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Haye Shirib, I suggest you leave the western secular country you live in and realise your potential and move to Kismaayo. After all, one wouldnt want to be a hypocrite?

Coeus wrote:Haye Shirib, I suggest you leave the western secular country you live in and realise your potential and move to Kismaayo. After all, one wouldnt want to be a hypocrite?

u lost the plot a long time ago. smh

I "lost the ball", when your calling for people to be beaheaded and amputaded while living in America


Haye Shirib, indeed the rest of us are the misguided ones

So what else in the Quran do you disagree with?

Coeus,

Do you believe that the Quran is the word of God?

The beliefs of Ayan Hirsi's students are not gonna go down well with the Somali people.

waryaa wrote:

I hope this Jesus nut becomes the republican nominee.

Coeus wrote:I "lost the ball", when your calling for people to be beaheaded and amputaded while living in America

sahal80 wrote:

daiman wrote:Or perhaps, in a muslim country private sins should stay private and never be practised in public

Eat port, drink alcahol, make fornacation in your homes. Closed the doors. Noone will look in your windowns and you have the right under the Islami law the right to poke the eye of anyone who looks into your window. Stop stop believing in private. I was an agnistic for few months on and off, but told noone except one sheikh whom I discussed things( my thoughts with), I then started practising. I had never shared it and did not feel the need to do it. I did not pray etc.

you dont pray and close your windows with all that haram stuff? that why your house is the dwelling place of the jin.

You just misconstructed what I said. I just disagreed the title ( separation of state and mosque). someone above said religion is a rpivate matter etc. I just said that in a muslim country it should be the opposite: it is the sins that should not be braoudcast in public. Nobody should intere your private matters be whatever it may be.

I just provided an example about myself. I have had doubts about God for few moths and discussed the matter with a sheikh. Had I braodcast my thougts in public things would have been different.

I think I am being more thruthful than many of you here. I do not like hypocracy.

I think, ceau has a problem with the interpretation of the shariah not the Quran itself. You are pushing him away for suggesting he has a problem wiht the quran itself.

union wrote:

So does shirib

daiman wrote:I think, ceau has a problem with the interpretation of the shariah not the Quran itself. You are pushing him away for suggesting he has a problem wiht the quran itself.

Coeus, things some of the rulings in the Quran are meant for the 7th century, and don't fit in the 21st century.

He doesn't have a problem with how people interpret it or misuse it, he has a problem with the verse itself.

daiman wrote:I think, ceau has a problem with the interpretation of the shariah not the Quran itself. You are pushing him away for suggesting he has a problem wiht the quran itself.

Exactly. Waad fahantay

Coeus wrote:

daiman wrote:I think, ceau has a problem with the interpretation of the shariah not the Quran itself. You are pushing him away for suggesting he has a problem wiht the quran itself.

Exactly. Waad fahantay

Coeus, the Quran says to cut the hand of a thief. Do you agree with this in principle?

Shirib wrote:

Coeus wrote:

daiman wrote:I think, ceau has a problem with the interpretation of the shariah not the Quran itself. You are pushing him away for suggesting he has a problem wiht the quran itself.

Exactly. Waad fahantay

Coeus, the Quran says to cut the hand of a thief. Do you agree with this in principle?

WRONG.

http://misconceptions-about-islam.com/c ... -theft.htm