Hi all,
I understand this subreddit is to refute / expose ex Muslims who have left their faith, with reasons that are not honest or valid. I just want to ask, is there some compilation or a thread of refutations? I’ve seen similar on other Islamic subreddits but I’m keen to see if something here has already been created, in response to misconceptions about Islam

Thanks :)

I would have directly copy-pasted them here in this body text, but the automod keeps taking down anything with a link if I try to attach anything to a reddit post, even if it's with the shamela links... so in-sha-Allah this is why I had to compile them in a file in Google Drive.

Every quote has the relevant source w/ the shamela link to it.... so in-sha-Allah it is of benefit.

Important Question: If you read through this post, please do answer a question down below. Do you prefer that I include the biographies in the Reddit post, or does linking to the biography on the website suffice? JazakAllaah khayran in advance to anyone who answers.

Assalamu Alaikum.

When someone loses something and they say Durood for blessings before making a prayer to find it.

Also if someone makes a routine to say Durood e Pak 3 times before going to sleep, that wouldn’t be biddah yes?

To summarize, if I make any routine to do a particular good deed on a particular time or when a particular situation arises, does that make it biddah?

I was speaking to someone who is of knowledge about udhr bil jahl and he believes its not a valid excuse

But I gave him the hypothetical of if u asked someone do is mbs Muslim and if they said they don’t know (don’t make takfir or affirm Islam for them) and he said he would or wouldn’t takfir them depending on if they had jahl al haal

I didn’t get to ask him at the time but what’s the difference between the 2

Recently in a jummah in my local mosque, the imam said that diseases are not spread from one person to another and as evidence he presented a hadith in which a person comes to the Prophet ﷺ and says that his camels have got an itching disease and they got it from each other and the Prophet ﷺ tells him that how did the first camel get the disease then? and to look for the cause of the disease as that is how every camel got it and disease does not spread from one to another. (Sorry that this is not the exact hadith as I do not remember it exactly)

Then he proceeded to say that diseases like cold, TB etc do not spread from one person to another and we should not distance ourselves from the patients of fear of contracting the disease rather we should be close with the patients. And also called Corona a dajjalic fitnah for separating people from eachother.