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 Topic: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all

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  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #90 - October 12, 2011, 11:13 PM

    Likewise.


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  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #91 - October 13, 2011, 02:56 AM

    You say that the Qur'an went against the likes of the mass of the people but I don't really think it did. There is nothing that the Qur'an or Muhammad brought that was really new to the culture at the time. The Arabs already believed in Allah, but he was becoming more and more important at that time. The Arabs used to perform Hajj, Tawaf, stoning of the pillars of Mina, the black stone, the sacred spring of ZamZam etc. The pagans believed that Adam and Ibrahim had built the Ka'aba etc.
    Also, Muhammads grandfather was a "hanif" - who did not believe in the pagan gods, prayed 3 times a day, prostrated when praying, prohibited pork, prohibited alcohol, against the death of new born girls.

    What I am saying is Islam became a popular movement like many popular movements, but it did not completely change everything. Just because many prominent people were against Muhammad and Islam, this does not mean that Islam went against the will of the people. It just means that some people liked it and some people didn't; like most popular movements you see today


    Response: To the contrary, none of the arabs accepted Muhammad as a prophet, believed that Jesus was not crucified, prayed towards Mecca, accepted the atributes of Allah as prescribed in islam, etc., before Muhammad's preaching. So there were several teachings of islam that went against the mass of people at the time. Even if we, for the sake of argument, state that the Qur'an does not differ from what the Arabs already accepted, it is still humanly impossible to use speech /literature invented by a person/s to inspire enough followers to conquer a nation. In simple words, it's humanly impossible to inspire people to conquer a nation because a book/speech says so. You disagree? Then take the challenge and prove differently. When you fail, because you will, you will learn first hand that the act is humanly impossible, thus proving that the Qur'an is the true word of Allah because Muhammad used the Qur'an to do just that.

    Qul Haatoo Burhaanakum in kuntum saadiqeen
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #92 - October 13, 2011, 02:57 AM

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    it is still humanly impossible to use speech /literature invented by a person/s to inspire enough followers to conquer a nation.


    How is this testable?

    So once again I'm left with the classic Irish man's dilemma, do I eat the potato or do I let it ferment so I can drink it later?
    My political philosophy below
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwGat4i8pJI&feature=g-vrec
    Just kidding, here are some true heros
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBTgvK6LQqA
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #93 - October 13, 2011, 03:02 AM

    Another dodge of the challenge. Instead, we see the claim that the christian bible has answered the challenge, with no proof


    this is a common fact,  about how european christians stole american land from the indigenous peoples. Here's a couple of links for ignorantslike you.

    http://www.anzasa.arts.usyd.edu.au/ahas/conquest_overview.html

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_colonization_of_the_Americas

    there is alot much more out there on how europeans christians spread their faith in the americas

    Even more sad is that if I were to ask you of your proof, it would be "because a book says so", which any reasonable person can see is not proof and fictional hearsy at that,

    LMAO, the irony of this. Are you satiring yourself ?

    you yourself base your whole belief system on 'becos your book says so' yet you criticise others who may use the same methodology to establish their views ? You're like the theif who says 'don't steal' to others, a walking talking contradiction.  

    because the challenge of he qur'an provides a hands-on eyewitness account that the challenge is impossible.

    again this is ironic as u haven't provided me with a single eye witness account of a spiritual liasion between mohammed and a spiritual entity?

    the common concensus amongst historians is that european christians spread their faith via conquest of american lands, yet here u are trolling along with no credence yourself as a historian saying it didn't happen.






    Response: The deluded non-muslim dodges the challenge yet again. Instead, you present the same deluded logic that the European christians answered the challenge, to which your proof is "because a link says so". Stop embarrassing yourself. For not only does the link not say so, but it's fictional hearsay, as the challenge of the Qur'an provides a hands-on eyewitness account that the act is impossible. Thus the challenge that proves that the Qur'an is the true word of Allah is still valid, while your ducking and dodging of the challenge confirms your denial to the fact.

