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Chrono said:If muslims are so resentful of these 'occupations' then why not get working on building decent countries in those places and not blow up children at supermarkets so the US can gladly leave?
I knew I shouldn't have clicked on this thread, fuck. I don't think there's a single anti-american claim that I hate more than this, what fucking bullshit.
Do those dictatorships by the way include independent and anti-american ones like syria, and iran? No American embassy in any of those places, but hey blame the infidel for your miserable state.
Even if there were embassies there, I know enough about many of those countries to know the US can't do anything if those regimes or peoples want (and act for) something different. Too many internet-induced headaches to bother here again though..
Chrono said:Edit: you know, even if the US 'support' for those dictatorships were true and what's holding them in power, what's stopping muslims from fighting for their freedom? I mean other then mass murder of innocents, like say the iran protests? What funny here is that muslims like kobashi want anything but a democracy to replace those dictatorships. In that case count me in support of those regimes.
crazy monkey said:I don't think he even knows bush started war in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Nizar said:If not next summer then the summer after it will be during summer in Alaska, keep in mind that the moon year is a bit shorter than the sun year.
I guess God forgot about Alaska when he set the rules of fasting
Prine said:You should know this, you go by the timings of the nearest sun/moon cycle.
Nizar said:yeah, so if I live in Alaska during a summer ramadan, I should follow the closes possible fasting time system, like 3:00 am to 2:30 am ^^ God is awesome!
Nizar said:yeah, so if I live in Alaska during a summer ramadan, I should follow the closes possible fasting time system, like 3:00 am to 2:30 am
Nizar said:^^ God is awesome!
crazy monkey said:you can google that question and get answer. I looked at it before and I think this were the option. They can go with time of their native country, They can go with makka time for fasting or they can go with nearest country
yes he is.
there is amazing amount of rules and regulation, I encourage you to read it.perfectchaos007 said:Did the rules of Ramadan with the sunset-sunrise rules start with Allah, Muhammad, or were they tweaked by mortal humans. Did Allah forget about the arctic regions?
mubarak. 2 more hours to go for iftar.Azih said:Ramadan Mubarak everyone.
perfectchaos007 said:Did the rules of Ramadan with the sunset-sunrise rules start with Allah, Muhammad, or were they tweaked by mortal humans. Did Allah forget about the arctic regions?
http://www.islam-qa.com/en/ref/13916/arctic fastingIn answer to your question, those who live close to the Arctic Circle, where they have continual night or continual day for several months, should look to the closest city to them where night and day are distinct in each twenty-four hour period, then they should do the five daily prayers based on the timing in that city.
crazy monkey said:Nizar said:For God's sake, focus on the point being discussed here, we are not talking about respect for the different believes, we are talking about the fact that different religions contradict each other and thus logically can not be all true at the same time!
Since you don't believe in god you should not even use that isn't it..
crazy monkey said:secondly regarding contradiction, since we are talking about Christianity and Islam there are contradiction in some minor way
crazy monkey said:but ultimately both religion have same GOD or you can say " truth" worshiping can be different, name can be different, ( I say Allah some one say GOD)
crazy monkey said:* Not all of them are alike; a party of the people of the Scripture stand for the right, they recite the Verses of God during the hours of the night, prostrating themselves in prayer. They believe in God and the Last Day; they enjoin Al-Ma'rûf and forbid Al-Munkar ; and they hasten in (all) good works; and they are among the righteous. And whatever good they do, nothing will be rejected of them; for God knows well those who are Al-Muttaqûn .(3:113-115)
* And there are, certainly, among the people of the Scripture (Jews and Christians), those who believe in God and in that which has been revealed to you, and in that which has been revealed to them, humbling themselves before God. They do not sell the Verses of God for a little price, for them is a reward with their Lord. Surely, God is Swift in account. '(3:199)'
* Verily! Those who believe and those who are Jews and Christians, and Sabians, whoever believes in God and the Last Day and do righteous good deeds shall have their reward with their Lord, on them shall be no fear, nor shall they grieve . [Qur'an 2:62]
crazy monkey said:Nizar said:crazy monkey said:How many times do I have to tell you the definition of belief? If some one holds some thing to be true its his/her own thinking. As long as it is not forcing you or not causing hard to you what is your problem? Religion is not true for you but can be true for me or any other person. Some differences aside, religious people believe in god and that is common. No law of contradiction applies. Keep you law of contradiction with you.
