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[QUOTE="Nayef_shroof"][QUOTE="SaudiFury"] Rather then be busy defending the Quran/Hadiths and say that honor killings don't exist. Why not just condemn honor killings of all kinds. FULL STOP. Take it from a Muslim (if you think of me that way even), don't be so damn concerned about what people (non-Muslims) think of the texts, be more concerned about the real life women (and men in some cases) being brutalized and killed for honor.SaudiFuryI understand the futility, but I'd rather correct them as well. It should be apparent that Muslims vehemently condemn these atrocities then more need to be done. laws need to be made and ENFORCED. rather then worry about which damn Shariah law gets enforced or what sort of false-half-@ss demo-theocracy gets put in place. You simply cannot have 500 or more women being killed for 'honor'. I'm sorry, but i don't share in that. it may be futile to even argue with people on here. but that is BESIDES the point. it's about the gross misplacement of priorities. Aside from family, friends, and a video from the Jordanian monarchy, and speeches by Queen Rania (of Jordan) at various international human rights events (that the audience is primarily going to be Westerners, NOT the people who REALLY need to hear this stuff). I have no seen any Arabic/Pushton/Dari/Urdu/Farsi/Kurdish/Hindi etc speaking people speaking to their local communities AGAINST honor killings. i've only heard protecting honor (not saying kill if they do dishonor, just protecting it) and nothing else. You can call me an ignorant fool, even as i've lived half my life in one of the most conservative Islamic countries on the planet. so please prove me wrong. I don't care about proving i'm right in the text when people are getting unjustly killed. This s@it will never end until the older generation pisses off with there old Values. will take 20-30 more years imo.
[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"][QUOTE="Nayef_shroof"] No, it's to ensure they aren't subjugated by non-muslim men and denied the practice of Islam within their households Nayef_shroof
Why can't you have a marriage that doesn't involve subjugation? And why are you assuming that non-Muslim men will necessarily subjugate their Muslim wives? Surely if some loving Jewish or Christian husband respects his Muslim wife as his coequal, there is no danger of subjugation. Not all of them believe in patriarchal marriage.
And in any case, where is the evidence that this is the reason for that ruling?
Unfortunately, misogyny and sexism were rampant in most Non-muslim patriarchal societies (Denying women their basic/inherent rights such as the right to own property, to obtain an education, etc.; Rights that Islam gave to women). I heard this reasoning from my parents/relatives, but that's irrelevant.Sounds more like you are describing Islam than any other subset of society.Islamophobic? Why don't you move to the Middle East and live in your nirvana there, since it's such a paradise.Change the thread title, its misleading.
The video refers to 'The Muslim World', all that will happen is a bunch of people will come in the thread without clicking the link to spew a load of Islamophobic virtrol.
Zaibach
[QUOTE="Zaibach"]Islamophobic? Why don't you move to the Middle East and live in your nirvana there, since it's such a paradise. tbh the middle east is a pretty amazing place to live esp minus Saudi and Yemen..Change the thread title, its misleading.
The video refers to 'The Muslim World', all that will happen is a bunch of people will come in the thread without clicking the link to spew a load of Islamophobic virtrol.
th3warr1or
[QUOTE="th3warr1or"][QUOTE="Zaibach"]Islamophobic? Why don't you move to the Middle East and live in your nirvana there, since it's such a paradise. tbh the middle east is a pretty amazing place to live esp minus Saudi and Yemen.. lolChange the thread title, its misleading.
The video refers to 'The Muslim World', all that will happen is a bunch of people will come in the thread without clicking the link to spew a load of Islamophobic virtrol.
Allthishate
[QUOTE="Zaibach"]Islamophobic? Why don't you move to the Middle East and live in your nirvana there, since it's such a paradise. Yes. Also Obama is gay because ya know, he believes in gay-marriage. :|Change the thread title, its misleading.
The video refers to 'The Muslim World', all that will happen is a bunch of people will come in the thread without clicking the link to spew a load of Islamophobic virtrol.
th3warr1or
Fear? No. Most people disagree with the brutality of it....Sharia has dfferent interprations .... what you fear is the guy (wz the beard) that will apply .... what's so bad in it that you fear anyway?
omho88
[QUOTE="th3warr1or"][QUOTE="Zaibach"]Islamophobic? Why don't you move to the Middle East and live in your nirvana there, since it's such a paradise. Yes. Also Obama is gay because ya know, he believes in gay-marriage. :|Change the thread title, its misleading.
