FeelGood
Emphatic Diplomat
- Joined
- Mar 11, 2002
- Messages
- 351
It's time people stopped confusing the right to have a belief with the right to impose it on others
Though you have the right to believe in this, you must not forget the right of others. In Islam, it`s a fact that The Prophets picture must not be drawn/printed in any way. Though this is not exetended to any other religions, we should respect other religion in term of human right. So, simple! Respect others for us to be respected. Human right is universal and for all human beings in this world. Conflicts will always arise if we talk about it. Just as an example, if you neighbor is partying all night that it disturb your family, would you leave him and let you family suffer ? I`ll for sure try will take some action unless you still think it`s his right to do whatever he want. So, it has to be balanced to create a win-win situation.
It's alright to have Moses pictures in places we can see, and Jesus pictures in places we can see, but heaven-forbid someone has a picture of Muhammad the entire Muslim World wants to go to war over it
Another argument of blatant ignorance. It`s just a request to not do it from "mainstream" muslim. Is this mean war ?
And Im pretty sure in one of the Hadith it is said, Countrys with woman as their leaders will not prosper.
Where in the world have you read about this hadith ?
I believe Naveed's argument has credence in the fact that the entire Muslim world disallowed for the depiction of people and animals for a very, very long period of time and the tradition carried over to photography and modern art. Many modern Muslims seek to overthrow this antiquated tradition by producing works of art depicting the Prophet Muhammed himself, offending many
Living in the modern world is not an excuse to throw out everything that has been set long ago. It`s been mentioned for so many times that photography is allowed. So does reason. The main fact is the drawing/picture depicting Muhammad (pbuh) is not allowed. The reason: to avoid people from worshipping him. It`s the God that should be worshipped. You know human, right?
Oh, really? Then what's all the ruckus with a few (not the majority) of Muslims who get offended whenever their photographs are taken? Something about their souls being stolen? I can't think of any other religion that holds such beliefs
It`s just minority! It doesn`t mean that all muslims behave this way or it`s the real rule of Islam. Anywhere in the world people (not just Muslim) tend to be extreme. Islam is about tolerance and peace.
World peace
