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muslim720

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #60 on: November 05, 2018, 12:38:09 AM »
According to others the welfare of Islam and the benefit of the Muslims has priority above all and collective interest and success is important.

If making peace for the welfare of Islam and the benefit of the Muslims is failure according to you then that's your thinking.

By the way, thank you for admitting that rule by Muawiya - according to Imam Hassan (ra) - was for the welfare, benefit and success of the Muslims.  lol, case closed!
"Our coward ran from those in authority" - Iceman (admitting the truth regarding his 12th Imam)

iceman

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #61 on: November 05, 2018, 01:13:19 AM »
By the way, thank you for admitting that rule by Muawiya - according to Imam Hassan (ra) - was for the welfare, benefit and success of the Muslims.  lol, case closed!

☺ You can twist and turn as much as you like 😊 Your arrogance is getting the better of you.

iceman

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #62 on: November 05, 2018, 08:00:30 AM »
The Hadith in Bukhari has these words:

فَقَالَ أَبُو بَكْرٍ لاَ، وَلَكِنَّا الأُمَرَاءُ وَأَنْتُمُ الْوُزَرَاءُ هُمْ أَوْسَطُ الْعَرَبِ دَارًا، وَأَعْرَبُهُمْ أَحْسَابًا

In your original quote, you claimed that sayyidina Abi Bakr RA said: "Caliphate and government is only the right of the Quraish"

But these words are not found anywhere in the Hadith you quoted

Probably the quote is not exactly what the hadith says. I'm looking into it. The bottom line is what is Shura and how do you conduct it? Does it have a method and procedure? Why doesn't anyone want to touch this. Where was Shura in Saqifa in the selection of the first even the second Caliph? Did people gather in Saqifa for this purpose? Imamah is one issue and Caliphate by Shura is another.

iceman

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #63 on: November 05, 2018, 08:40:52 AM »
By the way, thank you for admitting that rule by Muawiya - according to Imam Hassan (ra) - was for the welfare, benefit and success of the Muslims.  lol, case closed!

You have already accused me of disrespecting the Qur'an and when I challenged over this, nothing from you. Now you accuse me of this. Not rule by Muawiya but peace treaty with Muawiya.

Cherub786

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #64 on: November 05, 2018, 09:37:45 AM »
Probably the quote is not exactly what the hadith says. I'm looking into it. The bottom line is what is Shura and how do you conduct it? Does it have a method and procedure? Why doesn't anyone want to touch this. Where was Shura in Saqifa in the selection of the first even the second Caliph? Did people gather in Saqifa for this purpose? Imamah is one issue and Caliphate by Shura is another.

I've already answered this for you. The method and procedure of Shura is a matter of Ijtihad. Islam only gives us one general principle, that we should conduct our affairs through mutual consultation. Islam is not concerned how we do that, because its not a matter of Deen.

Does Islam give you explicit instructions on how to clean your house? You will say the Quran says Allah loves those who are clean. But does Islam explain the procedure for cleaning your house, i.e., vacuuming, mopping, brooming, dusting, etc.?

No, because that is not a matter of Deen, it is a secular matter on how to carry out the Shura according to the circumstances of the time, which are not static but are quite fluid.
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iceman

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #65 on: November 05, 2018, 02:38:40 PM »
I've already answered this for you. The method and procedure of Shura is a matter of Ijtihad. Islam only gives us one general principle, that we should conduct our affairs through mutual consultation. Islam is not concerned how we do that, because its not a matter of Deen.

Does Islam give you explicit instructions on how to clean your house? You will say the Quran says Allah loves those who are clean. But does Islam explain the procedure for cleaning your house, i.e., vacuuming, mopping, brooming, dusting, etc.?

No, because that is not a matter of Deen, it is a secular matter on how to carry out the Shura according to the circumstances of the time, which are not static but are quite fluid.

"I've already answered this for you. The method and procedure of Shura is a matter of Ijtihad. Islam only gives us one general principle, that we should conduct our affairs through mutual consultation. Islam is not concerned how we do that, because its not a matter of Deen"

Ok, so the method and procedure of Shura is a matter IJTIHAD and it is not a matter of DEEN. Can we back this up with some reference.

"Islam only gives us one general principle, that we should conduct our affairs through mutual consultation. Islam is not concerned how we do that"

Ok, so for example Islam tells us to pray or fast but is not concerned on how we actually pray or fast. Mmmmmm! Doesn’t really fit in, does it? Or Islam tells us about marriage and divorce but doesn't really care how we get married or get divorced?

