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**googlopharm** · 01-03-2012, 05:20 AM

Yeah! in your world everything is devisive apart from the fascist take on relegion. I'm follower of hanafi school of Jurisprudance and sit in the lecture conducted by Malaki School and have no problem with it where as the la madhabi have problem with everyone! Inshallah we will never unite under the relegious fascist. According to your simple minded take Shaba were also wrong because they differed. Do you even know what is acceptable and what is not!! from the sound of things you can't even differentiate between hukum and euphism!! Quran and Sunnah slogan without knowing the meaning!! The only people who used to hold such view are the self declared super pious people Khawarij of the past. But then again they will exist till the end of days! The difference in matter of belief is not allowed to the point it becomes a sect. The difference within furu was never seen as devisive untill the postmodernist muslim who think they discovered islam after reading few books published thanks to regrissive Petro dollar bedu.

When there are political goals at stake, the Madhhab will fight each other. Don't be so naive. Politics is full of "them vs. us" mentality that political leaders use to their advantage. Right now you don't see it because there are bigger "thems" -- Shiaa, Jews, Christians, etc --- But put forth a circumstance where only Hanafis and Malakis are around and there is some political "chair" that needs to be taken -- then you will see how they will wage the quarrel of "them vs. us".

As I pointed out before --- things will always be ok when you have a common enemy (a bigger "them") --- but once that falls, you turn to the next "them". We need to remove labels from Muslims to avoid the entire "us vs. them" scenario.

Heck -- why are we even talking about Islam -- take SOCCER! Everybody roots for the national team, but when the national team gets divided into Football Clubs, people that were within the same crowd get divided! This is not a complicated concept that is not seen everyday!

01-03-2012, 05:20 AM	#25
googlopharm Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 421 Senior Member	Yeah! in your world everything is devisive apart from the fascist take on relegion. I'm follower of hanafi school of Jurisprudance and sit in the lecture conducted by Malaki School and have no problem with it where as the la madhabi have problem with everyone! Inshallah we will never unite under the relegious fascist. According to your simple minded take Shaba were also wrong because they differed. Do you even know what is acceptable and what is not!! from the sound of things you can't even differentiate between hukum and euphism!! Quran and Sunnah slogan without knowing the meaning!! The only people who used to hold such view are the self declared super pious people Khawarij of the past. But then again they will exist till the end of days! The difference in matter of belief is not allowed to the point it becomes a sect. The difference within furu was never seen as devisive untill the postmodernist muslim who think they discovered islam after reading few books published thanks to regrissive Petro dollar bedu. When there are political goals at stake, the Madhhab will fight each other. Don't be so naive. Politics is full of "them vs. us" mentality that political leaders use to their advantage. Right now you don't see it because there are bigger "thems" -- Shiaa, Jews, Christians, etc --- But put forth a circumstance where only Hanafis and Malakis are around and there is some political "chair" that needs to be taken -- then you will see how they will wage the quarrel of "them vs. us". As I pointed out before --- things will always be ok when you have a common enemy (a bigger "them") --- but once that falls, you turn to the next "them". We need to remove labels from Muslims to avoid the entire "us vs. them" scenario. Heck -- why are we even talking about Islam -- take SOCCER! Everybody roots for the national team, but when the national team gets divided into Football Clubs, people that were within the same crowd get divided! This is not a complicated concept that is not seen everyday!
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