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*Originally posted by bao bihari: *
Mr.....if some one says that he love pakistan and then keep on spying for israel ......would u believe hie words or action......same is the case here..............mirzai by reciting kalima made a good biryani and then
by claiming mirza as baroozi nabi have poured s@#it in it......who will like to eat such biryani........
do some one understand.........?.......
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But if some one says that Allah is one and Muhammad (PBUH) is his prophet then he is definatly a muslim. There is no any condition in the text of Kalimah. Whoever recites this kalimah is a muslim. What else he does is not your matter. You r not to decide the faith of any one. If you try to decide, then u r creating a "fitna". It is only your God who know who is true Muslim. You r definatly not. Also there is no condition of not to accept "baroozi Nabi" in original text of Kalimah. Therefore whoever after reciting the original text of kalimah, also accepts a "baroozi nabi" does not fasify the text of original Kalimah. . But however, if you curropt the meaning of kalimah and insist the absolute finality of prophethood (Which ofcourse is not mentioned in the original kalimah), Then you can conclude about the non-muslimness of that person in the light of curropted meanings of Kalimah.
In the last, I would like to introduce by beliefs:
I am a non-muslim because:
I do not believe in oneness of God. and;
I do not believe in prophethood of Muhammad[PBUH]
Therefore I am a non-muslim. I do not believe in oneness of God because I think that there is no valid and final scientific or logical proof available in this respect. However, I accept the possibility of oneness of God for reason that there also no final scientific or logical proof available for the non-existence or the existence of more than ons gods. Therefore I can assume the "possibility" of "oneness of God", though I do not "believe".
Similarly, I do not "believe" in the prophethoot of Muhammad (PBUH). I however can assume the possibility of him being the prophet. I respect Muhammad (PBUH) and all other persons considered to be prophets but I do not believe in any one for the reasons That I do not know them personally. I just have listened about them. I have not seen them. May be it all be the stories only. I cannot say with certainty. I have no direct knowledge about them. How can I "believe" in them?
It is possible that this world is created by God. It is also possible that the world and the universe autometically existed. I do not know about it.
Keeping in view my personal thinkings, every one can decide that I am a non-muslim. Now try to compare me with Ahmedies who believe that;
Allah is one and Muhammad (PBUH) is his prophet.
What you decide about ahmedies now..????