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Apostates of Islam

gnostic

The Lost One
eselam said:
how do you know it has nothing to do with their non islamic culture?

How is that?

It was Afghan police that arrested Abdul Rahman. It is the Afghan implementation of the Sharia law that mandate death sentence for apostasy. And it was Muslim clerics in Afghanistan that demanded death.

How are non-Muslims involved in that?

Had it not caught international media and non-Muslim governments around the world had not put pressure on Afghan president Hamid Karzai. It is not the non-Muslims demanding the death penalty for apostasy.

Sorry, are you seriously blaming non-Muslims for what happen in Afghanistan, with Afghan law and trial?
 
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kai

ragamuffin
How is that?

It was Afghan police that arrested Abdul Rahman. It is the Afghan implementation of the Sharia law that mandate death sentence for apostasy. And it was Muslim clerics in Afghanistan that demanded death.

How are non-Muslims involved in that?

Had it not caught international media and non-Muslim governments around the world had not put pressure on Afghan president Hamid Karzai. It is not the non-Muslims demanding the death penalty for apostasy.

Sorry, are you seriously blaming non-Muslims for what happen in Afghanistan, with Afghan law and trial?



Ah gnostic, havnt you come across the Its nothing to do with Islam argument yet? No thats not true Islam, thats an Islam altered by Afghan tribal and cultural influences. same as Iran,Saudi and anywhere else you may wish to cast a critical eye.
 

YmirGF

Bodhisattva in Recovery
Ah gnostic, havnt you come across the Its nothing to do with Islam argument yet? No thats not true Islam, thats an Islam altered by Afghan tribal and cultural influences. same as Iran,Saudi and anywhere else you may wish to cast a critical eye.
I am inclined to agree, Kai, true Islam is a paper dragon that doesn't actually exist.
 

England my lionheart

Rockerjahili Rebel
Premium Member
Originally Posted by eselam
how do you know it has nothing to do with their non islamic culture?

After two years on this Forum this sad old chestnut is still one of the bog standard replies,IMO
it's blatantly obvious to anyone who can read any Hadith concerning Apostates it certainly isn't cultural.
It amazes me that even when a Hadith is presented where it says in black and white that Muhammed had Apostates killed that it's either taken out of context,it's culural,or it's because the Apostate is a traitor.
When you see cases such as Kareem Solimans AKA Amer of Egypt who supposedly lives in a secular country,disowned by his family and imprisoned on religious grounds and show this fact it still isn't Islam it's always something else.
 

England my lionheart

Rockerjahili Rebel
Premium Member
How is that?

It was Afghan police that arrested Abdul Rahman. It is the Afghan implementation of the Sharia law that mandate death sentence for apostasy. And it was Muslim clerics in Afghanistan that demanded death.

How are non-Muslims involved in that?

Had it not caught international media and non-Muslim governments around the world had not put pressure on Afghan president Hamid Karzai. It is not the non-Muslims demanding the death penalty for apostasy.

Sorry, are you seriously blaming non-Muslims for what happen in Afghanistan, with Afghan law and trial?

To you and me it's glaringly obvious but to people who follow a religion blindly it's not and even if it happened under their noses it would be anything but Islam.
 

Gharib

I want Khilafah back
How is that?

It was Afghan police that arrested Abdul Rahman. It is the Afghan implementation of the Sharia law that mandate death sentence for apostasy. And it was Muslim clerics in Afghanistan that demanded death.

How are non-Muslims involved in that?

Had it not caught international media and non-Muslim governments around the world had not put pressure on Afghan president Hamid Karzai. It is not the non-Muslims demanding the death penalty for apostasy.

Sorry, are you seriously blaming non-Muslims for what happen in Afghanistan, with Afghan law and trial?

i'm not blaming anyone, i seriously do not know were you got that idea from, all i'm saying is that many people or countries add culture to their laws, and i do not know much about the afghan laws, but culture is ussualy mixed in it.
 

DavyCrocket2003

Well-Known Member
I agree. There are so many things added into Islam by culture and social practices. Then people justify it by saying that it's Islam. It's not. The problem is that it is happening all over the place. Islam is being tainted and changed. If Muhhammed could pay a visit to us here in the 21st century, I think he would be saddened by much of what he found.
 

gnostic

The Lost One
eselam said:
i'm not blaming anyone, i seriously do not know were you got that idea from, all i'm saying is that many people or countries add culture to their laws, and i do not know much about the afghan laws, but culture is ussualy mixed in it.