    Qul Haatoo Burhaanakum in kuntum saadiqeen
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #94 - October 13, 2011, 03:03 AM

    How is this testable?


    Response: The same way you would test a ball to see if it bounces. You do it yourself.

    Qul Haatoo Burhaanakum in kuntum saadiqeen
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #95 - October 13, 2011, 03:16 AM

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    Response: The same way you would test a ball to see if it bounces. You do it yourself.


    The problem you are saying is that it is humanly impossible to do such a thing.  1) Even if it hasn't been done before or it won't be done in a million years doesn't mean that it is humanly impossible to do, only that it hasn't been done. 2) You're claim doesn't in any way show that there is anything supernatural behind it, even if it is humanly impossible

    Why the religious pick such strange "tests" for divinity is beyond me. 

    So once again I'm left with the classic Irish man's dilemma, do I eat the potato or do I let it ferment so I can drink it later?
    My political philosophy below
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwGat4i8pJI&feature=g-vrec
    Just kidding, here are some true heros
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBTgvK6LQqA
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #96 - October 13, 2011, 03:22 AM

    Yet no one stated that it's impossible because it hasn't been done before, so your point is pointless and proves nothing. Secondly, if a human does something that overwhelmingly exceeds human capability, then that's called supernatural. Debunked.

    Why non-muslims think that it's not severely obvious that their ducking and dodging to actually take up the challenge is clear proof of their denial that the challenge is valid is beyond me.

    Qul Haatoo Burhaanakum in kuntum saadiqeen
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #97 - October 13, 2011, 03:28 AM

     Cheesy

    So once again I'm left with the classic Irish man's dilemma, do I eat the potato or do I let it ferment so I can drink it later?
    My political philosophy below
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwGat4i8pJI&feature=g-vrec
    Just kidding, here are some true heros
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBTgvK6LQqA
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #98 - October 13, 2011, 10:19 AM

    Response: To the contrary, none of the arabs accepted Muhammad as a prophet, believed that Jesus was not crucified, prayed towards Mecca, accepted the atributes of Allah as prescribed in islam, etc., before Muhammad's preaching.


    Of course they didn't accept him as a prophet before his preaching, because he never claimed to be one. Also, praying towards Mecca happened much later on, but Mecca was still a very important religious site, and they would perform the Hajj there (in a very similar way to how it is performed now)

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    So there were several teachings of islam that went against the mass of people at the time. Even if we, for the sake of argument, state that the Qur'an does not differ from what the Arabs already accepted,


    I never claimed that the Qur'an does not differ from what the Arabs already accepted, I said that it did not go completely against the will of the people like you claimed.
     
    Quote
    it is still humanly impossible to use speech /literature invented by a person/s to inspire enough followers to conquer a nation. In simple words, it's humanly impossible to inspire people to conquer a nation because a book/speech says so.


    By your logic, the Communist Manifesto is also divine, as the ideas from it inspired people all over the world to overthrow their leaders and "conquer nations"

    Quote
    You disagree? Then take the challenge and prove differently. When you fail, because you will, you will learn first hand that the act is humanly impossible, thus proving that the Qur'an is the true word of Allah because Muhammad used the Qur'an to do just that.


    I challenge you to produce a work similar to that of Shakespeare. When you fail, because you will, you will learn first hand that the act is humanly impossible, thus proving that Shakespeare is divine!

    Religion - The hot potato that looked delicious but ended up burning your mouth!

    Knock your head on the ground, don't be miserly in your prayers, listen to your Sidi Sheikh, Allahu Akbar! - Lounes Matoub
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #99 - October 13, 2011, 10:22 AM

    Yet no one stated that it's impossible because it hasn't been done before, so your point is pointless and proves nothing. Secondly, if a human does something that overwhelmingly exceeds human capability, then that's called supernatural. Debunked.

    Why non-muslims think that it's not severely obvious that their ducking and dodging to actually take up the challenge is clear proof of their denial that the challenge is valid is beyond me.


