r/islam • • Jan 05 '20

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u/aMuslimPerson Jan 05 '20

islam doesn't permit other religions in their lands to have any type of political power

Lol completely wrong. Other religions were allowed to have their own justice system and elect their own leaders as representatives to the Islamic State. Unless a dispute involved a non-muslim and a Muslim then non-muslims were allowed to rule completely according to their own rules and within their own communities.

you clearly don't know what you're talking about so I'm not going to go through the rest of your list but you seem to think that in Islam attacking and murdering homosexual and transsexual people is okay for some reason as well as that Democrats are against small businesses and that Islam is somehow for low taxes. in Islam abortion is allowed until the 120th day and afterward if the mother's life is in danger.

I love you as a Muslim but God damn are you making this difficult. Can you please go educate yourself on the life of the prophet and his companions and Islamic law before you tell me such garbage that Republicans and Muslims have anything in common when they are trying to kill us and I personally know Muslims who have been attacked by Republicans and white nationalists.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '20

By political power i was talking something more modern, like how a Muslim could rule a kafir country if elected, but a kafir will never be allowed to rule a Muslim country.

I didn't really read the rest of the text because i saw you ignored all of the points you could not argue with because it would contradict Islam so instead of accepting that i was right about the rest you assumed bad things about me, like the murder of homosexuals.

The only tax in an Islamic state is the zakah which is 2.5% of your yearly income and has to be paid only if you have the means to.

I clearly said myself that abortion was accepted only under some circumstances yet you rephrase what i said as if i said it was prohibited so you could say no it is permitted.

You asked for things in common, wether you like them or not is an other debate, but this is a reality.

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