Consequences of corrupting the mosque
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What a pathetic dodge of the truth. Islam is a blood sport, not a religion of peace. To Islam, peace will only come when all other people are dead.
Why would I have to tell you where it is - I was truthfull when asking - are you stating that I am lying?
Well, putting up a gigantic apple structure is hardly more illogical what what you have there now, is it?
Why would you worry? If you're worshiping an apple, you are worshiping something - which makes your claims to atheism just more trollish bullshyte.
Nope - But in Europe the unpasteurized cheeses are delightfully tasty - so many types and only one mouth -
SJP
So you worship a fruit - what about vegetables - are they left of the table of your new found religious beliefs?
Spade my friend
A little story based upon one womens work in a terminal ward in my home Prov.
She worked this ward off and on for a number of years - she never saw one dyed in the wool avowed atheist ever die - These people she knew from her youth - strong believers in no God -
Every single one when at deaths door asked for God's help - When you think about it - say as a gamble - either their is nothing or possibly there is - were they gambling or what?
Myself as you know I do believe - If I am wrong, so what - if i am right - then i find out - regardless I do find the teachings of Jesus and the really big 10 and i ain't talking football, to be helpful - though I do not adhere to all as you can tell from some of my posts to certain posters - I am prepared to be judged on that - the other ones are pretty easy.
Just my uninformed opinion.
Are the Jews not among the Ahlal-Kitab? If so, should the Jews not be allowed to pray in the Al-Aqsa mosque?
As for Zionists, that's another matter, but I'm talking about Jews here.
And in the end, do you worship the mosque or god?
Actually, the Qur'an explicitly guarantees protection for Jews and Christians. It's just that few Muslims read the Qur'an anymore.
Here's another thing to think about, Eanassir. Imagine that the Israle government did indeed destroy the physical al-Aqsa mosque, yet the 'Umma chose not to allow that action to corrupt the mosque of their hearts, and they remained friendly towards the Jews, do you not think that this would attract much support, and more curiosity about Islam, and maybe even converts?
Did the Qur'an not say that God always tests his servants? If so, could the destruction of the Al-Aqsa mosque not be sucha test?
I've read the Qur'an a number of times, but it seems we've read two different books, you and I.
Did the Qur'an not say that God always tests his servants? If so, could the destruction of the Al-Aqsa mosque not be sucha test?
I've read the Qur'an a number of times, but it seems we've read two different books, you and I.
The Aqsa mosque is the same old house of God built by David then was renewed by Muslims
The mosque is not the house of people; it is the house of God in which He is worshipped and His name is glorified and the prayer to God is established there.
Moreover, the Aqsa mosque is the third of three mosques sacred in the Islam, to which believers want to visit and make prayers there because the prayer in these mosques is preferred to other places.
Therefore, it is not up to anyone, whatever this one may be, to say such words to substitute the holy mosque with another in another site.
In addition, the place where David prayed is sacred to Muslims also, and David did not build the holy house of God but only according to God's commands,
So what God commanded that His house there should be observed, and the Aqsa is the renewal of the old mosque built by David and his son Solomon, then was corrupted by Nabuchodonsor and was rebuilt then corrupted by the Romans and then was renewed and rebuilt by Muslims.
So the Aqsa mosque is the same old House of God at Jerusalem built by David then renewed by Muslims; therefore, there is no need that Jews and Zionists try to destroy it and build another; because it is the same one which was rebuilt by Muslims.
Moreover, God ordered the followers of all the old religions to convert to the new religion of the Islam and to follow the Quran, and they shouls obey God's commands in the Quran to sanctify His houses of worship: the mosques.
Therefore, their design to destroy the Aqsa mosque is not ordered by God but by their devils; and such act will hasten their inevitable omenous destiny.
<http://www.quran-ayat.com/conflicts/english3.htm#A_Warning_to_Zionists_of_Perishing_>
The mosque is not the house of people; it is the house of God in which He is worshipped and His name is glorified and the prayer to God is established there.
Moreover, the Aqsa mosque is the third of three mosques sacred in the Islam, to which believers want to visit and make prayers there because the prayer in these mosques is preferred to other places.
Therefore, it is not up to anyone, whatever this one may be, to say such words to substitute the holy mosque with another in another site.
In addition, the place where David prayed is sacred to Muslims also, and David did not build the holy house of God but only according to God's commands,
So what God commanded that His house there should be observed, and the Aqsa is the renewal of the old mosque built by David and his son Solomon, then was corrupted by Nabuchodonsor and was rebuilt then corrupted by the Romans and then was renewed and rebuilt by Muslims.
So the Aqsa mosque is the same old House of God at Jerusalem built by David then renewed by Muslims; therefore, there is no need that Jews and Zionists try to destroy it and build another; because it is the same one which was rebuilt by Muslims.
Moreover, God ordered the followers of all the old religions to convert to the new religion of the Islam and to follow the Quran, and they shouls obey God's commands in the Quran to sanctify His houses of worship: the mosques.
Therefore, their design to destroy the Aqsa mosque is not ordered by God but by their devils; and such act will hasten their inevitable omenous destiny.
<http://www.quran-ayat.com/conflicts/english3.htm#A_Warning_to_Zionists_of_Perishing_>
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The night journey of Prophet Mohammed from Mecca to Jerusalem
Prophet Mohammed - salam be to him - was taken into a night journey from Mecca to Jerusalem; it was a spiritual journey or trip: with the spiritual souls, not with his material body.
Actually he was taken into such a journey by night; because the soul or the spirit is annoyed by the noise, and avoids the light, specially the sun-light.
For this reason, he went into his travel at night; because people were sleeping, sounds were low, movements were calm and the sun had set off; so that the time was suitable for his journey from Mecca to Jerusalem.
Therefore, his ethereal soul ascended to the heaven; while his body remained sleeping in his bed; for it is mentioned in a book called 'The Ascension' that the prophet – salam be to him – went with Gabriel [from Mecca] to Jerusalem, and there he met the prophets, greeted them and led them in prayer at Jerusalem.
The ascension of Prophet Mohammed to the ethereal heavens: the kingdom of heavens:
Then, from the holy house of God at Jerusalem, he ascended to the heavens together with Gabriel, and led the angels in prayer in each heaven, till he reached the seventh heaven.
So while the prophets went, by their death, from the material world to the ethereal world, and they became ethereal souls; and souls cannot be seen by the alive beings.
In addition to that, angels are ethereal creatures whom people cannot see save under certain conditions. Thirdly, man cannot ascend to heaven with his material body. For this reason, the 'ascension' took place at night.
Moreover, it is narrated from Aisha, mother of the believers, [the wife of the prophet] that she said:
"By God, the body of God's messengers, peace be on him, did not go, but only he ascended with his spirit."
It is also narrated from Muawiah, a similar tradition.
"By God, the body of God's messengers, peace be on him, did not go, but only he ascended with his spirit."
It is also narrated from Muawiah, a similar tradition.
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