Essentials of Imaan (Confirmation by Heart)
l To believe in Allah-in His Being and His Attributes, and that He is One, has no partner, and none like of Him.
2. To believe that all things, except Him, were created afterwards by Him, and that only He has been there forever.
3.To believe in the angels.
4. To believe in the revealed Books.
5. To believe in the Apostles of Allah.
6. To believe in the Destiny, i.e. whether good or bad, it is ordained by Allah.
7. To believe in the life after death, including interrogation in the grave, punishment in the grave, resurrection, the Day of Judgment, rendering account of ones deeds, and passing over the Siraat Bridge.
8. To believe in the existence of Paradise, and that (by the grace of Almighty Allah) the believers will live in it for ever.
9.To believe in the existence of Hell, with its severest punishments, and that it will last for ever.
10. To love Almighty Allah.
11. To love or hate other people for the pleasure of Allah (i.e. to love the pious and hate the disobedient ones). It includes, of course, loving the Sahabah specially Muhajirs, Ansars, and descendants of Rasulullah (Sallallaho alaihe wasallam).
12. To love Rasulullah (Sallallaho alaihe wasallam) which includes cherishing the highest esteem for him offering Durood on him, and following the Sunnah i.e. his way of life.
13. To practice Ikhlas, which includes avoiding show and hypocrisy.
14. To do Taubah' i.e. to repent over one's sins from the core of the heart, and to determine not to repeat them.
15. To fear Almighty Allah.
16. To hope and pray for the Mercy of Allah.
17. Not to despair of the mercy to be granted by Almighty Allah.
18. To remain thankful to Allah.
19, To be faithful in one's promise.
20. To exercise patience. amat,of'
21. To show humility, which includes respect for the elders.
22. To show kindness and pity, which includes kindness to children.
23. To be resigned to one's fate.
24. To practice Tawakkul i.e. to depend on Almighty Allah
25. To refrain from self-praise and self aggrandizement. This includes self-reformation also.
26. Not to harbor rancors and jealousy against other.
27. To cultivate modesty (omitted by Ainee)
28. To restrain one's rage.
29. Not to deceive, cheat or suspect others.
30. To expel from one's heart the love of the worldly things, including that for wealth and status.
Teachings of the Prophet Muhammed (saw)
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Essential of Imaan ( Confirmation by tongue)
1. Recitation of Kalimah Tayyabah.
2. Recitation of the Holy Qur'an.
3. Acquisition of 'Ilm' (Religious Knowledge).
4. Propagation of religious knowledge to others.
5. Duaa, i.e. supplication.
6. Zikr of Allah, including 'Istighfar'.
7. To abstain from loose and useless talk.
1. Recitation of Kalimah Tayyabah.
2. Recitation of the Holy Qur'an.
3. Acquisition of 'Ilm' (Religious Knowledge).
4. Propagation of religious knowledge to others.
5. Duaa, i.e. supplication.
6. Zikr of Allah, including 'Istighfar'.
7. To abstain from loose and useless talk.
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Number 7 is what YOU must concentrate on relevant to all other points.Originally posted by anajmi:
Essential of Imaan ( Confirmation by tongue)
7. To abstain from loose and useless talk.
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Essentials of Imaan ( Bodily Actions)
1. Observing cleanliness of body, clothes and place. The cleanliness of body includes perform Wudhu and obligatory bath, purification from menstruation and post birth blood.
2. Offering Salaat, including Fardh, Nafl and Kadhaa Salaat. This would mean offering and fulfilling its pre-requisites.
3. Giving Sadaqah (Charity), which includes Zakaat, Sadaqah-tul-Fitr, voluntary alms, feeding people entertaining guests, and liberating slaves.
4. Fasting obligatory as well as Non-obligatory
5. Performing Hajj, obligatory or non-obligatory, It includes doing Umra and Tawaaf .
6. Perform Aitikaaf, (remaining in a mosque in full devotion), which includes search for Lailatul Qadr.
7. Leaving one's home for the defense of the Islam, this includes Hijrat (migration for the sake of Allah),
8. Fulfilling one's vows.
9. Steadfastness in one's oaths.
10. Payment of atonement money, if due.
11. Covering the essential parts of the body, as required by Islam, during and outside Salaat.
12. Offering of sacrifice of animals and taking care of them
13. Making arrangements for the funeral.
14. Payment of debt. I5. Fair business dealings, and abstaining from usury.
16. Giving correct evidence, and not concealing the truth.
1. Observing cleanliness of body, clothes and place. The cleanliness of body includes perform Wudhu and obligatory bath, purification from menstruation and post birth blood.
