Re: Restrictions on Freedom of Religion are necessary.
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"As salamu 'alikum shaykh, did the prophet sws precribed beheading a person as a way of killing them for sin like murder or homosexuallity?(EXAMPLE: like how he prescribed stoning a person to death for zina when they are married) OR is the way to kill someone by beheading them a cultural practised by the arabs jazakullah yaa shaykh Answer All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammad sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allaah exalt his mention ) is His slave and Messenger. It is not confirmed that the Prophet sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allaah exalt his mention ) said that killing a person is only done by beheading him with a sword. However, there is a weak narration which reads: “No legal retribution except with a sword.” [Ibn Maajah]. The scholars may Allaah have mercy upon them classified the narrators of this narration to be weak. On the contrary, it is confirmed that the Prophet sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allaah exalt his mention ) applied legal retribution for killing a soul without the use of the sword. Al-Bukhari and Muslim may Allaah have mercy upon them reported that a Jew killed a maid by squeezing her head between two stones, so the Prophet sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allaah exalt his mention ) ordered him to be killed in the same manner. It is for this reason that the preponderant opinion of the scholars may Allaah have mercy upon them is that legal retribution is to kill the killer in the same manner he committed the murder. As regards death punishment for crimes other than murder, like imposing a corporal punishment for apostasy, homosexuality and for other crimes for which the Islamic Law did not determine the method of killing, then in principle this is done by beheading the person with a sword, as the Prophet sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allaah exalt his mention ) said: “If it happens for you to kill (anyone for some justified reason), kill (him/her) humanely (in a perfect and kind manner).” Ibn Qudaamah may Allaah have mercy upon him said: “The killing in Islamic Law refers to the killing with a sword…and the best manner of killing is killing with a sword.” Killing with a sword is the method of legal retribution practised at the time of the Prophet sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allaah exalt his mention ) and this was well known to the companions may Allaah be pleased with them to the extent that when they see that a person deserves death, one of them would say to the Prophet sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam ( may Allaah exalt his mention ) said: “Let me cut off his head.” Allaah Knows best." https://islamweb.net/en/fatwa/96039/killing-with-the-sword-as-a-method-of-legal-retributionKeith
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Re: Restrictions on Freedom of Religion are necessary.
[Re: KeithC]
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"Ruling on a person who has sexual intercourse with his daughter while mistakenly thinking that she was his wife 473584 2-4-2023 - Ramadan 12, 1444 58 Question My question is that if a person have sexual intercourse with his daughter while thinking mistakenly thinking that she was his wife, and then realised that she was his daughter, will his wife be prohibited for the person according to the Shafi'i and the Maliki Madhhab? Answer All perfect praise be to Allah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allah, and that Muhammad, sallallaahu`alayhi wa sallam, is His slave and Messenger. If a man has intercourse with his daughter while mistakenly thinking that she was his wife, then her mother is prohibited to him as stipulated by the Shafi’is, as well as the Malikis according to their most preponderant opinion. As for Shafi’is, it was stated in Sharh Al-Minhaaj: “Marriage shall be nullified by committing a permanent prohibition such as having intercourse with son’s wife)and having intercourse with his wife’s mother or the wife’s daughter, while mistakenly thinking that she was his wife, then the marriage becomes nullified by this act, it is also an impediment to executing the marriage contract from the beginning, whether the woman whom he has intercourse with her was prohibited for him before the marriage contract such his niece or not.” Al-Jamal said while commenting in (Al-Hashiah): his saying “or her daughter” apparently means if it was his daughter also, thus her mother shall be prohibited for him. As for the Malikis, it was stated in (As-Sharh Al-Kabir) by Ad-Dardir: (If he enjoyed her daughter) whether this daughter was from him or another father, by having intercourse or foreplay while he wrongly thinks she was his wife, he was hesitated to rule on the prohibition of his wife for him, and this is the approved opinion. It was stated in (Sharh Al-Kharshi): Whoever wants to enjoy his wife in darkness, for example, and his hand touched her daughter, then he enjoyed her by intercourse or foreplay, whether this daughter is from him or from another father, and he did not realize that, then the scholars were hesitated to rule on the prohibition of her mother for the husband, and the separation between them. It was stated in “Minah Al-Jalil”: Ibn Shaban and a group of scholars were of the view that he must divorce her, while Al-Qabesi and Abu At-Tayyib Abdel-Mun'em were of the view that it is desirable to divorce her, and this view was adopted by Ibn Mahrez who wrote about it. However, if it was by intercourse, then the most preponderate view is that the wife becomes prohibited to him, she should also be prohibited from enjoying another also. Allah Knows best." https://islamweb.net/en/fatwa/47358...istakenly-thinking-that-she-was-his-wifeKeith
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Re: Restrictions on Freedom of Religion are necessary.
