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exactly. im glad im completely on your side now. i wasnt to begin with because i dont think that being aggressive about it can help anything…then i saw how muslims act on the internet. on youtube, getting christians banned for no reason. i think we have just begun the “internet crusade” CHARGE!!!

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Salaam/peace
… Giving him blessings. etc.
Muslims respect all Prophets & other religious figures. When we utter name of Muhammed , Jesus or Mother Mary ( pbut) , we say ’ peace be upon him/ her.

Thus we show our respect to them .

In our daily compulsory prayers , we recite Darud e Ibrahim/Abraham (p).

O Allah! Send Your mercy on Muhammad and on the family of Muhammad, as You sent Your mercy on the family of Ibrahim, for You are Most Praiseworthy, Most Glorious.

O Allah! Send Your blessings on Muhammad and on the family of Muhammad, as You sent Your blessings on the family of Ibrahim, for You are Most Praiseworthy, Most Glorious.’”

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before, i dont want to be to critical of islam. i want to debate it, because i dont like it, and it hink it encourages violence “int he name of allah”. we can see this in various verses in the quaran, and in the fact that islam itself means submission, not peace. i just dont want to be hatefull about it. so, i dont like islam, but i dont hate muslims.
Your action in the eleven minutes episode had inadvertenly debunked the childish Islam-Muslims bashing thread. Praise the Lord.
 
Your action in the eleven minutes episode had inadvertenly debunked the childish Islam-Muslims bashing thread. Praise the Lord.
muslim woman started it up herself. i am getting sick of her. she never answers questions directly…how did i debunk it again?
 
Mohammad was a human guide for Muslims and this not a feigned assumption. He was well-known for his charisma and ability to settle disputes or wage war. To many Muslims, he is not merely a prophet but also a general and a role example.

Even after his death, Muslims continually evoke his name (just as you did above) - even in conversations. Giving him blessings. etc. It was Mohammad’s guidance that told Muslims then, how to lead their lives and its still applies today. The Shahada is the constant reminder of Mohammad’s ‘glorious days’ and Muslims still follow that example. In other words - He is still guiding the minds of Muslims today.
 
Muslims respect all Prophets & other religious figures. When we utter name of Muhammed , Jesus or Mother Mary ( pbut) , we say ’ peace be upon him/ her.
Mohammad was a human guide for Muslims and this not a feigned assumption. He was well-known for his charisma and ability to settle disputes or wage war. To many Muslims, he is not merely a prophet but also a general and a role example.

Even after his death, Muslims continually evoke his name - even in conversations. Giving him blessings. etc. It was Mohammad’s guidance that told Muslims then, how to lead their lives and its still applies today. The Shahada is the constant reminder of Mohammad’s ‘glorious days’ and Muslims still follow that example. In other words - He is still guiding the minds of Muslims today.
 
*“Allah has sent me as an apostle so that I may demonstrate perfection of character, refinement of manners and loftiness of deportment.” * (Malik, Mawatta; Ahmed, Musnad; Mishkat)

*“O Allah! I am but a man. If I hurt any one in any manner, then forgive me and do not punish me.” * (Ahmed, Musnad, Vol. 6 pg. 103)

When the attitude of the Quraish became more threatening, Abu Talib again begged his nephew to renounce his mission but the Prophet’s (pbuh) reply was: * “O my uncle, if they placed the sun in my right hand and the moon in my left, to force me to renounce my work, verily I would not desist thereform until Allah made manifest His cause, or I perished in the attempt.” * (Ibid) *“Many a community ruined itself in the past as they only punished the poor and ignored the offences of the exalted. By Allah, if Muhammad’s (My) daughter Fatima would have committed theft, her hand would have been severed.” * (Bukhari, Sahh Bukhari, Chapter “Alhadood”)

Mohammad was a human guide for Muslims and this not a feigned assumption. He was well-known for his charisma and ability to settle disputes or wage war. To many Muslims, he is not merely a prophet but also a general and a role example.

Even after his death, Muslims continually evoke his name - even in conversations. Giving him blessings. etc. It was Mohammad’s guidance that told Muslims then, how to lead their lives and its still applies today. The Shahada is the constant reminder of Mohammad’s ‘glorious days’ and Muslims still follow that example. In other words - He is still guiding the minds of Muslims today.
The Shahadah is not a “constant reminder of Muhammad’s ‘glroious days’.” It is a pillar of Islam.

