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Originally posted by dbjmofo View Post
islam also recognizes all other religions. it also states that if a muslim is invited to dine at the house of a jew or a christian, they are obliged to dine with them because they must respect all humans as equals.
Lotsa muslims out there are doing it wrong, then...:confused:
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ok then so if you determine your daughter, or say that the kid had hit puberty you could marry her at 9!!Originally posted by dna9488 View PostYou got it all wrong.
Islam says you can start marrying off your daughters when they hit puberty.
The 9 year old wife hit puberty, and Muhammad married her because she didn't want her to become a prostitute.
The daughters of poor families ended up being prostitutes, so God said you can marry multiple women to save them from death, prostitution, etc...
To save her from becoming a prostitute!!!? LOL!
Marry multiple women 'to save them' like its out of compassion.
And you genuinely buy all that?
sounds like the excuse of a peodophile (who are apparently amognst the best lyers in the world) and a male dominant female supprsssed kind to me
But genuinely thanks for your honesty:thumup:
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You don't determine anything. When the daughter hits puberty, she will tell you.Originally posted by Mr incredible View Postok then so if you determine your daughter, or say that the kid had hit puberty you could marry her at 9!!
To save her from becoming a prostitute!!!? LOL!
Marry multiple women 'to save them' like its out of compassion.
And you genuinely buy all that?
sounds like the excuse of a peodophile (who are apparently amognst the best lyers in the world) and a male dominant female supprsssed kind to me
But genuinely thanks for your honesty:thumup:
Than its up to the parents if they want their daughter to be married.
The whole prostitution thing happens to very poor families. Middle and upper class families, it is very rare
Glad I could help :)
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it still happens in the villages in pakistan. just not at age 9, maybe like 16. i know of a girl who was engaged when she was still in high school, both here in the US (recent immigrant families never changed their ways) and back in pakistan. it's a real shame. :disagree:Originally posted by dna9488 View PostThe whole prostitution thing happens to very poor families. Middle and upper class families, it is very rare
i look at islam as the basis of my moral beliefs more than anything. i don't really follow it more than that. i don't pray and i don't limit my food (i still don't eat pork though, everything else is fair game).
i think that the only issue that christianity and islam has stems from the fundamentalists from both parties always raging some sort of war against one another.
do any of you on the board know of someone who is a muslim but wouldn't appear to be so? or even a person who is generally religious but doesn't seem to make it point for it to be known?
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Originally posted by dbjmofo View Postit still happens in the villages in pakistan. just not at age 9, maybe like 16.
lol... well that because the villages of Pakistan are dumb as rocks. They have no education and they only believe the Islamic rules that were taught to them by fundamentalists.
They have no sense of modernization and they are against any change.
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i think it's a little of both. i've taken a lot of religions into "consideration" and i will obviously feel more connected with islam because that's how i was raised. but then again, i also think that a lot of the moral beliefs of islam to me seem i guess appropriate, for lack of a better word. though, if i were in a moral dilemma and asked why i made a specific decision, i wouldn't say "because that's what my religion would lead me to do."Originally posted by Shibby View PostBasis because that's how you were raised or because it's what you feel you are most connected with?
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Why pick a certain source to connect your moral beliefs? Why not just be moral if you don't accept the rest? Where did "moral" beliefs originate and where did they adapt? This is just a rough estimate of the more main stream faiths. The point is not the accuracy of the dates. Judaism 2000 BCE, Hinduism 1500 BCE, Buddhism 500 BCE, Christianity 100 CE, Islam 600 CE. Taking that into consideration, what about before these faiths?Last edited by Shibby; 11-21-09, 08:44 PM.
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you're spelling errors drive me insane. :POriginally posted by Shibby View PostWhy pick a certain source to connect your moral beliefs? Why not just be moral if you don't accept the rest? Where did "moral" beliefs originate and where did they adapt? This is just a rough estimate of the more main stream faiths. The point is not the accuracy fo the dates. Judism 2000 BCE, Hinduism 1500 BCE, Budism 500 BCE, Christianity 100 CE, Islam 600 CE. Taking that into consideration, what about before these faiths?
before those faiths everything was based in a social-contract. duh!
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