"Does Islam give you explicit instructions on how to clean your house? You will say the Quran says Allah loves those who are clean. But does Islam explain the procedure for cleaning your house, i.e., vacuuming, mopping, brooming, dusting, etc.?"

Lets not be silly. Cleaning your house is one thing but choosing a successor or leader is another. There is no comparison. But still even cleaning your house will have a method and procedure. You will have one particular way of doing it and I'll have another. But there will be a procedure and method in our mind.

"No, because that is not a matter of Deen, it is a secular matter on how to carry out the Shura according to the circumstances of the time, which are not static but are quite fluid"

Point taken. But what I'm saying is there was no Shura in Saqifa to begin with. People didn't gather there to select a leader for the Ummah. Only the heads of the Ansar gathered to select their own leader.

This is what I've been asking for and what we need to look at in depth without worrying about the reputation and honour of the Shaykhain and their intentions.

Mythbuster1

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #66 on: November 05, 2018, 02:49:12 PM »
Where was Shura in Saqifa, forget about anywhere else? Take a look at Abu Bakr's speech;

"Abu Bakr said, ‘O company of Ansaar! You are surely the recipient of the attributes which you have described and you have achieved them. But, Caliphate and government is only the right of the Quraish because they are renowned for their nobility and lineage, manners and conduct throughout the Arabian Peninsula and enjoy an undisputed position. It is only for your betterment that I do this, I present before you two people so that you may choose whomsoever you wish for the Caliphate. Saying this, Abu Bakr caught hold of my hand and that of Abu Ubaidah and presented us before the crowd. I disliked the last suggestion."

Where is Shura in the above? Let me tell you what's in the above and on what basis a selection was made by a handful of people.

"But, Caliphate and government is only the right of the Quraish because they are renowned for their nobility and lineage, manners and conduct throughout the Arabian Peninsula and enjoy an undisputed position"

'But Caliphate and government is ONLY THE RIGHT OF THE QURAISH?  Excuse me? Where did Shura go? It didn't go anywhere, it just wasn't there to begin with  😊

So was a selection made on Shura or tribalism?

LOL

Didn’t Ali ra want the same? Letter 6?

Verily, the people who payed allegience to Abu Bakr, Umar and Uthman, have payed allegience to me based on the same principles as the allegience to them. So anyone who was present has no right to go against his pledge of allegience, and anyone who was absent has no right to oppose it. And verily shura (consultation) is only the right of the Muhajirs and the Ansar. So if they decide upon a man and declare him their imam, then it is with the pleasure of Allah. If anyone goes against this decision, then he must be persuaded to follow the rest of the people. If he persists, then fight with him for leaving that which has been accepted by the believers. And Allah shall let him wander misguided and not guide him.
🤔

Heck even Ali ra wanted shura and says it’s the RIGHT OF MUHAJIRS!!
Quran sunnah and now even the imam himself wanted shura, Alhamdulillah.
So again your theory is wrong.😂

Shura was selection Alhamdulillah even imams agreed with it.

DIVINE IMAMATE......
In the Quran = NO
Sunnah = NO
Imams ra = NO
In your mind = YES!

Forget tribalism your kind are chasing divine Imamate like it’s a monarchy and only the family can rule......like queen of England 🤔

😂👍

Mythbuster1

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #67 on: November 05, 2018, 03:25:34 PM »
Come on please do explain promotion it’s been ages since saqifa and shura have messed up your head.👍

PROMOTION!

Why some get it some don’t and others bypass every test to be born with it.

I am eagerly awaiting.😉

iceman

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #68 on: November 05, 2018, 03:38:06 PM »
Come on please do explain promotion it’s been ages since saqifa and shura have messed up your head.👍

PROMOTION!

Why some get it some don’t and others bypass every test to be born with it.

I am eagerly awaiting.😉

"since saqifa and shura have messed up your head."

Why don't you clear it then. 😊 There's plenty I've put forward on Saqifa and Shura,. But you can't touch anything let alone explaining and discussing. 😊

Mythbuster1

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #69 on: November 05, 2018, 04:05:52 PM »
"since saqifa and shura have messed up your head."

