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My name is mariam. I am from USA. I am 25 years old.
I like to read a lot. I don't have a website but this is my friends website
My Afghani friend Zarina's Website
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My name is mariam. I am from USA. I am 25 years old.
I like to read a lot. I don't have a website but this is my friends website
My Afghani friend Zarina's Website
sWelcome to MO! have fun and enjoy posting! sure will check out your friends site Inshallah
Welcome!! BEAUTIFUL name BTW mashaallah!!
Walaikumasalam 
WELCOME TO MO!!
WELCOME TO MO!!
Are you afghani?
Welcome to Mo-istan.
Welcome to Mo-istan.
Salaams sister,
I would like to ask your opinion on the following matters.
If a prophet of God could make mistakes like normal human beings, how would his followers know when to follow him and when to correct him?
In order to make up your mind on the concept of prophethood, you must use your common sense. The reason for this is that if the religion of God cannot appeal to people on an intellectual basis before they accept the scriptures of God, how would people be attracted to a religion?
Now for me - a representative of God must be absolutely infallible. His status must be impregnable. There can be no doubt about his character and status as God's representative on Earth. Can you imagine if a prophet got drunk and fornicated, but was preaching to you about religion, morals and ethics???? It is only an infallible prophet who is worthy of representing God and who is capable of being accepted by humans.
Do you accept this logic as fair? Would you accept a person as your prophet who could make mistakes? If so, how do you know which part of the holy book is coming from God and which part is the prophet's error?
Once we establish this necessary platform - i would like to discuss further issues with you if you so wish.
Salaams
Mustafa
I would like to ask your opinion on the following matters.
If a prophet of God could make mistakes like normal human beings, how would his followers know when to follow him and when to correct him?
In order to make up your mind on the concept of prophethood, you must use your common sense. The reason for this is that if the religion of God cannot appeal to people on an intellectual basis before they accept the scriptures of God, how would people be attracted to a religion?
Now for me - a representative of God must be absolutely infallible. His status must be impregnable. There can be no doubt about his character and status as God's representative on Earth. Can you imagine if a prophet got drunk and fornicated, but was preaching to you about religion, morals and ethics???? It is only an infallible prophet who is worthy of representing God and who is capable of being accepted by humans.
Do you accept this logic as fair? Would you accept a person as your prophet who could make mistakes? If so, how do you know which part of the holy book is coming from God and which part is the prophet's error?
Once we establish this necessary platform - i would like to discuss further issues with you if you so wish.
Salaams
Mustafa
^Brother, you have posted that in the wrong section.
If you would like to discuss 'controversial topics' in Islam please do so in the relevant forums.
Jazakallah khair.
This thread is dedicated only to welcoming sister Mariam.
If you would like to discuss 'controversial topics' in Islam please do so in the relevant forums.
Jazakallah khair.
This thread is dedicated only to welcoming sister Mariam.
Wasalamualyakum Welcome To MO 
mariam welcome!!!
& Enjoy!!!!!
As Salaamu 'Alaykum Wa Rahmatullah wa Barakatuhu ya ukhtee (sister),
Welcome to MO! Insha'Allah u will enjoy it here and get a lot of benefit and Thawaab (Islaamic reward from Allaah) by being on here and posting!
-Abdul Aziz.
Welcome to MO! Insha'Allah u will enjoy it here and get a lot of benefit and Thawaab (Islaamic reward from Allaah) by being on here and posting!
-Abdul Aziz.
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