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Is it possible for one to leave Islam one too many times?
Response: A person who leaves any religion many times clearly does not do so because of their belief that the religion is true, but does so for their own personal gain.
What are killing the apostate Islam
Forgot these provisions
And the forgotten wars of apostasy
And did you forget death to those who are fighting against God and his Messenger
Your personal
And the position of the Qur'an
We want the position of the Qur'an
And the position of the Qur'an is to kill the apostate
Here's this joke
One day they said to one of the people he said you would be not many wives in paradise you will have homes and nymphs and also told him we'll help you money
The man agreed and told him
You must submit
To become a Muslim
And actually was circumcised and cut off the excess from the body
In the process of circumcision
After a time
His assistance was interrupted
And men to secure
He said to them, I am not a Muslim
And here
They told him
Don't-don't-
I left Islam would kill
Here the poor and is shouting out
Inside Islam cut him a piece and outside of it cut and multiple descriptions
The popular joke
A woman of intellectual Islam even among his followers
Greetings to you
Response: A person who leaves any religion many times clearly does not do so because of their belief that the religion is true, but does so for their own personal gain.
Response: A person who leaves any religion many times clearly does not do so because of their belief that the religion is true, but does so for their own personal gain.
I understood none of the posts above. Sorry.
But since the title of the thread is clear, I want to post on it.
According to Islam, one can choose his/her religion as they want. And the Holy Quran 2:256 speaks about it, that there is no compulsion in (the acceptance of) religion.
What if he or she leaves after embracing Islam, you might ask.
There is no verse in the Holy Quran about killing the apostates. It is some hadiths in sunni sources that people differ in views. But, sunni brethren explained the issue here
http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/islam-dir/166373-apostasy-islam.html
You might check it.
And just to add, in shia Islam, the female apostate is not killed. And the male apostate is not killed either, unless he creates conflicts, takes physical actions against the state and etc. And when he does that, he is not killed right away. He is reasoned and asked for repentance. Thus, this is something that relates to the politics, security of the state, rather than the religions.
The third point, which is about repentance, you can study it here:
Discourse 8: Repentance I | Spiritual Discourses | Ayatullah Mutahhari
Thanks. ma salam
It is posted in another area: http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/religious-debates/169097-leaving-islam-returning.html
mahasn ebn sawresho. I don't understand your English much. I am so sorry.
And about your points: you need to know that, one can not take verses out of context and portray it different. Quran, 9:5 is about a certain event. Here is the story in summary. During the peace treaty between Muslims and polytheists (Hudaybiyah), the polytheists went against it and massacred Muslims. And even then, the Holy Quran forbids fighting back in sacred months. And even then, the door of repentance are, as mentioned, open for them. Thus, that verse is not about apostates. It is not about all polytheists either, it is about a specific group which breaks the peace treaty and massacres Muslims. In summary, taking verses out of context and attacking a faith is unjust. You need to study each verse with their sibaak and siyaaq, the reasons of revelations, the application of the Prophet and Ahlulbayt, etc.
Your second and third points are also silly. You are quoting Bukhari to a shia Muslim. It is clear you don't know shia Muslims have different hadith books (such as, Al-Kafi, Bihar al-Anwaar, Man la yahduruhu al-Faqih, Wasael ush-Shia, Tuhaf al-Uqoul, Nahj'ul Fasahah, Nahj'ul-Balagha, etc.)
And, yep, we do taqiyya here!
Please leave this Islamophobia. I am not denying there are fractions-groups among "Muslims" who believe in and do what you and I see as wrong. But, attacking the religion by making excuse of them is unjust.
I read the link but was left wondering whether the state SHOULD execute or otherwise punish the apostate.Simply saying the state CAN execute the apostate leaves open the question of what the state should do.It seems odd that Islam would not give clear guidance on this issue.Is there such guidance?I understood none of the posts above. Sorry.
But since the title of the thread is clear, I want to post on it.
According to Islam, one can choose his/her religion as they want. And the Holy Quran 2:256 speaks about it, that there is no compulsion in (the acceptance of) religion.
What if he or she leaves after embracing Islam, you might ask.
There is no verse in the Holy Quran about killing the apostates. It is some hadiths in sunni sources that people differ in views. But, sunni brethren explained the issue here
Apostasy in Islam | Religion Forums
You might check it.
And just to add, in shia Islam, the female apostate is not killed. And the male apostate is not killed either, unless he creates conflicts, takes physical actions against the state and etc. And when he does that, he is not killed right away. He is reasoned and asked for repentance. Thus, this is something that relates to the politics, security of the state, rather than the religions.
The third point, which is about repentance, you can study it here:
Discourse 8: Repentance I | Spiritual Discourses | Ayatullah Mutahhari
Thanks. ma salam
Peace be on you.Is it possible for one to leave Islam one too many times?
Ahmadisbelieveinkilling ofthe apostatefrom IslamPeace be on you.
Quote from a book by Fourth Ahmadiyya Muslim Khalifah (may Allah have mercy on him) :
"....To conclude, apostasy is the clear repudiation of a faith by a person who formerly held it. Doctrinal differences, however grave, cannot be deemed to be apostasy. The Punishment for Apostasy lies in the hand of God Almighty, against whom the offence has been committed. Apostasy which is not aggravated by some other crime is not punishable in this world. This is the teaching of God. This was the teaching of the Holy Prophet sa......."
Source:Punishment for Apostasy