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Title: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: confusedshia on September 03, 2017, 05:22:59 AM
Salam,

Sunnis claim that many classical Shia scholars believed in tahrif. Sunnis often ask Shias: "if someone rejects an ayah or surah of the Quran, is this kufr?" - the answer is almost always "yes", then Sunnis ask "If it is kufr to reject an ayah or surah, then some classical Shia scholars must be guilty of kufr".

Can the same not be asked about Ibn Masud? I was listening to a Mohammed Hijab video and the brother claims that Ibn Masud rejected the last two Surahs of the Quran, but later changed his opinion. So my question is this: Despite changing his opinion, was Ibn Masud guilty of apostasy at that moment in time when he rejected the last two surahs of the Quran?
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: zaid_ibn_ali on September 03, 2017, 02:52:23 PM
For someone to be mistaken during the period of Quran compilation is not the same as someone rejecting parts of the Quran or believing its been altered AFTER the period of compilation.

Those who erred in the early days of Quranic compilation are excused.

Its not possible to make such mistakes after the period of Quran compilation when the mushaf was a uniform book known throughout the entire muslim world.

Those shia who believe in tareef are not just making an excusable error.

Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: glorfindel on September 03, 2017, 04:21:27 PM
Salam,

Sunnis claim that many classical Shia scholars believed in tahrif. Sunnis often ask Shias: "if someone rejects an ayah or surah of the Quran, is this kufr?" - the answer is almost always "yes", then Sunnis ask "If it is kufr to reject an ayah or surah, then some classical Shia scholars must be guilty of kufr".

Can the same not be asked about Ibn Masud? I was listening to a Mohammed Hijab video and the brother claims that Ibn Masud rejected the last two Surahs of the Quran, but later changed his opinion. So my question is this: Despite changing his opinion, was Ibn Masud guilty of apostasy at that moment in time when he rejected the last two surahs of the Quran?

It's not the same thing because what ibn Masud (ra) initially believed was that these were some form of invocation and not part of the Quran.  He later changed his opinion and we know this because the chains of narration for the Quran we have received from his students all include the last 2 surahs.  We take the mutawatir narration of the Quran over Ahad narrations.

Secondly no sunni has used this as an evidence that the Quran is corrupted - no sunni accused ibn Masud (ra) that he believed in tahrif because the Quran he delivered via his students include the muwadhatayn.

Finally the Shia scholars used the narrations of Tahrif from the Imams according to Shia sources, by whose time the Quran was known and collected, as evidence that the Quran is corrupted.  We still have this belief amongst Shia scholars today who say the Quran is corrupted.

Which Sunni has used this examples from the time of collection and examples of Nasikh Wa Mansukh as examples of Tahrif?

I hope this helps.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Link on September 03, 2017, 06:24:53 PM
For someone to be mistaken during the period of Quran compilation is not the same as someone rejecting parts of the Quran or believing its been altered AFTER the period of compilation.

Those who erred in the early days of Quranic compilation are excused.

Why is that?

If the reasoning that Mohammad is the last of the Prophets, such that revelation cannot be corrupted, than how can they be excused?

From another perspective, the opposite can be argued. That while those who heard from the Prophet himself the verse "We brought down the reminder and we are going to safeguard it" and with the Prophet himself clarifying the interpretation of Quran and there to be asked....

Surely people would have asked him if there is a chance that Quran can get corrupted and surely it is something the Quran emphasizes that it won't.

That while they heard it, those who haven't heard from the Prophet or the 12 Imams clarification directly that the Quranic verses regarding the subject are to be interpreted that the Quran is safeguarded, they can be excused on the grounds they can misunderstand the verse while the same is not true of the companions of the Prophet who would have heard the clarification and emphasises that the Quran being safeguarded meant it would be safeguarded in this and that matter.

And so either no one is excused, or the latter people can be excused, but certainly, the excuse for companions is not making sense to me at this moment.

Perhaps you can clarify.

Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Farid on September 03, 2017, 08:04:57 PM
Salam,

Sunnis claim that many classical Shia scholars believed in tahrif. Sunnis often ask Shias: "if someone rejects an ayah or surah of the Quran, is this kufr?" - the answer is almost always "yes", then Sunnis ask "If it is kufr to reject an ayah or surah, then some classical Shia scholars must be guilty of kufr".