Why don't you clear it then. 😊 There's plenty I've put forward on Saqifa and Shura,. But you can't touch anything let alone explaining and discussing. 😊

It’s clear and your acting like a nincompoop........only Allah swt can help you in this regard.😉

Mythbuster1

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #70 on: November 05, 2018, 04:06:23 PM »
Promotion?

muslim720

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #71 on: November 05, 2018, 09:56:21 PM »
You have already accused me of disrespecting the Qur'an and when I challenged over this, nothing from you. Now you accuse me of this. Not rule by Muawiya but peace treaty with Muawiya.

Did peace with Muawiya not also include rule by Muawiya?  It was a package deal, along with the conditions (to which Muawiya had to abide).
"Our coward ran from those in authority" - Iceman (admitting the truth regarding his 12th Imam)

iceman

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #72 on: November 05, 2018, 11:54:54 PM »
Did peace with Muawiya not also include rule by Muawiya?  It was a package deal, along with the conditions (to which Muawiya had to abide).

There is a difference between 'peace with Muawiya' and 'going into an agreement with Muawiya'. There is a huge difference. Hassan went into agreement with Muawiya. And it was conditional. Hassan gave up Caliphate to stop the bloodshed Muawiya was causing. This was sacrifice on Hassan's behalf for a bigger and better cause.

Look at history carefully. In Saqifa if the Ansar choose a leader then what was wrong with that? Why couldn't the Shaykhain along with others accept the decision? But the Shaykhain warned the Ansar that this would cause a civil war. Note this, people wouldn't stand and allow someone else in authority.

Ali could have easily used his influence and connections to wage war against Abu Bakr, but he didn't do that. On the other hand Muawiya wouldn't give up war until he got his way. See the difference.

Just as the Prophet's s.a.w daughter could have easily used her influence and connections to do battle with the 1st, but she didn't. But the Prophet's s.a.w wife used her influence and connections to go to battle with the 4th. See the difference.

Also as long as Sunnis are in authority that is fine, the Shias will never resort to violence and threatening behaviour to get their way. Where as if the Sunnis aren't in authority or are out of authority, they will never rest or let the other succeed. See the difference.

iceman

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #73 on: November 05, 2018, 11:57:59 PM »
It’s clear and your acting like a nincompoop........only Allah swt can help you in this regard.😉

You can also help me as well by answering, addressing and explaining yourself, your stance and position. Just stop talking and behaving like an idiot.

iceman

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #74 on: November 06, 2018, 12:04:31 AM »
LOL

Didn’t Ali ra want the same? Letter 6?

Verily, the people who payed allegience to Abu Bakr, Umar and Uthman, have payed allegience to me based on the same principles as the allegience to them. So anyone who was present has no right to go against his pledge of allegience, and anyone who was absent has no right to oppose it. And verily shura (consultation) is only the right of the Muhajirs and the Ansar. So if they decide upon a man and declare him their imam, then it is with the pleasure of Allah. If anyone goes against this decision, then he must be persuaded to follow the rest of the people. If he persists, then fight with him for leaving that which has been accepted by the believers. And Allah shall let him wander misguided and not guide him.
🤔

Heck even Ali ra wanted shura and says it’s the RIGHT OF MUHAJIRS!!
Quran sunnah and now even the imam himself wanted shura, Alhamdulillah.
So again your theory is wrong.😂

Shura was selection Alhamdulillah even imams agreed with it.

DIVINE IMAMATE......
In the Quran = NO
Sunnah = NO
Imams ra = NO
In your mind = YES!

Forget tribalism your kind are chasing divine Imamate like it’s a monarchy and only the family can rule......like queen of England 🤔

😂👍

"Didn’t Ali ra want the same? Letter 6?"

NO, not at all. All Ali is saying is that when the first three came along Ali didn't cause disagreement and disturbance by opposing and challenging. But when Ali came along into authority by the same way and means then people started to faint or have fits. Ali is just saying "what's the problem now? 😀

"Heck even Ali ra wanted shura and says it’s the RIGHT OF MUHAJIRS!!
Quran sunnah and now even the imam himself wanted shura, Alhamdulillah.
So again your theory is wrong.😂"

Then why did certain people start to have fits when they heard Ali became Caliph 😀

"So again your theory is wrong.😂"

Let me complete your sentence for you,
So again your theory is wrong, along with those who opposed 😆

What is Shura?

1. a consultative council or assembly
2. the process of decision-making by consultation and deliberation

Nothing of the sort was used in choosing the first or second Caliph.

« Last Edit: November 06, 2018, 12:14:07 AM by iceman »

iceman

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #75 on: November 06, 2018, 12:23:01 AM »
Are the following references true?

