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I fukking told the mrs enrolling in jedi school wasn't a waste or time or money
yeah i have heard of that too, but at the same time i am not sure if it is a verse or a hadith, but it also says (more or less meaning) that Jew and Christians are more close to you and will understand you more cos they are also the followers of the book.... so i can be friends with a hindu, a jedi, a buddhist, a fire worshipper ,a parsi who has no concept of life after death, no concept of abraham, or god of abaraham , or adam and eve, but i cant be friends with people who understand me more and i can only marry them other than muslim no one else.

seems pretty illogical to me.
So we can stay friends? Well friends take their friends to a hectic Indian restaurant lol
Looks like no matter what happens me and the dog can still be tight
 

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Skip, 99% of the islamic scholars (may be more) all around the world have openly condemned ISIS.
But Abdul just mentioned he wouldn't comment public on Isis either
That's why I asked the question
If he is in fear of them even in Australia,

I know I am in fear of them
 

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Not obligated. For instance the Mufti is opposed to them and stated publicly. Other Imams have done the same. But we are on alert for a reason, and it would be foolish to believe that there aren't supporters amongst them.

I would not want to put a target on my head. That is out of fear not obligation. I owe them nothing and do not feel obligated towards them.
I get that and respect that stance

Do you think it's plausible to assume if a young Muslim man refused an invitation by an extremist to join Isis
Would it be plausible to assume he would be fearful of being killed as a result
 

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But Abdul just mentioned he wouldn't comment public on Isis either
That's why I asked the question
If he is in fear of them even in Australia,

I know I am in fear of them
The other reason is that Scholars and Imams can back up their comments with verses from the Quran and Prophetic sayings, with a chain of transmition

They have far greater authority than I. Plus like I said, don't know who is watching.
 

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But Abdul just mentioned he wouldn't comment public on Isis either
That's why I asked the question
If he is in fear of them even in Australia,

I know I am in fear of them
Isis will be waswas once their handlers are done with them.

Like I mentioned a long time ago...the new president of the US will get rid of isis to get his approval rating high enough to keep the sheep happy.
 

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I get that and respect that stance

Do you think it's plausible to assume if a young Muslim man refused an invitation by an extremist to join Isis
Would it be plausible to assume he would be fearful of being killed as a result
No lol. They are clandestine. It's like any secret society. You are suddenly part of them before a label is given. I have never heard of this. In fact no one has ever said they are ISIS. That would be nuts. I would run the 100m faster than Usain Bolt
 

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The other reason is that Scholars and Imams can back up their comments with verses from the Quran and Prophetic sayings, with a chain of transmition

They have far greater authority than I. Plus like I said, don't know who is watching.
Do you reckon those dirty ***** are watching the kennel?
 

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Isis will be waswas once their handlers are done with them.

Like I mentioned a long time ago...the new president of the US will get rid of isis to get his approval rating high enough to keep the sheep happy.
They will go the way of Al Qaeda. Actually, I think Al Qaeda will be asked to fight ISIS and be an ally again. Conspiracies await.
 

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So we can stay friends? Well friends take their friends to a hectic Indian restaurant lol

fck indian resturants, my wife cooks the best chicken biryani.

come over when you are in brissy.


i will poison it for the the infidels but not for you ;)
 

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Anyway I am done for today. Nice not having to smash my daughters keyboard and more subtle typing was used :grinning:
 

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fck indian resturants, my wife cooks the best chicken biryani.

come over when you are in brissy.


i will poison it for the the infidels but not for you ;)
You sure it's not a trap? Maybe we should meet in a public place lol
 

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But Abdul just mentioned he wouldn't comment public on Isis either
That's why I asked the question
If he is in fear of them even in Australia,

I know I am in fear of them
The other reason is that Scholars and Imams can back up their comments with verses from the Quran and Prophetic sayings, with a chain of transmition

They have far greater authority than I. Plus like I said, don't know who is watching.

I am not sure why Abdul cant publically condemn ISIS, when they are not only killing muslims but non muslims too.

i might have missed his reasoning somewhere.
 
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