2. Offering Salaat, including Fardh, Nafl and Kadhaa Salaat. This would mean offering and fulfilling its pre-requisites.
3. Giving Sadaqah (Charity), which includes Zakaat, Sadaqah-tul-Fitr, voluntary alms, feeding people entertaining guests, and liberating slaves.
4. Fasting obligatory as well as Non-obligatory
5. Performing Hajj, obligatory or non-obligatory, It includes doing Umra and Tawaaf .
6. Perform Aitikaaf, (remaining in a mosque in full devotion), which includes search for Lailatul Qadr.
7. Leaving one's home for the defense of the Islam, this includes Hijrat (migration for the sake of Allah),
8. Fulfilling one's vows.
9. Steadfastness in one's oaths.
10. Payment of atonement money, if due.
11. Covering the essential parts of the body, as required by Islam, during and outside Salaat.
12. Offering of sacrifice of animals and taking care of them
13. Making arrangements for the funeral.
14. Payment of debt. I5. Fair business dealings, and abstaining from usury.
16. Giving correct evidence, and not concealing the truth.
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Family Responsibility 6
1. Getting married as a safeguard against adultery.
2. To discharge obligation towards one's family members, servants and subordinates
3. Good treatment towards one's parents and being kind and obedient to them.
4. Bringing up one's children in a proper way.
5. Remaining on good terms with one's relatives.
6. Obeying one's elders, and following their advice.
Social Responsibility 18
1. To rule one's domain with justice.
2. To support the rightful party.
3. To obey the rulers, provided their orders are not against religion.
4. To work for the betterment of mutual relations, including punishing the wrong doers and action against the rebels.
5. To help others in their noble deeds.
6. To enjoin the good and forbid the evil; it includes work and speech for propagation of religion.
7. To carry out the punishments enjoined by religion (for specific offenses).
8. To take part in Jihad i.e. to fight in the path of Allah It includes guarding the defense lines.
9.To pay off ?our dues and return the 'Amanat (Trust); this includes payment of Khums (payment of tax equal to one fifth of the booty).
10. To lend (to the needy) and to pay back the debt.
11. To discharge our obligations to our neighbors, and to be kind and helpful to them.
12. To be fair in one's business dealings; it includes savings and earnings in a lawful manner.
13. To be careful in expenditure; one Could guard against extravagance as well as miserliness.
14. To wish 'salam' and respond to the 'salam.'
15. To say Arhmukllah (May Allah have mercy on you) when somebody happens to sneeze.
16. Not to be the cause of trouble and loss to others
17. To avoid idle and useless pursuits.
18. To clear troublesome obstructions from the way.
1. Getting married as a safeguard against adultery.
2. To discharge obligation towards one's family members, servants and subordinates
3. Good treatment towards one's parents and being kind and obedient to them.
4. Bringing up one's children in a proper way.
5. Remaining on good terms with one's relatives.
6. Obeying one's elders, and following their advice.
Social Responsibility 18
1. To rule one's domain with justice.
2. To support the rightful party.
3. To obey the rulers, provided their orders are not against religion.
4. To work for the betterment of mutual relations, including punishing the wrong doers and action against the rebels.
5. To help others in their noble deeds.
6. To enjoin the good and forbid the evil; it includes work and speech for propagation of religion.
7. To carry out the punishments enjoined by religion (for specific offenses).
8. To take part in Jihad i.e. to fight in the path of Allah It includes guarding the defense lines.
9.To pay off ?our dues and return the 'Amanat (Trust); this includes payment of Khums (payment of tax equal to one fifth of the booty).
10. To lend (to the needy) and to pay back the debt.
11. To discharge our obligations to our neighbors, and to be kind and helpful to them.
12. To be fair in one's business dealings; it includes savings and earnings in a lawful manner.
13. To be careful in expenditure; one Could guard against extravagance as well as miserliness.
14. To wish 'salam' and respond to the 'salam.'
15. To say Arhmukllah (May Allah have mercy on you) when somebody happens to sneeze.
16. Not to be the cause of trouble and loss to others
17. To avoid idle and useless pursuits.
18. To clear troublesome obstructions from the way.
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"Islam is founded on five pillars : Bearing witness that there is no God but Allah and Prophet Muhammad (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wasallam) ) is His servant and apostle ,establishment of Salaat, paying of Zakaat, per formation of Hajj and observing the fasts in Ramadan.
