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**bettingonosports** · 09-01-2011, 08:32 AM

No, brother. And you know that is not what I meant by that so why ask. I understand the mob mentality but it has no place in Islam. I have said and done nothing against Islam in this thread. I have asked a question and asked for evidence, all within my rights as a Muslim.

brother in Islam

I hope you are doing well this Eid and hopefully we gain a lot in Ramadhan and may Allah accept our deeds and give us the best of health

Hopefully we can restart from all over again. I'm sorry that if I and other brothers sounded harshly at the beginning. Maybe because for most of us, it is very ingrained in us to not put kitabullah on a ground. It is hard to read between lines on internet because you can not catch the tones of people speaking from their writings. Are they mad or are they happy, etc? Sometimes the words looks ambiguous that you don't know what the feeling of the writers at that time. Maybe the way you were asking for evidence look very confronting while you were simply asking for it. Maybe next time try to word them carefully and other brothers shouldn't jump into conclusions etc.

May Allah open our hearts and continue guiding us to the truth. Belated Eid Mubarak.

09-01-2011, 08:32 AM	#38
bettingonosports Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 498 Senior Member	No, brother. And you know that is not what I meant by that so why ask. I understand the mob mentality but it has no place in Islam. I have said and done nothing against Islam in this thread. I have asked a question and asked for evidence, all within my rights as a Muslim. brother in Islam I hope you are doing well this Eid and hopefully we gain a lot in Ramadhan and may Allah accept our deeds and give us the best of health Hopefully we can restart from all over again. I'm sorry that if I and other brothers sounded harshly at the beginning. Maybe because for most of us, it is very ingrained in us to not put kitabullah on a ground. It is hard to read between lines on internet because you can not catch the tones of people speaking from their writings. Are they mad or are they happy, etc? Sometimes the words looks ambiguous that you don't know what the feeling of the writers at that time. Maybe the way you were asking for evidence look very confronting while you were simply asking for it. Maybe next time try to word them carefully and other brothers shouldn't jump into conclusions etc. May Allah open our hearts and continue guiding us to the truth. Belated Eid Mubarak.
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