MG
I know that Islam has no process of excommunication , but somebody needs to tell the mullahs that. After all, the 1973 constitutional amendment that declared ahmedis non-muslims is an excommunication of an entire community.
Likewise every time the Taliban define others as non-muslim, kaafir and "wajib-ul-qatl" when they cooperate with foreign forces (or simply refuse to cooperate with the Taliban) are they not engaging in arbitrary excommunication?
Islam has no such process, but the mullahs have created one and stand by it with all their might. Excommunication is a process that is very much alive in pakistan today.
Yay for us.
HK
The Prophet (pbuh) never denied Abdullah bin Ubay permission to identify himself as a muslim even though the Prophet (pbuh) was fully aware of the fact that he was a hypocrite.
Not only that, the Prophet (pbuh) participated in his janazah, which is quite odd considering the fact that one apparently is NOT supposed to do so.
The Khalifa of muslims is chosen by the muslims. However, there is no manner in which human beings are entitled to decide who is a muslim and who is not. As long as a person states his belief in the Unity of Allah and the Prophethood of Muhammad (pbuh)one is eligible to be a part of the process of choosing a khalifa.
EVERYBODY who believes in the Unity of Allah and the Prophethood of Muhammad (pbuh) is entitled to define what Islam is. Islam has no clergy that will define it nor does it have a "checking process" administered by humans to "verify" whether a person is "muslim enough".
Defining Islam is the inalienable right of EVERY believer. It it is ONLY ALLAH who can decide who is a believer and who is not. Not you or any of your bearded mullah gods.
It is only your mullah masters who wish to rob muslims of this God-Given right. It's very hard to run the business end of religion without holding the exclusive right to interpretation and that is why they get their little minions like you to go out and propagate THEIR twisted-to-the-point-of-being-exactly-like-the-christian-church style of Islam.
Posted 1 year ago on 31 Dec 2010 5:53
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