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I hate other false GOD butt I am not allowed to make fum of them as a muslim
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Most Atheists have chosen this part because of personal failures for example someone prayed for their sick relative and he didnt survived he becomes athiest
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Well good man, your understand is erroneous. Hinduism has all that on a micro-level so its all well to say you believe in Hinduism being X Y and Z but its another to ignore how everyone else follows it.
Well i dont expect you to understand dharmic religions since it is not the matter of discussions. so lets agree to disagree here. i was just correcting the poster.
Since you're so obsessed with hierarchies, how would you illustrate an Islamic organisational chart?
God top of the chart
Quran
prophets
mullah releasing fatwas and giving sermons.
put them in order of your liking.
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Well I dont expect you to understand dharmic religions since it is not the matter of discussions. so lets agree to disagree here. I was just correcting the poster.
You can't correct someone when your perspective is entirely flawed. Hinduism is an organized religion and that's about as true as night and day. Sure we can try and introduce new meanings for words like Dharma and what not but the basic structure of Hinduism echoes any of the other major religions.
- Religious Buildings? Check
- Religious Texts? Check
- Clergy? Check
- Consequences of actions/Cause and effect? Check
- Qualifiers for being part of that religion? Check
I suppose you're trying to make it fit in current times and to your beliefs but then you take away the basic essence of the religion. Its no longer Hinduism, its a bit of this and a bit of that. Again I am simply trying to show you that your understanding of the term organized religion is not what the term actually refers to and Hinduism is in fact part of that group.
God top of the chart Quran prophets mullah releasing fatwas and giving sermons.
put them in order of your liking.
This is why I said organized religion is not to be taken literally in the sense of an organization. That's wrong. It is not what the term means.
Gods
Avatars
Religious texts (Shrutis and Smritis)
Pandits/Pujaris
I think I got that right, sure enough you can look at that as an organized religion, can't you?
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Re: Is this a fact or not?
I hate other false GOD butt I am not allowed to make fum of them as a muslim
Verse 6, Surah Al Kafiroon (The Disbelievers) 'To you be your religion, and to me my religion'
I bet you wouldn't even have known where that is from if I hadn't told you. So now you're going to go against the example set by Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and openly start attacking other religions? Islam is not what you're following Zarvan. You have a twisted sense of right and wrong and what religion actually means. I suggest you revisit your faith before you attack others.
Most Atheists have chosen this part because of personal failures for example someone prayed for their sick relative and he didnt survived he becomes athiest
What are you? Twelve?
That is such a retarded post, I don't even know where to start.
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Well good man, your understand is erroneous. Hinduism has all that on a micro-level so its all well to say you believe in Hinduism being X Y and Z but its another to ignore how everyone else follows it.
You can't correct someone when your perspective is entirely flawed. Hinduism is an organized religion and that's about as true as night and day. Sure we can try and introduce new meanings for words like Dharma and what not but the basic structure of Hinduism echoes any of the other major religions.
- Religious Buildings? Check
- Religious Texts? Check
- Clergy? Check
- Consequences of actions/Cause and effect? Check
- Qualifiers for being part of that religion? Check
I suppose you're trying to make it fit in current times and to your beliefs but then you take away the basic essence of the religion. Its no longer Hinduism, its a bit of this and a bit of that. Again I am simply trying to show you that your understanding of the term organized religion is not what the term actually refers to and Hinduism is in fact part of that group.
This is why I said organized religion is not to be taken literally in the sense of an organization. That's wrong. It is not what the term means.
Gods Avatars Religious texts (Shrutis and Smritis) Pandits/Pujaris
I think I got that right, sure enough you can look at that as an organized religion, can't you?
Well i am in no mood of debating on this. what you wrote is your own prespective.
lets agree to disagree again.
BTW the word hinduism itself is non indian.
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Well i am in no mood of debating on this. what you wrote is your own prespective. lets agree to disagree again.
BTW the word hinduism itself is non indian.
Fair enough bru.
Oh I never said it is purely Indian, anyone can be a Hindu once they follow and believe in those practices and philosophies. So all good. Peace.
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***Brothers, What is the meaning of that...........
A true Lover doesn't follow any religion,
be sure of that.
Since in the religion of Love,
there is no irreverence or faith.
When in Love,
body, mind, heart and soul don't even exist.
Become this,
fall in Love,
and you will not be separated again.
(Rumi)
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DEEN v Religion
aboutquran.com
Dr. Akhtar Sherazi.
http://www.quraniceducationandresearch.com/
Dr Qamaruzzam
Dr Shabbir Ahmed
http://www.ourbeacon.com/?page_id=11605
G A Parwez
http://www.tolueislam.com/Parwez/BA_Parwez.htm
sir seyyid ahmed khan
http://www.aboutquran.com/ba/ba.htm
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Most Atheists have chosen this part because of personal failures for example someone prayed for their sick relative and he didnt survived he becomes athiest
Acceptable probably in most cases in the third world countries. However what would you say about succesful people who are athiests; who clearly understand when it is time for someone to go then it is time for them to go.
Cant say for others but my opinion is totally opposite. Athiests don't not rely on the "big brother watching over my shoulder" theory. Believe in themselves and their abilities. At least they don't hide behind "its God's will" AKA "The Inshallah syndrome" which is heavily employed by all the religious groups.