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**exeftWabreava** · 03-01-2012, 07:43 PM

i aint no supporter of his but its far fetched calling him a munaafiq. despite him applying NO hikmah whatsoever, i csnt see what he is saying which is so bad that he deserves to be called a hypocrite. can somebody point it out?

these people pour fuel on top of fire without thinking and applying hikmah but you cant call somebody a munaafiq for not using hikmah.

I agree with you.

I'm kinda amazed by the harsh reaction of some, to the point of seeming to defend the "secular democratic India" and of being afraid of scaring the Hindu kuffar. Yes, indeed the way in which this guy behaves himself is contrary to hikmah and so on, but shouldn't we clearly state that indeed the objective (whetever near or far, achievable now or later on) of implementing Shari'ah in itself is indeed a noble one and a necessary one, and that Islam is enemy to secularism and democracy?

Criticize the method, not the substance, albeit badly expressed...

03-01-2012, 07:43 PM	#40
exeftWabreava Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 563 Senior Member	i aint no supporter of his but its far fetched calling him a munaafiq. despite him applying NO hikmah whatsoever, i csnt see what he is saying which is so bad that he deserves to be called a hypocrite. can somebody point it out? these people pour fuel on top of fire without thinking and applying hikmah but you cant call somebody a munaafiq for not using hikmah. I agree with you. I'm kinda amazed by the harsh reaction of some, to the point of seeming to defend the "secular democratic India" and of being afraid of scaring the Hindu kuffar. Yes, indeed the way in which this guy behaves himself is contrary to hikmah and so on, but shouldn't we clearly state that indeed the objective (whetever near or far, achievable now or later on) of implementing Shari'ah in itself is indeed a noble one and a necessary one, and that Islam is enemy to secularism and democracy? Criticize the method, not the substance, albeit badly expressed...
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