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originally posted by: WUNK22
And our country's and politicians support this , and import this barbaric behavior and people. It's just insane to me, but I'm not a politician. I've never understood how the left is so pro gay rights and so pro Muslim? No logic involved, like if we love the snake enough then the snake won't bite us. A snake does what a snake does, being tolerant does not change a snake. ' but not all are like that you bigot!!" Yeah well enough are, sorry...
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
a reply to: yuppa
Actually I did know that newer verses are given higher priority than older verses. And I also know that the Hadith are not part of the quran. However, there are a couple things you omitted that are important and must be considered also.
There are several sects of islam: sunni, shia, ibadi, ahmadia, and sufi. Though sufi is not considered by some to actually be part of islam. The different sects have different interpretations of both the quran and the hadith. And some take the letter of the law to be the only acceptable way to practice islam. Some believe that newer verses replace older verses, some do not.
The hadith is not in the quran. You are correct in that statement. However, it is as much a part of islam as the quran. Sharia law in its entirety is in the hadith. The salat, the five daily prayers of islam, are in the hadith. There is no islam without the hadith. So while it is not int he quran itself the hadith must be considered when evaluating the religion.
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
a reply to: yuppa
You can think that but you would be wrong. There is no islam without the hadith. So much of islam is held within the hadith that denying it role in the religion is completely baseless.
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
a reply to: yuppa
You can think that but you would be wrong. There is no islam without the hadith. So much of islam is held within the hadith that denying it role in the religion is completely baseless.
There is a verse about adding to the quran. apparently they are ignoring it then. No there would be a islam without th ehadith,just wouldnt have sharia law muddying the waters.
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
While many are quick to point out the Quran, they often ignore the Hadith, which are as much a part of Islam as the Quran. It is in the Hadith that the true violence of Islam is found.
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
a reply to: yuppa
You can think that but you would be wrong. There is no islam without the hadith. So much of islam is held within the hadith that denying it role in the religion is completely baseless.
There is a verse about adding to the quran. apparently they are ignoring it then. No there would be a islam without th ehadith,just wouldnt have sharia law muddying the waters.
Abrogation of verse is real in the quran, however, not all sects of islam believe it is proper or allow it. After all, that means changing the words of allah and that doesn't go over well with most muslims. Again, the hadith are much more than just sharia law. You are free to believe what you will, but I would urge you to cultivate a more discerning opinion on this particular subject.
originally posted by: Deaf Alien
a reply to: WUNK22
We are not pro radical Muslim.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
originally posted by: TheTory
Yes, people who don't stone gays are far better than those who do.
LIKE I said. I don't care about a pissing match over who is more awful. They are both awful to gays and neither has the high ground to talk about the other's actions towards gays.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
originally posted by: TheTory
Yes, people who don't stone gays are far better than those who do.
LIKE I said. I don't care about a pissing match over who is more awful. They are both awful to gays and neither has the high ground to talk about the other's actions towards gays.