@UncYoda I wouldn’t say easiest, no major religion banned slavery but also no major religion had such strict requirements for acquisition and treatment either.
Bir genç, bir medrese hocasına:
"Batılılar çalıştı, Ay'a çıktı; siz ise hâlâ Buhârî okuyorsunuz." der.
Hoca da şu cevabı verir:
"Mahlûk mahlûka ulaşmış, biz Hâlık'a ulaşmak istiyoruz. Lâkin aramızda müflis olan sadece sensin. Ne onlarla Ay'a ulaştın ne de bizimle Buhârî okudun."
“Notice you took it off for the presentation?” Yes because it’s lowkey incredibly insulting to assume that most students wouldn’t just. . .do exactly that?
So he can admit there are various factors and constraints in their home countries that keep them from being successful, but can’t see it with us?? He built a career off of selective and willful ignorance. Why do the real ones always go first😭
you know what's funny? the narrative of arab/muslim colonialism in africa was created by western colonizers to deflect from and justify western colonialism, it didn't happen how they claimed. and this guy using it is probably to grift his way into support from ignorant christians
Most of the Biblical Prophets foretold the coming of Muhammad ﷺ.
Moses (Deut. 18:15–20)
Solomon (Song 5:16)
Isaiah (Isa. 42)
David (Psalm 74)
Daniel (Dan. 2 & 7)
Jesus (John 14–16).
The Torah & Injeel point to his arrival. 🤍
One of the greatest myths of the modern era is people who think they Can Escape Organized Religion
That's why I laugh
Whenever someone says they reject organized religion, I always wonder what they imagine the alternative is.
Disorganized religion?
There is no space in which spiritual ideas are not organized, and yes im talking about you, the one who constantly says " I'm spiritual but not religious''
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The greatest challenge for any raging internet atheist is their own lack of knowledge
and their astonishing levels of obtuse idiocy. Interestingly, a cognitive scientist at the University of Oxford conducted a study to investigate this claim, and they found that children naturally exhibit an innate cognitive bias toward believing in a purposeful, intelligent designer or Creator, even without formal religious instruction. Cognitive scientists call this tendency “intuitive theism”, or an innate receptivity to the idea of God, suggesting that humans are naturally wired to infer the presence of intentional agents behind complex phenomena, even before other beliefs are introduced into their minds.
Ex-Muslim: I encountered Jesus.
Me: You're lying.
Ex-Muslim: I'm telling you the truth.
Me: Why don't I encounter him too?
Ex-Muslim: Pray to Him with an open mind, He will come to you.
Me: I will do that.
[One week later]
Me: After a week, I also encountered Jesus.
Ex-Muslim: you see, did he talk to you, What did He say?
Me: He said, _“Listen to me.”_
Ex-Muslim: See, I told you.
Me: He said I should tell everybody that Islam is the true religion of God. Prophet Muhammad is the last prophet of Allah.
Ex-Muslim: No... you didn’t encounter Him.
Me: But you just said I did. If Jesus Himself told you Islam is true, will you believe Him, or will you call Him a liar too?
Ex-Muslim: ...silence.
Are we supposed to believe everyone who said they encountered Jesus or not?
The truth is all of them are liars.
A big reason many murtads and ex-Muslims struggle with obligations such as salah, hijab, fasting, and other Obligatory acts of worship is that they dont believe in Humility and showing empathy to the next human ,they suffer from the disease of Ego these practices require humility before something greater than oneself.
Think about it; at the very core Islam is built on submission to God, not self-expression as the highest value.Take for example the obligatory Salah ;it is one of the greatest equalizers ever devised. Whether you are rich or poor, powerful or powerless, a king or a laborer, you stand shoulder to shoulder and perform the exact same prayer. No one gets a special version of worship because of their status.
The same principle exists During Hajj, a millionaire wears the same simple garments as an ordinary believer.
In the modern culture that increasingly treats personal autonomy as the highest good, acts that demand discipline, obedience, and humility can feel restrictive. But from the Islamic perspective, their purpose is precisely to remind human beings that they are servants of God first, and that worldly distinctions ultimately mean very little before Him.