The video refers to 'The Muslim World', all that will happen is a bunch of people will come in the thread without clicking the link to spew a load of Islamophobic virtrol.
killa4lyfe
They took r jerrrbbsss!!! :P
Id rather not be a 2nd class citizen thank you.Sharia has dfferent interprations .... what you fear is the guy (wz the beard) that will apply .... what's so bad in it that you fear anyway?
omho88
No reason to have it at all. I never understand the thought process of "if we have one religon we will all be as one". Well we could do that but without religon. Religon is simply not needed at all. Its pointless.
[QUOTE="omho88"]Fear? No. Most people disagree with the brutality of it.... As in ? plzzz bring some legitimit example, somelike like we muclims practise everyday.Sharia has dfferent interprations .... what you fear is the guy (wz the beard) that will apply .... what's so bad in it that you fear anyway?
LJS9502_basic
[QUOTE="th3warr1or"][QUOTE="Zaibach"]Islamophobic? Why don't you move to the Middle East and live in your nirvana there, since it's such a paradise. Yes. Also Obama is gay because ya know, he believes in gay-marriage. :|Change the thread title, its misleading.
The video refers to 'The Muslim World', all that will happen is a bunch of people will come in the thread without clicking the link to spew a load of Islamophobic virtrol.
killa4lyfe
How is that even remotely similar? Is there a country run by gays for gays? There are several run by Muslims for Muslims, and if you're gay good luck.
Also, I never said that he's Muslim, so your whole "Obama is gay because he believes in gay-marriage" comparison is way off.
[QUOTE="Darkman2007"][QUOTE="omho88"]Id rather not be a 2nd class citizen thank you. As in ?!!Sharia has dfferent interprations .... what you fear is the guy (wz the beard) that will apply .... what's so bad in it that you fear anyway?
omho88
look up the word dhimmi. At the time dhimmi was a huge step up to the old rule. which was convert or die. Being a dhimmi meant (means) being able to have and practice your religion, EXCEPT you cannot prosletyze to Muslims (but Muslims can to you), and you pay a tax (though at the same time you were not required to fight in the army so there was that benefit...).
There was also no guarantee though that the practice of religion would be respected, it often went by whims of whoever was in charge. For a very long time, for just over a 1,000 years, there were very few places that had such a thing.
In midevil Europe, you were either a Christian or dead, and the only non-Christians allowed could be diplomats (usually from Muslim lands) and even then those non-Christians were dropping dead all the time in Christian lands. So in comparison the Muslim world is a huge step up.
but then comes the enlightenment period and attitudes towards religion itself, and religion and state changed. Now religious freedoms greatly outweigh those in Muslim countries, and the dhimmi system is now a very old and archaic system for treating religious minorities.
but even then Dhimmi was not equal to Muslim, that's why Darkman2007 says he doesn't want to be a 2nd class citizen.
[QUOTE="Darkman2007"][QUOTE="SaudiFury"] look up the word dhimmi. At the time dhimmi was a huge step up to the old rule. which was convert or die. Being a dhimmi meant (means) being able to have and practice your religion, EXCEPT you cannot prosletyze to Muslims (but Muslims can to you), and you pay a tax (though at the same time you were not required to fight in the army so there was that benefit...). There was also no guarantee though that the practice of religion would be respected, it often went by whims of whoever was in charge. For a very long time, for just over a 1,000 years, there were very places that had such a thing. In midevil Europe, you were either a Christian or dead, and the only non-Christians allowed could be diplomats (usually from Muslim lands) and even then those non-Christians were dropping dead all the time in Christian lands. So in comparison the Muslim world is a huge step up. but then comes the enlightenment period and attitudes towards religion itself, and religion and state changed. Now religious freedoms greatly outweigh those in Muslim countries, and the dhimmi system is now a very old and archaic system for treating religious minorities. but even then Dhimmi was not equal to Muslim, that's why Darkman2007 says he doesn't want to be a 2nd class citizen. omho88put it this way, in general , Islam treated minorities better than Europe until around 400 years ago , after which Europe caught up and surpassed it (though mostly W.Europe, the East was essentially 500 years behined) although even in the Islamic world, there were differences, there was no way to compare Al Andalus to Yemen for instance, and even within countries things changed over time (Al Andalus was ok , until the Almohads took over) So it's not Sharia ..... it's the ppl !!! Just like I said earlier.
Shariah is the organic law system that Islamic theocracies derive their rule,
Even in supposed to be secular states like Egypt, Shariah law exists in some capacity.
Now I will concede there are differing opinions on what and how to implement Shariah, what an Egyptian thinks is best, a Saudi will think is too liberal. but the fact is, their still deriving their laws and precedents from 1400 year old texts, that are talking about a world that largely no longer exists.