No, simply because someone believes that something is true it doesn't make it true.
Example:
No matter how many people believe that earth is flat, it will not change the fact that earth is not flat, see? opinions, believes and conspiracy theories are neither facts not have any impact on truth.
This is logic, if you don't want it then stay the irrational being that you are, but don't come complaining that someone is making fun of you.
We are not talking about earth surface here. stay on topic we are talking about believing in God and religion.
crazy monkey said:secondly don't poke science in every talk since I and probably millions of people who believe in god are also student of science. My mother used to work as scientist in ISRO ( Indian space research organization) I learned about big bang and Hubble telescope as kid.
Just because some one is religious does not mean he will take all the facts and throw them out of the window.
crazy monkey said:I already discussed you about science and religion. First I don't believe that religious book should be taken as science book in class.
They are two separate things.
There were ten things that were shown to you that you can see in quran actually talks about science.
Only thing you will argue again is the earth was created before universe and thus religion is false. You also have to think about it that god and angles were also before the universe according to religion.
This is the problem with you. Out of ten things that I or anybody will show you correct you always will want to find that one point to argue about .
Biggest thing you think is that why would some believe in god since there is not mathematical or scientific proof of him existing. here I will repeat again the answer that bugs many but it is the spiritual believing system.
I never chicken out or not gone any where. secondly we are talking about believing in god and not about earth is flat or not. Believing in god is spiritual thing not a scientific one.
and regarding one true religion. If three different person want to climb a mountain to reach a treasure, but all of them take different route. All of them will reach there. It is not what route they will take it is the end result that matters. For each of them their route was correct but one thing that they all agreed on before journey that their treasure to be found at the top.
another thing Nizar I am not saying all religious person are good and nice. There are huge amount of religious people who are intolerant and ignorant in their behavior. But there are people who are religious and are tolerate people. You have to understand fundamental difference between religion and atheism.
that discussion was done in other thread it was off topic for that thread so I wanted to bring here but than we finished it there.Darackutny said:Is Crazy Monkey implying that Jews and Christians will be accepted into heaven?
Darackutny said:Right. Please elaborate. What are the key points that have led you to that conclusion?
woah baby. When did that happened. I thought you are crying in the corner the whole day when you found out that some starts were still younger than earth. It is ok. you can say what ever you want to make you feel better.Nizar said:A desperate attempt to avoid getting cornered that has anyway resulted in him and his ''logic'' becoming a joke in the other thread.
I dunno Nizar, your conclusion that Islam is a violent religion is pretty sketchy logic in and of itself.Nizar said:A desperate attempt to avoid getting cornered that has anyway resulted in him and his ''logic'' becoming a joke in the other thread.
I chewed a piece of gum for a bit by mistake.crazy monkey said:Did anybody drink water by mistake yet?
crazy monkey said:woah baby. When did that happened. I thought you are crying in the corner the whole day when you found out that some starts were still younger than earth. It is ok. you can say what ever you want to make you feel better.
Azih said:I dunno Nizar, your conclusion that Islam is a violent religion is pretty sketchy logic in and of itself.
Nizar said:I know for a fact that not all stars were created at the same time according to science, but we are talking about creationism in the quran.
According to the quran, God furnished earth with mountains and put in it its foods on the fourth day, at that time the rest of the universe (the heavens) was smoke (vapor), he then ordained the heaven into what it is today and created the stars in its lowest heaven.
This contradicts with science.
1. you either believe earth is older than the stars and the rest of the universe = you are irrational.
2. you believe that earth is not older than the stars and the rest of the universe = you do not believe in Quranic creationism.
What you did there is separated the argument that the stars were created at the same time, and made a new one on your own stating that some were created before earth was created and some after earth was created.
