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Why should a person borne into a muslim family not be allowed to publicly profess his religion?
I think this goes against the precedent set by the Prophet (pbuh) who not only allowed non-muslims to openly practice and preach their religion but even allowed christians to pray in his mosque.
It is every human's right to publicly announce his religion without fear of reprisal or punishment. This is not an innovation in islam, but has been part of islam from the very outset.
Like i said, i may consider that a person who converts from another religion to islam of his own volition cannot be allowed to convert again. However why should a person who inherited a religion without his express agreement and consent by denied the right to announce his change of religion?
You are basically saying that muslims are allowed to change their religion in secret as long as it is not made known... How do you justify that?
The fact is that whatever consequences there are for turning away from the right path are only Allah's to decide. You or I are in no way qualified to make a judgement reserved only for Allah.
The insistence that humans are allowed to make this decision and mete out such barbaric punishments is based entirely on the need of the mullahs to maintain the size of their flock. that is why they justify the unjust murder of others by twisting and misrepresenting the actions of the Caliphs.
Think about it man... In no historical account can there be found an example of the Prophet (pbuh) having a man killed for apostasy. There is certainly an account of a Quranic scribe whom Mohammad (pbuh) sentenced to death for aggressively spreading lies and disinformation about the muslims, yet at the conquest of Mecca the Prophet (pbuh) forgave and pardoned him. And his initial death sentence was not based on his personal belief, but rather on his aggressive actions against the muslims i.e for his political actions, not his change in faith.
Now you tell me... should the muslims follow the clearly unjust and obviously misrepresented ruling of a Khalifa... or should a muslim follow the Sunnah of the Prophet (pbuh)?
Breaking of the contract with Allah does indeed carry its consequences... however no human is entitled to decide those consequences... those consequences will be decided and imposed by Allah in the hereafter.
Posted 1 year ago on 09 Jul 2010 7:10
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