Western systems of law has it's issues, but when it comes to treatment of religious minorities it is in virtually every category better then what's going in most Muslim countries.
and i say that with no enjoyment at all. k...
[QUOTE="Darkman2007"][QUOTE="SaudiFury"] look up the word dhimmi. At the time dhimmi was a huge step up to the old rule. which was convert or die. Being a dhimmi meant (means) being able to have and practice your religion, EXCEPT you cannot prosletyze to Muslims (but Muslims can to you), and you pay a tax (though at the same time you were not required to fight in the army so there was that benefit...). There was also no guarantee though that the practice of religion would be respected, it often went by whims of whoever was in charge. For a very long time, for just over a 1,000 years, there were very places that had such a thing. In midevil Europe, you were either a Christian or dead, and the only non-Christians allowed could be diplomats (usually from Muslim lands) and even then those non-Christians were dropping dead all the time in Christian lands. So in comparison the Muslim world is a huge step up. but then comes the enlightenment period and attitudes towards religion itself, and religion and state changed. Now religious freedoms greatly outweigh those in Muslim countries, and the dhimmi system is now a very old and archaic system for treating religious minorities. but even then Dhimmi was not equal to Muslim, that's why Darkman2007 says he doesn't want to be a 2nd class citizen. omho88put it this way, in general , Islam treated minorities better than Europe until around 400 years ago , after which Europe caught up and surpassed it (though mostly W.Europe, the East was essentially 500 years behined) although even in the Islamic world, there were differences, there was no way to compare Al Andalus to Yemen for instance, and even within countries things changed over time (Al Andalus was ok , until the Almohads took over) So it's not Sharia ..... it's the ppl !!! Just like I said earlier.
nonsense, and you know it, minorities were not equal, there were various laws agaisnt them, usually to humiliate them, everything from heavy restrictions on construction of houses of worship , to limiting where they could live, to not being able to testify against Muslims in a court of law
So it's not Sharia ..... it's the ppl !!! Just like I said earlier.[QUOTE="omho88"][QUOTE="Darkman2007"] put it this way, in general , Islam treated minorities better than Europe until around 400 years ago , after which Europe caught up and surpassed it (though mostly W.Europe, the East was essentially 500 years behined) although even in the Islamic world, there were differences, there was no way to compare Al Andalus to Yemen for instance, and even within countries things changed over time (Al Andalus was ok , until the Almohads took over)SaudiFury
Shariah is the organic law system that Islamic theocracies derive their rule,
Even in supposed to be secular states like Egypt, Shariah law exists in some capacity.
Now I will concede there are differing opinions on what and how to implement Shariah, what an Egyptian thinks is best, a Saudi will think is too liberal. but the fact is, their still deriving their laws and precedents from 1400 year old texts, that are talking about a world that largely no longer exists.
Western systems of law has it's issues, but when it comes to treatment of religious minorities it is in virtually every category better then what's going in most Muslim countries.
and i say that with no enjoyment at all. k...
First you just confirmed my point, coz since you claim that sharia is the basic law for all these countries yet some of them are completely different from eachother ... which means complete different understanding to the same thing that could work the best for each country ..... not all of them work as great as the other. But I still dun get what's bothering you with 1400 years old text .... I do realize many stuff have changed but the core remains ....you are a human, you need some basic laws to protect you from others and vice versa .... you have urges, you needs some limits to protect you from becoming an animal .... you need morals .... all of these combined are religions .... things like that don't change by time. I dun seeThat means that certain hadiths/hadith volumes are deemed more credible (Or even outright incredulous) than others. Citing WikiISlam as proof is laughable as well, considering their notoriety as an anti-Muslim siteNayef_shroofDo you know what is laughable? Your absolute inability to come up with anything supporting your arguments. I've come out with my opinions, called ignorant for them, backed them up with solid evidence, and still, you do nothing but deride me and dismiss my source as "anti-Muslim" despite it presenting the plain, unadulterated facts for all to see and be disgusted by. You sir are doing nothing but making yourself look like a damn fool, and not helping in the slightest protect the integrity of your faith. The very least you could do is come up with the typical apologist arguments about "mistranslation" and whatnot. But all you seem capable of doing is arguing like a child. If you wish to continue this line of discussion, then come up with something more than just your opinion.
