Islam/Muslim Discussion Thread ٢

[Kubumba Tribe]

*wanders in, looks around, quietly hangs up a picture of the Caliph and sits in a corner*

Which Caliph?

[Free Rhenish States]

Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh, brothers! How are you doing?
I woke up and there's not even a single post disrespecting our beloved Allah, our religion or our Prophet. (pbuh)
Alhamdulillah!

[Olerand]

Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh, brothers! How are you doing?
I woke up and there's not even a single post disrespecting our beloved Allah, our religion or our Prophet. (pbuh)
Alhamdulillah!

... Is it difficult to share the planet with 7 billion other human beings of diverging opinions?

[Free Rhenish States]

Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh, brothers! How are you doing?
I woke up and there's not even a single post disrespecting our beloved Allah, our religion or our Prophet. (pbuh)
Alhamdulillah!

... Is it difficult to share the planet with 7 billion other human beings of diverging opinions?

You probably didn't know it.
But there is a difference between an opinion and a freedom of speech exercise.

[Olerand]

... Is it difficult to share the planet with 7 billion other human beings of diverging opinions?

You probably didn't know it.
But there is a difference between an opinion and a freedom of speech exercise.

The difference being? There are some people that will "disrespect" Islam or Muhammad. Getting bothered by it, with so many people on Earth, many of whom will "disrespect" whatever, seems like an exercise in futility.

[Greater Tezdrian]

*wanders in, looks around, quietly hangs up a picture of the Caliph and sits in a corner*

Which Caliph?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirza_Masroor_Ahmad

[Olerand]

Which Caliph?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirza_Masroor_Ahmad

Oof, that choice is going to assure you a tough time you know.

[New confederate ramenia]

... Is it difficult to share the planet with 7 billion other human beings of diverging opinions?

You probably didn't know it.
But there is a difference between an opinion and a freedom of speech exercise.

Wait how did this even argument even start?

[Nacesa Plana]

... Is it difficult to share the planet with 7 billion other human beings of diverging opinions?

You probably didn't know it.
But there is a difference between an opinion and a freedom of speech exercise.

Until the opinion isn't upsetting you, another has the freedom to say what he wants. Is that your goal?
It’s unworkable.

“God doesn’t exist”, might provoke religious people.
“God does exist”, might provoke non-religious people.

In the end, you can’t say anything anymore.

It's better if people can express both opinions. Instead of being provoked by such opinions, you could accept that all people think different.

[Greater Tezdrian]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirza_Masroor_Ahmad

Oof, that choice is going to assure you a tough time you know.

*shrugs*

C'est la vie.

[Olerand]

You probably didn't know it.
But there is a difference between an opinion and a freedom of speech exercise.

Wait how did this even argument even start?

Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh, brothers! How are you doing?
I woke up and there's not even a single post disrespecting our beloved Allah, our religion or our Prophet. (pbuh)
Alhamdulillah!

What is "disrespect", and with so many people, and even more opinions, on Earth, is it worth getting bothered by this "disrespect"?

[Free Rhenish States]

You probably didn't know it.
But there is a difference between an opinion and a freedom of speech exercise.

The difference being? There are some people that will "disrespect" Islam or Muhammad. Getting bothered by it, with so many people on Earth, many of whom will "disrespect" whatever, seems like an exercise in futility.

You're French, without faith, probably godless, liberal without any traditional values or respect for any faith whatsoever, a such person is a priori unable to understand how believers love each other, no matter what race, political orientation, language or whatever else and we respect other faiths.
So why bother? You don't have anything holy for you. These aren't your things, so leave them to us.

[New confederate ramenia]

Disrespect is bad, disagreement is OK. Can we all agree on that?

You're French

kek

[Felrik]

The difference being? There are some people that will "disrespect" Islam or Muhammad. Getting bothered by it, with so many people on Earth, many of whom will "disrespect" whatever, seems like an exercise in futility.

You're French, without faith, probably godless, liberal without any traditional values or respect for any faith whatsoever, a such person is a priori unable to understand how believers love each other, no matter what race, political orientation, language or whatever else and we respect other faiths.
So why bother? You don't have anything holy for you. These aren't your things, so leave them to us.

What exactly are you trying to argue here?

[Free Rhenish States]

You're French, without faith, probably godless, liberal without any traditional values or respect for any faith whatsoever, a such person is a priori unable to understand how believers love each other, no matter what race, political orientation, language or whatever else and we respect other faiths.
So why bother? You don't have anything holy for you. These aren't your things, so leave them to us.

