Prof Javed Ghamdi

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Re: Prof Javed Ghamdi

@Aceones

so these “dudes” quote him out of context everywhere, and you are going to refer his original books : ) good enough.

Exactly, because I can on my own decide between right and wrong. Nothing but blind following has led Muslim to this pathetic state. Though I don’t claim authority on anything, decision making part of my brain does not require a Mullah to write a lengthy book to force me to form a biased opinion … … unlike some … …

And when did started perceiving cool and logical as a wrong?

@Aceones

would you please care to enlighten us where these “dudes” had tyrannical attitude in the above books,

The comment was for Diwana dude but anyway, my pleasure! Instead of confining your enlightenment to the above books, I’ll do it on a larger scale.

By definition, a “tyrant” is a person who is incapable of hearing a different opinion other than his. Mullahs have the same attitude hardwired into them. If you do not agree with a Mullah, doesn’t matter if you are right, he will label you a Kafir, Qadiani, Murtad, Mardud, wajib-ul-Qatal and complex words that I don’t even understand. I can never run out of examples to prove my point but consider these:

According to mullahs suicide bombing is legitimate, saying otherwise can get you killed. 80 year old Moulana Hassan Jan of Malakand was killed in his mosque by a suicide bomber at a Friday sermon for saying this. A Muslim cannot be killed by another Muslim unless there is a political authority to do so. But you hear Mullahs call for deaths of people like they own these lives. Passerbys who perish in suicide bombings are supposed to go to haven as collateral damage. It’s OK to kill 10 Muslims just to take a single American life. Women can be flogged. Women have no right to an education. They cannot work etc etc These are all fatwas given by different “Mullahs” and I am sure you don’t agree with these either.

@Aceones

and give us the in-depth knowledge of exactly what was the case but our “mullahs” took it wrong for thousands of years and now ghamdi sahab got it right.

Going too “in-depth” will make this boring. Don’t make this a personal grudge. And I don’t have a relation with Ghamidi. I accept what I think is right, reject what is wrong and if I don’t understand something I do research. I doubt you have read any of Ghamidi’s books. Try to form your own opinion. Study Quran and Sunnah and you won’t have to give me these books by some dudes to prove your point.