Re: What is your argument against secularism?
true! at least that way those who do try to be true Muslims wouldn’t be under constant ridicule or be tagged as jihadi, mullahs, crackpots etc if the rest stop pretending to be Muslims.
It’s not about imaan only. It’s human nature of conformity and doing the ‘in’ thing. That is why Islam encourages to openly differentiate b/w what is right and what is wrong. Letting go of things and saying each to their own is the weakest form of imaan (referring to the Sahih hadith of identifying what’s wrong)