@AzatAlsalim Surprised? England sought to impose Eurocentric ideology & Christianity in the 19th cent. on their colonised populations specifically w/ Hindus & Muslims in India.. why complain now when Muslims preach in the “free world” that once tried to rule them…you reap what you sow
@Crypto44H32665 @pavvlovvsky13 @iamyesyouareno Yes science holds all truth to a moral, spiritual, and selfless way of life…science isn’t an issue in Islam (note Islam’s golden age and modern contributions by Muslims scientists). But science and religion seek to answer two fundamental different questions with little overlap
@iamyesyouareno Perhaps you haven’t heard of Islam’s golden age and advancements continuously made by Muslims globally, some of which are foundational to societies who enjoy a technologically advanced way of life in modern times. Here’s to start off your bigoted mindset https://t.co/IxvOpZ9MBm
@enformedcitizen @Nauman_majid69 He was called a saint, a mystic bc he was given to prayer, secluded religious studies, & meditation, was called the greatest defender of Islam, a righteous servant, a learned Ulema and even as a child one with exceptional manners. There are tons of narrations from his early life.
@enformedcitizen @Nauman_majid69 The early life of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) up to the age of 40 (2/3 of his life) was not widely documented. There are decades missing of any narration whatsoever. The same people that called him Al Amin are the same that called him Kahzab after his claim. Same with MGA (AS).
@Ahmadiyyafacts Yeah you telling me I got it wrong means I got it wrong. Again with the self-righteousness. Stop kidding yourself. Your character shows. It clearly means spiritual therapy but enjoy your laugh about it. Again not answering the point made…
@Ahmadiyyafacts Putr? Definitely seems so with the basic research put into your pg & the blog. And you know my qualifications? Now answer the response-it’s the same thing the Qur’an states and the Prophet (SAW) said. But 1400 years later & most of the world still disbelieves..and? Difference?
@FindKnowledge4 @Ahmadiyyafacts Srry didn’t see. Open to discussion/sincere convo & to try answering questions. Not into a bout of superiority of knowledge or disrespect. That sounds immature and arrogant to me. Too old for that and no purpose. Enough debates & info out there to satisfy a sincere searcher.
@enformedcitizen @Ahmadiyyafacts Why disingenuous? There’s enough written info w/references. Here’s to help you start:
https://t.co/ug8N74QM5m
https://t.co/CxmvehDlu7
https://t.co/f1Xn3P5f8b
There’s a ton more, notably by his contemporaries and later opponents, some of which are noted in the above articles.
@FindKnowledge4 I’m responding to a post you made mocking religious beliefs of 3 major world religions (scenes from Noah, Moses, Jesus’ stories) & of Ahmadiyya. Why post a mockery if you can’t handle a response? Everything is a cult to you. Try intellectual thought.
@FindKnowledge4 I’m a student of comparative religion for 20+ yrs - something my ‘cult’ encourages (which shouldn’t if it were). I can read. It sounds idiotic to me so I disagree. Can’t handle that? Your “freethinking” identity seems weak & closed off. No one can respond to the mighty Damon lol
@FindKnowledge4 Not wanting to associate is one thing.
Not being allowed to is another. We are humans. We base chosen relationships on some levels of compatibility & similarities. Despite that, we, like other humans, have long friendships/partnerships with peoples of other faiths or no faith.
@FindKnowledge4 Read your repost again. The quote says “hear the truth” not associate unless I can’t read. By talking, reading & engaging a society not in line with our beliefs (like in US), we can hear and see, don’t worry. In fact, we are encouraged to.
@FindKnowledge4 Glad you’re finally thinking for yourself? Good for you. Enjoy it. Feels good doesn’t it? I, or any other follower of a religious group/sect wouldn’t know. Please teach us more about being confused all the time. We’re all ears.