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Salam,

What do I like about Islam?
There is so much that I can talk about on this subject. I like how Islam is a complete religion. The Quran teaches everything and tells you how to behave, live, etc..
I like how there is much more unity in islam than in other religions.
Islam seems like the way for everyone and everyone should be muslim.
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Jazakallah for the contributions :)
 
Nick: makes sense! I think I know what u mean... its very simple and basic - but still covers many aspects in great detail and depth. Smile
 
JihadX: Nice point you brought up, about the muslim unity. Despite having diverse backgrounds, races, ethnicities, geographies and language - Muslims all over the world feel a strong bond with each other. There is a hadith of the Prophet (in my own words) that the Muslim Ummah is like the human body, when one part hurts, the rest of the body feels the pain and cannot sleep. (I think I mixed up the hadith, but I hope the reader gets the point) Smile
 
 
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Originally posted by believer believer wrote:

saladin I believe in the truth.
peace to all
i truely believe you believe .
why else would you read the qu'ran so much!!
it makes me happy, thank you!
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Originally posted by Hyposonic Hyposonic wrote:

I like some of the pragmatic aspects of Islam. Unfortunately, from a philosophical-scientific standpoint, Islam is ideological like Christianity, therefore does not exist to me.
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and i love you for it. and there is no compultion. so we let god have his way.
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Assalaam alaikum
I like that Islam is a way of life not only our religion.
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Originally posted by believer believer wrote:

saladin I believe in the truth.
 
 
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why then deny it when it is made manifest to you?
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The friends of God will certainly have nothing to fear, nor will they be grieved. Al Quran 10:62

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There are plenty of things I like and respect about Islam.  Above all, I like Muslims, generally speaking, both individually and collectively (except the ones who put a fatwa on my and my saintly Christian mother�s heads for our sole crime of being Americans).

 

Some of my best friends (but not awliyas, let it be clear, because I am at least nominally Christian Smile) have been and still are Muslims.  I thought that comparing Judaism to Christianity was interesting and paradoxical enough, but adding Islam to the equation makes for a highly complex and involving religious calculus.

 

I think, in general, that I like Islam because, to put it crudely, it is a sort of macho Christianity.  Moreover, though it might sound unintentionally glib, when I first read the Quran, in English, of course, I thought that it sounded like the God of the Old Testament, the thundering, temperamental deity of Sinai, on anti-depressants.  Gone, too, from the Quran, is the preoccupation with blood rites and rituals, so evidently favored by the followers of Moses.  I could go on, but this is enough for now. 

 

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Originally posted by Servetus Servetus wrote:

  (except the ones who put a fatwa on my and my saintly Christian mother�s heads for our sole crime of being Americans).

 Same here! (as in, I dislike them too)

 
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I thought that comparing Judaism to Christianity was interesting and paradoxical enough, but adding Islam to the equation makes for a highly complex and involving religious calculus.

 

I think, in general, that I like Islam because, to put it crudely, it is a sort of macho Christianity.  Moreover, though it might sound unintentionally glib, when I first read the Quran, in English, of course, I thought that it sounded like the God of the Old Testament, the thundering, temperamental deity of Sinai, on anti-depressants.  Gone, too, from the Quran, is the preoccupation with blood rites and rituals, so evidently favored by the followers of Moses.  I could go on, but this is enough for now. 

 
Thankyou for the interesting viewpoints . . . Smile ' Macho Christianity' Big%20smile

 I was actually surprised, since I've never heard anyone say Islam and Christianity are alike! But your discourse was intriguing . . .pray continue!

 
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