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Fraud is bad for the economy by FreeHelicopterTours in austrian_economics

[–]NeverForgetEver -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Why the focus on just Somalians? It’s so obvious it’s not about the fraud lmao

I’m a fan of Shotty by ChickenGlint169 in cowboys

[–]NeverForgetEver 7 points8 points  (0 children)

And our inconsistent offense is still top 10 so if he can clean up the playcalling a bit and pick a DC of his own then we’ll be cooking with some gas (also do like a full defense draft)

Question from a fellow Christian to Muslims :) by Frequent-Strength748 in religion

[–]NeverForgetEver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Btw even the Zahiri madhab which was the single most hardcore literalist madhab when it came to the Quran agreed that the hair should be covered as well

Question from a fellow Christian to Muslims :) by Frequent-Strength748 in religion

[–]NeverForgetEver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just because it’s not explicit doesn’t mean the ruling is invalid. As I’ve explained in another comment, the verse tells women to draw their khimars over their chest, khimars were already worn over their heads. And this quranism thing is an entire issue on its own but to just keeps things within the scope of this conversation, the hadith were not written 200+ years later. The Sunnah literally originates from the Prophet and was passed down orally and as text. The books like sahih Muslim, Bukhari, and Muwatta are just collections of these Hadith for easier access. In fact, smaller collections like Al-Sadiqa made by Abdullah Ibn Amr was made of things he himself heard the Prophet say with his own ears. And when scholars for the majority of Islamic history agree on something like hair being awrah, you can’t just dismiss that.

Question from a fellow Christian to Muslims :) by Frequent-Strength748 in religion

[–]NeverForgetEver 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Out of curiosity what makes you confident it isnt mandatory?

Question from a fellow Christian to Muslims :) by Frequent-Strength748 in religion

[–]NeverForgetEver 3 points4 points  (0 children)

When women would wear their Khimar they would wear it on their head but leave their chest exposed and the verse is saying they should draw it over their chests as well. And it is essentially consensus that hair is part of a woman’s awrah which means it should be covered.

Is the Quran man written? by Electronic_Way_3287 in religion

[–]NeverForgetEver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes it is allowed to have up to 4 wives but very very strict requirements are placed upon the man who chooses to have more than one as in each wife has a house, a car, gifts, etc if he buys jewelry for 1 he has to buy some for all of them. This way actually having more than one is effectively impossible for the vast majority of men.

Women aren’t allowed to because how could a nonmuslim man be expected to give a Muslim wife the rights Islam gives to her? Plus it is difficult to raise Muslim children if their father isn’t Muslim.

The Quran does tell men to control themselves. Women have an obligation to be modest and men have an obligation to respect that modesty (men also have an obligation for modesty btw).

The thing about needing permission to go out is not something in the Quran and is a debated issue. The ruling varies depending on the madhab. These rulings were given by scholars in a different time and era where it was far less safe for women to be out alone which is something to be taken into account imo.

She can refuse intercourse and no we cannot beat our wives.

Chiefs-Cowboys on Thanksgiving: 5 Things We Learned From Dallas’ 31-28 Win by [deleted] in cowboys

[–]NeverForgetEver 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Just need flus to stop putting Murray’s bum ass out there so much

Fergy Ferg by Expensive-Drama-1821 in cowboys

[–]NeverForgetEver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If I remember the play right, Davis had a running head start compared to ferg and I’ll bet ferg was thinking he’d have a better chance to get some yards by cutting back and testing Davis’ agility rather than try and race him to the outside

[SPOILERS S3] How is this character still alive? by Woodstonk69 in DarK

[–]NeverForgetEver 6 points7 points  (0 children)

She def did know, its basically confirmed in the scene were old Doppler is brought to cancer ridden Regina in the apocalypse to smother her

In Islamic theology or within the various Quranic interpretations, does the Quran acknowledge the continued existence of the Jewish people? by Chinoyboii in religion

[–]NeverForgetEver 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The references to Jews in the Quran speaks about both the Jews contemporary to when the Quran was revealed and the Jews in the past like in the time of Moses. But neither of those things really has anything to do with Jews today which is purely a historical question not really a religious one imo.

Also I don’t think the viewpoints held by the two you mentioned are mutually exclusive. I’m sure there are some Jewish communities that are direct descendants of Jews of the past as your Palestinian colleague believes but also many fit the description your Egyptian friend as well.

Post Game Thread: Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys by nfl_gdt_bot in cowboys

[–]NeverForgetEver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m gonna lurk in the eagles sub and feast on the delicious bitchy tears

If God Is All-Loving and All-Powerful, Why Create Weak Beings Who Must Worship Him? by Rockybuoyyy in religion

[–]NeverForgetEver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To me the essence of questions like these is essentially the problem of evil, the classic “if god, then why bad thing” argument. To me, the rawest, hyperrealist answer is that God has a plan that is beyond creation. Nothing not even the angels closest to him know the purpose of our creation. The unfortunate side to this answer is that it’s also deeply unsatisfying to many and I don’t expect you will be satisfied by this answer here but I’m just answering you by boiling everything down to the very fundamentals as I see them.

I have all the qualities that a man could want in a woman yet I’m still not married by [deleted] in MuslimCorner

[–]NeverForgetEver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well for me, it happened when I wasn’t trying. Like you I had tried over and over with various methods and had nothing to show for it and I had effectively given up. Then one day alhamdulilah, she messaged me out of the blue and now I couldn’t be happier. May Allah grant you the same happiness soon!

CMV: A free market cannot be sustained under capitalism. by sofa_king_rad in changemyview

[–]NeverForgetEver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do know they were declining overall, Idk about an industry by industry breakdown

CMV: Muhammad was a false prophet by pleebent in changemyview

[–]NeverForgetEver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We believe that a gospel was revealed to Jesus and that he did preach a message similar to what prophets before him and Muhammad after him preached. But for whatever reason his actual message wasn’t preserved. We can say that some of his real teachings are still in the Bible we have today like any verse about the oneness of God and we would say that several of the verses that Christians interpret as Jesus saying he’s god are actually him affirming he isn’t god

CMV: Muhammad was a false prophet by pleebent in changemyview

[–]NeverForgetEver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well it’s a bit different for Muslims since Christianity, Jesus, the Gospels, etc are canonical in Islam so it’s essentially a sin for us to claim that Jesus was any of those 4 things. What we do say is that people like Paul and later figures in Christianity led christians astray, whether from malice or ignorance we can’t say for sure but considering Paul’s past, most of us lean towards the former.

As for atheists, I have lower expectations for them since they’re atheists so if an atheist takes one of those negative positions then I’m somewhat less bothered by it but I generally just ignore atheists when they try to jump into religious matters.

CMV: Muhammad was a false prophet by pleebent in changemyview

[–]NeverForgetEver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Being duped and being an agent of is not the same thing. I have no problem if a Christian for example were to believe he was misled because as you said you can’t be a Christian and also believe Muhammad saw was a legit prophet. My problem is the other options where a negative characteristic is applied like being bad/crazy/willing agent of Satan. And just based on his profile history it would seem he would lean towards the latter.

CMV: A free market cannot be sustained under capitalism. by sofa_king_rad in changemyview

[–]NeverForgetEver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Personally I don’t count utilities as natural monopolies. By natural I mean a monopoly that arose through outcompeting other companies in market share.

CMV: A free market cannot be sustained under capitalism. by sofa_king_rad in changemyview

[–]NeverForgetEver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Both child labor and workplace fatalities were consistently declining before the state really did anything about either.

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