[asheque]

Rida, on 08 February 2012 - 11:22 PM, said:

who is Mohammad Bayazeed Khan Panni?
I googled him, but I couldn't find a bio.
If he's Emamuzzaman he should at least have a wiki entry. just a suggestion...

was-Salaam

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[asheque]

If it is called Islam.Then where is peace.Can you prove it that this Islam is peaceful in any?
Allah says in Al Qur'an.The Muslims are undefeated.But now a days the Muslims can't get a victory.
Please reference any war that the Muslims won now a days.

[EirinnMoChroi]

asheque, on 09 March 2012 - 09:31 AM, said:

If it is called Islam.Then where is peace.Can you prove it that this Islam is peaceful in any?
Allah says in Al Qur'an.The Muslims are undefeated.But now a days the Muslims can't get a victory.
Please reference any war that the Muslims won now a days.

Why do you interpret the "undefeated" as being victorious in war? There are many ways that one can be undefeated. I can be undefeated spiritually, but very defeated physically. Perhaps Allah was talking about something else. This also could be talking in a historical context where Allah was referencing a specific war where Muslims were victorious. Not everything that Allah says in the Qur'an is applicable to today's world. There were many times when He was only referring to a specific incident and it's been pulled out and applied to 2012. ("kill the unbelievers wherever you find them" is a perfect example of an ayah that's been pulled out of historical context and applied to today. This ayah doesnt preach to todays Muslims. It was talking about a specific war when Meccans and Muslims were fighting and this was Allahs command for self defense. This does not apply to todays world unless in circumstance of hand-to-hand combat.)

[asheque]

EirinnMoChroi, on 09 March 2012 - 11:49 AM, said:

Why do you interpret the "undefeated" as being victorious in war? There are many ways that one can be undefeated. I can be undefeated spiritually, but very defeated physically. Perhaps Allah was talking about something else. This also could be talking in a historical context where Allah was referencing a specific war where Muslims were victorious. Not everything that Allah says in the Qur'an is applicable to today's world. There were many times when He was only referring to a specific incident and it's been pulled out and applied to 2012. ("kill the unbelievers wherever you find them" is a perfect example of an ayah that's been pulled out of historical context and applied to today. This ayah doesnt preach to todays Muslims. It was talking about a specific war when Meccans and Muslims were fighting and this was Allahs command for self defense. This does not apply to todays world unless in circumstance of hand-to-hand combat.)

Do you believe in which Allah had promised to us that he will protect us in all fears.
The present situation and the present you referenced in your post.But as a Muslim we
have to believe that there is no things in the world that not under his (Allah) control.
He can destroy everything if he want.And he did it in the past.Many many powerful generation
was destroyed by him.