@neurocean@Foooosu7d@ezo2220@tanpukunokami Instead of joking, let's look at the facts. Your own holy book contains very graphic stories and descriptions. Changing the subject to modern cultures doesn't change what is written in your books. It is unfair to judge others while ignoring your own scriptures.
@The_Chidimma Does a womanโs choice to wear the hijab or cover her face prevent her from eating, drinking, going out, shopping, succeeding in her career, or traveling?
โShe can do everything she wants. What does covering her face have to do with her achievements or her life as an individual?
@obioraokeke1@The_Chidimma Does a womanโs choice to wear the hijab or cover her face prevent her from eating, drinking, going out, shopping, succeeding in her career, or traveling?
โShe can do everything she wants. What does covering her face have to do with her achievements or her life as an individual?
@HomoSapiensOSEA@HalalNation_ Do you genuinely believe there is a "real" and a "fake" Jesus? They are the exact same historical figureโtreating one as an imitation just because of different theological interpretations is quite amusing.
@HomoSapiensOSEA@HalalNation_ This is the exact same historical figureโJesus of Nazareth. It is not an "imitation," but rather the divine clarification of his true prophetic identity and monotheistic mission, as revealed directly by God.
@HomoSapiensOSEA@HalalNation_ The Quranic narrative does not seek "validation," but rather restores the original monotheistic message taught by Jesus himself, peeling away later theological additions formulated centuries later.