What exactly are you trying to argue here?

I'm not arguing
I explained the whole matter in one post

[Olerand]

The difference being? There are some people that will "disrespect" Islam or Muhammad. Getting bothered by it, with so many people on Earth, many of whom will "disrespect" whatever, seems like an exercise in futility.

You're French, without faith, probably godless, liberal without any traditional values or respect for any faith whatsoever, a such person is a priori unable to understand how believers love each other, no matter what race, political orientation, language or whatever else and we respect other faiths.
So why bother? You don't have anything holy for you. These aren't your things, so leave them to us.

This is good! I like that, that's amazing!

Anyway, I'm not asking about any of that. I am asking the simple question that in a world of 7 billion people and 18 billion opinions, is it not tiresome to be bothered by "disrespect" of your religion?

[Felrik]

What exactly are you trying to argue here?

I'm not arguing
I explained the whole matter in one post

Well what did you explain exactly.

[Olerand]

Disrespect is bad, disagreement is OK. Can we all agree on that?

You're French

kek

What is "disrespect"? Is it disagreement? Criticism? Denigration? Slander? What is disrespect? And can you be bothered by such trivial matters?

[Free Rhenish States]

You're French, without faith, probably godless, liberal without any traditional values or respect for any faith whatsoever, a such person is a priori unable to understand how believers love each other, no matter what race, political orientation, language or whatever else and we respect other faiths.
So why bother? You don't have anything holy for you. These aren't your things, so leave them to us.

This is good! I like that, that's amazing! Spot on!!!

Anyway, I'm not asking about any of that. I am asking the simple question that in a world of 7 billion people and 18 billion opinions, is it not tiresome to be bothered by "disrespect" of your religion?

Did you somehow miss this bit?

You don't have anything holy for you. These aren't your things, so leave them to us.

That's the answer you so much demand.

[Minzerland]

... Is it difficult to share the planet with 7 billion other human beings of diverging opinions?

You probably didn't know it.
But there is a difference between an opinion and a freedom of speech exercise.

An opinion is an exercise of Freedom of Speech.

[Olerand]

This is good! I like that, that's amazing! Spot on!!!

Anyway, I'm not asking about any of that. I am asking the simple question that in a world of 7 billion people and 18 billion opinions, is it not tiresome to be bothered by "disrespect" of your religion?

Did you somehow miss this bit?

You don't have anything holy for you. These aren't your things, so leave them to us.

That's the answer you so much demand.

No I still don't understand. How does the holy relate to this? What is disrespect of the holy? What is holy? And can you spare the energy to be bothered?

[Minzerland]

This is good! I like that, that's amazing! Spot on!!!

Anyway, I'm not asking about any of that. I am asking the simple question that in a world of 7 billion people and 18 billion opinions, is it not tiresome to be bothered by "disrespect" of your religion?

Did you somehow miss this bit?

You don't have anything holy for you. These aren't your things, so leave them to us.

That's the answer you so much demand.

How about a no.

[Free Rhenish States]

Disrespect is bad, disagreement is OK. Can we all agree on that?

kek

What is "disrespect"? Is it disagreement? Criticism? Denigration? Slander? What is disrespect? And can you be bothered by such trivial matters?

I thought disrespect were a plain word that everyone would actually understand, sadly, I was wrong. Look it up in any dictionary. I'll wait.
Why wouldn't we? As I previously have said, we love God and we love our Prophet (pbuh) and other Muslims. We do have value for such things, something you won't ever be able to understand.

[Felrik]

Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh, brothers! How are you doing?
I woke up and there's not even a single post disrespecting our beloved Allah, our religion or our Prophet. (pbuh)
Alhamdulillah!

It's kind of shitty that you can't handle disrespect or as it seems to me ( after looking through the thread ) criticism.

[Nacesa Plana]

The difference being? There are some people that will "disrespect" Islam or Muhammad. Getting bothered by it, with so many people on Earth, many of whom will "disrespect" whatever, seems like an exercise in futility.

You're French, without faith, probably godless, liberal without any traditional values or respect for any faith whatsoever, a such person is a priori unable to understand how believers love each other, no matter what race, political orientation, language or whatever else and we respect other faiths.
So why bother? You don't have anything holy for you. These aren't your things, so leave them to us.

Like you can't have traditional values when you're godless.

Do you have respect for godless people? Are you able to understand that godless people can love other people - including religious ones?