From what I understand about the Afghan law, it is based on the oldest Islamic Sunni jurisprudence - Hanafi madhhab.

Hanafi
is codification of the Islamic law, which relied on lots of their sources is found in the Qur'an, Hadith, and other sources. This Hanafi madhhab is just one of the schools of Islamic laws (Shariah), and as I said one of the oldest.

So it is not simply Afghan laws, but that of Sunni Islamic laws. In another word, it has more to do with religious law than simply Afghan cultural customs that prosecute and execute apostates.
 
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England my lionheart

Rockerjahili Rebel
Premium Member
From what I understand about the Afghan law, it is based on the oldest Islamic Sunni jurisprudence - Hanafi madhhab.

Hanafi is codification of the Islamic law, which relied on lots of their sources is found in the Qur'an, Hadith, and other sources. This Hanafi madhhab is just one of the schools of Islamic laws (Shariah), and as I said one of the oldest.

So it is not simply Afghan laws, but that of Sunni Islamic laws. In another word, it has more to do with religious law than simply Afghan cultural customs that prosecute and execute apostates.

Here we have proof that it isn't cultural but a religious based punishment,Rahman being an example in Afghanistan and Soliman in Egypt yet it will still be denied.
 

England my lionheart

Rockerjahili Rebel
Premium Member
the apostate one, the one you said was arrested and the islamic law is death, remember, see how people change the laws of islam. they ad their own and people pretend they are true islamic laws.

that internet guy or what ever.

Kareem Soliman,yes if it had been Saudi,Iran etc he would be dead as it happens he is lucky to be alive because students from Al-Azhar tried to kill him with white weapons.
 

ProudMuslim

Active Member
Your wish is my command.

Yet you didn't show me the "posts" that supported your claims. If anything you realized you were wrong so to save your face you said this:

In all fairness, what you are not saying is that your view is a distinctly minority view. Need I pull up the famous hadith about killing one who leaves Islam? I have actually had some Muslims explain that it is a form of mercy killing, a pre-emtive strike, if you will, lest the apostate commit offenses while in living in error or life outside Islam.

You see Ymir I never defended the action of Muslims did i? You keep going in circle.

You are also ignoring the fact that many were called traitors for simply rejecting Islam. Again, you are only telling part of the story... the part that supports your viewpoint.

There is no story here, i was stating MY opinion which is derived from Islam, from Qur'anic verses. You might say other Muslims also say their opinion derive from Islam so which one to believe, right? Read the Qur'an Ymir. I know you are an athiest but read the Qur'an and decide for yourself if you are really interested in knowing the answer.

The issue here is not how some Muslims twist the definition of treason, the issue here is if killing of an apostate is Islamic or not? If Prophet Muhammed (PBUH) killed apostate? if the war with the apostates after the death of the Prophet (PBUH) was justified?


No, of late, most are given to using the pen and talking out in public.

Well how does pen and words equate physical force? In Qur'an it states clearly when war is justified, and that when we are met with physical force.

Ibn Warriq, Hirsi Ali and many others have very different views from the standard Muslim rhetoric and are forced to live in fear that some maniac is going to kill them simply for speaking out about something they feel passionately about. I don't think they actually want to harm Muslims, rather, I am under the impression that they want to help Muslims escape from their Antideluvian thinking. No surprisingly, many former Muslims who speak out against Islam are forced to employ large body guards to protect them from followers of the religion of peace.

And you just wasted your time summoning useless information. How is that relevant to my point?

Neither of these two is involved in armed conflict against Muslims and yet they receive death threats regularly. Evidently many Muslims do not share your viewpoint that the apostate should not be killed.

Is the topic here how many Muslims agree with me or what is the Islamic teaching? It is not down to opinions, it is down to what is written in Qur'an. I challenge anyone to find me one verse that support the killing of an apostate.

Well preying on Catholic priests isn't especially difficult, in my opinion, so their "reversion" is of little consequence to me.

You are missing the point here, when you have strong faith in something you will not find anything else difficult. Ahmed Dedat example was to show that Muslims are not afraid to debate publicly their faiths with other profound religious figures.

That sums up my views about Mr. Dedat fairly well.

