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According to the Quran, is there any reason at all to kill Jews?there are no instructions in Quran to kill Jews indiscriminately and for nothing.
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According to the Quran, is there any reason at all to kill Jews?there are no instructions in Quran to kill Jews indiscriminately and for nothing.
God warned us in holy Quran that killing an innocent person is like killing of whole mankind , punishment is hell fire etc.According to the Quran, is there any reason at all to kill Jews?
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What the Quran teaches and what some muslims preach are often two different things. I know that the Grand Mufti before Israel became a state preached that no jew should be allowed on arab lands and promoted riots, murders and rapes of Jews that were living there at the time. Such hate rhetoric still goes on today, as I’m sure we all know.According to the Quran, is there any reason at all to kill Jews?
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But what if that member was the actual founder of the faith? What if the faith was founded by a man who by all accounts killed (or ordered the killing of) many unarmed men; owned slaves; legalized sex slavery; had sex with a 9 year old, and admited that he once spoke for Satan? Does this allow us to dismiss the religion?It is dangerous to attempt to dismiss a religion by the actions of some of its members inability to follow it.
God says in Quran that killing innocent persons mean killer will be in fire on the last day.islam…the religion of peace, is at it again in India. (
Your point is historically interesting…but not contemporary and it is irrelevent. How about what them damn Vikings did to the Monks? I am living in todays world and I am concerned about my grandkids…not my dead grand parents. Please…no tu quoque comparisons. Get with today…stop whining about the past.Whether one likes it or not, history is full of examples of Christians killing non-Christians and Christians killing each other - and the justification was found in the Bible every time - God was always on their side. Look at the killings in England alone during the Tudor period when Catholics and Protestants burned each other at the stake (depending on who was in power) - and claimed they were doing God’s work. And that is just one small example. When the Spanish arrived in the Americas they routinely killed and tortured the Native population - which was a-OK because they were heathens, lesser beings if you will. And the Bible was used to support slavery for centuries. Some Christians use scripture as a validation of the most hateful racism imaginable, some for the dehumanization and subjugation of women, etc. (most KKK folks are Bible believing Christians - or at least they think so, which is a large part of my point).
My point is that history shows us how scripture has been twisted to “support” all sorts of heinous acts. Clearly, the Koran is no different. And remember too, Islam is a much younger religion than Christianity, which has (hopefully) pretty much outgrown such radical behavior.
Can you give me the definition of innocent in Islam?http://theislampath.com/smf/Smileys/default/salam.gif
Salaam/peace
God warned us in holy Quran that killing an innocent person is like killing of whole mankind , punishment is hell fire etc.
Hi Swan!Whether one likes it or not, history is full of examples of Christians killing non-Christians and Christians killing each other - and the justification was found in the Bible every time - God was always on their side. Look at the killings in England alone during the Tudor period when Catholics and Protestants burned each other at the stake (depending on who was in power) - and claimed they were doing God’s work. And that is just one small example. When the Spanish arrived in the Americas they routinely killed and tortured the Native population - which was a-OK because they were heathens, lesser beings if you will. And the Bible was used to support slavery for centuries. Some Christians use scripture as a validation of the most hateful racism imaginable, some for the dehumanization and subjugation of women, etc. (Most KKK folks are Bible believing Christians - or at least they think so, which is a large part of my point).
My point is that history shows us how scripture has been twisted to “support” all sorts of heinous acts.
I never claimed to be an expert. I do have a degree in history and as I am from the South and involved in anti-racist work, I know something about the history of the KKK (for example, those guys that blew up that black church and killed those girls back in the 60s? one of them was a minister).Your point is historically interesting…but not contemporary and it is irrelevent. How about what them damn Vikings did to the Monks? I am living in todays world and I am concerned about my grandkids…not my dead grand parents. Please…no tu quoque comparisons. Get with today…stop whining about the past.
How do you know so much about the KKK? How do you know so much about their religious beliefs? You are an expert on the Koran and the twisting of it’s words and commands? I don’t recognize you as an expert and I can ping pong with you about what the Koran says about non believers but I will not…that is your job.
