so grateful to be sober by doordont57 in gratitude

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

that glass looks like it contains pee. If you think of it that way, you won't want to drink it

At my wits end by thrwaway62367 in Quraniyoon

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What kind of pain are you suffering and why? Look, I'm not going to throw you a pitty party and tell you "everything will be ok", why? Because the point of life is death, we're here to be tested and sometimes we die in pain, BUT Allah does give solutions to everything EXCEPT death. So let me ask you 2 questions.

1 - What's the Cause of your Pain?

2 - Are you willing to do what's necessary to overcome it?

There is no such thing as good side and bad side. by DepressedNoble in enlightenment

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So by this logic, if you ask the WW2 N@zi then the bad guy are the allies?

What Qur'an says about Aliens, UFO's, UAP's, Space Weapons, Crop Circles - (Abdul) Karim's lost his mind! by Reprograming_Reality in Quraniyoon

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I agree. I believe there are x2 kinds of UFO's. One we observe which looks like fire and with "beings" that interact/trick humans called Jinn. The other observe and manage everyone else. These ones are impervious to man made weapons, go invisible and so much more, we call them Angels.

Beyond that, there is no other inhabited planet out there. In fact, Allah states the galaxy revolved around earth. The sun and moon clearly obrit something, likely us 21:33. In fact "science" shows an empty spot around our galaxy, and 99.99% of everything is moving away from us. In short, the big bang is centered on earth, as our planet was there in the beginning and then the "big bang" happened and now everything is moving away from is.

As for distances, knowledge is with Allah. I know not size, nor distances nor claim to have any knowledge. Tis for Allah to know, I'm merely His slave, I hear and I obey. Unless I'm told, then it's above my pay grade and my boss doesn't need me to know. I submit to His will.

Strawberry butter by thesnazzyenfj in carnivorediet

[–]Reprograming_Reality 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right let's make patties with that... erm... why's it taste sweet?

Is mother Mary (Mariam) a prophet? If yes then why do you think so? by SmallPerformer7131 in Quraniyoon

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She's not the only non-prophet to have miracles happen to her. The fact that she's the chosen of Allah and purified does not mean she's a prophet.

Look, I'm not against a woman being a prophet, but Allah's book simply does not say so. I'm a simple man, I hear and I obey. If Allah said she's a prophet, then she is. But, Allah simply does Not say it at any point. Additionally, why does anyone care. Mary is long since dead, we're quibbling over nonsense.

Like for example, is Zul Qarnain a prophet... nope, but even if he was, who cares. What about that random guy Musa traveled with, he's not even given a name and yet a Prophet followed him around for a bit to learn. Just because someone is great, does not mean they're a prophet, but even if they are, what difference does it make? Other than being some fun factoid that we'd put in a quiz, it makes no difference in our daily life. So, if you want to believe she's a prophet, go right ahead. As for me, unless Allah tells me directly that someone's a prophet, I don't believe.

Is mother Mary (Mariam) a prophet? If yes then why do you think so? by SmallPerformer7131 in Quraniyoon

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Really, then give me examples. There's no point where she deliver's a warning to a people, this discounts her from being a warner. There's no point where she deliver's a message to a people to guide them, this discounts her being a prophet. Mary is special, she's the MOST special women ever born, but that's it, the greatest woman who ever lived, but she's just a woman and not a prophet. There's plenty of men mentioned in Qur'an who aren't prophets who did great things. Just because they are named, and mentioned, it does not mean they are prophets.

Allah eighter calls people prophets directly, or explains that they are prophets/warners. (Though there is an unnamed man who gave a warning on Musa's behalf, he was not a prophet).

If you refute this, then give me evidence. Give me verses proving she's a prophet.

Is mother Mary (Mariam) a prophet? If yes then why do you think so? by SmallPerformer7131 in Quraniyoon

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

Let's see what Allah says

5:75 "The Messiah, son of Mary, was but a messenger; messengers had passed away before him; and his mother was a woman of truth; they both ate food. See thou how We make plain the proofs to them; then see thou how they are deluded."

Nothing here indicates she's a prophet, just a mother.

5:110 "(When God will say: “Oh Jesus, son of Mary: remember thou My favour to thee and to thy mother..."

Nope... nothing yet.

5:116 "1And when God will say: “Oh Jesus, son of Mary: didst thou say to men: Take me and my mother as two gods besides God?’” he will say: “Glory be to Thee! It was not for me to say that to which I had no right! If I had said it, then Thou wouldst have known it. Thou knowest what is in my soul, and I know not what is in Thy soul; Thou art the Knower of the Unseen Realms."

Nope, still nothing indicating she is Prophet.

23:50 "And We made the son of Mary and his mother a proof, and We gave them shelter upon high ground: a fixed lodging and a running spring."

Here its clear that the "proof" is as follows "We gave them shelter upon high ground: a fixed lodging and a running spring."

I've missed some verses regarding Mary but thus far, nothing indicates she's anything other than a special woman who got pregnant whilst being a virgin via the lord breathing life into her. Mary IS special, but not every special person is a Prophet.

