@MrBang21@djomlabo@statsglobe Because it was addressed to the Companions who were with the Prophet such as Ali, Umar, and Abu Bakr. As for us Muslims we have no need for it nor do we rely on it for our religion
@bigmate_otw@djomlabo@statsglobe The Quran doesnt say that dogs are impure this comes from the Sunnah Al-Shafii considers the dog itself impure based on the hadith while Al-Maliki considers only its saliva impure since the hadith specifically mentions the saliva and does not focus on the dog itself.
@MrBang21@djomlabo@statsglobe the Quran doesnt but the Sunnah does. This goes back to the nature of the two sources. The Quran is a book of creed and provides you as a Muslim, with the general framework of the beliefs you are supposed to hold whereas the Sunnah is like a more detailed explanation of the Quran
@bigmate_otw@djomlabo@statsglobe As ordinary Muslims we are not supposed to treat one school as fundamentally separate from another You’ll find that different Muslim-majority countries follow particular schools of jurisprudence as their religious reference For example my country Morocco follows the Maliki school
@bigmate_otw@djomlabo@statsglobe For example, the Shafi'i school is named after the scholar Muhammad ibn Idris al-Shafi'i, while the Hanbali school is named after Ahmad ibn Hanbal.
These matters are primarily related to Islamic jurisprudence and religious scholarship.
@bigmate_otw@djomlabo@statsglobe I hope that when you talk about the Islamic schools of jurisprudence, you understand what they actually are. I’ve seen non-Muslims more than once mistakenly think that the Shafi'i, Hanbali, and Maliki schools are separate Islamic sects, like Protestants, Catholics, and Orthodox
@bigmate_otw@djomlabo@statsglobe What are you talking about man? In Islam circumcision is a Sunnah meaning that if you want to get circumcised you can and if you don’t want to it doesn’t matter. As for saying that He created me with a deformity
He gave us that part to test whether we would preserve it or not
@MrBang21@djomlabo@statsglobe First of all, I never said whether Abraham was circumcised or not. But your question does have an answer in the Sunnah: there is evidence that he was circumcised.
@realrwii@v2acr ليس هندية بل لها اصل هندي طورها المسلمون الفرس في البلاد العربية وسميت بالعربية اما الارقام التي طورها العرب هي 123 وتسمى ارقام عربية مغربية او غاربية لانها كانت تستعمل اساسا في الاندلس حين نقلها العرب من الشرق وانطلقت للغرب من الاندلس
@Conquistabolo1@Pu5Dp2rVTdo2KsA@statsglobe You mentioned Abraham. I don’t want you to read the Quran. Just read the stories of Abraham in your own Scriptures and compare them with your beliefs. Do they really align with what Abraham himself believed?
Do you really understand God’s divine nature better than Abraham did?
@Conquistabolo1@Pu5Dp2rVTdo2KsA@statsglobe fck off You’re stalling man You’re afraid of the truth Anyway I’m not going to keep arguing as long as this is your cowardly way of dealing with things You’re now expected to answer all 10 questions I’ve asked you
@Conquistabolo1@Pu5Dp2rVTdo2KsA@statsglobe Remind me, who was it that claimed he saw Christ on the road to Damascus? And weren’t the accounts of the only witnesses who were with him contradictory, as described in Acts 9:7 and Acts 22:9?