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**Suvaxal** · 02-11-2012, 05:09 AM

sorry to say, in that case 90% of the threads on this forum of waste of time.......

...the other 10% are copy and paste of some other website/book including those of qur'an and hadith.

Ban the thread, ofcourse, typical, should the kufr in the UK ban your mosque or the way you dress, 'cos abviously they don't agree with islamic beliefs do they.

So tell me this why do you people don't like a "normal" muslim asking questions? On a level playing field people like you don't have a leg to stand on. Why are you telling me what to do, in your own thoughts shouldn't you leave that to the scholars?

The problem is that you're making the grave accusation of bid'ah. Also, you're making it seem as if all (or even most) Wahhabis agree with the lights. The thing is, many Saudis, including ulama, opposed the construction of the clock tower. Many Saudi laymen opposed it, as well. But the Saudis are a monarchy and whatever the monarchy says goes, even if it is in poor taste, a bid'ah, or even haraam (e.g. interest).

Despite all this, the level of fitnah in Saudi Arabia is much lower than in most Muslim countries, let alone non-Muslim nations. Saudi Arabia is one of the best, if not the best country when it comes to living your life according to shari'ah. You'll mostly encounter evil in Saudi Arabia only when you go looking for it.

02-11-2012, 05:09 AM	#32
Suvaxal Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 515 Senior Member	sorry to say, in that case 90% of the threads on this forum of waste of time....... ...the other 10% are copy and paste of some other website/book including those of qur'an and hadith. Ban the thread, ofcourse, typical, should the kufr in the UK ban your mosque or the way you dress, 'cos abviously they don't agree with islamic beliefs do they. So tell me this why do you people don't like a "normal" muslim asking questions? On a level playing field people like you don't have a leg to stand on. Why are you telling me what to do, in your own thoughts shouldn't you leave that to the scholars? The problem is that you're making the grave accusation of bid'ah. Also, you're making it seem as if all (or even most) Wahhabis agree with the lights. The thing is, many Saudis, including ulama, opposed the construction of the clock tower. Many Saudi laymen opposed it, as well. But the Saudis are a monarchy and whatever the monarchy says goes, even if it is in poor taste, a bid'ah, or even haraam (e.g. interest). Despite all this, the level of fitnah in Saudi Arabia is much lower than in most Muslim countries, let alone non-Muslim nations. Saudi Arabia is one of the best, if not the best country when it comes to living your life according to shari'ah. You'll mostly encounter evil in Saudi Arabia only when you go looking for it.
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