Eternal Lotharia wrote:El-Amin Caliphate wrote:Yeah, they weren't Muslim if that's true.
"No true Muslim" fallacy. Obviously Muslims are Scottish.
Though I will say, I recognize that odd contradiction to an extent.
But if religions are designed in a way to be compatible with any other religion, than I say that you're simply using a fallacy, and that it is objectively wrong.
Still, depends on the religion in question. Idk much about Tengriism myself, and asked for elaboration to understand what it mixed to be able to judge it on being realistically still not heresy or not.
But a blanket statement as that is stupid, with all due respect.
And with all due respect, the literal first thing you say when becoming a muslim is "there is no God but Allah".
Though, splinters and assimilations happen, as "Islam Kejawen" is quite popular here - Islam + animism dynamism (belief in spirits/demon that inhabit trees, rock etc and we make contracts/cooperate/feed them with flowers etc in exchange of wordly wealth/position/inserting your enemies with disease or even actual physical nails) is quite popular. Hell, my conservative muslim granma asked a "smart person" to install a magical dome covering her house to prevent spirits and thiefs from entering.
This is partly why I still believe in my faith, the existence of genies/demon. (not ghost.) IIRC cooperation with the spirits are not strange in Islam, although they're definitely wrong. I'm sceptical, yes, and there's no scientific observed evidence, but idk why all the old guys seems to have access to "indigo people" - those who can apparently see them. I haven't meet one, but their claims and practices and anecdotal evidences are just too detailed.