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**zooworms** · 01-09-2011, 08:39 AM

Shaykh Abdullah bin Bayyah is not in Pakistan and that is precisely why his words matter...because he will give you a different Islamic perspective that will shed light on the reality and he's not being bought off or under the influence of Pakistani corruption or politics. One of the biggest mistakes people make is fatwa shop and only hear what they want to hear. What about the blasphemers in Mecca or those who would ridicule our Prophet salallahu alayhi wasalam? Or what about those whom killing was ordered but then the Prophet salallahu alayhi wasalam changed his mind-- there are hadith about that too.

It's sad when the most courageous act in your country is a man killing another man for defending a woman. Keep congratulating yourself and praising the courage of a man who broke the trust of his employer and then killed the man who was his source of income, while American drones continue to bomb the rest of the country...

If Muslim history proves anything its that assassinations and killings do not bring any good change nor any improvement...they just make things worse. The major concern should be the safety and security of the people. And it seems that is slipping day by day...may Allah have mercy on Pakistan, ameen.

01-09-2011, 08:39 AM	#39
zooworms Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 364 Senior Member	Shaykh Abdullah bin Bayyah is not in Pakistan and that is precisely why his words matter...because he will give you a different Islamic perspective that will shed light on the reality and he's not being bought off or under the influence of Pakistani corruption or politics. One of the biggest mistakes people make is fatwa shop and only hear what they want to hear. What about the blasphemers in Mecca or those who would ridicule our Prophet salallahu alayhi wasalam? Or what about those whom killing was ordered but then the Prophet salallahu alayhi wasalam changed his mind-- there are hadith about that too. It's sad when the most courageous act in your country is a man killing another man for defending a woman. Keep congratulating yourself and praising the courage of a man who broke the trust of his employer and then killed the man who was his source of income, while American drones continue to bomb the rest of the country... If Muslim history proves anything its that assassinations and killings do not bring any good change nor any improvement...they just make things worse. The major concern should be the safety and security of the people. And it seems that is slipping day by day...may Allah have mercy on Pakistan, ameen.
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