    You forgot "Response:"

    You're welcome.

    fuck you
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #100 - October 13, 2011, 10:41 AM

    fatihah is a jew,  paid by mossad to make islam look bad, and doing an excellent job of it
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #101 - October 13, 2011, 10:58 AM

    fatihah is a jew,  paid by mossad to make islam look bad, and doing an excellent job of it

    Hmm.. You got a point there., many juice have joined Islam to become VICTIMS of Islam.  In fact one time or other time every Muslim is a victim of Islam including Prophet Muhammad(PBUH, SODOM,  SP, Sallallahu 'Alaihi wa Sallam,  DADEEDO).

    Do not let silence become your legacy.. Question everything   
    I renounced my faith to become a kafir, 
    the beloved betrayed me and turned in to  a Muslim
     
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #102 - October 13, 2011, 01:22 PM

    Of course they didn't accept him as a prophet before his preaching, because he never claimed to be one. Also, praying towards Mecca happened much later on, but Mecca was still a very important religious site, and they would perform the Hajj there (in a very similar way to how it is performed now)

    I never claimed that the Qur'an does not differ from what the Arabs already accepted, I said that it did not go completely against the will of the people like you claimed.
     
    By your logic, the Communist Manifesto is also divine, as the ideas from it inspired people all over the world to overthrow their leaders and "conquer nations"

    I challenge you to produce a work similar to that of Shakespeare. When you fail, because you will, you will learn first hand that the act is humanly impossible, thus proving that Shakespeare is divine!



    Response: Another dodge of the challenge. Instead, we see a weak strawman saying that I said that the the Qur'an went completely against the wil of the people, yet you can't quote any post of mine in which I said "completely against." Then you follow it with the ridiculous claim that the Communists Manifesto answered the challenge with absolutely no proof, in addition to the obvious fact that such a claim is fictional hearsay, as once again, your evidence relies on, "because a book says so", to which know book even says so. Even more saddening is that the qur'an challenge provides a hands-on eyewitness account that the act is impossible. So your continuous idiocy of claiming that fictional hearsay is more proof than a hands-on eyewitness account only makes you look more absurd. Thus the challenge that proves that the Qur'an is the true word of Allah is still valid, while your ducking and dodging to take the challenge yourself supports so.

    Qul Haatoo Burhaanakum in kuntum saadiqeen
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #103 - October 13, 2011, 01:28 PM

    Are people here continuing to debate with Fatihah to kill time?
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #104 - October 13, 2011, 01:33 PM

    No. They just happen to feel just like you in hoping that they can prove that islam is not the true religion. You were just smart enough to quit while you were behind after realizing your uttrly failed attempts. Others have become trolls.

    Qul Haatoo Burhaanakum in kuntum saadiqeen
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #105 - October 13, 2011, 01:48 PM

    No. They just happen to feel just like you in hoping that they can prove that islam is not the true religion. You were just smart enough to quit while you were behind after realizing your uttrly failed attempts. Others have become trolls.



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  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #106 - October 13, 2011, 01:59 PM

    i want u

    fuck you
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #107 - October 13, 2011, 02:35 PM

    Response: Another dodge of the challenge. Instead, we see a weak strawman saying that I said that the the Qur'an went completely against the wil of the people, yet you can't quote any post of mine in which I said "completely against."


    You inferred that one of the things that showed the Qur'an to be divine and miraculous is that it inspired the people, despite going against the will of the people at the time. I refuted this by saying that this is not accurate, as it is very much a product of its environment, and includes many aspects of the culture of the people at the time.

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    Then you follow it with the ridiculous claim that the Communists Manifesto answered the challenge with absolutely no proof


    You stated that one of the things that made the Qur'an miraculous is that it inspired the Arab people to conquer nations. It is not a "ridiculous claim" that the Communist Manifesto inspired popular movements around the world, such as in Russia, without being divine. Also, I don't get what you mean by "ridiculous claim that the Communist Manifesto answered the challenge" - do you mean the "produce a verse like it" challenge, because I did not claim that.
     