If you are reading this…educate yourselves about islam…don’t listen to what muslims say or what I say…educate yourselves…your children’s future is at stake.
For openers…read the Koran…I implore you. You seem like a nice guy and I agree with you that it is wrong to color people who aren’t of your faith with one brush…sorry but that is islam. This is what I am talking about…intolerance…this is islam…it’s essence is intolerance. I have hated this all my life and how a person of good faith can defend it is beyond me.I never claimed to be an expert. I do have a degree in history and as I am from the South and involved in anti-racist work, I know something about the history of the KKK (for example, those guys that blew up that black church and killed those girls back in the 60s? one of them was a minister).
I’ve never read the Koran. My point was simply that when it comes to horrific acts being committed by folks claiming to be follower of a peaceful faith, then Christians are the pot calling the kettle black - as history is full of it. It may not matter to you, but in some ways it is very relevent to what is happening today - esp. with the Hindus - as they were victims of “Christian” racism, bigotry and colonialization. So our history can come back to haunt us. It is a bad idea to color all peoples of the same faith/race/nationality/sex/etc with one brush. It is dishonest, lacks charity and generally follows a double standard as we wouldn’t want anyone doing that to us.
If you are suggesting that I want my loved ones blown up by terrorists, you are incorrect. Fundamentalism of all stripes is, IMO, a dangerous idea. But IMO accepting peaceful folk of another faith (even if some extremeists of that faith believe in violence) is the only way to move forward. We need to find common ground and work from there. A belief in peaceful coexistance seems like a good place to start. Assuming all Muslims are secret terrorists, on the other hand, seems like a plan that is doomed from inception.
HiYour point is historically interesting…but not contemporary and it is irrelevent. How about what them damn Vikings did to the Monks? I am living in todays world and I am concerned about my grandkids…not my dead grand parents. Please…no tu quoque comparisons. Get with today…stop whining about the past.
How do you know so much about the KKK? How do you know so much about their religious beliefs? You are an expert on the Koran and the twisting of it’s words and commands? I don’t recognize you as an expert and I can ping pong with you about what the Koran says about non believers but I will not…that is your job.
If you are reading this…educate yourselves about islam…don’t listen to what muslims say or what I say…educate yourselves…your children’s future is at stake.
Eucharisted, Sorry, I did not see your questions. It is true that Allah blamed Jews and Christians for their bad behaviours at times. It is also true that the Jews were cursed at the tongue of David and Jesus.Getting this thread back on topic:
I gave numerous quotes from the Koran that showed Allah and his followers must wage war against the Jews, which is what the OP was asking a source for, and I also gave quotes that showed Allah didn’t very much favor the Jews - in fact, he had cursed them and said they were perserve and so forth.
And now I still am waiting for an answer to my question of why Allah contradicts himself in the Koran. Will Muslims be able to give me a straight-forward answer? I hope so!![]()
HiEucharisted, Sorry, I did not see your questions. It is true that Allah blamed Jews and Christians for their bad behaviours at times. It is also true that the Jews were cursed at the tongue of David and Jesus.
It is not true that Allah did not praise the Jews. Allah had praised the jews very much in Quran and said that He exalted the Jews (Children of Jacob) above all the people of the world. The Quran told us about the promised land for the children of Jacob.
But you know when the people default, the blessing can be taken away. So please be kind. The Quran only blames the old time Jews after they had defaulted. That is all written in OT.
Please read the OT where the prophets of Israel are all lamenting about the bad behaviour of the Jews. Read the bible/NT where Jesus is lamenting on the bad behaviour of the Jewish leadership.
So if the problem is blaming the Jews then the OT and NT is also doing the same thing. Would you deny that? I will write the rest of reply later. Thanks.
P.S. The present day Jews are not to be blamed for anything that was done by their predecessors. They have much improved and done away with their bad habits. They have reformed considerably. So there is not to be any blame on the present day Jews. Here I am not discussing any politics.