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By Revert1963 · Posted
The liberal "freedom" that westerns regimes love to flash and dust of on celebratory occasions is not the freedom of the human being. On the contrary. It is the freedom of the desire from the limits that religion puts on it. Western liberalism want to let desire chain the human being to the hamster wheel of capitalism, making them run ever faster chasing an insatiable desire for the pleasures of this world. So when ever they talk about freedom it is just a propaganda platitude. I may take sides with my country when the president of the USA want to annexe Greenland, but I have no love for the regimes in the collective west. I think that the best a patriot can do is to Is to make sure that ones country always stand on the side of justice and moral values. I don't see any western country do that. Only Iran. -
By Revert1963 · Posted
Being a religious conservative person does not necessarily equals god-conscious (taqwa). The prophet was not a conservative. Had he been conservative, then Islam would have been Jahilliya. The conservatives at the time of the prophet was Abu Sufyan his Mushrik compatriots in Macca. A conservative wants to preserve the cultural norms that they knew from their parent and grandparent. They don't necessarily think about the deeper spiritual layer's of religion. In surah Al-Baqarah (2:170) it says: "When it is said to them, 'Follow what Allah has revealed,' they reply, 'We follow what we found our forefathers practicing.' Would they still do so, even if their forefathers had absolutely no understanding or guidance?" Asking questions is good. It is a prerequisite for thinking and making informed choices. In sura Aal i Imran (3:191) it says: "Those who remember Allah when standing, sitting, and on their sides, and contemplate upon the creation of the heavens and the earth (saying:) 'Lord, You have not created these in falsehood. Exaltations to You! Guard us against the punishment of the Fire.'" Nihilism, Atheism and apostasy stem form the lag of taqwa. In order to have taqwa it requires that you consciously chose God and let him be your teacher. Sura Al-Hashr (59:18): "O YOU who have attained to faith! Remain conscious of God; and let every human being look to what he sends ahead for the morrow! And [once again]: Remain conscious of God, for God is fully aware of all that you do;" Whether other people follow God, his messanger(s) and his message or not has nothing to say. They have their free will to do what they do or to follow God. Surah Al-Baqarah (2:256): "Let there be no compulsion in religion, for the truth stands out clearly from falsehood". All that matter is your relation to God, for this worl is not lasting. Sura Al-An'am (6:32): "And nothing is the life of this world but a play and a passing delight; and the life in the hereafter is by far the better for all who are conscious of God. Will you not, then, use your reason?" -
@313_Waiter ^ Do you have a response to the above? It represents my objection to the notion of an intuitive ‘Truth’ (i.e., that can be distilled, or divined, by secular or religious formulae). I feel that I need more evidence to show that the ‘Truth‘ is intuitive. -
By Gaius I. Caesar · Posted
As revert and American myself, supporting American interests in a time like this, means being ok with or supporting the conflict in Iran. If you do not support the conflict in Iran, then you do not support American interests. That is drastically different from what "supporting American interests" means. Unfortunately, these kinds of views are one of the many reason why we have Zionism. This is against Islam, there is no reason to ever believe this, Shaykhna. We all descend from one man, answer to one God and bleed the same color. -
By Abu Hassanain · Posted
Salam unlawful in these situations tends to deal with haram Being unfair and moral or unethical to an extent tends to deal in the area of spirituality and makruh If you’re doing whatever work you need to do for the company you already work for even if it’s not that much while doing work for the new company that’s fine You can work two jobs at the same time remotely as long as you’re getting done with you’re paid to get done The only problem would be if they ask you if you’re working a second job and you lie which most likely they’re not gonna ask and it’s not gonna come up wallahu Alam
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