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Have you read the Bible?
Jim Sure have. Have you ever studied what some of the leaders of CAIR have said about never being tolerant of any other religions outside of Islam? They make it clear their objective is to make Islam the only religion. And you will probably counter that with that's the same goal of Christianity. The difference is that Christians don't kill you if you don't convert.
Remember as a kid we played army and you gave up the fort so the other side got it? Of course you don't. Little kids aren't that stupid.
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Re: Restrictions on Freedom of Religion are necessary.
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Jc have you read their book? It clearly stated their beliefs. If you are based your beliefs of their beliefs on one the saved you and transferring that affection on all of them when it's Cleary not what their book stated I would say you are dangerously confused.
Look how every Muslim country is ran. Yes I have read it. I am looking at the copy I have of it alongside my copy of the Book of Mormon, the Catechism of the Catholic Church and Siddhartha. I don’t consider myself a mystic nor a theologian but I will always consider myself worldly as well as Godly. All people are brothers and sisters and loved in Gods eye. The Koran also says that all people of the Book are holy people. Muslims, Jews, and Catholics. Treat others as brothers and sisters. We all have polluted faith in some capacity. The guy who was nailed to the tree said love your neighbor and pray for your enemy. My brother in arms who saved my life in Afghanistan who I am working to get out of Kabul is a devout Muslim. Prayer for him and his family. I would agree that there are some Muslims living here that seem to be good citizens. I've gotten to know some of them who are working hard and running a decent business. I also know there were those living in my area who after the 911 bombing of the twin towers were cheering when the towers went down killing thousands. You mention your life was saved by a Muslim. There's that and it's good. But, do you remember the Muslim American soldier who opened fire on his American comrade soldiers killing, I don't recall how many? I think that happened at Fort Ord a while ago.
Remember as a kid we played army and you gave up the fort so the other side got it? Of course you don't. Little kids aren't that stupid.
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Re: Restrictions on Freedom of Religion are necessary.
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Dr. Mark Gabriel was born and raised in Egypt in an Islamic family. At the age of 12, he had the entire Quran memorized. He graduated from Al-Azhar University in Cairo. He became a professor of Islamic history at that university. He also served as the Imam (spiritual leader) of a mosque in Giza.
Dr. Gabriel was a highly prestigious figure in the Islamic world when one day he dared to question the authenticity of the Quran. That evening he was kidnapped by the Egyptian secret police and imprisoned where he was tortured for days for questioning his religion. As he was about to be executed, he was delivered from prison by a relative with political connections.
During the next year while living with his parents, he met a Christian pharmacist who gave him a bible. That bible led him to Jesus. When his father discovered that he had become a Christian, he tried to kill him. Running for his life, he fled to South Africa where assassins were sent to kill him. He escaped to the US where he was granted religious asylum.
He has written many books. I have read one of them, Islam and Terrorism. In it he mentions there are three types of Muslims living in the US. There are those who are happy with being an American and are gratetful to be living in a free country and very pro-American. Then there are those who like living here, but are more neutral when it comes to Islam and America. When it comes to jihad many would side with Islam. Lastly, is the group that are the fundamental Muslims who agree 100% with the teachings of Muhammad which is world conversion and domination They are not tolerant of any other religions. They will use force to convert infidels who refuse Islam..
Remember as a kid we played army and you gave up the fort so the other side got it? Of course you don't. Little kids aren't that stupid.
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Re: Restrictions on Freedom of Religion are necessary.
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Some people do need killing. Stead of a sword I say the traditional method is best. Public hanging.
Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
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Re: Restrictions on Freedom of Religion are necessary.
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Have you read the Bible?
Jim Sure have. Have you ever studied what some of the leaders of CAIR have said about never being tolerant of any other religions outside of Islam? They make it clear their objective is to make Islam the only religion. And you will probably counter that with that's the same goal of Christianity. The difference is that Christians don't kill you if you don't convert. You don't need to imagine my counters. I happen to agree with your thinking here. I just don't agree we should deprive all Muslims of their First Amendment rights, as the OP evidently wants to do. Jim
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Re: Restrictions on Freedom of Religion are necessary.