Can the same not be asked about Ibn Masud? I was listening to a Mohammed Hijab video and the brother claims that Ibn Masud rejected the last two Surahs of the Quran, but later changed his opinion. So my question is this: Despite changing his opinion, was Ibn Masud guilty of apostasy at that moment in time when he rejected the last two surahs of the Quran?

Wa alaykum alsalam,

There is no indication that Ibn Mas'ud believed that Al Falaq and Al Nisa' were the words of man to begin with. All we have is him saying that it doesn't belong in the Qur'an. As we all know, not all the speech of Allah is included in the Qur'an.

This is unlike the Shia belief in Tahreef that includes alterations of text that causes meanings to be changed.

The two cases cannot be compared.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Link on September 03, 2017, 08:25:08 PM
The two cases cannot be compared.

Why can it not be compared? Refer to my post above.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Farid on September 03, 2017, 09:26:06 PM
The cases are different. Refer to my previous post.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Link on September 03, 2017, 09:32:27 PM
They are different but as far as verses go with the reminder being protected the companions had the prophet to explain and emphasize on the right interpretation.  Also any reasoning that proves the case that the Quran would be protected would have been more emphasized to the companions.


So if anything latter people would be more excused than the people who lived during the time of the Prophet.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Hani on September 04, 2017, 12:42:37 AM
This is an irrelevant example, Ibn Mas`ud's time was different than ours, in his time there was no ONE standard Mushaf, each person had his own Mushaf, during `Uthman's time there was a project to unite people upon one Mushaf to avoid conflict and problems. Although this project resulted in a better compilation, still many folks held on to their own Masahif and recitations, with the passing of time those different Masahif and recitations would be dismissed and everyone would adopt `Uthman's codex.

Let's make the comparison clearer:

Ibn Mas`ud simply had an opinion that those two last small chapters were supplications, not necessarily a part of the Qur'an. He didn't believe the Companions changed it intentionally, nor was true revelation lost, the book was intact in his view, the people around him were free to believe what they wanted since the vastv majority of people never had a full Qur'an in book form lying around in their houses. The reason Ibn Mas`ud believed this, is because he must have heard the Prophet (saw) say so, it's very possible they were merely supplications initially then God made them a part of the Qur'an due to their importance in people's lives. Or they were Qur'an from the beginning, the Prophet (saw) recited them as supplications so Ibn Mas`ud didn't know they were actual Qur'an. Eitherway, he changed his mind later in his life when he was faced with multiple evidences, that's why the recitation that reaches us through his chain contains the two chapters.

The Shia scholars on the other hand came many years later, AFTER the Qur'anic text became popular in its current form and agreed upon by the nation. They said certain verses/chapters were intentionally removed by the Companions, guidance was lost, the text was eternally corrupted, there's no way of accessing the true revelation/knowledge. Those Shia died insisting on this belief and propagated it to their followers today.

That's a HUGE difference.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Link on September 04, 2017, 12:47:50 AM
I don't know if you guys really believe in your own reasoning and are brain dead or just trying to make noise to deceive people.

I can't tell anymore.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Hadrami on September 04, 2017, 01:51:46 AM
so what do you think confusedshia? If ibn mas'ud initially didnt know it was part of quran, is that the same thing as shia scholar who believed part of quran is changed?
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Hani on September 04, 2017, 06:43:04 AM
I can't tell anymore.

Nothing new, you usually "can't tell" anything.

Comparing apples and rocket fuel, there's isn't even a common denominator in your claim.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Link on September 05, 2017, 01:55:41 AM
I can't tell anymore.

Nothing new, you usually "can't tell" anything.

Comparing apples and rocket fuel, there's isn't even a common denominator in your claim.

Actually, I figured it out.

You guys are brain dead BECAUSE you seek to deceive people as Quran says "God doesn't guide who misleads".
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Farid on September 05, 2017, 03:41:54 AM
I can't tell anymore.

Nothing new, you usually "can't tell" anything.

Comparing apples and rocket fuel, there's isn't even a common denominator in your claim.

Actually, I figured it out.

You guys are brain dead BECAUSE you seek to deceive people as Quran says "God doesn't guide who misleads".

Oh, be nice.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Zlatan Ibrahimovic on November 04, 2017, 05:32:16 PM
Salam,

Sunnis claim that many classical Shia scholars believed in tahrif. Sunnis often ask Shias: "if someone rejects an ayah or surah of the Quran, is this kufr?" - the answer is almost always "yes", then Sunnis ask "If it is kufr to reject an ayah or surah, then some classical Shia scholars must be guilty of kufr".

