Excellent. Thats a decent start. Be sure to get a random sample of a valid number for statistical validation. Good beginning.
Thank for the advice.
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Excellent. Thats a decent start. Be sure to get a random sample of a valid number for statistical validation. Good beginning.
Honored.Thank for the advice.
You must be joking!The “modern world” is without clumsy baggage.
I agree but because the Quran isn’t in chronological order it doesn’t get noticed.
And in Mr. T's language - "I pity the fools" who choose to remain ignorant about the powerful message this religion provides that can help attain a structured life filled with dignity and morality!What’s the term for when you feel deep sympathy for a group of people, not fearful of them, but pity their circumstances? I feel sorry for women who must wear restrictive black robes, I feel sadness for those who are uneducated and born into countries with limited resources, I feel sorrow towards any oppressive religious beliefs that hinder growth and learning opportunities. I feel a profound sense of compassion and sorrow for all who live oppressed by religious dogmas and confines.
A jug of wine, a loaf of bread, and thou,
Beside me singing in the wilderness—
Oh, wilderness were paradise enow!
simple pleasures - but the best quatrain to me, where he stands against Muslim beliefs:
32: "The Revelations of the Light are in my Soul,
And I find that the Light is my sole Goal.
So why should I care what the Prophet says?
His Prophecies are not for me, they are foul."
64: "And that inverted Bowl we call The Sky,
Whereunder crawling coop’d we live and die,
Lift not thy hands to It for help—for It
Rolls impotently on as Thou or I."
... Do not call to Allah, do not call to God.
Just the laws of nature rolling by, it's a better mindset when one realizes, it is all the laws of nature.
Good poetry.
What is a chronological order, please?I agree but because the Quran isn’t in chronological order it doesn’t get noticed.
What is a chronological order, please?
Is the nature in a chronological order, please, right
Regards
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"chronology (n.)
1590s, "the science of time," from French chronologie or directly from Modern Latin chronologia; see chrono- + -logy. Related: Chronologer (1570s). Meaning "particular statement of the supposed order of certain past events" is from 1610s.
also from 1590s
chronological (adj.)
"arranged in order by time," 1610s, from chronology + -ical. Chronological order is attested by 1754. Related: Chronologic (1610s); chronologically. chronology | Etymology of chronology by etymonline
And in Mr. T's language - "I pity the fools" who choose to remain ignorant about the powerful message this religion provides that can help attain a structured life filled with dignity and morality!
I pity the fools who would rather believe all the concocted lies that is floating around about the religion - than take some time seeking out the truth for themselves.
Even ChatGPT knows better as demonstrated in my post # 210 & 220 on page11
You must be joking!
We have known for decades that climate-change is a serious issue, but apart from
being forced to slow down during covid, global emissions continue to rise.
Arrogance is often our downfall, thinking that we know better than our ancestors.
Well, you seem to think it has:-
"I used to enjoy the hadiths which were like very old stories but the have no place in the modern world."
"The “modern world” is without clumsy baggage."
You imply that people in the modern world (currently) are somehow superior, due to the increase
in technological progress, presumably.
Makes sense to you .. but knowledge comes in many forms .. not just inNot just technology but in knowledge,makes sense really.
Oh, that is decidedly un-Islamic.
All Islamist attacks in the US (or anywhere for that matter) are perpetrated for and about Islam. That's my point.
Whataboutism is simply not a defense of bad behavior. Each case should be looked at independently.
I'm pretty sure the compilers realized that nobody would read the Qur'an if they had to slog through the first 86 surahs of boring repetition. Also, they were probably anxious to get to the 'good stuff' in surah 2.
That is a loaded question! You are assuming "Utopia" (a fictional place) actually exists or suppose to exist somewhere!What happened to Islam then,where is this example of Islamic utopia then?.
That is a loaded question! You are assuming "Utopia" (a fictional place) actually exists or suppose to exist somewhere!
Let me ask you -where is the example of Sahara desert in London?
If you meant to say - Utopia = Heaven - then my suggestion is - believe in ONE God ideology and follow the structured life laid out for you and the path will lead you there and you may enter only with the mercy of the God!
If you meant to say - Utopia = a peaceful Islamic state - then you misunderstood my post because I wasn't talking about a "place"!
In either case - you are mistaken to compare religion to a place!
Yes! I was talking about the religion! The guideline to life on earth!
