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So are you saying that Shiites are not Muslim?are you serious !
you claim that muslims sites said x about nonmulsims
my respond was , it isn't islamic it's shiits
so what is this silly question you want for me to do
if i told you i don't know sunni sites that state the differnet , is that mean that muslims responsibe for shiits beliefs !!!! , what a joke
Salam. So ya'll don't believe in having a "Pope" like leader either huh?
the problem is that you misconcept the shariah
shariah protect nonmuslims also
Not as an arbitrator of religious doctrine, no. The current decentralization of Islam brings checks and balances and guards against BS proliferation. A secular caliph would be neat though, one who would unify the ummah and show the world that Islam is serious business
Actually, what is going on is right in line with what our prophets said. We will not re-Christianize the Middle East.Well, you certainly suggested so, that Christianity will triumph because it is good and right.
So, how is the re-Christianization of the Middle East going ahead
So are you saying that Shiites are not Muslim?
But if I speak to a a shia he will say when I speak about sunni beliefs then I should not say Muslim, but only sunni.shiits are another sect , they differ with sunni in many points which contradict with quran and teaching of mohammed (pbuh)
so they have teaching and practices and thoughts which contradicts with 85% of muslims (sunni) , so when you speak about thier teaching don't say muslims , say shiits
OK, Thanks. I looked it up and agree with what you say.To piggyback off of elwill, as far as I know none of the Sunni legal schools regard touching a disbeliever as a nullification of ritual purity, unless he or she is marriageable.
Well, I'll give credit where credit is due. The only sites where I have been able to find the infidel described as a Pig in causing ritual uncleanliness is on Shiite sites. (And I looked real hard to find otherwise . . . LOL)Ibn_leroy mentions 'marriagble'. Given Islam's definitions regarding this, that could be (as far as females go) almost everyone
Have you looked at where they call Jews monkeys?Well, I'll give credit where credit is due. The only sites where I have been able to find the infidel described as a Pig in causing ritual uncleanliness is on Shiite sites. (And I looked real hard to find otherwise . . . LOL)
That does beg the question as to why the USA views Sistani in Iraq as an Ally? I guess that Sistani just view us as proper dhimmis that are serving him and his shiite friends in regaining their power against the sunni..
As if you're knowledgeable of Islamic law.Ibn_leroy mentions 'marriagble'. Given Islam's definitions regarding this, that could be (as far as females go) almost everyone
Will you let your daughter hug and marry a K a f f i r?As if you're knowledgeable of Islamic law.
"Marriageable" is a very loose translation of ghayru mahram, lit., "without prohibition". So, (in the Shafi'i school) skin-to-skin contact with a member of the opposite sex with whom one is not prohibited from marrying nullifies ritual purity. Religious affialiation is irrelevant. I've shaken hands and hugged many non-Muslims, and it had no effect on my state of ritual purity.
I'm the only Muslim in my family; so if I had a daughter, I would not have a problem with her hugging her grandfather, uncle, or great-uncles. This has nothing to do with ritual purity. As far as marriage is concerned, then marrying a non-Muslim is prohibited. But again, this has nothing to do with ritual purity.Will you let your daughter hug and marry a K a f f i r?
Hi. If I am not mistaken, the Catholics also try to forbid Catholics from marrying non-Catholics.I'm the only Muslim in my family; so if I had a daughter, I would not have a problem with her hugging her grandfather, uncle, or great-uncles. This has nothing to do with ritual purity. As far as marriage is concerned, then marrying a non-Muslim is prohibited. But again, this has nothing to do with ritual purity.
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