So it's not Sharia ..... it's the ppl !!! Just like I said earlier.[QUOTE="omho88"][QUOTE="Darkman2007"] put it this way, in general , Islam treated minorities better than Europe until around 400 years ago , after which Europe caught up and surpassed it (though mostly W.Europe, the East was essentially 500 years behined) although even in the Islamic world, there were differences, there was no way to compare Al Andalus to Yemen for instance, and even within countries things changed over time (Al Andalus was ok , until the Almohads took over)Darkman2007
nonsense, and you know it, minorities were not equal, there were various laws agaisnt them, usually to humiliate them, everything from heavy restrictions on construction of houses of worship , to limiting where they could live, to not being able to testify against Muslims in a court of law
As I said, in Egypt Islam is in its best shapes .... We do accept christions testimony in courts as long as he/she is credible and sane .... Christians dun exceed 10'/. of the population .... are you expecting them to have as many churches as muslim's mosques ?There is nothing in islam that really forbid you from building ur own place and pray for God in it? just to be fair .... there are some issues with the non ibrahimic religions which I dun like how the country handles them .... but we are debating it rightnow !!
That means that certain hadiths/hadith volumes are deemed more credible (Or even outright incredulous) than others. Citing WikiISlam as proof is laughable as well, considering their notoriety as an anti-Muslim siteNayef_shroofDo you know what is laughable? Your absolute inability to come up with anything supporting your arguments. I've come out with my opinions, called ignorant for them, backed them up with solid evidence, and still, you do nothing but deride me and dismiss my source as "anti-Muslim" despite it presenting the plain, unadulterated facts for all to see and be disgusted by. You sir are doing nothing but making yourself look like a damn fool, and not helping in the slightest protect the integrity of your faith. The very least you could do is come up with the typical apologist arguments about "mistranslation" and whatnot. But all you seem capable of doing is arguing like a child. If you wish to continue this line of discussion, then come up with something more than just your opinion. He/she is right ..... some hadith are deemed more credible than others .... it's a fact .. and many scholers are calling for further filtering of Sonna.
First you just confirmed my point, coz since you claim that sharia is the basic law for all these countries yet some of them are completely different from eachother ... which means complete different understanding to the same thing that could work the best for each country ..... not all of them work as great as the other. But I still dun get what's bothering you with 1400 years old text .... I do realize many stuff have changed but the core remains ....you are a human, you need some basic laws to protect you from others and vice versa .... you have urges, you needs some limits to protect you from becoming an animal .... you need morals .... all of these combined are religions .... things like that don't change by time. I dun see omho88
ok let me give a short example why i vouch for secular as a basis for law. Anything that is positive about Shariah law exists already within secularism. Anything negative that can be said about Shariah (by Muslims and non), does NOT under secular law.
I don't agree with wife beating, i don't agree with honor killing, don't agree in treating religious minorities as 2nd class citizens, i don't believe in treating apostates as though their traitors and need to have a chat with a sword. I abhore them. Sure, can an apostate be fvcking annoying, yeah. they totally can. as the phrase goes "there is no worse enemy then a former friend/ally". But i'd rather they be annoying as fvck then dead.
for instance with apostasy, the idea of killing apostates really came up in a time of war. During the wars Muhammed and Abu Bakr fought if you converted to Islam you could be spared death, or enslavement (something that every tribe and region was doing - not an excuse, just an explanation). Well.. what do you think some people are going to do? they're gonna save their sorry hides from meeting the sword. The Radi war that Abu Bakr fought was largely one over money, but because in those times (and this is why secularism seems alien to Muslims) back in those days religion and politics were one and the same. The tribe Abu Bakr fought refused to pay the zakat (charity). Prophet Muhammed went from community organizer (kinda like Jesus) to a leader of a city (Medina) that had both Pagans and Jews as their inhabitants, to leading armies and being leader of (basically) a country - all the while he was still a Prophet of God, then the next 4 perceding Caliphs were a level lower then Muhammed but nontheless considered the Rightly Guided Caliphs. In essence while the Prophet was not talking directly to God (as the Pope and Ayatollah are though to be) but he was pretty close to that sort of seat, thus in a sense there was no distinction between religion and politics. During those times when people converted, they'd do it save their own hides and some would say shout back that they lied.
So ok. what do we get? If your wanting to follow Shariah, and that means deriving laws from Quran, Hadiths (actions of Muhammed), preceding caliphs and other notable imam's, you now have literally centuries of precedents saying apostasy = death, because of what Muhammed and Abu Bakur did during times of war. but one of the primary reason why i'm for secular law, even as a Muslim is this. religion that is enforced and made compulsory and not our of personal sincerity is a farce. There should be no compulsion to follow it.
and i've head numerous times from Imams in both Saudi Arabia AND the USA saying that religion that is practiced like theater (just going through the motions) is wasted effort, for God knows if you a truly faithful. Quite the paradox i think.