If you buy any complex tool - it will come with an instructional guide book; for best results - you are required to read it carefully and follow it. God provided us with the manual - follow it! You may not understand why certain lifestyle or certain things are bad for the tool (independently or collectively) but the one who made you - knows better! For example (assuming you are a Christian) you may find nothing wrong with eating Pork because Paul (improperly) told you that all dietary restrictions were lifted through Jesus' crucifixion but the one who made you told you in the Old Testament as well as in the Final testament otherwise! So pay heed to your instructional manual! It is for your own benefit!
If and when you do - it may lead you to - what you call an "Utopia"!
By the way, nothing is wrong with "Islam"! It has been falsely blamed by people like the OP because they are trying to divert the attention away from the real reason some self-proclaimed Muslims are creating a bad name for themselves. The real reason is - the conflict of the Middle East and it has nothing to do with the religion and everything to do with occupied land and oppression! If the Middle East's land dispute is ever resolved - then people like the OP will run out of material to distract the world that Islam is at fault!
Islam is not to be blamed! Even ChatGPT knows better as demonstrated in my post # 210 & 220 on page11
Did you play the video? Mind blowing! Isn't it
Nature is Work of One G-d, and Quran is the Word of One G-d, both therefore bear the stamp of G-d, being from the same source, right, please?:The answer you already know.
Let's see if we can define 'Islamophobia'.
paarsurrey said:
What is a chronological order, please?
Is the nature in a chronological order, please, right
Regards
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"chronology (n.)
1590s, "the science of time," from French chronologie or directly from Modern Latin chronologia; see chrono- + -logy. Related: Chronologer (1570s). Meaning "particular statement of the supposed order of certain past events" is from 1610s.
also from 1590s
chronological (adj.)
"arranged in order by time," 1610s, from chronology + -ical. Chronological order is attested by 1754. Related: Chronologic (1610s); chronologically. chronology | Etymology of chronology by etymonline
Nature is Work of One G-d, and Quran is the Word of One G-d, both therefore bear the stamp of G-d, being from the same source, right, please?:
“In short, unless God Almighty affirms His existence through His Word, as He has manifested it through His work, the observation of the work alone does not afford complete satisfaction.
- Nature (or science) is work of G-d and Word-Revealed/Quran or Recitation is the Word of G-d:
For instance, if we are confronted by a room the door of which is bolted from inside, our immediate reaction would be that there is someone inside the room who has bolted the door from inside, inasmuch as it is apparently impossible to bolt a door from inside by some device employed for the purpose from the outside.
But if, despite persistent calls from the outside over a period of years, no response becomes audible from inside, our supposition that there must be someone inside would have to be abandoned and we would be compelled to conclude that the door has been bolted from inside through some clever device.
This is the situation in which those philosophers have placed themselves whose understanding is limited solely to the observation of the work of God. It is a great mistake to imagine that God is like a corpse interred in the earth whose recovery is the business of man.
If God has only been discovered through human effort, it is vain to expect anything from Him. Indeed, God has, through eternity, called mankind to Himself by affirming:
I am present. It would be a great impertinence to imagine that man has laid God under an obligation by discovering Him through his own effort, and that if there had been no philosophers He would have continued unknown.”
Philosophy of Teachings of Islam by Mirza Ghualm Ahmad : Page-86
Click to access Philosophy-of-Teachings-of-Islam.pdf
Right?
Regards
The UK is mostly green which is preferable to desert.
Would you consider Saudi Arabia such a place.
Ah ok,so there isn’t one,that’s what I thought.
A medaeval one,things have changed.
Maybe your instruction manual is way out of date,maybe all ancient scriptures are way out of date and do we really need a book to live a good life?.
Religion is a perfect conduit for all sorts of wrongs,
”occupied land”,if you’re referring to Israel you are under the delusion that it’s an Islamic waqf and can never be given up.
Occupying foreign lands for your own benefit, manipulation of the locals, trickeries and then betrayal - (assuming from you name) must be a proud thing to be a descendant out of such a noble land! Buzzer! Wrong!The Middle East has been in turmoil for many years,the decline of the Ottoman Islamic empire and defeat in WW1,the British and French mandates (which were poor choices imo) and the end of any solidarity.
The “occupied lands” as you put it has everything to do with religion,its because of religion imo,Islam had its day arguably in the late Middle Ages and was already in decline.
Isn’t tech wonderful but it doesn’t have human savvy ;-)