Holy Prophet (Sallallahu ' Alaihi Wasallam) also compared Islam to a canopy resting on five supports.
Holy Prophet (Sallallahu ' Alaihi Wasallam) also compared Islam to a canopy resting on five supports.
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www.aididsafar.comOriginally posted by anajmi:
"Islam is founded on five pillars : Bearing witness that there is no God but Allah and Prophet Muhammad (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wasallam) ) is His servant and apostle ,establishment of Salaat, paying of Zakaat, per formation of Hajj and observing the fasts in Ramadan.
Holy Prophet (Sallallahu ' Alaihi Wasallam) also compared Islam to a canopy resting on five supports.
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1. THE BELIEFS OF MUSLIMS REGARDING ALLAH
Muslims should have the belief about Allah:
1. Allah the Most Exalted is One.
2. None is worthy of worship and devotion except Allah.
3. There is no partner of Allah.
4. He Knows everything; nothing is hidden from Him
5. He is All Powerful and Mighty.
6. It is He who created the earth, the sky, the moon, the sun, the stars, the angels, human beings, genies and the entire universe.
7. He gives life and death. In other words, life and death of all creatures take place by His command.
8. He feeds all His creation.
9 He does not eat, drink, or sleep.
10. He is Self-existent from eternity and will last till eternity.
11. No one has created Him.
12. He has no father, no son, no daughter, no wife, or other relations. He is above all such relationships.
13. All depend on Him. He does not depend on anyone, and He has no needs.
14. He is Peerless. There is nothing like Him. Nothing resembles Him.
15. He is free from all imperfections.
16. Unlike His creatures, He does not have hands, legs, nose, ears, face and shape.
17. After creating the angels He has appointed them to carry out specific tasks, and to manage the affairs of the universe.
18. He sent messengers for the guidance of His creatures; to teach people how to follow the true religion, do good deeds, and forbid them from the evil things.
Muslims should have the belief about Allah:
1. Allah the Most Exalted is One.
2. None is worthy of worship and devotion except Allah.
3. There is no partner of Allah.
4. He Knows everything; nothing is hidden from Him
5. He is All Powerful and Mighty.
6. It is He who created the earth, the sky, the moon, the sun, the stars, the angels, human beings, genies and the entire universe.
7. He gives life and death. In other words, life and death of all creatures take place by His command.
8. He feeds all His creation.
9 He does not eat, drink, or sleep.
10. He is Self-existent from eternity and will last till eternity.
11. No one has created Him.
12. He has no father, no son, no daughter, no wife, or other relations. He is above all such relationships.
13. All depend on Him. He does not depend on anyone, and He has no needs.
14. He is Peerless. There is nothing like Him. Nothing resembles Him.
15. He is free from all imperfections.
16. Unlike His creatures, He does not have hands, legs, nose, ears, face and shape.
17. After creating the angels He has appointed them to carry out specific tasks, and to manage the affairs of the universe.
18. He sent messengers for the guidance of His creatures; to teach people how to follow the true religion, do good deeds, and forbid them from the evil things.
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"Family Responsibility 6
1. Getting married as a safeguard against adultery. "
I wonder if that is the only reason of getting married cited by Islam....what if no one marries?...that way no sex can be classified adultery cuz it wont be outside the marital bond...huh?
1. Getting married as a safeguard against adultery. "
I wonder if that is the only reason of getting married cited by Islam....what if no one marries?...that way no sex can be classified adultery cuz it wont be outside the marital bond...huh?
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Nice one Tahir,
The problem with no one getting married will be; who is going to take care of children. In west the neglected children is a bigger problem then adultery.
The problem with no one getting married will be; who is going to take care of children. In west the neglected children is a bigger problem then adultery.
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tahir,
Second, Eradicating adultery by eradicating marriage is an excellent idea. Only a person as smart as you sound could've come up with that.
