Prophet Luqmaan once said to his son "O my son, do not set up any idols beside GOD; idolatry is a gross injustice."
And other people have other religions. What happened to 'to you your religion and to me mine'?
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Prophet Luqmaan once said to his son "O my son, do not set up any idols beside GOD; idolatry is a gross injustice."
Prophet who?Prophet Luqmaan once said to his son "O my son, do not set up any idols beside God; idolatry is a gross injustice."
IF you have every wondered why many people think that Islam is inherently violent you might want to read your own quote several dozen times so the point can sink in. People need look no further than this, really. In contrast, it is alleged that Jesus flipped over a table in a temple when he was having a bad hair day. See the difference?When Prophet Muhammad finally conquered Mecca in 631 AD, he allegedly entered the Ka'ba and destroyed the 360 idols in its precincts shouting
"Falsehood is destroyed, truth prevails".
Oh, that's only for the marketing brochures. They don't really mean it.And other people have other religions. What happened to 'to you your religion and to me mine'?
In his own temple (he was a jew) to protest against the perceived malpractices of money-lenders (allegedly). Neither Paul, Jesus, Peter etc. advocate smashing idols by going into Greek and Egyptian temples..that part came later.IF you have every wondered why many people think that Islam is inherently violent you might want to read your own quote several dozen times so the point can sink in. People need look no further than this, really. In contrast, it is alleged that Jesus flipped over a table in a temple when he was having a bad hair day. See the difference?
I imagine it is referring to this special snowflake.
Luqman - Wikipedia
Yes, it would be much better for all the people in Brazil if this idol were smashed:Yes I agree, there is also one in Brazil that needs to get smashed.
Yes, it would be much better for all the people in Brazil if this idol were smashed:
Yes, I agree.Yes, it would be much better for all the people in Brazil if this idol were smashed:
Don't try sarcasm on me, it does not work.You may not like sarcasm, but I hope you understand it!
I threw my mother's "idol" in the garbage without damaging it in front of her face, nullifying it for myself but leaving up to her to destroy or damage it. Abraham destroyed his father's idols thus denying his father the chance to nullify his own idols. Every man must destroy his own idols. So I am in complete agreement.I threw away my Christian idol things. I was going to give them to a charity shop but I didn't want the idols to be in anyone else's house either. That was OK. If I threw away someone else's idols, that would be wrong.
Don't try sarcasm on me, it does not work.
In what sense? Do you not understand when people are being sarcastic?
This quote explains everything succinctly.
"Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit is the highest form of intelligence" - Oscar Wilde.
Yes, I agree.
So, by force and unlawfully, he took other peoples' property, and destroyed it. I have a problem with that.When Prophet Muhammad finally conquered Mecca in 631 AD, he allegedly entered the Ka'ba and destroyed the 360 idols in its precincts shouting
"Falsehood is destroyed, truth prevails".
Nothing.
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