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by azth 11y ago
> Yes they are Arabs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hassan_Rouhani#Early_life_and_... Where does it say Rouhani is Arab? > because they want impose their hegemony to other countries. So you're saying they are
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by azth 11y ago
It takes time to educate people. Do you think things are going to change overnight? Especially with what is going on in the world today? The fact remains, that both of those incidents you posted are 100% against Islamic teachings. Walk to a
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> Dude Iranian government is Arab Does that include Rouhani and the Ayatollas? This is something new. Or are you just saying that they are allying with the Arabs? > I don't care you are Arab or Jew or anything else... I'm no
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by azth 11y ago
> but holy book is exclusively about sex and relationship as well as 99% fatwa's. With all due respect, this sentence alone proves that you don't know what you're talking about. Sorry. Fatwas are something completely diffe
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> There's always someone to say "X is prohibited" and people that do X and that profess to be allowed. We have proof that it is prohibited, and it is the onus of those claiming otherwise to demonstrate how it isn't. I
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ISIS is not viewed as legitimate by practically the vast majority of Muslims in the Middle East. Here is just one example of how we are speaking out against them (unfortunately, the captions contain spelling and grammar mistakes): https:&#
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by azth 11y ago
> Maybe you don't know Islam as much as I do , but at the very end , it is only about sex I don't know what you were taught in Iran, but this is 100% false.
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by azth 11y ago
No, it is not "obvious". Jumping to conclusions like this does not help anyone.
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The phrase "Shariah Law" keeps being thrown around like by people who don't know what it means to spread FUD. Honor killings are prohibited Islamically. Here is an example of ISIS being denounced: https://www.youtu
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by azth 11y ago
ISIS is not a legitimate government. They are a group of people who are spreading chaos, and killing mercilessly in the name of the religion. They are trying to overthrow existing, established regimes (those of Iraq and Syria). It is proh
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by azth 11y ago
That's quite disturbing :P Any idea why they didn't implement channels as a lock-free list, ala java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentLinkedQueue?
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> however, for the ISIS project to work, it is not necessary that all Muslims agree with them. Perhaps, but how far will they get? There are Muslim nations that are fighting ISIS, both in military and in talking about their corrupt ideol
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by azth 11y ago
> They just declare the rulers apostate, and poof, no government. Islamically, this does not hold either (and we have authentic narrations to back this up). In order to declare the leader an apostate (a very serious accusation by the way
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by azth 11y ago
Aren't they "lock-free" though?
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> That Islam allows a way for them to recruit does not mean they are Islamic only opportunistic. Very true. Incidentally (and ironically), Islamically one is not allowed to overthrow their (Muslim) government to "establish a calipha
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by azth 11y ago
> If ISIS claim of caliphate is legitimate under Islamic law, then the Saudi regime isn't (or any other Muslim regime for that matter). This is not how it works out. Please don't make assumptions about issues which you don&#x27
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Correlation vs. causation fallacy.
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by azth 11y ago
Yep, check out #rust on irc.mozilla.org
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He won't, don't bother yourself with such issues.
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Don't talk about what you don't know.
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جزاك الله خيراً
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by azth 11y ago
The issue is that if wealth inequality were to come about (e.g. due to health issues, war, etc.), a rebalancing of sort would take place in order to address it.
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by azth 11y ago
> But it's so hard not to categorise you together with North Korea, China and the United Arab Emirates with how trigger happy... United Arab Emirates... trigger happy? You have no idea what you're talking about. The police the
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by azth 11y ago
> in fact, I believe that implementing a system by decree is not possible in the long term; Why not, given that the Islamic system was more or less "decreed" in a sense, but at the same time, lasted for over 1000 years? We are
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by azth 11y ago
Well, going back to the original issue, the Islamic system has already made the decision that the rich owe the poor part of their wealth; and it disallows exploitative financial practices. Hence, it is a more fair system, that upkeeps a goo
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by azth 11y ago
It's different in the sense how it is looked at. When you know that not all the money you have is your own, that part of it belongs to the poor, who have a right to claim it[0]. This is different from having it seen as a "burden&q
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Would you consider having the IRS come after someone because they don't pay their taxes as using force? This is similar. Islamically, the poor have a right to get money from Zakat; which is paid by the rich. In other words, the rich ow

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