Re: Shikar in Zambia
Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2014 2:20 am
Bro unhappybohra,
You just haven't understood my post. Nevermind.
You just haven't understood my post. Nevermind.
Bohra spring wrote:I remember GM commenting sometime back there are stuffed animal trophies in one of the Mahals. That is why asked if STS ever hunted ? This lavish lifestyle is not recent ?
These endless discussion around merits and demerit of hunting and what the Quran has permitted or not is a waste. These guys are serial hunters who are so arrogant that they will not take advise to stop. The abdes are even bigger fools that they will defend these evil practises out of blind faith. They have lost all civility and conscience . The abdes are also to blame for funding this unholy guys addiction.
Only blunt mass media and peer pressure from non Bohras will force them to stop or abandon the evil practises . I am not superstitious but I hope the curse of the dead animals befall their prosperity and power demise.
This part of my post simply means that "there is no pic for this recent hunting that has been made available to us" and that we (including me) have not seen this pic yet. The reason for this is, that the clergy would not like that the people and more importantly the court views them in a bad light. A religious leader claiming for the title of a Dai would make sure that people do not see him doing such activities or it could go against him in the court. Therefore, every effort is made on their part to refrain from circulating such pics or better yet refrain from getting clicked. Of course we have all seen pics where a tiger was hunted. But there was no court case going on at that time!!Ummul Bani wrote: I am yet to see a pic where Maula poses with the elephant that was hunted (at least I haven't seen it as yet).
The reason is that, not only is the act legally prohibited but also that it is religiously prohibited.
May be, a religious leader claiming to become the next Dai, may not want to be seen doing activities that are religiously prohibited.
I realize that some people only believe what they would like to believe. They go out of the way to even defend illegal and unethical practices. But the reason for they doing so lies in the fact that they are ignorant or they still haven't found a satisfying answer as to why they should not defend these practices. There could be many others on this forum too who are looking for an answer. You would be surprised to learn that there is an even larger number of people outside this forum who actually believe that the sport hunting was an okay thing to do.These endless discussion around merits and demerit of hunting and what the Quran has permitted or not is a waste
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4569New wrote:Can you please, post pictures to see how one hunter breeds another.
correct, what i mean to say is this site has create some sort of fear in their mind and now they have to think twice or maybe thrice to do or atleast post any unislamic/cruel activity.New wrote:Hello frustrated bhai, whether they show off or not, the animals will keep dying. That is not our objective.vgyfvb
Ok so you say that Quran has explicitly mentioned to follow the prophet, So give me one authentic Hadith from the Prophet which prohibits hunting for sport. Don't give me one about cruelty to animals, because if we are arguing on compassionate grounds than we might all as well be vegans. An animal hunted by a bullet is as humane as slaughtering in the halal way.Ummul Bani wrote: In a way I am glad this question was raised by Br Phoenix. It has given me an opportunity to share whatever little I know.
pheonix wrote:Ok so you say that Quran has explicitly mentioned to follow the prophet, So give me one authentic Hadith from the Prophet which prohibits hunting for sport. Don't give me one about cruelty to animals, because if we are arguing on compassionate grounds than we might all as well be vegans. An animal hunted by a bullet is as humane as slaughtering in the halal way.Ummul Bani wrote: In a way I am glad this question was raised by Br Phoenix. It has given me an opportunity to share whatever little I know.
Bhai jaan, either argue on compassionate grounds or on religion, if you believe if its halal than everything goes, then prove that it is haram.tasneempati wrote:How the hell can you equal haram to halal, inhumane to humane. I think your mind is out of balance.pheonix wrote: Ok so you say that Quran has explicitly mentioned to follow the prophet, So give me one authentic Hadith from the Prophet which prohibits hunting for sport. Don't give me one about cruelty to animals, because if we are arguing on compassionate grounds than we might all as well be vegans. An animal hunted by a bullet is as humane as slaughtering in the halal way.
So is sex for pleasure haram and for procreation halal?qutub_mamajiwala wrote:animal slaughtered by halal is for food. and animal hunted by bullet is for pleasure.
this is the big difference.
first is halal and second is haram.
period.Prove it. (From Quran and authentic hadith)
I thought we were talking about hunting?tasneempati wrote:BRO PHEONIX :
It is as simple as - EARNING YOUR LIVELYHOOD BY HARD WORK IS HALAL, WHEREAS LOOTING OTHERS IS HARAM.
