Treasure of a Woman

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^^we have our own credit cards, thank you very much :snooty:

don’t need no stinkin’ man to pay my bills… (thank you Destiny’s Child for teaching me that lesson :cb:)

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Let me guess, your boots are made for walking too? :p

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^^ya got that right sonny boy.....

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I don't know why you have to talk like this when someone is posting hadiths. Please have some respect.

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I have high amount of respect for your Prophet and also people like Gandhi, and Quad e Azam. Who has influenced masses by their example. Sorry if i offended you. Muhammed was a human being too riight?. You are making him sound like a "Godly" human being by implying that he is not like other fathers of the world. I mean wat i am saying is he was a human being too. Just remember that. Just like Jesus, or Moses. He was after all person who each of us should learn from. His compassion, forgiveness, mercy and justice will always be remembered. He has influenced 1.5 billion and ever increasing followers. Muhammed to me is one of my favorite person in this world. So please do not tell me i am insulting him in anyway.

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^ Alhamdulillah, you have just taken another GIANT step towards Islam. So, like Muslims (and unlike majority of Christians), you also believe that Jesus was only a human being and a Prophet, nothing more.

I wish and pray that the grace, mercy and blessing of Allah (swt) and your logical thinking helps you in coming more closer to Islam.

p.s. Please do read Surah (Chapter) Maryam (Marry) of Quran if you get time.

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CDDG, You need to edit the words arse and buttcheeks in posts # 51 and 54 instead of editing my stars.:mad:

If you delete or edit those posts, then go ahead edit this post.

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her treaure is her smile .. n how her eyez parkle in the dim light

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Ok you really need to stop this tabligh seriously. I do not plan to convert to Islam so why can't we respect each other's belief?. How would you feel if i pray for you to become a Christian?.

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^ Assumptions. Where is the disrespect ? If what I said is disrespect, than also your above posts about Muhammad (saw) are. And there is nothing wrong in paying for anyone to also adopt a faith that one thinks is true. I never mind when some people I know tried to convert me to Christianity and prayed that I become a Christian. They were sincere in their efforts and I respect that. Anyways, to be to the point. My this post:

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* Alhamdulillah, you have just taken another GIANT step towards Islam. So, like Muslims (and unlike majority of Christians), you also believe that Jesus was only a human being and a Prophet, nothing more.*
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was in response to this point you made. (that is also kind of a tableegh)

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Sorry if i offended you. Muhammed was a human being too riight?. You are making him sound like a "Godly" human being by implying that he is not like other fathers of the world. I mean wat i am saying is he was a human being too. Just remember that. Just like Jesus, or Moses.
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Let me say it. We Muslims believe that Muhammad (Saw) was the best father and a perfect human there ever existed on the face of earth, without considering him a Godly human being.

This is the first time in my life, I am hearing from a Christian that Jesus was just a human being who was a Prophet, nothing more. For most Christians (based on my interaction with them) you have gone out of Christianity once you have this belief (that he was not a God in human form or son of God). Hence, I thought that this concept is actually very similar to what we Muslims also believe.

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I never said you disrespected. I said you are acting like those annoying 'tablighi jamaat walae' so learn to read properly first. If you think your faith is true than good for you. May you become more devout to your religion.

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Let me say it. We Muslims believe that Muhammad (Saw) was the best father and a perfect human there ever existed on the face of earth, without considering him a Godly human being. This is the first time in my life, I am hearing from a Christian that Jesus was just a human being who was a Prophet, nothing more. For most Christians (based on my interaction with them) you have gone out of Christianity once you have this belief (that he was not a God in human form or son of God). Hence, I thought that this concept is actually very similar to what we Muslims also believe.
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Muhammed was a good human being. The history will never forget his contribution to society and civilization that he has developed. I like to point out very cut and clear: ** In my own belief i think Jesus was a human being and basis of our belief gives him Godly status** which i personally think is not true. For majority of Christians i might be like "Ahmadi Muslim" because i believe he was a messenger and nothing more. If i am out of Christianity then let God decide if i am out of my faith or not. I call myself Christian because i am a follower of Jesus.

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Makes sense. I don't have anything else to say on this topic.