Now if some stars were created after earth was created, this is in no way a contradiction between science and the quran, but if there are stars or at least one star older than the earth, then there is a contradiction between science and the quran, and to answer that, yes, there are stars older than earth.
If you don't remember where your logic, or to put it better, the lack of it, was made a joke of, allow me to remind you:
bottom of page 5 and at the begining of page 6.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=372042&page=5
You argued that if you believe that something is true, it becomes true for you, not only this, it becomes a fact as well. I guess I don't have to remind you any further of how stupid that was.
don't worry about he has his own logic.Azih said:I dunno Nizar, your conclusion that Islam is a violent religion is pretty sketchy logic in and of itself.
Nizar said:If this is supposed to mean that earth is younger than the stars and other mass objects in the universe then it is contradicting what the quran says.
If it is supposed to mean that earth is older than the stars then it is too proving my point.
Nizar said:Sneak peak: next I will be posting why Islam is unhealthy for the economy
Nizar said:How did you reach the conclusion that one doesn't necessarily needs to be a Muslim to go to heaven?
How does quranic creationism not contradict with science when it claims that earth is older than the stars and the rest of the universe?
TheAzRim said:Someone please explain to me what is going on here. I like a good debate but its getting quite annoying. And I personally won't get into it.
Its ramadan and I'd like if some of you can post some good links where I can read up on islam a bit more. Also share your stories since I know my family is much closer to each other during ramadan.
Gomu Gomu said:Check this out: http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2009/08/ramadan_2009.html .
I remember when I was young and wanted to fast like everyone. My mother used to tell me since I'm small, it's ok to eat lunch (2 pm) then start fasting until iftar :lol . Good times.
Its a very long discussion that has become quite pointless due to all the repetition and the personal attacks.TheAzRim said:Someone please explain to me what is going on here. I like a good debate but its getting quite annoying. And I personally won't get into it.
Its ramadan and I'd like if some of you can post some good links where I can read up on islam a bit more. Also share your stories since I know my family is much closer to each other during ramadan.
3030Nizar said:Sorry Azih, it is not, A religion that preaches on violence is a violent religion by definition, just as much as a movie that contains violent scenes is a violent movie, there is nothing illogical about stating that, its a straight forward conclusion.
Azih said:Post 3030
And I already pointed out a few pages back that by this standard any philosophy that allows or advocates self-defense is a 'violent' philosophy. This is a moronic stance to take.
It seems like you're making a purely semantic argument at this point. The only philosophy that isn't violent by your stance are the ones held by the Amish, certain Buddhists, and other complete and total pacifists. Sure by that kind of an extreme standard your argument that Islam is 'violent' is correct, but it is also completely meaningless.Nizar said:Sorry Azih, A holy book that preaches on violence is violent by definition just as much as a video game that contains violence is a violent video game.
This doesn't necessarily mean that its a bad thing, to some people it is a good thing to others its a bad thing. I hope you understand what I mean.
cheers
Nizar said:Sorry Azih, A holy book that preaches on violence is violent by definition just as much as a video game that contains violence is a violent video game.
This doesn't necessarily mean that its a bad thing, to some people it is a good thing to others its a bad thing. I hope you understand what I mean.
cheers
Nizar said:Sorry Azih, A holy book that preaches on violence is violent by definition just as much as a video game that contains violence is a violent video game.
This doesn't necessarily mean that its a bad thing, to some people it is a good thing to others its a bad thing. I hope you understand what I mean.
cheers
Azih said:It seems like you're making a purely semantic argument at this point. The only philosophy that isn't violent by your stance are the ones held by the Amish, certain Buddhists, and other complete and total pacifists. Sure by that kind of an extreme standard your argument that Islam is 'violent' is correct, but it is also completely meaningless.
Edit: So if you want to have the semantic victory, by all means go ahead. You aren't making any sort of an effective argument however.
A.R.K said:Show me your evidence that 'ISLAM' itself preaches on violence. Please don't spread false allegations like most of the western media.
Anyways a belated Ramadan mubarak to all brothers and sisters. w'salaam