..where do you draw the line?
Is there even a difference? Is it possible to be too ‘religous’?
Intolerant. Ie when you feel what you are saying or doing is 100% correct and anybody else's opinion is wrong. Everybody knows to pray 5 times a day. But not to say Merry Christmas because it is following their customs or whatnot is pure intolerance.
If you arent willing to bend and adapt and feel that your way is the right and only way. Then you are obsessive.
This is pretty specifically a topic dealing with a religious theme so moved to the Religion forum. Try and post to the relevant forums where possible please.
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If you arent willing to bend and adapt **and feel that your way is the right and only way*. Then you are obsessive.
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But what if your way is the right and only way?
Then my friend medic you are intolerant. Islam is supposed to be the right way. It is a belief not a fact, according to many. We believe it to be a fact.
However if you act in an intolerant manner to others beliefs and customs you are a fundo.
You either believe or you don’t.
If you’re a true believer then you know for a fact that your way is the only way because God said so, end of story, otherwise you’re just a hypocrite.
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But what if your way is the right and only way?
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then you have to fighrt everbody and never stop fighting.
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then you have to fight everbody and never stop fighting.
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But what if your way is the right and only way and instructs you to only fight people if they fight you first?
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But what if your way is the right and only way and instructs you to only fight people if they fight you first?
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no there is alway different paths .
Correct mad_scientist.
Islam does not force anyone on the individual level and allows to chose whatever faith. However, it does bound its followers (Muslims) to fight for the implementation of Islam as the prevailing system in the world. In other words, people of all faiths in the world have to live under its umbrella (as Zimmies). Its because Islam is the only way, all the rest are injustices to the humanity. WallahuAlam
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But what if your way is the right and only way and instructs you to only fight people if they fight you first?
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Correct mad_scientist.
Islam does not force anyone on the individual level and allows to chose whatever faith. However, it does bound its followers (Muslims) to fight for the implementation of Islam as the prevailing system in the world. In other words, people of all faiths in the world have to live under its umbrella (as Zimmies). Its because Islam is the only way, all the rest are injustices to the humanity. WallahuAlam
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not all the faith lives in muslim countries . but muslims live as minority in russia,china,india and west.
When you become obssessive you automatically leave the religion. I don't think any religion in the world teaches obssession.
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However, it does bound its followers (Muslims) to fight for the implementation of Islam as the prevailing system in the world. In other words, people of all faiths in the world have to live under its umbrella (as Zimmies)....
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I'm sorry, but did I miss something? Where did Allah swt say that we have to establish Islamic government everywhere? I thought in Quran Allah swt said that fight when they fight you. We are told to spread the message of Allah swt's UNITY, but where are we told to "implementation of Islam as the prevailing system in the world"?
^^ I had a pretty much similar understanding as ramssy. Don't know if i interpreted it wrong but i thought if you don't establish islam as prevailing system then you are guilty for not protecting others from hell fire.Because part of belief is to spread it, however spreading it through peace is more desirable than sword.
And i do think we are going off topic.