A question for Muslims who feel they need to conform to perceived expectations

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Re: A question for Muslims who feel they need to conform to perceived expectations

@diwana

It really does not matter if non-Muslims give gifts or offer host of well wishes on Eid day, including those events arranged by politicians arranging Muslim Iftar in Ramadan. What good has this ever brought to Mslims at large? Seriously!

It should really not matter for Muslims if someone actually converts/reverts or whatever to Islam from being Non-Muslim.
(Please read it very carefully again) Why? If someone converts to Islam, that is his/her personal act.

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People need to be true to their hearts and a lot of Non-Muslims communities including Jews, Buddhas, Hindus, Sikhs even Christians do not approves or follow Christmas as a religious holiday.

Some Muslims without thinking, and just to remove their own anxieties, fear or false impression of being somehow considered outcast act against their self proclaimed beliefs.

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Sorry to disappoint you, but the question was very much in par with the position some posters stated that it really does not make any difference to their faiths even if they act outside their faith, just to feel good or have fun.

No valid reason so far has been provided from minority of these Muslims to justify acting against their beliefs.

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Even though I was very carefully selective in my questions to a very selective group of Muslims who find it fun to participate in activities against their beliefs, if anyone has problem with it then the questions can be directed to people of any religion or holding any religious beliefs **who feel they need to partake in religious activities of people who do not belong to their OWN religions and are living in a country or at a place where majority people follow different religion or beliefs. **

Continued…

I see.
The irrelevancy of half that post tells me that our discussion appears to have found its natural end. Until our next disagreement then. :\