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    in addition to the obvious fact that such a claim is fictional hearsay, as once again, your evidence relies on, "because a book says so", to which know book even says so.


    What on Earth are you talking about?

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    Even more saddening is that the qur'an challenge provides a hands-on eyewitness account that the act is impossible. So your continuous idiocy of claiming that fictional hearsay is more proof than a hands-on eyewitness account only makes you look more absurd.

     

    • The Qur'an challenge is a ridiculous challenge for a number of reasons.

      It has the fingerprints of its author, like all other great literary works making it very difficult to imitate. Shakespeare's Hamlet would be very difficult to imitate as it is written in Shakespeare's style and it would be very difficult for somebody to convinvingly imitate that style
      Even if somebody did produce a verse like it, Muslims would not accept it, because Muslims blindly believe that the Qur'an is divine and inimitable. Also, most Muslims cannot understand the Qur'an at all, and thus, when they say that the Qur'an is divine and inimitable, they are simply relying on the hearsay which you are accusing us of.

      Even if someone did produce a verse like it, who would be the judge? If a Muslim was to say "actually, that is just like the Qur'an" that would be going against the Qur'an and thus, a Muslim would never say that.

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    Thus the challenge that proves that the Qur'an is the true word of Allah is still valid, while your ducking and dodging to take the challenge yourself supports so.



    How am I ducking and dodging to take the challenge? I know full well that I would not succeed in the challenge, as I am not a writer, I am not trained in classical Arabic, and I do not have that level of creativity!

    Religion - The hot potato that looked delicious but ended up burning your mouth!

    Knock your head on the ground, don't be miserly in your prayers, listen to your Sidi Sheikh, Allahu Akbar! - Lounes Matoub
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #108 - October 13, 2011, 02:36 PM

    You were just smart enough to quit while you were behind after realizing your uttrly failed attempts.


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  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #109 - October 13, 2011, 04:27 PM

    You inferred that one of the things that showed the Qur'an to be divine and miraculous is that it inspired the people, despite going against the will of the people at the time. I refuted this by saying that this is not accurate, as it is very much a product of its environment, and includes many aspects of the culture of the people at the time.

    You stated that one of the things that made the Qur'an miraculous is that it inspired the Arab people to conquer nations. It is not a "ridiculous claim" that the Communist Manifesto inspired popular movements around the world, such as in Russia, without being divine. Also, I don't get what you mean by "ridiculous claim that the Communist Manifesto answered the challenge" - do you mean the "produce a verse like it" challenge, because I did not claim that.
     
    What on Earth are you talking about?
     

    • The Qur'an challenge is a ridiculous challenge for a number of reasons.

      It has the fingerprints of its author, like all other great literary works making it very difficult to imitate. Shakespeare's Hamlet would be very difficult to imitate as it is written in Shakespeare's style and it would be very difficult for somebody to convinvingly imitate that style
      Even if somebody did produce a verse like it, Muslims would not accept it, because Muslims blindly believe that the Qur'an is divine and inimitable. Also, most Muslims cannot understand the Qur'an at all, and thus, when they say that the Qur'an is divine and inimitable, they are simply relying on the hearsay which you are accusing us of.

      Even if someone did produce a verse like it, who would be the judge? If a Muslim was to say "actually, that is just like the Qur'an" that would be going against the Qur'an and thus, a Muslim would never say that.


    How am I ducking and dodging to take the challenge? I know full well that I would not succeed in the challenge, as I am not a writer, I am not trained in classical Arabic, and I do not have that level of creativity!


