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**unioneserry** · 12-24-2011, 02:09 PM

I really feel that isn't a good example. As far as I know, only humans post on the internet, so it's safe to assume I'm human. All humans are mammals. All humans and mammals have brains, so it's safe to assume I have a brain.

What would you say to a person of another faith to convince them you're right and they're wrong? The Deist arguement is the most convincing to me. They argue that God exists, but he only created the universe and never intervened in this world. He only observes. How could you prove that this is not true?

Brother,

I sincerely feel your faith is in grave danger.

Please read this right away:

An-Nawawi (may Allah have mercy on him) said: Deciding to become a kaafir in the future constitutes kufr in the present. Hesitancy about whether to commit kufr or not constitutes kufr in the present, as does making it conditional upon some future event, such as saying, “If my wealth is destroyed or if my child dies, I will become a Jew or a Christian.” And approval of kufr is kufr. If a kaafir who wants to become Muslim asks him to prompt him to say the word of Tawheed and he does not do that, or he indicates that he should not become Muslim, or he suggests to a Muslim that he should apostatise, then he is a kaafir.

End quote from Rawdat at-Taalibeen, 10/65

In al-Mawsoo‘ah al-Fiqhiyyah (42/307) it says: The fuqaha’ are of the view that if a Muslim thinks of becoming a kaafir, or he has doubts about the Oneness of Allah or Prophethood or the Day of Resurrection, or he intended to stop being a Muslim, or he is hesitant as to whether he should become a kaafir or not, or he decides that he will become a kaafir tomorrow or in the future, he goes out of Islam and becomes an apostate immediately, because developing doubts contradicts the firm intention to be a Muslim. End quote.

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May Allah guide us to the straight path.

12-24-2011, 02:09 PM	#14
unioneserry Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 449 Senior Member	I really feel that isn't a good example. As far as I know, only humans post on the internet, so it's safe to assume I'm human. All humans are mammals. All humans and mammals have brains, so it's safe to assume I have a brain. What would you say to a person of another faith to convince them you're right and they're wrong? The Deist arguement is the most convincing to me. They argue that God exists, but he only created the universe and never intervened in this world. He only observes. How could you prove that this is not true? Brother, I sincerely feel your faith is in grave danger. Please read this right away: An-Nawawi (may Allah have mercy on him) said: Deciding to become a kaafir in the future constitutes kufr in the present. Hesitancy about whether to commit kufr or not constitutes kufr in the present, as does making it conditional upon some future event, such as saying, “If my wealth is destroyed or if my child dies, I will become a Jew or a Christian.” And approval of kufr is kufr. If a kaafir who wants to become Muslim asks him to prompt him to say the word of Tawheed and he does not do that, or he indicates that he should not become Muslim, or he suggests to a Muslim that he should apostatise, then he is a kaafir. End quote from Rawdat at-Taalibeen, 10/65 In al-Mawsoo‘ah al-Fiqhiyyah (42/307) it says: The fuqaha’ are of the view that if a Muslim thinks of becoming a kaafir, or he has doubts about the Oneness of Allah or Prophethood or the Day of Resurrection, or he intended to stop being a Muslim, or he is hesitant as to whether he should become a kaafir or not, or he decides that he will become a kaafir tomorrow or in the future, he goes out of Islam and becomes an apostate immediately, because developing doubts contradicts the firm intention to be a Muslim. End quote. http://*************/en/ref/163795/Hindu%20girl May Allah guide us to the straight path.
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