First, that is not the only reason cited by Islam for getting married."Family Responsibility 6
1. Getting married as a safeguard against adultery. "
I wonder if that is the only reason of getting married cited by Islam....what if no one marries?...that way no sex can be classified adultery cuz it wont be outside the marital bond...huh?
Second, Eradicating adultery by eradicating marriage is an excellent idea. Only a person as smart as you sound could've come up with that.
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That is something the muslims need to reinterpret...they have taken it very rigidly.....so they dont bother family planning and keep multiplying like pigs....the consequent low level of literacy and overall low quality of life make them suffer throuout....this is specially true in South Asia1. THE BELIEFS OF MUSLIMS REGARDING ALLAH
8. He feeds all His creation
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I wish people a generation ago had been smart enough to figure out that Islam is not against family planning.
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Anajmi and Taher,
You see that is the problem - Islam is what Islam is, it is the 'interpretation' which matters, it is 'our' perception of how we see things.
Islam or for that matter any religion or any system has some established policies, laws, procedures etc. People interpret them as they wish so that they 'suit' their requirements and 'teach' and 'preach' accordingly (Burhan being an example). so onus is on 'us' the people.
Once the human beings start using their brains and when knowledge and wisdom is in abundant that day we would attain Jannah on earth only. The only way to attain this education and leteracy. When one is 'capable' of understanding and judging and not relying on others as they today, we will solve most of our miseries.
The example which has been taken up by Taher is of population and planning. What the general concept is that we should not do family as it is upto Allah to give or not to give children and taht He will give the Rozee. This has been taken leterally and we see Muslim Ummah growing and growing in numbers ONLY! If our people understand, if they have knowledge, they will do the family planning - today they do not as 'religion' says no to it. Educating masses will solve much, but the powers-that-be will not allow this. Even Burhan is encouraging 'early marraiges' and Kothar is calling parents of teenagers and pushing them for their marriage. REASON: Involve them in marriage, sex, kids, job, involve them deeply in daily life so soon and at an early age that they donot have time to 'think' and 'learn' and 'grow'.
You see that is the problem - Islam is what Islam is, it is the 'interpretation' which matters, it is 'our' perception of how we see things.
Islam or for that matter any religion or any system has some established policies, laws, procedures etc. People interpret them as they wish so that they 'suit' their requirements and 'teach' and 'preach' accordingly (Burhan being an example). so onus is on 'us' the people.
Once the human beings start using their brains and when knowledge and wisdom is in abundant that day we would attain Jannah on earth only. The only way to attain this education and leteracy. When one is 'capable' of understanding and judging and not relying on others as they today, we will solve most of our miseries.
The example which has been taken up by Taher is of population and planning. What the general concept is that we should not do family as it is upto Allah to give or not to give children and taht He will give the Rozee. This has been taken leterally and we see Muslim Ummah growing and growing in numbers ONLY! If our people understand, if they have knowledge, they will do the family planning - today they do not as 'religion' says no to it. Educating masses will solve much, but the powers-that-be will not allow this. Even Burhan is encouraging 'early marraiges' and Kothar is calling parents of teenagers and pushing them for their marriage. REASON: Involve them in marriage, sex, kids, job, involve them deeply in daily life so soon and at an early age that they donot have time to 'think' and 'learn' and 'grow'.
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strange topic
anajmi...what are you actually quoting from the outline what Islam is?
jc and tahir,
getting married early and family planning are meant to do two fold...prevent illicit relationship outside marriage (including the elimination of illegimate or unwanted children) and to establish companionship for the young adults. This is not new and to say marriage is for procreation is very simplistic view of the actual meaning of marriage.
however, marriage is family planning and not a vehicle to have sex and have children. It is when the uneducated push the story line of latter that things go wrong.
and i can say as a married man with children, you grow into islam in pratice and experience 100 times more than not being married. islam is geared around a community that will marry and not stay single. the prophet said 1/3 of islam is contained with marriage...not the acts, but the beliefs of islam. marriage eliminates the problems that actually stop us from growing and learning our beliefs. to support another person(s), to plan for the future, to provide an example to those around...this is the essense of being a mumin and practicing islam and keeping a person grounded. you can't get that from being a spinster or single.
anajmi...what are you actually quoting from the outline what Islam is?
