Re: Wuzu (Wudu - whatever)
When a group boasts of the last, great, accurate, protected, complete word of God and that they follow the words and command of God and then make a whole list of things necessary to be a legitimate follower of that religion, book and God, something is amiss. Either the claim of the completion and perfection of the book, or the historical interpretation that has allowed dogmatic practices (that were not part of God's word) to creep into the religion.
If most Muslims didn't think it was NECESSARY T
what are you on about man? why does "something is amiss" follow from the first two statements? completion or perfection needs a criterion, in what light are you gauging completion or perfectness?
it is a silly discussion if we dont even define what these words mean to each of us. Do you mean to say that completeness is only possible if every detail is specified? That is a nonsensical criterion, which would invalidate any Christian prayer because I could say oh look Bible doesnt say the priest should kneel like that! The Quran says be kind to Parents, so should I wonder if its complete because it doesnt help me decide whether I should be kind to my mother by letting her have the sweet dish she is craving now, or if I should keep it from her for her health?