@Haqiqatjou@EasternSrcs Well ..no. I don't think that propoganda can travel decades back in time.
Anyways...this is not one of the cases of liberals muslims are corrupting or deliberately softening..it is one of the cases where the lack of evidence of total prohibition is astounding.
"I would argue that a historical majority of the Sunni and Shiʿi scholarly class regarded istighātha and other intercessory supplications as permissible. "
You just credited Wahhabism with getting one major thing right against a historical majority, though they the didn't claim the credit.
Anyways ..were this later idolatry presented to Meccan pagans..they would happily accept and abu Lahab will get to be a famous companion.
I checked the first name, Omar Suleman . I don't know who he is, but he would call the example in the post murder, as any abortion post 120 days is such.
Someone doesn't like the idea that ensoulment happened at 120 days ? well ...unfortunately one cannot go back and make Islam more conservative.
@chonkshonk1@Leafywashere00 No it is not open. Blocking , it followed interactions on this post, which is a curious case ..blocking ..editing the trail of discussion afterwards...but anyways ... my replies will delay till then.
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@chonkshonk1@Leafywashere00 Btw ..your comments there appreciated but I won't be able to reply there soon for commenting is blocked by a moderator. So untill a later date maybe
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Very nice. I had to do a very narrow take within this to build just an argument that external historical narratives (as In Jewish/Christian texts) aren't said to be a past revelations. This makes modern discussions like differences between narratives, at least theologically, pointless in itself.
https://t.co/j783dcqPqw
Btw, you may be interested into looking at one of your moderators behavior. Who posted a pure A.I hallucinations as some ICMA analysis ...then deciding that calling it hallucinations is violating Rule 1. Blocking and subsequently changing back his comments to control the damage or engage in discussions where I am blocked from replying. I am certainly not discussing such bot behavior again ..but overall discouraged of the place itself.
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And a second point deserves mentioning. Why would even be there a general classical interset in running deep investigations into the historical reliability of reports ... when in fact they do not claim it.
I recently read claims saying that, researcher X proved that some Hadith, which all centuries was true, proved that it is a later invention. The only point this saya, is someone jumping to collections...without reading the classical discussions concerning the epistemological and historical value of it. This of course is manifesting is the translation Sahih = authentic. The claims by a limited Islamic strand ..magically converted to claims of majority of classical Islam.
There behind this an essential issue, that the method relies on
the reports in certain collections, which are really just a subset of the reports circulated at the time. It gets worst when it implicitly excludes what the collections excluded as unreliable. We end up at best with CLs from a filtered data, not a historical CL.
The important point further in the post you shared ..that the present method initial data collection itself is problematic. Because it relies on the reports survived in the canonical collections. Which are evidently filtered from much larger (different chains for the same or similar contents). This include narrators excluded for being unreliable.
Well ..by not calling the Question false ...he conceded that the "Messiah" ..in Quran ...is more than just a distinguished title. What theological content it carries in Quran ? And how do you know..from Quran itself..that what is described of Jesus..has anything to do with being "The Messiah" ?
The prior revelations are indeed preserved by the time of Quran, and no reason to assume this isn't continuous, and there is not dilemma with this, for their contents are predefined. The arguments to ask people of scriptures , however, has zero to do with this.
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One more handling of he is been directed to "ask" the People of the Scripture
Ref:
“And We certainly gave Moses nine clear signs, so ask the Children of Israel when he came to them, and Pharaoh said to him, ‘Indeed I think you, O Moses, are affected by magic.’” (Q 17:101)
@NeophyteOne Well this is a conclusive statement that you didn't read any of them. They answer to why gives you details you should have otherwise obtain it by hard reading..so don't ask the question.
"They Certainly Did Not Kill Him": Jesus and the Crucifixion in the Qurʾān A Critical Assessment of Modern Non-Denial Readings of Q 4:157
https://t.co/kbpkSaIDsYʾān_A_Critical_Assessment_of_Modern_Non_Denial_Readings_of_Q_4_157
Well ..certainly I can have it both ways. Even without attempting to explain why : The report does not obligate muslims to believe that women mind is deficient. There is nothing to "act upon" in such statement. Which is typically what Hadith necessities : An action, not a belief. The arabic wording summarizes this are : خبر الواحد يفيد العمل، ولا يفيد العلم
Now before your next response, go read about it, and write a learned opinion. I am quick with blocking bots that makes business form expanding into lengthy mindless discussions.