For Muslims, divine revelation came to Muhammad. It is only available to them because God revealed it to Muhammad. That is, the Qur’an was revealed to Muhammad–the Qur’an is the guidance, and Muhammad is the messenger.

If a person does not affirm that he believes Muhammad is the messenger, then he could be rejecting the apostleship of Muhammad, rejecting the Qur’an, and rejecting the teachings of Muhammad which were divinely inspired. That is immensely significant.

So believing there is no god but God is actually very easy–in fact, most human beings believe it naturally. Believing that Muhammad was the messenger means one must actually accept that God revealed a message to mankind about how to live, and implies that they must actually follow that message. And that’s why it is part of the Shahadah.
 
The Shahadah is not a “constant reminder of Muhammad’s ‘glroious days’.” It is a pillar of Islam.

For Muslims, divine revelation came to Muhammad. It is only available to them because God revealed it to Muhammad. That is, the Qur’an was revealed to Muhammad–the Qur’an is the guidance, and Muhammad is the messenger.

If a person does not affirm that he believes Muhammad is the messenger, then he could be rejecting the apostleship of Muhammad, rejecting the Qur’an, and rejecting the teachings of Muhammad which were divinely inspired. That is immensely significant.

So believing there is no god but God is actually very easy–in fact, most human beings believe it naturally. Believing that Muhammad was the messenger means one must actually accept that God revealed a message to mankind about how to live, and implies that they must actually follow that message. And that’s why it is part of the Shahadah.
Maybe you can answer my questions about Islam. I was just wandering why the koran tells muslims to “smite the necks” of unbelievers. Or to make them submit. islam itself means submission. why, on sept.11, did muslims all around the world cheer? why did they raise money for jihadists? i just dont get it. yes, the bible does say to kill idol worshipers…in the OT. In the NT, jesus says to preach peacfuly, and even he does not wish to kill anyone, ever, at any time. but if i can recall, there was a story that a jewish woman poisoned muhammad. he did not try to convert her, he kills her. here we can see a clear distinction between jesus and muhammad, and that jesus truly is the son of he who liveth for ever and ever. so, if you can respond that would be great. and please use verses from the koran in your response.
 
What a tragedy of Human evolution. That we actually get pleasure from the suffering of others. This is called maliciousness. To bad we cannot live to evolve into unity, into dieing* for* one another instead of by one another. All this because men on conquest write down hatred into Sacred books about others.
 
What a tragedy of Human evolution. That we actually get pleasure from the suffering of others. This is called maliciousness. To bad we cannot live to evolve into unity, into dieing* for* one another instead of by one another. All this because men on conquest write down hatred into Sacred books about others.
Yes it is sad. what is even more sad is that those who were born into the religion of Islam, are very misguided. They have talking points, and hardly ever answer anything the way it is asked, they just twist it around and put words in your mouth. like protestants.
 
Yes it is sad. what is even more sad is that those who were born into the religion of Islam, are very misguided. They have talking points, and hardly ever answer anything the way it is asked, they just twist it around and put words in your mouth. like protestants.
Maybe the questions are disrespectful. When we hear of Islam’s violent who are living Islam the orthodox way it was written-in hope they will achieve the world domination- we let passion consume us because innocent people are dieing. But we must not allow them to succeed at their purpose by sowing hatred into our hearts because hatred will destroy us from the inside out.
 
Salaam/peace

so , now u think it’s ok for Christians to bash Islam & Muslims openly ?
It is not ok, but you forget that Muslims are just as guilty of hatred for Christians. If you do not think so, open your eyes.
 
Maybe the questions are disrespectful. When we hear of Islam’s violent who are living Islam the orthodox way it was written-in hope they will achieve the world domination- we let passion consume us because innocent people are dieing. But we must not allow them to succeed at their purpose by sowing hatred into our hearts because hatred will destroy us from the inside out.
Yes i see what you mean. At this point we must be calm and speak the truth, to those who are still able to comprehend views that differ from what has been burned into their minds. But i fear that the day may come when we may have to physically defend ourselves.

oh, and if your trying to get a response from muslim woman, you wont get it. i dont even know why she come on here. i asked her once why the koran teaches muslims to smite the necks of non-believers and to make all submit by force. so she asks me why the bible says to kill idol worshipers. that was in the OT:banghead:
 
Yes i see what you mean. At this point we must be calm and speak the truth, to those who are still able to comprehend views that differ from what has been burned into their minds. But i fear that the day may come when we may have to physically defend ourselves.
The day to defend oneself is now. Its a duty. Ever since Mohammed attacked the countries around him. Its a mirror image of Joseph Smith who attacked the towns around him after an angel gave him a book.