jc and tahir,
getting married early and family planning are meant to do two fold...prevent illicit relationship outside marriage (including the elimination of illegimate or unwanted children) and to establish companionship for the young adults. This is not new and to say marriage is for procreation is very simplistic view of the actual meaning of marriage.
however, marriage is family planning and not a vehicle to have sex and have children. It is when the uneducated push the story line of latter that things go wrong.
and i can say as a married man with children, you grow into islam in pratice and experience 100 times more than not being married. islam is geared around a community that will marry and not stay single. the prophet said 1/3 of islam is contained with marriage...not the acts, but the beliefs of islam. marriage eliminates the problems that actually stop us from growing and learning our beliefs. to support another person(s), to plan for the future, to provide an example to those around...this is the essense of being a mumin and practicing islam and keeping a person grounded. you can't get that from being a spinster or single.
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They talk about a life of brotherly love,
show me someone who knows how to live it
~ Dylan
show me someone who knows how to live it
~ Dylan
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spot,
I am quoting from various sources, sources that have taken the quran and hadith and tried to make it more understandable for those that do not understand easily. Please let me know if there is something Islamically wrong with what I have quoted or if it is against quran or sunnah. I apologize in advance for any such mistake.
I am quoting from various sources, sources that have taken the quran and hadith and tried to make it more understandable for those that do not understand easily. Please let me know if there is something Islamically wrong with what I have quoted or if it is against quran or sunnah. I apologize in advance for any such mistake.
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JC
The prophet advised his sahabas to practice coitus interruptus to prevent unwanted pregnancies. There's your family planning for you. Next time you speak about 'religion' please do your research.
Please let me know where the 'religion' says no to family planning.If our people understand, if they have knowledge, they will do the family planning - today they do not as 'religion' says no to it.
The prophet advised his sahabas to practice coitus interruptus to prevent unwanted pregnancies. There's your family planning for you. Next time you speak about 'religion' please do your research.
Re: Teachings of the Prophet Muhammed (saw)
They talk about freedom of choice.
And then blow you up if you choose them not.
~ anajmi
And then blow you up if you choose them not.
~ anajmi
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And when I say blow you up I meant figuratively and not literally where people are actually killed and not blown up like a balloon as some folks might assume.
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JC, I agree with that absolutely....marriage and settling down will always make you a confirmist...you will think as the herd of sheep thinks...you loose the balls to revolt agaisnt the establishment as you are gripped in a strong inertia of household.....moreover, the family is a liver through which the Kothar does all the arm twisting tricks agaisnt you...you are in a perpetual fear of your children not getting married if you are excommunicated...your wife becomes a livig hell in the house since she is not invited in majlis, jamans etc.....so no wonder the dai insists upon early marriage and settling down so that the resistence is nipped in the bud.....REASON: Involve them in marriage, sex, kids, job, involve them deeply in daily life so soon and at an early age that they donot have time to 'think' and 'learn' and 'grow'.
The stagnating US society was changed by the generation of hippies in the 60s...the bohri order has taken a strong cue from that and as a precaution, tries to get all the young guys get married in their early twenties- the age when the passion and potential for rebellion is highest. Once married, the only form of violence you can show against the dai is posting messages on such message boards with fake ids.
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Taher,
Agreed. That is exactly what I am trying to assert. Early marriage is a strategy to avoid rebellion and to have effective control over 'subjects'. In today's world and life early twenties is not the age to get married. Why don't people understand that Islam is 1400 years old and some things have changed. Today we live in totally different world with varied ideas and compulsions. Why don't they want to grow?
Anajmi,
As for the family planning and the hadith you quoted - how many people know of that, how much it is advertised or publisized, how many actually preach and practice that. We donot need to research on this, we know the answer. The general impression is that Islam is against family planning and so today we see Muslim population growing and growing and in pain and sufferings. The miseries of Muslims are enormous. How on earth can you family plan if you advocate:
1. Early marriages
2. Marrying 4 wives
3. Do not encourage use of condoms and other birth contolling methods
4. Oppose abortion
5. And last but not least, oppose same-sex marriages!!
I have been saying, I am not a scholar, an average person who goes by average norms, like thousands others. We need more education which is suppressed by EVERY religion and EVERY sect.
Agreed. That is exactly what I am trying to assert. Early marriage is a strategy to avoid rebellion and to have effective control over 'subjects'. In today's world and life early twenties is not the age to get married. Why don't people understand that Islam is 1400 years old and some things have changed. Today we live in totally different world with varied ideas and compulsions. Why don't they want to grow?