Disinformation? Yup the usual replies :rolleyes: again Mr. Ridgeon opinion on Mr. Dedat is of no value to me. Let facts talk and the fact is Mr. Dedat was a subject expert matter and managed convery Islamic message to people of other faiths. This cannot be said about many others including Muslim scholars. He was one of a kind.

That is good to hear, I suppose, but sadly it is not a view expressed by the majority of your fellow Muslims, plain and simple.

Majority? Have you met the majority of Muslims? Now if you have said "saldy it is not a view expressed by many Muslims" i would've agreed but inserting "majority" make your post irrationale.

Notion rejected. Christians and Jews do not suffer from this consequence because they did not believe in Islam in the first place. You are mixing apples and oranges. Nice try though.

This is not my try, it is YOURS. You tried to twist this into Islam being the government and if they rejected Islam it means they betrayed the government. That was your logic. Well i just showed you the flaw in your logic because non-Muslim is a non-Muslim in other words ALL non-Muslims reject the "government". Beside, and i know you will keep dodging this fact, if we are supposed to kill apostate why isn't written in Qur'an, pure and simple?

I realize that, ProudMuslim, and so the Apostate is dealt with under Sharia Law. So simple.

I dont take lectures on Sharia Law from a non-Muslim, let alone an athiest. You and other athiests in the forum need to understand and grasp this information.

But therein lies a double-edged sword. How do you tell who is naughty and who is nice, but more importantly, who decides?

I have answered that question over and over, but it seems you find it hard to understand or maybe you just want me to join the anti-Islam propoganda and repeat the "behead the apostates is compliant with Sharia Law"!

Maybe if you answer the following question you will be able to understand the different between an apostate and a traitor. So hww do you know one is a terrorist or simply an extremist? and who decides?
 

gnostic

The Lost One
To Eselam:

You have not responded to my post #189. You wrote to me with:
eselam said:
i'm not blaming anyone, i seriously do not know were you got that idea from, all i'm saying is that many people or countries add culture to their laws, and i do not know much about the afghan laws, but culture is ussualy mixed in it.

And I followed this with:
gnostic said:
From what I understand about the Afghan law, it is based on the oldest Islamic Sunni jurisprudence - Hanafi madhhab.

Hanafi
is codification of the Islamic law, which relied on lots of their sources is found in the Qur'an, Hadith, and other sources. This Hanafi madhhab is just one of the schools of Islamic laws (Shariah), and as I said one of the oldest.

So it is not simply Afghan laws, but that of Sunni Islamic laws. In another word, it has more to do with religious law than simply Afghan cultural customs that prosecute and execute apostates.

The Sharia Law followed one of 4 different Islamic legal schools of jurisprudence (madhhab) used by the Sunni Muslims, the oldest being Hanafi, hence Hanafi madhhab.

The Shia Muslims have their own legal school (madhhab).

The Hanafi is the oldest codification on the Sharia Law, which used the Qur'an and Hadiths (or Sunnah) to make the Sharia Law.

The current Afghan law used this Hanafi for its basis to try apostates, and that mandate the use of death penalty for those arrested for apostasy.

So it is Islamic or religious law that mandating for the death penalty of Abdul Rahman than cultural customs.
 

Kodanshi

StygnosticA
Tell him everything you want and know about it, gnostic, but he himself has stated he won’t open his mind to you. In his own words:
I dont take lectures on Sharia Law from a non-Muslim, let alone an athiest. You and other athiests in the forum need to understand and grasp this information.
 

Gharib

I want Khilafah back
Tell him everything you want and know about it, gnostic, but he himself has stated he won’t open his mind to you. In his own words:

he made that post to me, i think you should read the whole post before replying. just as a future reference.
 

Gharib

I want Khilafah back
To Eselam:

You have not responded to my post #189. You wrote to me with:


And I followed this with:


The Sharia Law followed one of 4 different Islamic legal schools of jurisprudence (madhhab) used by the Sunni Muslims, the oldest being Hanafi, hence Hanafi madhhab.

The Shia Muslims have their own legal school (madhhab).

The Hanafi is the oldest codification on the Sharia Law, which used the Qur'an and Hadiths (or Sunnah) to make the Sharia Law.

The current Afghan law used this Hanafi for its basis to try apostates, and that mandate the use of death penalty for those arrested for apostasy.

So it is Islamic or religious law that mandating for the death penalty of Abdul Rahman than cultural customs.

ok so whats the story with this guy, what has happened? could you do a breif summary?
 
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