*facepalm* ...many factors must be considered before entering Syria...there are wahhabis in the rebels camp, as well as other extremist groups...what are they really fighting for if they go to fight Assad? for Syria to be taken over by extremists? no doubt Assad is a tyrant, just gotta think...
Hypothetically, if all the history books were destroyed and forgotten (while it's a given, some of the books are full of fabrications, but you shouldn't throw the baby out with the bath water), the next generation would be oblivious of what happened centuries ago...oblivious of historical...
From an Islamic perspective, The Creator has the right to do anything; God owns everything and owes nothing to anyone. Everything is owned by Allah (literally meaning "The God"). Everything is The Creator's property and, accordingly, The Creator can do whatever with anything. Injustice is to do...
No, it's not possible to fully believe in Islam, judaism, christianity, and other religions at the same time. Besides the fact that Islam believes in salvific exclusivity, salvation only through it, those other religions' belief in God is not compatible with the Islamic belief in The Creator of...
In high school and middle school (in Memphis), we never finished the history book (and my school was supposed to be the best school in the county with straight As on the report card); we always had around half of it left. Nor did I ever get to learn of WWI until 11th grade and that was only...
If one does genuine research on this topic, or just even keeps up with the news (Government spying on calls & computer, et al), who wouldn't say it is a police state? Perhaps those living under a rock.
Sometimes Muslims use "Eternal" to mean The Creator is Beginning-less and Everlasting, and sometimes to just mean Beginning-less (which is why it's said God is Eternal and Everlasting). Beginning-less meaning The Creator was not brought into existence after non-existence, as opposed to...
The Creator is not in need of worship. It is to the Muslim's benefit to worship The Creator, as The Creator does not benefit nor is harmed by our worship. It is to our benefit in this evanescent existence, as well as the next life, which is everlasting.
The Creator must be Perfect, i.e. free of flaw, as the opposite would entail God to be a creation, which is a contradiction. E.g., being ascribed with a shape denotes imperfection, as that which has a shape takes up space, it requires space to exist, (not to mention it is dependent on something...