Anajmi,
As for the family planning and the hadith you quoted - how many people know of that, how much it is advertised or publisized, how many actually preach and practice that. We donot need to research on this, we know the answer. The general impression is that Islam is against family planning and so today we see Muslim population growing and growing and in pain and sufferings. The miseries of Muslims are enormous. How on earth can you family plan if you advocate:
1. Early marriages
2. Marrying 4 wives
3. Do not encourage use of condoms and other birth contolling methods
4. Oppose abortion
5. And last but not least, oppose same-sex marriages!!
I have been saying, I am not a scholar, an average person who goes by average norms, like thousands others. We need more education which is suppressed by EVERY religion and EVERY sect.
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1. Early marriages
--- What according to you will be NOT early marriage ?
2. Marrying 4 wives
--- It is very rare that a muslim today have a second wife.. recently a survey done in india showed that more percentage of hindus have more than one wife than a fellow muslim citizen.
3. Do not encourage use of condoms and other birth contolling methods..
--- can you give some stats to this effect ? Do not just quote some misguided mullahs of the taliban tribe
4. Oppose abortion
--- Yes abortion is opposed not only by muslims but by all the major world religions.
5. And last but not least, oppose same-sex marriages!!
---- In what way does this fit in planning for the family ??
--- What according to you will be NOT early marriage ?
2. Marrying 4 wives
--- It is very rare that a muslim today have a second wife.. recently a survey done in india showed that more percentage of hindus have more than one wife than a fellow muslim citizen.
3. Do not encourage use of condoms and other birth contolling methods..
--- can you give some stats to this effect ? Do not just quote some misguided mullahs of the taliban tribe
4. Oppose abortion
--- Yes abortion is opposed not only by muslims but by all the major world religions.
5. And last but not least, oppose same-sex marriages!!
---- In what way does this fit in planning for the family ??
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Same Sex "Marriaqes"......
Every language on the planet earth has some adjectives exclusively reserved for such people.
Even a dog does not go near another dog
Even a bitch does not go near another bitch
............and the guy wants to tell us about Rizq, religion and quality of life!!!!!!
there are indeed harsher ways of conveying the above message
Every language on the planet earth has some adjectives exclusively reserved for such people.
Even a dog does not go near another dog
Even a bitch does not go near another bitch
............and the guy wants to tell us about Rizq, religion and quality of life!!!!!!
there are indeed harsher ways of conveying the above message
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Hey Dilber,
Donot take it ur Dil yaar ...!!!
curse me if you want to, abuse me if you want to.
I speak TRUTH.
And there is no need to give stats. these are all very common. the fact is muslims are over-populated and are living in slavery due to fellow muslims only. muslims are in misery and sufferings every where.
Revolutions comes from within.
And with due respects Mr. Dilber - what my sexual orientation has to do with 'good deeds'. I may be gay, but by the Grace of God, I am satisfied that I do many good things and I ask from Reward from Allah and Allah only and want Him to judge me. May He shower His blessings upon all.
Donot take it ur Dil yaar ...!!!
curse me if you want to, abuse me if you want to.
I speak TRUTH.
And there is no need to give stats. these are all very common. the fact is muslims are over-populated and are living in slavery due to fellow muslims only. muslims are in misery and sufferings every where.
Revolutions comes from within.
And with due respects Mr. Dilber - what my sexual orientation has to do with 'good deeds'. I may be gay, but by the Grace of God, I am satisfied that I do many good things and I ask from Reward from Allah and Allah only and want Him to judge me. May He shower His blessings upon all.
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Here we go JC
1. OF ALL YOU don't have to worry about Muslim Population, your lack of knowledge, understanding and belief in Islam is making you say things which YOU THINK are coming out of your wisdom but only exhibit your shallowness. Allah's world is so wide and the system so complex that you simply can not reduce it to your twisted, ill founded views.
