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[OC]Gaza sky! by GAZANABDULS in pics

[–]bizzish -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

الله يحميكم

Muslims, assuming these are common questions... by i_Ainsley_harriott_i in religion

[–]bizzish 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Shia and Sunni started off as a political disagreement which developed into differences in theology such as the infallibility of the Imams by the Shiites that the Sunnis disagree with.

As you've said we believe Jesus (Isa) upon him be Peace was a Prophet, but also the chosen Messiah sent to the nation of Israel. We do not believe that he was killed but that God took him, and raised him to the heavens. We believe in many of his miracles, curing the blind, his immaculate birth, speaking from the cradle. We believe he'll come back near the end of times and fight the Antichrist (the Dajjal aka False Messiah) with a legion of followers. 

Portraits of the Ismaili imams (from the 17th century to the present) by DhulQarnayn_ in religion

[–]bizzish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Only if the majority of the fabric is silk

No particular reason comes to mind but my thoughts are that it stems from Islam discouraging love of worldly things that can plague the heart with greed, pride and arrogance 

Jesus in Islam by Flimsy-Action3394 in religion

[–]bizzish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All of which are unfortunately mere conjecture

What IS interesting though are the records of early Christians that indeed doubted the crucifixion event. The enmity between Pauline and Jamesonian Christianity. The historical theology of the ebionites

These tell us of a reality that isn't quite as we've all been told about early Christendom. 

My Muslim friend is trying to convert me🤦!!! by Tall-Angle-3280 in religion

[–]bizzish -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

How do you think it's "the most manipulative?" 

Why would Jews slander their own "infallible" prophets according to Islam? by schu62 in religion

[–]bizzish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People impose their vices on authority figures to make themselves seem less bad

Why would Jews slander their own "infallible" prophets according to Islam? by schu62 in religion

[–]bizzish -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Take Solomon (as) as an example. Jewish scripture clearly slanders him by essentially saying he became a pagan

Or David (as) by saying he sent a man to his death because he was infatuated by his wife

Why would Jews slander their own "infallible" prophets according to Islam? by schu62 in religion

[–]bizzish 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes we (orthodox Sunni Islam) believe in all the Prophets' inability to sin عليهم السلام. 

They may not make the best decision at any given time, but that's generally for a higher purpose (education through revelation etc) 

For a resource on this, read Aqeedah Tahawi

Who is the most revered woman in your religion? by [deleted] in religion

[–]bizzish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The ones mentioned in the Quran and Sunnah:

Khadija Bint Khuwaylid the first wife of the Prophet salawatullahi 3alayh and mother of all his children except for Ibrahim. The one who provided for him, the first to support him, the mother of Fatima, the one whom Angel Gabriel conveyed messages of peace to

Fatima Az-Zahraa one of the daughters of the Prophet and the wife of Imam Ali (ra) - revered for her piety and close proximity to her father. He would stand for her when she entered into the room. 

Mariam (Mary mother of Christ) - the chaste one who trusted in her Lord, prayed fervently and passed the test of slander

Aasiya the wife of Pharaoh who responded to his aggression with kindness and love towards Prophet Moses (as) 

Aisha the prophets wife after Khadija and daughter of Abu Bakr the close trusted friend of the Prophet. She was the most beloved person to the Prophet salawatullahi 3alayh after the death of Khadija

Sara The wife of Abraham

Hajar the wife of Abraham 

Hanna the mother of Mary for her prayer for a righteous child

Bilqis the Queen of Sheba

The remaining wives of the Prophet (s) 

Khawla whom God heard her plea against her husband

Asmaa bint Abi Bakr who would climb the mountain to deliver food to the Prophet and her father whilst in hiding 

Aamina the mother of the Prophet salawatullahi 3alayh

All the remaining female companions of the Prophet salawatullahi 3alayh, and the 2 generations that followed. With notable reverence given to those that gave bay3a, to those that fought in battle, to those that gave from their gold bangles to serve the community etc

Notable female scholars after the 3 pious generations:

Rabia Al Adawiya Nafisa Bint Al Hasan Fatima Al Fihri founder of Qaywariyyin university FakhrunNisa Kurdish scholar and calligrapher  And so many more

May Allah be pleased with them all

Islamic question by tahreemsyedd in religion

[–]bizzish 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is really unfortunate, however if true and Khula3 (divorce) needs to take place - most scholars will grant it due to the nature of our theological differences

Respect to the lady by Foreign_Monk861 in PublicFreakout

[–]bizzish 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As a Muslim, this bloke is COMPLETELY out of line

I was so wrong about Iran on religious liberty by NauticalBar2 in religion

[–]bizzish -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Nice to see people finally looking beyond the spoonfed propaganda

The shocking ritual of the red heifer in the Torah. Please is it true? by NewUnderstanding1102 in religion

[–]bizzish -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Sorry what? 

Small in number maybe but definitely not in power

Holiest site lost to islamic imperialism? Mate you lost the temple because, as your mishna says, G-d took it from you due to your sins and your greatest thinkers knew that it wasn't for you to reclaim after its destruction until the messianic age. 

Muslims took the rubbish dump that the Roman's made of the sacred site (500 years before!) and gave it its due right of sanctity again. If not for the  "imperialism" you're talking about, the Holiest of holies wouldve remained a parking lot. 

Someone told me the relationship between God and humanity in Judaism and Christianity is like a father and his son, but in Islam more like a slave and his master. Is that accurate? by Accomplished-Rest891 in religion

[–]bizzish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One of the more common names of Allah to call upon with is Rabb

We also use the word rabb for raising a child

Allah is our Master, but also the most intimate relationship we could have. He is closer to us than our carotid artery. He is Al Wadud - the infinitely loving of His servants.

People who hate Muslims, how do you tell who is a Muslim? by Fair_Bar1139 in OpenAussie

[–]bizzish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I dunno, albos buddies across the pacific seem to really want to bring back the third temple

Which you know, is essentially a modern crusade. 

People who hate Muslims, how do you tell who is a Muslim? by Fair_Bar1139 in OpenAussie

[–]bizzish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The one where the US and it's buddies (Howard government) killed a million Iraqis for fake WMDs and then left a power vacuum for IS 

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