/modernislam/ - Modern Islam

1: It's up to each and every Muslim how to "deal" with it. There are no clear references to her age outside of Hadith written long after they died. Do you find it objectionable, and why?

2: It is a Hadith construction only loosely based on the Quran.

3: Not sure what context you mean, but the Quran implies the whole world will eventually embrace Islam, thus dominating it. It does not sanctify Muslims ruling over non-Muslims.

4: Nothing!

5: They would pray according to whatever they consider a "day", presumably guided by their sleep pattern, or you can always use the time in Mecca for reference, as those who live in midnight sun areas do during Ramadan.

6: The Quran rules against irresponsible, parasitic and criminal behaviour by immigrants. Real Islam doesn't threaten native cultures, unfortunately it's given a bad name by, among other things, Saudis founding extremely conservative Mosques in many Western countries that convince Muslims living there (who weren't previously of that mindset) to hate westerners, refuse to learn their language, lie about their "refugee" status for governement handouts, demand compensation and special treatment from workplaces & schools for "traditions" that don't even exist, etc.

There are a lot of questions about the accuracy of the hadiths regarding Aisha's age. The 'married at 6' story puts her on a horse, chopping off heads, at the age of, like, 10 or 11. Which, by the way, was totally against the prophet's own orders. So there are issues with that story.

>>25

2.no there is an aya for that

3.there is i guess

4.nothing it is just a myth by a zoophile or something

5.God is merciful and he will probably accept a prayer the same as with lost sailors at the sea

6.they should be scared because most of the immigrant muslims are radicals and they also want to change your culture

Thank for the answers.

#7 Views on the Nation of Islam?

What is the islamic view about LGBT rights?

What about equality between women and men? A woman's witness is half a man's, a woman's legacy is half a man's, a woman's.

When a woman's killed, the money her family takes is half the money they'll take if it was a man.

>>32

Racists. That's really all that needs to be said about it. They really did a lot of damage to the US image of Islam though, even before it began to be associated with wars & terrorism.

Not only did they keep whites and other ethnic groups from embracing it, they duped Blacks into adopting a vile and utterly improductive racist mentality and misled some good and spiritually sincere blacks, most of which eventually left but might have accomplished a lot of good if they hadn't been sucked into the NoI.

You don't hear much about them, but i see they're still a sizable organisation today. I don't even know what their relation with other forms of Islam is today, but i can't imagine they're very appreciated by anybody. It's a wonder they still exist really, but i guess the US establishment secretly funds them to have another "hate group" to hate, but let's not get into that.

>>34

I have never seen this subject adressed. But i don't think even the most liberal Muslims consider gay marriage to be legitimate.

>>36

>racists

Are you talking about those autists from the New "Black Panthers" Party? They use Islam as a tool of hatred

>>25

>Real Islam doesn't threaten native cultures

The Sassanids, the egyptian kopts, the medinian pagans, the sunworshippers and hindus of afghanistan, the christians of Aksum along with various other groups that do not exist anymore due to muslim warfare since muhammeds rise might disagree with you.

The obvious meaning here is that the subjugation of these groups was not real Islam, but your bog standard Medieval oppression of the powerful against the powerless.

To their credit, at least, there are still Zoroastrians and Copts in Iran and Egypt after all this time, and it's really been in the last century or so that suppression reached a fever pitch with the rise of nationalism and Pan Islamism.

>>134

>rise of nationalism and Pan Islamism

Which in itself was in response to imperialism.

Another question mulslim bros.

What do you think are the main theological differences between Islamic and Christian doctrine? Also what do you think are the most important practical differences between the two?

>>134

All proselytizing faiths erode and destroy native cultures over time. It's interesting that the default position of most ethnic or pagan religions is to not seek converts.

>#4 What does the Quran say about bestially? (Goats specifically)

I'm not the one to shill for Sunnis but bestiality was only addressed by a Twelver Shi'a fatwa. Not not sure whether they drew this from fiqh or from their own canon of hadiths. Ruhollah Khomeini, the founder of Islamic Iran, supreme leader and its once preeminent religious authority, said it was permissible but discouraged it.