviour all influence who we become. The earlier you recognise what you’ve inherited and what you’ve learned from them, the more deliberately you can decide what to preserve, improve or unlearn.
@sorinmp4@yaqe8n It seems you have yet to comprehend what I am saying. This is about picking a begining and an ending for a dynamic calendar.
Assuming he picked two days and wrote that either of them would mark the commencement of Ramadan, then that is proper but doing otherwise is discouraged.
Ibn al-Jawzi (may Allah have mercy on him) said:
'Punishment may be delayed and come at the end of life. Oh, how long the stumbling will be in old age due to sins committed in youth!'"
[Sayd al-Khatir - 315]
@Champ30481751@mrsanwo Islam entails. From 5 daily solaat to Complete hajj guide, to zakaat, and many other activities we engage. And who the Qur'an points to is the one who received it: Prophet Muhammad, SallaLlāhu alayhi wa sallam.
@Champ30481751@mrsanwo You're not ready to learn: that is your problem. We take our practices from two sources: Qur'an and Sunnah. Had it been you read his response, you would have understood.
Yeah Qur'an is a complete book of guidance. It points to where from which we could find what.....