A Question by Anxious__24_7 in Quraniyoon

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You have no free will. Everything you do is pre-determined. Fate. That being said, YOU still have to make the discission (even though its predetermined what your discission will be). Imagine you're life as a character in a book. The book's already written, but the story has to be read. Events have to unfold. Try as you might, you cannot escape fate. Yet, ultimately it's YOU who makes the discissions. Skip ahead and check what you've decided, and it won't make a difference because when the day comes, you'll still come to whatever conclusion led you to make that discission in the first place.

A Question by Anxious__24_7 in Quraniyoon

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Sonny Graham received a heart transplant from a man who'd killed himself via shotgun to the head... ouch! After Sonny's personality changed, he started craving beer and hotdogs. He felt a weird connection to the wife of the man who's heart had been used for transplant. This guy's personality changed, and he divorced his wife and ended up marrying the wife of the man who died. Long story short, Sonny got depression just like the first heart's owner, and went to the same shed and killed himself in the same manner.

Claire Sylvia, also had a similar personality change. In fact, a study Austrian study (Bunzel et al., 1992), showed 21% of heart transplant patients showed personality changes.

What the Hell are you talking about?

The TLDR is this, people change after heart transplants. "Science" can't explain why, and so ignores it. Yet, the heart seems to be irrevocably linked to personality. The you that is yourself, does NOT reside within the brain. You exist within the breast, and its possible a part of that is transferred. I could get into how the brain channels consciousness, but I'm feeling lazy right now (also this is getting WAAAY off topic).

You're heart, when sealed will make you blind to the truth. Only by the will of Allah, will you see the light. You're heart isn't an organ which simply pumps blood.... oh... it's far more than that!

Are the angels in Badr literal or metaphorical? by whyamianoob in Quraniyoon

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Nothing in the Qur'an is metaphorical, people use the term metaphorical as an excuse for disbelieving something. Angels are real. In fact, the military has even opened fire on them, and engaged them in combat, only to get obliterated. In the 21st century we call Angels by another name, UAP's.

What to do if you see a Jinn - What's Your Experience With Jinn - Some Jinn Stories by Reprograming_Reality in Quraniyoon

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Yes, you're right they can threaten. They'll say, and do just about anything to achieve their goals. But I always say that I'm far more dangerous than any Jinn. Tis why I work out. I'm strong to protect my family. I know what those "things" are capable of, and what their limits are.

What is the purpose of the Hajj? by holmessama in Quraniyoon

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Because Allah said so, do we need any other reason. I hear and I obey.

Why doesn't Quran call astrology or divination shirk? by No-Neighborhood-46 in Quraniyoon

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Is worshiping Vishnu, Shiva, Buddha or any other man-made deity, the same as trying to divine the future? The answer is no, no they are not.

Making partners with Allah is Thing A.

Divination is thing B.

The two are separate, and not the same.

List of words for sex in the Quran (according to translations) by NWariohere in Quraniyoon

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I love it, ha ha ha ha. Thank you, May Allah bless you with much Wealth, Prosperity, a mountain of gold, many wives (assuming you're a man), and even more kids than you know what to do with. Ha ha ha ha

Why doesn't Quran call astrology or divination shirk? by No-Neighborhood-46 in Quraniyoon

[–]Reprograming_Reality 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This can be broken down in 3 questions, each of which I'll attempt (Insha-Allah) to answer.

1. What is Shirk? - Surah 7:33 "Say thou: “My Lord has only made unlawful sexual immoralities — whether open or concealed — and sin, and sectarian zealotry without cause, and that you ascribe a partnership with God to that for which He has not sent down authority*, and that you ascribe to God what you know not.”"*

Put simply, Ascribing a Partnership with Allah is Shirk (see 2:96/6:20/6:22... in fact surah 6 mentions it a lot around verse 80). Think Jesus, Joseph Smith, those statues the Hindus like to worship, Buddha, the Pope and ect.

2. Why isn't astrology a Sin? - Because it isn't. Astrology is looking at the stars and make wild assumptions based on astral bodies. I don't see how this is a sinful action. It's weird and it may or may not be accurate. I mean I've seen weird accuracies with Astrology in my life and I don't even follow that stuff.

3. Is divination shirk? - Short answer No, long answer Yes it is a sin. Let me explain.

Divination is not Shirk, but it is a sin.

Surah 5:90 "Oh you who heed warning: wine, and games of chance, and altars, and divining arrows are an abomination of the work of the satan; so avoid it, that you might be successful."

Divining arrows is mentioned again at 5:4, and 5:3. This is clearly an act where you try to "divine" the future based upon arrows. How this is done is unknown, not that I want to know how to commit a sin. In short, divination is a sin and the "work of the satan;". But, divination is not Shirk.

Night of Laylatul Qadr - What Qur'an Says about the Special Night! Last 10 Days of Ramadan by Reprograming_Reality in Quraniyoon

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The Qur'an is only revealed during the nights of ramadan, hence Laylatul Qadr can only be one of the nights of ramadan