The Prophet (صلّى الله عليه وآله وسلّم) said:

“Our political authority shall remain with the Quraish…as long as they follow Islam.”

(Bukhari: Kitabu’l-Ahkam)
And the Prophet (صلّى الله عليه وآله وسلّم) warned the Ansar:

“In this matter (i.e. leadership), bring forward the Quraish and do not try to supersede them.”

(Talkhis al-Habeer, Vol.2, p.26)
As well as:

“After me, the political authority shall be transferred to the Quraish.”

(Musnad Ahmad Ibn Hambal, vol. 3, p. 183)
The Prophet (صلّى الله عليه وآله وسلّم) clearly explained the reason for this:

“People (of Arabia) in this matter (i.e. leadership) follow the Quraish. The believers of Arabia are the followers of their believers and the disbelievers of Arabia are the followers of their disbelievers.”

(Muslim, Kitabu’l-Imarah)

If the above is correct and true then the Prophet s.a.w did name and appoint towards governance. And Shura goes out of the window in the matter of leadership, Caliphate 😊

muslim720

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #76 on: November 06, 2018, 12:28:08 AM »
There is a difference between 'peace with Muawiya' and 'going into an agreement with Muawiya'. There is a huge difference.

So how many more ways can you split an already split piece of hair?  Earlier, it was that "rule by Muawiya" was different than "peace with Muawiya".  Now, you are distinguishing "peace with Muawiya" from "going into an agreement with Muawiya".  You are so desperate that it makes me laugh.

Fact is that "peace with Muawiya" based on "an agreement with Muawiya" led to the "rule by Muawiya".  And all of this was done by your 2nd "infallible" Imam (ra).

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Hassan went into agreement with Muawiya. And it was conditional. Hassan gave up Caliphate to stop the bloodshed Muawiya was causing. This was sacrifice on Hassan's behalf for a bigger and better cause.

You are like the atheists that describe to me how cells divide, which I - as a Bio major - understand very comprehensively, and they think they have accounted for why cells divide.  I know the agreement!  I want you to explain to us why would Imam Hassan (ra) choose to make peace with a man (Muawiya) who even conspired against his father (i.e., Imam Ali)?

Imam Hassan (ra) with (alleged) knowledge of the unseen, knowing that he will be betrayed, hands a second unreliable, vicious person the key to power and entrusts him with hundreds of thousands of innocent Muslims.  This while guiding the Muslims was his "Divinely Ordained Task" to begin with and he had the Caliphate.  Maybe his father could not revolt against Abu Bakr (ra) due to lack of power and influence but Imam Hassan (ra) had worldly and outer-worldly powers.  Yet he vacated his spot for Muawiya. 

Either Imam Hassan (ra) was mistaken and Shias today know Muawiya better or Shias today must repent!  Which one is it?

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Look at history carefully. In Saqifa if the Ansar choose a leader then what was wrong with that? Why couldn't the Shaykhain along with others accept the decision? But the Shaykhain warned the Ansar that this would cause a civil war. Note this, people wouldn't stand and allow someone else in authority.

I know Saqifa gives you nightmares but it is outside the scope of our discussion.  By the way, recite Ayat al-Kursi when you have Saqifa scares.  In fact, you and your friends should wear a Saqifa-themed costume next Halloween.  Might help you get over your fear!

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Ali could have easily used his influence and connections to wage war against Abu Bakr, but he didn't do that. On the other hand Muawiya wouldn't give up war until he got his way. See the difference.

Imam Ali (ra), according to most Shias, had no influence and connections, as also attested by Ijtaba, which is why he did not revolt against Abu Bakr (ra).  He, naudhubillah, went door-to-door but was refused help.
« Last Edit: November 06, 2018, 12:29:12 AM by muslim720 »
"Our coward ran from those in authority" - Iceman (admitting the truth regarding his 12th Imam)

Mythbuster1

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #77 on: November 06, 2018, 11:39:06 AM »
"Didn’t Ali ra want the same? Letter 6?"

NO, not at all. All Ali is saying is that when the first three came along Ali didn't cause disagreement and disturbance by opposing and challenging. But when Ali came along into authority by the same way and means then people started to faint or have fits. Ali is just saying "what's the problem now? 😀

"Heck even Ali ra wanted shura and says it’s the RIGHT OF MUHAJIRS!!
Quran sunnah and now even the imam himself wanted shura, Alhamdulillah.
So again your theory is wrong.😂"

Then why did certain people start to have fits when they heard Ali became Caliph 😀

"So again your theory is wrong.😂"

Let me complete your sentence for you,
So again your theory is wrong, along with those who opposed 😆

What is Shura?

