Why stay in the West if your kids become Kafir?

[Enlightened Follower]

I’ve been keeping up with Twitter and I’ve noticed a change in the things that are being tweeted by Muslims compared to the past years common ideas accepted by Non Muslims are being accepted by Muslims.

One girl on Twitter who posts tweets about the Quran is defending premarital sex and having a boyfriend claiming it’s in her “right” to do so. If this isn’t stopped eventually the majority view will be adopted and all belief in God itself will be lost. 

Edited April 29, 2018 by Enlightened Follower

[Islandsandmirrors]

Ugh, stop it with these threads already.

[AnotherShepherd]

Slippery slope much? 

[Mohammadi_follower]

I think I have a good solution for you brother. Leave Twitter and go outside your house for learn what is true life. 

[Laayla]

Bismehe Ta3ala,

Assalam Alikum EF,

Insh'Allah you are well and in good health.

Are you living in the west?  Insh'Allah you have plans to leave once you are capable.  

If this is what you truly believe, then there should be action followed by your beliefs.

Because talk is cheap if you don't apply what you believe.

M3 Salamah, FE AMIN Allah

[hasanhh]

People are always looking for excuses to do wrong.

--as the old folks use to say.

They are dead, now.

[Almuslimah]

Salam! Keep up with life around you, specially if you live in west, drop twitter I have been in west since I was child and still I am practising muslim alhamdulillah

[M.IB]

Like being pro-abortion? only 2 out of around 12 Muslims were against abortion. The rest accepted it. (it's a YT video though).

Edited April 29, 2018 by M.IB

[rkazmi33]

11 minutes ago, M.IB said:

Like being pro-abortion? only 2 out of around 12 Muslims were against abortion. The rest accepted it. (it's a YT video though).

Muslims in the east support forced marriages, domestic abuse which are against Islam. They have also made divorce haram, while divorce is allowed in Islam. I was talking to a 50 year old eastern women and she told me this: My mother got married at age of 14. She had 7 kids, her second and third children both died because she was very young and she didn't know how to take care of young kids. Her story made me think, in past women had a lot of kids. But many of them died. We hear that all of them died due to diseases, but we don't know how many of them died due to negligence of mothers or because mothers didn't know how to take care of kids and they learned through trial and error. 

[ali_fatheroforphans]

Every land is Karbala and every day is Ashura.

Interpret this in whatever way you like.

Edited April 29, 2018 by ali_fatheroforphans