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#106 [Permalink] Posted on 28th August 2014 08:45

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The bigger question should be what is the definition of being a Deobandi?

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#107 [Permalink] Posted on 29th August 2014 17:38

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+1, i guess it would be someone who has studied dars-e-nizami from a deobandi institute or layman who follows deobandi alims for their mas'alah

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#108 [Permalink] Posted on 24th May 2015 00:19

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There are thousands of good deeds. If someone is not engaged in the same good deeds as yours, it does not mean that they have no good deeds.
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#109 [Permalink] Posted on 24th May 2015 00:20

Idle mind
Beware an idle mind that engages in gossip. Divert your energy to productive work instead and reap the benefits. Learn to use time wisely.
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#110 [Permalink] Posted on 24th May 2015 00:21

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A positive mind sees possibilities not limitations. Learn to see joy in everyday chores. It will make your heart lighter.
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#111 [Permalink] Posted on 17th June 2020 17:26

Assalamu alaikum

Is this Mufti Menk speaking?
youtu.be/7maXUVjS_ZI

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#112 [Permalink] Posted on 17th June 2020 17:30

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Isn't this his clarification about the clip which you posted?

www.youtube.com/watch?edufilter=NULL&v=LKbsoj3ljzc

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#113 [Permalink] Posted on 17th June 2020 17:39

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It was so shocking. I couldn't believe it was Mufti Menk's voice. Don't you think what he said in the interview was blatant misguidance?

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#114 [Permalink] Posted on 17th June 2020 17:47

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Edit: I didn't watch the entire clip and the above post is null and void.

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#115 [Permalink] Posted on 17th June 2020 17:48

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I didn't listen or pay much attention. Is he saying what is permissible according to the law in his country? We work with Homosexuals and interact with them all the time, not sure what our options are?

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#116 [Permalink] Posted on 17th June 2020 17:52

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In 2013 he was due to do a speaking tour of British Universities. The British press got hold of his statements condemning Homosexuality from 2011 and ran a campaign against him calling him and extremist he then quickly issued an apology.

The two most powerful lobbies in the western media and politics are the Zionist lobby and the Homosexual lobby.

Having said that if a person of knowledge does not have the confidence to explain why these things are considered wrong In Islam. What hope is there for the regular muslims.

Seriously he cant even explain why shaking hands is wrong. The rules of modesty. Or the fact that even in European countries and America just a few decades ago men and women did not shake hands.

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#117 [Permalink] Posted on 17th June 2020 18:06

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Yes I wasn't happy with explanation of shaking hands. Perhaps he was saying who knows, if they meet when the woman is old he would shake her hands. But he was banned from a large number of countries due to the controversy which the interviewer was addressing, and he was looking to get a revsesal of the ban.

Muhammad alSharif's interview was worse.

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#118 [Permalink] Posted on 17th June 2020 18:14

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'If you were to extend your hand, I would shake it' and everything else he said. What type of apologist attitude is this?

And I was arguing that this is not Mufti Menk's voice!

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#119 [Permalink] Posted on 17th June 2020 18:39

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Ulama are dealing with this. We should make Duaa for ourselves and him.

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#120 [Permalink] Posted on 17th June 2020 18:41

The vast majority of Ulemah only work on a community level and effectively live in their own protective bubble, as firstly their mistakes are not exposed/amplified on an international scale and secondly don't have to deal with controversial subjects as they predominantly only deal with subject matters relating to the muslims community.

Even a lay person with no recognised religious education knows that homosexuality is wrong, but how to we deal with it in an islamical context, without being penalised by western laws or being convincted for inciting hate speech.

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