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Dr. Mark Gabriel was born and raised in Egypt in an Islamic family. At the age of 12, he had the entire Quran memorized. He graduated from Al-Azhar University in Cairo. He became a professor of Islamic history at that university. He also served as the Imam (spiritual leader) of a mosque in Giza.
Dr. Gabriel was a highly prestigious figure in the Islamic world when one day he dared to question the authenticity of the Quran. That evening he was kidnapped by the Egyptian secret police and imprisoned where he was tortured for days for questioning his religion. As he was about to be executed, he was delivered from prison by a relative with political connections.
During the next year while living with his parents, he met a Christian pharmacist who gave him a bible. That bible led him to Jesus. When his father discovered that he had become a Christian, he tried to kill him. Running for his life, he fled to South Africa where assassins were sent to kill him. He escaped to the US where he was granted religious asylum.
He has written many books. I have read one of them, Islam and Terrorism. In it he mentions there are three types of Muslims living in the US. There are those who are happy with being an American and are gratetful to be living in a free country and very pro-American. Then there are those who like living here, but are more neutral when it comes to Islam and America. When it comes to jihad many would side with Islam. Lastly, is the group that are the fundamental Muslims who agree 100% with the teachings of Muhammad which is world conversion and domination They are not tolerant of any other religions. They will use force to convert infidels who refuse Islam.. The three groups of Muslims living in the US--I find that interesting. Does he say the relative size of the groups? I'm guessing the third group is probably smaller than the first or second. Regardless, how does the depravity of the third group justify denying First Amendment rights to a whole religion? Jim
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Re: Restrictions on Freedom of Religion are necessary.
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Start restricting rights and soon the winds will change and it will be your rights being targeted X2 We have plenty of nut jobs that are not Muslim too. freedom might be scary but its worth it.
Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
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Re: Restrictions on Freedom of Religion are necessary.
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Cutting someones head off would be a bloody mess. With hanging you can put a diaper on the condemned and let the undertaker deal with it.
Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
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Re: Restrictions on Freedom of Religion are necessary.
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Dr. Mark Gabriel was born and raised in Egypt in an Islamic family. At the age of 12, he had the entire Quran memorized. He graduated from Al-Azhar University in Cairo. He became a professor of Islamic history at that university. He also served as the Imam (spiritual leader) of a mosque in Giza.
Dr. Gabriel was a highly prestigious figure in the Islamic world when one day he dared to question the authenticity of the Quran. That evening he was kidnapped by the Egyptian secret police and imprisoned where he was tortured for days for questioning his religion. As he was about to be executed, he was delivered from prison by a relative with political connections.
During the next year while living with his parents, he met a Christian pharmacist who gave him a bible. That bible led him to Jesus. When his father discovered that he had become a Christian, he tried to kill him. Running for his life, he fled to South Africa where assassins were sent to kill him. He escaped to the US where he was granted religious asylum.
He has written many books. I have read one of them, Islam and Terrorism. In it he mentions there are three types of Muslims living in the US. There are those who are happy with being an American and are gratetful to be living in a free country and very pro-American. Then there are those who like living here, but are more neutral when it comes to Islam and America. When it comes to jihad many would side with Islam. Lastly, is the group that are the fundamental Muslims who agree 100% with the teachings of Muhammad which is world conversion and domination They are not tolerant of any other religions. They will use force to convert infidels who refuse Islam.. The three groups of Muslims living in the US--I find that interesting. Does he say the relative size of the groups? I'm guessing the third group is probably smaller than the first or second. Regardless, how does the depravity of the third group justify denying First Amendment rights to a whole religion? Jim He doesn't mention the size of the groups. I would guess you would be correct in assuming the third group as the smallest. I agree, you can't deny anyone their right to the First Amendment as long as they are respectful to everyone else's religious preference. For those in the second group Gabriel mentions, once they cross the line and side with the jihadists, they have cancelled their rights to that freedom, IMO.
Remember as a kid we played army and you gave up the fort so the other side got it? Of course you don't. Little kids aren't that stupid.
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Re: Restrictions on Freedom of Religion are necessary.
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go to saudi and start preaching christianity when you get off the plane.....see what happens.
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Re: Restrictions on Freedom of Religion are necessary.
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I have no desire to adopt the Saudi way of living
Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
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