You can defend yourself but not have hatred. Hatred is the absence of love. It is toxic to the soul and without love we cannot thrive, we cannot be in Christ.

Remember also that Jesus is love and he is coming with a sword.
 
The day to defend oneself is now. Its a duty. Ever since Mohammed attacked the countries around him. Its a mirror image of Joseph Smith who attacked the towns around him after an angel gave him a book.

You can defend yourself but not have hatred. Hatred is the absence of love. It is toxic to the soul and without love we cannot thrive, we cannot be in Christ.

Remember also that Jesus is love and he is coming with a sword.
Yes, i think the online crusade has just begun. Mount up, its going to be a long ride.
 
Yes, i think the online crusade has just begun. Mount up, its going to be a long ride.
We can never rest again. I have posted that many times here and on other threads. muslims never rest - islam is an eternal war - and we cannot rest because when we do, islam advances. And the end is the same whether it begins with a stealth jihad or a violent jihad - death, conversion or subjugation of the non-muslims.
 
We can never rest again. I have posted that many times here and on other threads. muslims never rest - islam is an eternal war - and we cannot rest because when we do, islam advances. And the end is the same whether it begins with a stealth jihad or a violent jihad - death, conversion or subjugation of the non-muslims.
Exactly. lets get started.
 
Salaam/peace
… if your trying to get a response from muslim woman, you wont get it. i dont even know why she come on here. i asked her once why the koran teaches muslims to smite the necks of non-believers and to make all submit by force. so she asks me why the bible says to kill idol worshipers. that was in the OT:banghead:
so , OT is not a holy book to Christians anymore ?

I also told u about ur question that it has been answered several times . InshaAllah ( God Willing) , I will try to ans 1 more time.
 
Salaam/peace

so , OT is not a holy book to Christians anymore ?

I also told u about ur question that it has been answered several times . InshaAllah ( God Willing) , I will try to ans 1 more time.
The OT is something we can look back on and get encouragement from, just by seing how much faith was in god. But the OT is really only holy For Jews, who call it the Torah. We get our true guidance in how to live in the gospel of christ. i really do like to learn about other faiths but its kind of hard when theres no where to get answers from. Let me just ask you: what crosses your mind when you read a verse about forcing someone to convert, or to “smite their necks?” i mean, do you think thats ok, or do you disagree? or is their something im not getting? thanks.
 
The Shahadah is not a “constant reminder of Muhammad’s ‘glroious days’.” It is a pillar of Islam.

For Muslims, divine revelation came to Muhammad. It is only available to them because God revealed it to Muhammad. That is, the Qur’an was revealed to Muhammad–the Qur’an is the guidance, and Muhammad is the messenger.

If a person does not affirm that he believes Muhammad is the messenger, then he could be rejecting the apostleship of Muhammad, rejecting the Qur’an, and rejecting the teachings of Muhammad which were divinely inspired. That is immensely significant.

So believing there is no god but God is actually very easy–in fact, most human beings believe it naturally. Believing that Muhammad was the messenger means one must actually accept that God revealed a message to mankind about how to live, and implies that they must actually follow that message. And that’s why it is part of the Shahadah.
I disagree. Just look at the number of times you have mentioned your prophet’s name. I reiterate: He is still guiding the minds of Muslims today. There have been many prophets mentioned in the OT - none as egoistical*. None* demanded their names to be called out during prayers or recital. All prophets of the OT bestowed power to God only. Even John the Baptist did not demand anyone to call out his name when praying. Instead, he acknowledged Jesus’ divinity and paid Him due respect.

Mohammad on the other hand, begged his followers to evoke his name so God may grant him a ‘special place’ in paradise. That emphasis alone is suspicious. Muslims claim Mohammad is only a “messenger”, remember? He is not a divine being, remember?
 
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