I find it ironic that (and forgive me fellow Muslims if this hits a nerve) the Quran calls out and admonishes the Meccan Pagans for holding onto their religion merely because it was their forefathers religion. and this was said when Muhammed was trying to set up a co-existing religion amongst his fellow people in the Pagan-majority Mecca, and he and his followers were chased out of the city limits to starve and be discriminated against (Khadijah his first wife dying during this period) before marching off to Yathrib (soon to be called Medina). How ironic and sad things seem to me when looking at the Muslim world today.....
[QUOTE="Zeviander"][QUOTE="omho88"] He/she is right ..... some hadith are deemed more credible than others .... it's a fact .. and many scholers are calling for further filtering of Sonna.omho88Okay, source me something that says that hadith I quoted is "not very credible". Should I start bringing out other hadith and Qur'anic quotes that promote the subjugation of women, violence against women and pretty much things almost as disgusting as child f*cking? And who decided the hadith wasn't credible anyways? Why was it not just disposed of to rid Islam of this disgusting mark of shame? They keep it around for a reason. I am not a super knowledgable in these stuff but ok ... what is the Hadith?
Hadith is a state of ownership it occurs before you Lostith.
[QUOTE="Darkman2007"]
[QUOTE="omho88"] So it's not Sharia ..... it's the ppl !!! Just like I said earlier.omho88
nonsense, and you know it, minorities were not equal, there were various laws agaisnt them, usually to humiliate them, everything from heavy restrictions on construction of houses of worship , to limiting where they could live, to not being able to testify against Muslims in a court of law
As I said, in Egypt Islam is in its best shapes .... We do accept christions testimony in courts as long as he/she is credible and sane .... Christians dun exceed 10'/. of the population .... are you expecting them to have as many churches as muslim's mosques ?There is nothing in islam that really forbid you from building ur own place and pray for God in it? just to be fair .... there are some issues with the non ibrahimic religions which I dun like how the country handles them .... but we are debating it rightnow !!
Egypt is one country, are you honestly trying to use the standard of one country and apply it to an area from Morocco to Indonesia? really? in an area that large, there are huge differences, although even Egypt had its times when minorities were oppressed. and yes, traditionally there were restrictions on how , where and how much , minorities could build (that is why for instance, Jerusalem used to have alot of synagouges built underground, simply because by law, Jewish worship houses were not allowed to be higher than Mosques) now you could argue that things are better now, and in the case of Egypt, you may well be right. but the fact is , Christians are still leaving the Middle East in large numbers, not to mention the Jews who left 50-60 years ago for the most part..[QUOTE="Zeviander"][QUOTE="omho88"] He/she is right ..... some hadith are deemed more credible than others .... it's a fact .. and many scholers are calling for further filtering of Sonna.omho88Okay, source me something that says that hadith I quoted is "not very credible". Should I start bringing out other hadith and Qur'anic quotes that promote the subjugation of women, violence against women and pretty much things almost as disgusting as child f*cking? And who decided the hadith wasn't credible anyways? Why was it not just disposed of to rid Islam of this disgusting mark of shame? They keep it around for a reason. I am not a super knowledgable in these stuff but ok ... what is the Hadith?
here. this is Hadith's according to Wiki.
and if you wanna read the Hadith's on this site.
all your gonna get from Zeviander's link are hadiths that are critical of Islam. If you want that, go ahead click it, but i figure i'd be FAIR and send you to all the hadiths not just cherry picking what i wanna show.
SaudiFury, i'm not a troll, i don't even know what means (internet language ugh)
but some of the points you made i agree at some degree
esepecially how all nations back bite each other, its true, its because we are without a leader, Muslims desperatly want the caliphate to come back because they are fed up of the corruption happening everywhere and believe this caliphate will be a step forward, all Muslims believe when Jesus comes back the Caliphate will be fully restored and he will lead us for 40 years, and then "Sharia" which means LAW (just letting the sheeps know what Shariah actually is) will be fully implemented, but before that Muslims are desperate and as a start want to get rid of current goverments,
are you proud of the governments in Saudi? they have the entire world resources beneath their feet and what to they do with it?
because each country has its own flag, people have become patriotic and have started to love their own selves while forgetting others, the Caliphate will definitely come back, our Prophet said it will be back once Jesus descends and kills the Anti Christ.
but as of now, the Muslims are in a state of loss and confusion, under constant war from the west and within themselves, our Prophet warned us that a time like this will come.
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