2. About your "SEXUAL ORIENTATION"
a) there are prescribed punishments in Islam for your "Orientation".
b) What you need is a REAL GOOD BEATING and few days in Qalaboosh to bring home some sense and dignity in you, as I said even a DOG does not go near a DOG, and YOU NEED reorientation, this can not come without pain.
c) IF your ORIENTATION is from THE BACKSIDE get your digestive tract examined, go for anenscopy on the front and a colonoscopy on the rear, see what ails you, get treated and start living the natural way.
d) IF your ORIENTATION is from FRONT (which I think is not the case) get yourself evaluated by a psychiatrist and see if you need a maintenance dose of Lithium. Also get a digital for your prostrat...just a precaution.
e) Change your diet, eat more vegs and fruit, do some walking, pray five times and say your Astaghfar
JC....until all the above steps (including a good thrashing) is not done you stand no chance.playing on words is so very simple and bringing Allah and Reward from him in your talk just to try and win your argument can not be the evidence of your character. You sir are a sick man who needs medical and psychitric attention. You should be under care of professionals and I do not think I wish to discuss with you problems of Muslims, you are not the person, Harsh as it may sound.you have been told the TRUTH get cured man.
1. OF ALL YOU don't have to worry about Muslim Population, your lack of knowledge, understanding and belief in Islam is making you say things which YOU THINK are coming out of your wisdom but only exhibit your shallowness. Allah's world is so wide and the system so complex that you simply can not reduce it to your twisted, ill founded views.
2. About your "SEXUAL ORIENTATION"
a) there are prescribed punishments in Islam for your "Orientation".
b) What you need is a REAL GOOD BEATING and few days in Qalaboosh to bring home some sense and dignity in you, as I said even a DOG does not go near a DOG, and YOU NEED reorientation, this can not come without pain.
c) IF your ORIENTATION is from THE BACKSIDE get your digestive tract examined, go for anenscopy on the front and a colonoscopy on the rear, see what ails you, get treated and start living the natural way.
d) IF your ORIENTATION is from FRONT (which I think is not the case) get yourself evaluated by a psychiatrist and see if you need a maintenance dose of Lithium. Also get a digital for your prostrat...just a precaution.
e) Change your diet, eat more vegs and fruit, do some walking, pray five times and say your Astaghfar
JC....until all the above steps (including a good thrashing) is not done you stand no chance.playing on words is so very simple and bringing Allah and Reward from him in your talk just to try and win your argument can not be the evidence of your character. You sir are a sick man who needs medical and psychitric attention. You should be under care of professionals and I do not think I wish to discuss with you problems of Muslims, you are not the person, Harsh as it may sound.you have been told the TRUTH get cured man.
Re: Teachings of the Prophet Muhammed (saw)
"And there is no need to give stats. these are all very common. the fact is muslims are over-populated and are living in slavery due to fellow muslims only. muslims are in misery and sufferings every where".
You have to get your stats done up properly Mr(Ms)JC
The total muslim population (world)is around 1.5
billion and the hindu population in india itself is close to a billion.
You have to get your stats done up properly Mr(Ms)JC
The total muslim population (world)is around 1.5
billion and the hindu population in india itself is close to a billion.
Re: Teachings of the Prophet Muhammed (saw)
So-Called Scholars of Islam
I guess it is hurting very badly. When you fail to argue or reply, u come down to Diber talks..!!!
Thank you Mr. Diber, KEEP the knowledge and advise to urself only.
I am what I and I am proud of what I am.
AND, I also donot want to talk to u narrow-minded Mullahs of Islam. Islam and Muslims have been f***** by people like you.
I guess it is hurting very badly. When you fail to argue or reply, u come down to Diber talks..!!!
Thank you Mr. Diber, KEEP the knowledge and advise to urself only.
I am what I and I am proud of what I am.
AND, I also donot want to talk to u narrow-minded Mullahs of Islam. Islam and Muslims have been f***** by people like you.
Re: Teachings of the Prophet Muhammed (saw)
>Thank you Mr. Diber, KEEP the knowledge and advise to urself only.
Adivce was given to you out of sympathy because you are a SICK and miserable human living a lowly life. You were told of various medical options available to you
>I am what I and I am proud of what I am.
There is nothing to be proud of in being a GA**DOO
Adivce was given to you out of sympathy because you are a SICK and miserable human living a lowly life. You were told of various medical options available to you
>I am what I and I am proud of what I am.
There is nothing to be proud of in being a GA**DOO
Re: Teachings of the Prophet Muhammed (saw)
Sorry for poking my nose here but I guess everyone has a choice for sexual orientation and it should be respected.