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**Muramoursuard** · 09-01-2011, 04:21 AM

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@abuhajira: How dare you belittle me for asking for evidence. Why would I blindly follow things such as this? Something like this almost certainly came up during the time of the Prophet(pbuh), the sahaba, or the tabieen. And if problems were found it would have been written about in hadith. You should be discouraging people from classifying things such as this as being haram or even disliked without providing evidence, not me for asking for evidence to better follow the sunnah of the Prophet(pbuh) and his companions.(and yes I see the tag of scholar, which is the only reason I decided to reply back to your snide remark and didn’t ignore it like the others.)

Just the same way you showed no regard for the word of Allah, no regard for the advices of your muslim brethren. No one asked you to treat it as fardh or wajib. Everyone told you its adab. Rasulullah

says Ad deenun Naseehah. You belittled every naseehah that was given to you, instead you boldly ventured to say that you will definitely do the opposite, and you dare ask us how dare we belittle you? Your situation is indeed pitiful.

Its easy to say "ayn ad daleel", difficult to lower oneself to accept an advice.

Most people think that this is haram to do because it is so engrained in Muslim society. Incorrect. Since the begining of this thread, everyone has said that its a mark of respect. ONLY YOU came with this idea that we are forcing you into doing so. TripolySunni made the issue crystal clear to you. You made your own logical conclusion to get to a preconceived notion taught to you by your own ethical background. Dont blame others for that.

Also, I would like to warn my Muslim brothers and sisters on this forum to remember that everyone you come into contact to on this forum is a Muslim(including me). I say this because some of the posts in this thread are bordering backbiting/slander/malicious gossip. Jazak Allah, you can remind them everytime they do make such gossip.

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Muramoursuard Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 588 Senior Member	[B] @abuhajira: How dare you belittle me for asking for evidence. Why would I blindly follow things such as this? Something like this almost certainly came up during the time of the Prophet(pbuh), the sahaba, or the tabieen. And if problems were found it would have been written about in hadith. You should be discouraging people from classifying things such as this as being haram or even disliked without providing evidence, not me for asking for evidence to better follow the sunnah of the Prophet(pbuh) and his companions.(and yes I see the tag of scholar, which is the only reason I decided to reply back to your snide remark and didn’t ignore it like the others.) Just the same way you showed no regard for the word of Allah, no regard for the advices of your muslim brethren. No one asked you to treat it as fardh or wajib. Everyone told you its adab. Rasulullah says Ad deenun Naseehah. You belittled every naseehah that was given to you, instead you boldly ventured to say that you will definitely do the opposite, and you dare ask us how dare we belittle you? Your situation is indeed pitiful. Its easy to say "ayn ad daleel", difficult to lower oneself to accept an advice. Most people think that this is haram to do because it is so engrained in Muslim society. Incorrect. Since the begining of this thread, everyone has said that its a mark of respect. ONLY YOU came with this idea that we are forcing you into doing so. TripolySunni made the issue crystal clear to you. You made your own logical conclusion to get to a preconceived notion taught to you by your own ethical background. Dont blame others for that. Also, I would like to warn my Muslim brothers and sisters on this forum to remember that everyone you come into contact to on this forum is a Muslim(including me). I say this because some of the posts in this thread are bordering backbiting/slander/malicious gossip. Jazak Allah, you can remind them everytime they do make such gossip.
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