    Response: Simply amazing. Your excuses to try to justify your ducking and dodging to take the challenge yourself is getting even sadder. Instead of answering the challenge, because you clearly can't, you use another weak strawman by stating that I said that " the Qur'an to be divine and miraculous is that it inspired the people, despite going against the will of the people at the time. " Yet no where can you quote any post of mine stating so. The challenge that I provided clearly states within the challenge to use a speech/literatue invented by a person/s that goes against the likes of the masses to inspire those same people to conquer a nation. What you do, as every deluded non-muslim does to justify their actions, is exclude the fact that I clearly said "to inspire those same people to conquer a nation", and simply address the miracle as inspiring with things that go against their will. Thus you've refuted nothing, because you're not refuting my argument, but your weak strawman  that excludes part of the challenge. Failed as usual. Even if the weak strawman was my actual argument, it still fails because the challenge is for YOU YOURSELF to answer the challenge, which you have not done. The Communist Manifesto is not YOU. Furthermore, your proof that the Communsit Manifesto did so is "because a book says so", which is ridiculous proof. According to your logic, Big Foot exist because "a book says so". Clearly, any reasonable person can see the delusion in your logic.

    Not only is your evidence weak, it is once again fictional hearsay, as the challenge itself provides a hands-on eyewitness account that the act is impossible. So your persistancy to state that fictional hearsay is better evidence than a hands-on eyewitness acount is nonsensical and proves nothing.

    As for Shakespeare, the challenge I provide is a test as to whether something is humanly possible, while your challenge to produce something like Shakespeare is a challenge to produce something like another human. Thus your analogy fails, as the challenges are not the same. As for judging, again your argument fails because truth is not based on consensus, but facts. So asking for a judge is ridiculous.

    So we see once again, that another deluded non-muslim, after clearly seeing that the challenge of the Qur'an clearly proves its divinity, tries another desperate attempt to justify his ducking and dodging to take the challenge with another weak rebuttal but fails miserably.

    Qul Haatoo Burhaanakum in kuntum saadiqeen
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #110 - October 13, 2011, 09:13 PM

    Please, good Fatihah. Allow me:

    Debunked.
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #111 - October 14, 2011, 02:44 PM

    Response: The deluded non-muslim dodges the challenge yet again.

    RESPONSE: that's your generic response without stating how the challenge has been doged and completely ignoring how you have been refuted

    show me where i said 'because a link said so' ?, how ironic that u use strawman arguments when you accused me of doing so LMAO. It's not fictional hearsay, there is tons of evidence & first hand testimonies about how christian europeans stole the indigenous lands of the americas. Have you heard about Thanksgiving? its a massive celebration of it !

    Quran provides a hands-on eye witness account

    haha i nearly fell of my chair when i read this. The first evidence of any quranic material is in 653, 20 years after mo's death ! there is no evidence of even one single line, let along verse of the quran being written/given during mohammeds life.



    it's clear you don't want to partake in mature intellectual discourse, but r just on here trying to wind people up with your babyish logical fallacies and inconsistencies and self-pro claimants of being correct.
  • Re: Muslims believe in Islam for no reason at all
     Reply #112 - October 14, 2011, 08:02 PM

    Seriously, I think most muslims out there believe in Islam simply because they were indoctrinated since birth to believe in the religion without any kind of reason or justification to their beliefs. To them Islam is true simply because 'it just is'.

    When I ask why they believe in Islam, most of them would say because of the quran. Aside from the many flaws evident in the book, i'm sure that 90% of Muslims around the world have probably never even read the Quran from beginning to end, instead they simply recite the words without even understanding the meaning.

    Sometimes they say since the world exists, obviously someone created it, and that someone has to be Allah. Sometimes they say that they 'feel' that Islam is true, or that Islam 'makes sense'. Along with a bunch of other incredibly flawed reasons.

    I get the feeling that these aren't reasons at all, but merely excuses. They are excuses for them to believe in the religion that was brainwashed into them, because the reality is Muslims simply believe their religion is right no matter what.


    Tbh Lately, i cant be arsed about it, if it gives them comfort, let them be as long as no one will bug me about my belief.

    "I'm standing here like an asshole holding my Charles Dickens"

    "No theory,No ready made system,no book that has ever been written to save the world. i cleave to no system.."-Bakunin
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