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Rational
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You don't know anything about me and you're throwing random accusations. What's the reason for being hostile? |
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abuayisha
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What is there to know about you Rational? This is a discussion/dialogue board, and I'm only responding to what you posted. Hostile? Not at all, but this is a serious issue and should not be taken lightly. Perhaps I'm missing something here - please explain.
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Rational
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Well abuayisha, I felt that you're suggesting that I'm one of those "extremist sympathizers" that need to be sent to saudi to get reeducated and rehabilitated. I know this is a serious issue. Here's what Placid said:
It angers me when people relate terrorism to the Messenger (pbuh). If that's the charge, I stand guilty and I am proud of it. I don't blame Placid for saying this. Edited by Rational - 18 January 2013 at 3:21pm |
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abuayisha
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Yeah, I understand what Placid said, and in my estimation he makes a really important and valid point concerning the misuse of statements for terrorist purposes. The default for Muslims is kindness with both Muslims and non-Muslims. Statements from the Quran must be understood in context. Forcefulness against unbelievers should be understood to mean during times of war, and certainly Muslims are not perpetually in a state of war with non-Muslims. Allah says, 'As for such (of the unbelievers) as do not fight against you on account of (your) faith, and neither drive you out forth from your homelands, Allah does not forbid you to be kind to them and to behave towards them with equity, for verily Allah loves those who act equitably.' (60: 7-9)
I am only disagreeing with your response (below), and giving an admonition concerning extremism, and acknowledgement thereof (denial is problematic).
Edited by abuayisha - 18 January 2013 at 8:25pm |
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