Thank you. Do you attend a mosque or in any way participate in a Muslim community?
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My religion: Your questions answered...
- Thread starter The_Fisher_King
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Yup - every Friday around lunchtime, and at other times too, especially if I can't find a suitable place to pray where I happen to be at the time I'm due to pray the next of my five daily prayers.
EtuMalku
Abn Iblis ابن إبليس
Is this a pro-white nationalistic Muslim movement?
Something like that!
Does that reinforce antisemitism?
Depends how you take it.
Why??
Really? What does that mean?
I'm afraid I don't understand your question - why what?
That I'm pro-White.
You mean Sahih al-Bukhari?
Why mix ethnic nationalism with Islam?? I did not think those ideologies were rather compatible.
What's your definition of "pro-white nationalism"??
Yeah, the book, not the guy.
It's got some good advice in it.
Well, my form of Islaam isn't nationalistic per se (hence my response of 'Something like that!').
The pro-White bit: I believe there are ultimately only two types of beings: White (Angels being the most powerful of these) and Black (Demons being the most powerful of these). I am on the side of the White ones.
Ah, that's why I was wondering for elaboration. It's not what it initially sounds like.
Echoatecho
New Member
This is coming from a Jewish person, but why do people think that it is weird that our religion dictates what we can eat, and with what
Que?
In case anyone's wondering, here's an update on where I'm at on my personal journey. I've decided to fully embrace my Gnostic leanings, but without leaving Islaam completely behind (although you might hardly recognise it!). You can think of me as a Gnostic Muslim.