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**Necedofer** · 06-28-2012, 06:03 AM

Yet their actions speak otherwise...if Islam has its own law regarding riba, why have they not got an alternative to the Riba system? They have made Riba Banking halal by calling it Islamic Banking. Historically they have used Socialist/Communist Revolutionary methods, calling themselves the vanguard against the Jahili sea of non Muslim society against which Terror re-named Jihad is acceptable.

They are not to be trusted already they have made the haraam into halal this is not acceptable.

[QUOTE=AbdurRaheem2;784139]This is clear if you know anything about their history. It is one reason why you will not find any Western institution praise them for their Democratic nature.

Imam Hassan al Bana Shaheed (ra) wrote...

Dear truthful brothers,

.... you should be certain that our ideology is purely Islamic, and that you should understand Islam within the bounds of the following twenty concise principles.

Islam is a comprehensive system which deals with all spheres of life.

It is a country and homeland or a government and a nation.

It is conduct and power or mercy and justice.

It is a culture and a law or knowledge and jurisprudence.

It is material and wealth or gain and prosperity.

It is Jihad and a call or army and a cause.

And finally, it is true belief and correct worship.

The glorious Qur'an and the purified tradition (Sunnah) of the Prophet (peace be upon him) are the reference points for every Muslim to acquaint himself with the rules of Islam.

The Qur'an can be understood by applying the rules of the Arabic language without constraint or controversy.

and the Sunnah can be acquired by reference to the trustworthy transmitters of Ahaadeeth (collected sayings of the Prophet).
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Just because incorrect practices are common amongst the people, it does not change the label it has been ascribed by Sharee’ah. Rather we must define the intended meaning. We must also be on the guard for deceptive words relating to worldly and religious matters. What is worth considering is not names but what these names stand for.
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Islam liberates the mind, urges contemplation of the universe, honours science and scientists, and welcomes all that is good and beneficial to mankind: ‘Wisdom is the lost property of the believer. Wherever he finds it, he is more deserving to it.’
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"The Qur'an is our constitution, and the Prophet is our example."

06-28-2012, 06:03 AM	#32
Necedofer Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 306 Senior Member	Yet their actions speak otherwise...if Islam has its own law regarding riba, why have they not got an alternative to the Riba system? They have made Riba Banking halal by calling it Islamic Banking. Historically they have used Socialist/Communist Revolutionary methods, calling themselves the vanguard against the Jahili sea of non Muslim society against which Terror re-named Jihad is acceptable. They are not to be trusted already they have made the haraam into halal this is not acceptable. [QUOTE=AbdurRaheem2;784139]This is clear if you know anything about their history. It is one reason why you will not find any Western institution praise them for their Democratic nature. Imam Hassan al Bana Shaheed (ra) wrote... Dear truthful brothers, .... you should be certain that our ideology is purely Islamic, and that you should understand Islam within the bounds of the following twenty concise principles. Islam is a comprehensive system which deals with all spheres of life. It is a country and homeland or a government and a nation. It is conduct and power or mercy and justice. It is a culture and a law or knowledge and jurisprudence. It is material and wealth or gain and prosperity. It is Jihad and a call or army and a cause. And finally, it is true belief and correct worship. The glorious Qur'an and the purified tradition (Sunnah) of the Prophet (peace be upon him) are the reference points for every Muslim to acquaint himself with the rules of Islam. The Qur'an can be understood by applying the rules of the Arabic language without constraint or controversy. and the Sunnah can be acquired by reference to the trustworthy transmitters of Ahaadeeth (collected sayings of the Prophet). .... Just because incorrect practices are common amongst the people, it does not change the label it has been ascribed by Sharee’ah. Rather we must define the intended meaning. We must also be on the guard for deceptive words relating to worldly and religious matters. What is worth considering is not names but what these names stand for. .... Islam liberates the mind, urges contemplation of the universe, honours science and scientists, and welcomes all that is good and beneficial to mankind: ‘Wisdom is the lost property of the believer. Wherever he finds it, he is more deserving to it.’ .... "The Qur'an is our constitution, and the Prophet is our example."
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