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I had always thought the two were one in the same, but I realize that you can love someone without respecting them and respect someone without loving them. The question is which of the two is more important and why?
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Was Maradona an anti-imperialist? I literslly lack any knowledge on this topic. But recently I have found a lot of Islamic and specifically shia channels honoring Maradona specifically. Not his game, but his humane part. Can someone share their knowledge regarding Maradona's political and social stances???
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I have researched and this question has not been addressed as I am asking here. Recently I heard an audio lecture of a person in Urdu here where he says Syeds are entitled to more respect because they are from lineage of Prophet Mohammad (sw) with one thing in mind 'A non-syed can attain more spiritual highness through Taqwa'. He gives references of Ahadis from Shia books, I will mention just few Lawamay Ilahiyah by Shaikh Miqdad Uyun ul Hikam wal mawaiz Fawaid ul Ulama and Faraid ul Hukama Manaqib by Allama Ibn e Shahr e Ashub Mir Baqir Damad He says those -
It's narrated that when Imams Hassan and Hussain (عليه السلام) were young, they saw an elderly man doing Wudhu incorrectly. Instead of telling him he did it wrong, they went up to him and asked him to see if THEY did their Wudhu correctly. This was a wise way to pass on the message without causing offence. If you saw your elders doing something incorrectly, how would you convey the message without causing offence?
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I've saw on the news and youtube of young women being abused by men from South Asian/Middle Eastern/North African Culture under the name of Taharrush. Didn't the Prophet have daughters e.g. Fatimah, Zainab, Ruqayyah and Umm Kulthum, im sure Muhammad like any father would do damage to any man who tried to rape, humiliate, mutilate and kill his daughter/daughters. Im not religious or anything incase anyones asking, lost my way at 6 years old after cowards shot my da dead for no reason!
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The impression created by twelver shias while referring to Surah Ahzab Ayah 6 is that mother of believers is only in the sense that no one can marry wives of Prophet s.a.w.w after him. Its merely about prohibition of marriage with them. Nothing more, nothing less. While the order of prohibition of marrying the wives of Prophet s.a.w.w is already mentioned in Ahzab 52-53 very explicitly. Not lawful to you, [O Muhammad], are [any additional] women after [this], nor [is it] for you to exchange them for [other] wives, even if their beauty were to please you, except what your right han
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Salam Alaikum Everyone, Okay sooooo I know it is our islamic duty to respect our parents at all times, in all situations etc. but, but. My mother is an emotionally/verbally abusive person who has anger management issues. I know I sound like a whiny child but every since I was very young she treated me as if I had the mental capacity to understand certain issues that a child doesn't at that age. This could be related to the fact that she was single and probably craving adult understanding. She is extremely explosive and never admits to making any sort of mistake. She blames me constantly
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Sharing this from The Minimalists blog. (Not a Muslim site.) http://www.theminimalists.com/understanding/
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Muslim Society Doesn't Have Respect For The Hijab?
ShiaGurl posted a topic in Social/Family/Personal
Hey dear sisters! I hope you are all doing well. You see, the reason for my post today is to talk about some things that frustrate me about people's attitude towards the hijab. I am sure not everyone disrespects the hijab, but a large number of the people I've met do, and I could not help bringing this to topic. Opinions please? [rest of post deleted] -
Salam alaikum! I am a Muslim convert, a Shia convert. I recently got into a heated argument with my Muslim friend about people of the Sunni faith. As Shia's, we believe different things, but I still respect Sunni Muslims as my fellow brothers and sisters.. Yet it seems to me I cannot discuss Sunni Islam with Shi'ite without confrontational replies or declarations, like "They're liars" or "They don't know the truth". Yes, we think the truth is one thing, they think it is another.. They think their truth is just as valid, they are well researched, and is our true enemy not the enemy of Islam? Wh
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