I thought we were talking about hunting?pheonix wrote:So is sex for pleasure haram and for procreation halal?qutub_mamajiwala wrote:animal slaughtered by halal is for food. and animal hunted by bullet is for pleasure.
this is the big difference.
first is halal and second is haram.
period.Prove it. (From Quran and authentic hadith)
Are you for real ? You think that the Judge presiding over a declaratory suit gives a shit about hunting ? You have got to be trolling.If anything,the judge ought to declare the verdict in favor of Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin TUS if he gets to see the similarities between Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin RA and Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin TUS by seeing hunting pictures of both.Ummul Bani wrote:
more importantly the court views them in a bad light. A religious leader claiming for the title of a Dai would make sure that people do not see him doing such activities or it could go against him in the court. Of course we have all seen pics where a tiger was hunted. But there was no court case going on at that time!!
A terrible waste of time as you didn't quote any ayah of Quran against pheonix 's post.Instead,you went off on a tangent regarding Sunnah of Prophet SAW and didn't post any hadith to support your opinion.(A waste of time again)That is exactly when quoting from the Qur'an helps because this is one source that can never be questioned and aims to provide a logical and satisfying answer.
So this is not a waste according to me.
Look at you getting all uppity about knowing what is halal and haram. You reckon killing sheep for their wool is haram?qutub_mamajiwala wrote:animal slaughtered by halal is for food. and animal hunted by bullet is for pleasure.
this is the big difference.
first is halal and second is haram.
period.
So essence what you are saying is animals killed by your Syedna for pleasure is halal...animals that adorn your syednas home with beautiful skins of lions and tigers and tusks of elephants are all halal....lol..I guess he need change too, after hunting his zombie ghulam followers, he needs to to hunt innocent and beautiful creatures for fun....james wrote:Look at you getting all uppity about knowing what is halal and haram. You reckon killing sheep for their wool is haram?qutub_mamajiwala wrote:animal slaughtered by halal is for food. and animal hunted by bullet is for pleasure.
this is the big difference.
first is halal and second is haram.
period.
A sheep is sheared not killed for it's wool!!! Kindly get your general knowledge facts right!james wrote:Look at you getting all uppity about knowing what is halal and haram. You reckon killing sheep for their wool is haram?qutub_mamajiwala wrote:animal slaughtered by halal is for food. and animal hunted by bullet is for pleasure.
this is the big difference.
first is halal and second is haram.
period.
James keep off Ummalbani..seat ...jimmy seat ...happy for you yapping at my feet don't stray like a feral and stop sprayingjames wrote:Are you for real ? You think that the Judge presiding over a declaratory suit gives a shit about hunting ? You have got to be trolling.If anything,the judge ought to declare the verdict in favor of Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin TUS if he gets to see the similarities between Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin RA and Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin TUS by seeing hunting pictures of both.Ummul Bani wrote:
more importantly the court views them in a bad light. A religious leader claiming for the title of a Dai would make sure that people do not see him doing such activities or it could go against him in the court. Of course we have all seen pics where a tiger was hunted. But there was no court case going on at that time!!
A terrible waste of time as you didn't quote any ayah of Quran against pheonix 's post.Instead,you went off on a tangent regarding Sunnah of Prophet SAW and didn't post any hadith to support your opinion.(A waste of time again)That is exactly when quoting from the Qur'an helps because this is one source that can never be questioned and aims to provide a logical and satisfying answer.
So this is not a waste according to me.
So by your logic, something which harms anyone/anything is haram and which doesn'tqutub_mamajiwala wrote:qutub_mamajiwala wrote:
animal slaughtered by halal is for food. and animal hunted by bullet is for pleasure.
this is the big difference.
first is halal and second is haram.
period.Prove it. (From Quran and authentic hadith)
So is sex for pleasure haram and for procreation halal?
bro sex for pleasure doesnt harm anyone nor anyone is killed.
but sex for pleasure if it means to rape and harm the girl is haram
got it?