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**eCw56dzY** · 05-07-2012, 02:16 AM

however, if we say all are born Muslims - meaning in the sense that they are in submission to Allah and are in a fitra state - this makes a great deal of sense to me personally.

No ulema will agree with you here. "Muslim" is a religion; people aren't born believing in any religion. From a legal persepctive, we don't consider some one a muslim just by being born. Fitra is not the same as being muslim. It's pretty simple.

Watch the video.

05-07-2012, 02:16 AM	#35
eCw56dzY Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 400 Senior Member	however, if we say all are born Muslims - meaning in the sense that they are in submission to Allah and are in a fitra state - this makes a great deal of sense to me personally. No ulema will agree with you here. "Muslim" is a religion; people aren't born believing in any religion. From a legal persepctive, we don't consider some one a muslim just by being born. Fitra is not the same as being muslim. It's pretty simple. Watch the video.
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