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Originally posted by kangjia57
I would leave this country if the British law conflicts with the core principles of Islam.
The difference is that what I was taught places faith in one's ability to tell right from wrong. What you were taught is a more of a 'glass is half empty' take on things -- it assumes that one isn't able to tell right from wrong.
As for the bit about about contraception -- it doesn't invalidate what I said about it not being prohibited, and in the context in which the subject it was brought up, it definitely isn't prohibited.
So I stand by my assertion that Islam is flexible. It's only stiff and rigid if you fail to see the forest for the trees.
Originally posted by kangjia57
Now you answer me?
Would you ever have non-muslim friends? Would you go out with them and have a ‘good time’ with them?
Originally posted by kangjia57
So I stand by my assertion that Islam is flexible. It's only stiff and rigid if you fail to see the forest for the trees.
Islam is not half and half.Its either you’re a propa Muslim or a munafiq (hypocrite).
fragments revealed small but intriguing aberrations from the standard Koranic text. Such aberrations, though not surprising to textual historians, are troublingly at odds with the orthodox Muslim belief that the Koran as it has reached us today is quite simply the perfect, timeless, and unchanging Word of God.
What the Yemeni Korans seemed to suggest, Puin began to feel, was an evolving text rather than simply the Word of God as revealed in its entirety to the Prophet Muhammad in the seventh century A.D.
"To historicize the Koran would in effect delegitimize the whole historical experience of the Muslim community," says R. Stephen Humphreys, a professor of Islamic studies at the University of California at Santa Barbara. "The Koran is the charter for the community, the document that called it into existence. And ideally—though obviously not always in reality—Islamic history has been the effort to pursue and work out the commandments of the Koran in human life. If the Koran is a historical document, then the whole Islamic struggle of fourteen centuries is effectively meaningless."
Originally posted by kangjia57
Reply to neformore
I would leave this country if the British law conflicts with the core principles of Islam.