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09-04-2012, 03:22 AM
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Ameen - i am ready and raring to go Inshallah for our 'counter hate' project Here are few examples. Professor Abdur Raheem Kidwai has been keeping an eye over the English translations of the Noble Qur'an. He remarked that western translations are being published in decreasing frequency - both publication wise as well as new translations. Then take the case of rhetoric against Islam and the Noble Qur'an. Because of people like Maulana Rhamatullah Kairanvi, Wazir Khan, Ahmed Deedat, Zakir Naik and Shabir Ally we do not have outright missionary onslaught in modern times. What brother AbdurRaheem2 wanted to say to the OP is that it is a futile enterprise to test Qur'an on the scholastic premises. Or even scientific premises. May be he could not put it precisely but the matter of fact remains the same that the original poster should try his best to take the things of faith as a matter of faith. In case he has not developed enough faith on the Noble Qur'an then better thing is to develop that basing his efforts on those aspects that are crystal clear. It is very dangerous to hang your faith on Cryptic Verses (Ayat-e-Mutshabiha). |
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09-04-2012, 03:22 AM
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You might have a stronger imaan than most people but there will many muslims who will have questions and I would hope decent scholars are willing to give suitable answers without giving them the third degree or putting their imaan into question. |
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's lifestyle, we would think they are mad, and if they saw our lifestyle, they would think we are munaafiq. The same would apply in the questioning we do of every single thing.| Reply to Thread New Thread |
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