Chiddler

"I think it'll be obvious why it stimulated my curiosity when you read it, if you've not heard of this before." I'm not interested in having this question answered anymore. Thank you for the unnecessary sarcasm and rudeness.

Looking for real responses.

Salam alaykum friends, I'd like to know a bit about this wikipedia page that I found. I think it'll be obvious why it stimulated my curiosity when you read it, if you've not heard of this before. Thanks!

Salam alaykum friends, I'm trying to find a source for this because my (muslim) coworker is asking me to verify the claim: It is makruh to greet a non mahram woman as a man I found a source for sistani that agrees with this. What about other maraji'? Is this a very common claim? I would really love the hadith that is evidence for this claim, if anybody has it handy. thanks very much.

thank you! exactly what i was looking for.

I am of the opinion that a good amount of doubt is healthy. I do not have absolute certainty nor do I think that anybody can except for those with divine knowledge. I'm sorry if it hurts your feelings, but I still think you are extremely close minded given your previous comment.

Thanks very much. Sistani isn't my marja', so, if it's out there, i'd like to know the hadith backing that up.

Are you serious? Sunni's do not take their faith seriously BECAUSE IT'S NOT THE RIGHT PATH?! I am amazed at the sheer close mindedness of your writing, my friend. I'm a shia like you but dear God I don't claim to know everything. Have you considered the possibility that you're wrong? Have you realized that your certainty with your religion is exactly how certain a sunni person could be, or hell even a christian. The one thing i'm certain of is that there is too much certainty in the world.

I heard this from somebody. First impression, it sounds ridiculous and completely unnecessary. Does anybody have a source for this? I've already googled around a bit some i'm looking for something more substantial! thank you's.

The alleged signs are subjective. There is no measurable evidence for the existence of God, only philosophical reasoning that may be subjugated to bias, culture, or emotion. My friend, I think you are claiming that because you are suggesting that "arrogance" and "ignorance" is the reason atheists do not see the signs. To me, it sounds like you think all atheists are too arrogant to see things in your perspective as a muslim. If i'm correct, then I think this is absolutely fallacious. Some people are atheists for reasons besides these two and some do have intentions to seek truth. If i'm wrong, then please correct me.

Because those signs are not always obvious. Are you willing to say, with confidence, that all atheists are simply ignorant and have no foundation of understanding religion? Granted, there are some who might fit this description. But what if there was just ONE person who doesn't?

What about somebody who earnestly searches and finds atheism to be a better answer? I think if one's intentions are good, then Allah may accept him. The volume is so ridiculously low I cannot hear anything without putting my ears inches from my speakers! I should of searched there before posting this. I forgot! Thanks.

Salam alaykum friends, I am trying to understand this verse: What I have been always told is that "only God can judge non-muslims" and it is a possibility that they are forgiven if their intentions are sincere and they are good people. Doesn't this say that all non-muslims are damned, no matter what? thank you!

One as a merchant, wanting only heaven as a reward for your good deeds. One as a...I forgot, only wanting to avoid hellfire. And third because the believer understands that God is worthy of worship. Something like that. I'm looking for a source. Can anybody help, please? thank you!

1. I should have been more specific. What I am trying to understand, rather, is why are these words amazing? 2. It is very hard to understand. From myself, of course.