1. a consultative council or assembly
2. the process of decision-making by consultation and deliberation

Nothing of the sort was used in choosing the first or second Caliph.



Yes so Ali ra wanted the same but it’s not our fault some didn’t want him to rule after all he wasn’t a DIVINE chosen leader was he, so who is hissy fitting over shura now? Ali wanted shura but you wanna do better and give him divinity.😉

Letter 6 is a noose round your neck😂

Yes your divine Imamate theory is wrong and made up, that should be the right sentence.

1) shura is mentioned in Quran
2) shura was a means of choosing agreed by prophet saw

Quran and sunnah

It’s much better than promotions which again comes from the top of your head😂😂😂

Your kind go in a fit when shura is applied in real life as your fairytale divine Imamate will collapse.😉👍

Where’s that imam hiding????😉

Cherub786

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #78 on: November 06, 2018, 11:50:47 AM »
Ok, so the method and procedure of Shura is a matter IJTIHAD and it is not a matter of DEEN. Can we back this up with some reference.

The lack of any proof that it is a matter of Deen is the evidence itself. Anytime someone claims something is a matter of Deen, the onus is on him to prove it, not for the one negating that it is part of Deen to disprove it.

Similar to how I said the burden of proof is on Shiites to prove that Imamate is an institution in Islam. Sunnis do not have to prove that Imamate doesn't exist.

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Ok, so for example Islam tells us to pray or fast but is not concerned on how we actually pray or fast. Mmmmmm! Doesn’t really fit in, does it? Or Islam tells us about marriage and divorce but doesn't really care how we get married or get divorced?

We agree that Islam has detailed instructions for us on these matters because they are clearly found in the Quran and Sunnah. Likewise, we ask you to show us clearly from Quran and Sunnah the institution of divinely appointed, infallible imamate.

Furthermore, the idea that there is a divinely appointed, infallible Imamate is contrary to the doctrine of Khatm an-Nubuwwah. Short of actually calling an Imam as Prophet, it is observed that in the Shiite doctrine the Imam has virtually all the qualities and status of an actual Prophet (and is in fact even superior to a Prophet).

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Lets not be silly. Cleaning your house is one thing but choosing a successor or leader is another.

Says who?

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There is no comparison. But still even cleaning your house will have a method and procedure. You will have one particular way of doing it and I'll have another. But there will be a procedure and method in our mind.

You just shot yourself in the foot with this statement. You say "you will have one particular way of doing it and I'll have another", meaning it there can be variation and difference of opinion because Islam has not given us a specific method that we must follow. It is up to our own intellect and circumstances to discover and practice a method we consider to be most effective. That is exactly our position on the method and procedure of Shura.

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Point taken. But what I'm saying is there was no Shura in Saqifa to begin with. People didn't gather there to select a leader for the Ummah. Only the heads of the Ansar gathered to select their own leader.

Yes, that is one method of Shura, that only the elders and senior leaders within a community should be consulted because they are the representatives of the community, as opposed to consulting every single woman and child.

By all means you can disagree with this method of consultation, and you have the right to do so, because as I keep saying, it is not a matter of Deen.

In a tribal society the method of consultation will obviously differ from that of a modern nation state with completely different set of circumstances, such as constituents of the society, level of literacy and education, traditions, customs, culture, politics, etc.

Allah didn't give us Islam to  spoon feed us as though we are robots that can't think for ourselves or use our imagination. The Quran says that humans are the superior creation precisely because we have the intellect and we can have great achievements. If Islam gave us detailed instructions for everything that would leave little room for humans to explore their own intellect and analyze their own situation.

Islam's purpose is to give us basic guidelines of morality. It's detailed instructions are mostly to do with how we worship Allah. But it has left us a lot of room to determine our own affairs on other matters, but it has praised the method of consultation.
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Mythbuster1

Re: Karbala - Who Killed Hussain (RA)?
« Reply #79 on: November 06, 2018, 12:14:34 PM »


Furthermore, the idea that there is a divinely appointed, infallible Imamate is contrary to the doctrine of Khatm an-Nubuwwah. Short of actually calling an Imam as Prophet, it is observed that in the Shiite doctrine the Imam has virtually all the qualities and status of an actual Prophet (and is in fact even superior to a prophet).

The truth of Saqifa blinds such people that they resort to nonsense ideas like above.....Astaghfirullah.


 

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