Can the same not be asked about Ibn Masud? I was listening to a Mohammed Hijab video and the brother claims that Ibn Masud rejected the last two Surahs of the Quran, but later changed his opinion. So my question is this: Despite changing his opinion, was Ibn Masud guilty of apostasy at that moment in time when he rejected the last two surahs of the Quran?

Wa alaykum alsalam,

There is no indication that Ibn Mas'ud believed that Al Falaq and Al Nisa' were the words of man to begin with. All we have is him saying that it doesn't belong in the Qur'an. As we all know, not all the speech of Allah is included in the Qur'an.

This is unlike the Shia belief in Tahreef that includes alterations of text that causes meanings to be changed.

The two cases cannot be compared.

You don't need to put the Shi'a in every time your religion comes under attack.

What would be the status of someone who says Al-Baqarah is the Word of Allah but it is not a surah in the Qur'an?
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Farid on November 04, 2017, 05:53:32 PM
That is a weird hypothetical question. A Muslim can be unaware that Al Baqara is a part of the Qur'an AND from Allah if they were from a very secular community.

 However, I cannot imagine a case of someone knowing of Al Baqara, that it is from Allah, and then reject it as a part of the Qur'an, since there is nothing that could lead to this opinion.

Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Zlatan Ibrahimovic on November 04, 2017, 06:52:20 PM
That is a weird hypothetical question. A Muslim can be unaware that Al Baqara is a part of the Qur'an AND from Allah if they were from a very secular community.

 However, I cannot imagine a case of someone knowing of Al Baqara, that it is from Allah, and then reject it as a part of the Qur'an, since there is nothing that could lead to this opinion.

But how does that go with your comment regarding Ibn Masud, where you claimed and I quote:

There is no indication that Ibn Mas'ud believed that Al Falaq and Al Nisa' were the words of man to begin with. All we have is him saying that it doesn't belong in the Qur'an. As we all know, not all the speech of Allah is included in the Qur'an.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Farid on November 04, 2017, 08:10:50 PM
There are possibilities. One is that he assumed that it was mansookh. Another is that he thought it was a supplication, and not a part of the Qur'an. Unfortunately, the narrations aren't very clear about what his understanding was.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Link on November 04, 2017, 09:18:35 PM
The proof of the Quran all being from God and exactly what Quran is - is more binding on the companions than any other generation.

Other generations can doubt previous generations, they are not supposed to follow them blindly, and so with the bad turn of the nation, it is not odd to find people doubt whether the Quran was truly preserved.

The way Quran is confirmed is through its miraculous nature with respect to guidance. The Quran says "so bring a book exceeding in guidance than these two (book of Mohammad and book of Moses)...".

The way it guides it does so by explaining all of its verses, through elaboration. And the Sunnah manifests all these interpretations that it self-interprets endlessly, with levels and levels deeper and deeper. And we can't perceive all it interprets except with the help of those appointed interpreters and those who narrate their sayings.

There is no reason to assume there was any reason during Mohammad time to doubt the last two Surahs. The last Two surahs have an eloquent place in the Quran with respect to it's flow. Its beautiful ending to those who pay attention to its themes and understand the evils humanity faces and the dark enemies God and his Messengers.

People would have heard directly from the Prophet unambiguously there is no Prophet after him.   There cannot be dount with respect to revelation being safeguarded if Prophethood is sealed.

There is no real excuse for this.   I have to research more into why he took this stance, but I know it's not excusable by any means. There is no possibility of an excuse for a companion to doubt any Surah of Quran being part of Quran.

This while a human who the majestic wonders of Quran and it's perfection and complete nature has not come to them, they are allowed to investigate if the whole Quran remains complete and perfect....or it's not.  However, believing in end of Prophethood with belief that corruption has taken place with the last revelation is no doubt a huge injustice to reason and does away with the belief of Prophethood to begin with in that does away with all the reasons proving Prophethood.


Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Abu Rumaysah on July 08, 2018, 03:18:56 PM
Imam Nawawi said in “al-Majmoa sharhul al-mahzab” (3/396):

أجمع المسلمون على أن المعوذتين والفاتحة وسائر السور المكتوبة في المصحف قرآن. وأن من جحد شيئا منه كفر. وما نقل عن ابن مسعود في الفاتحة والمعوذتين باطل ليس بصحيح عنه
“Muslims agreed upon muawizaytan and Fatiha and other surahs which written in al-Mushaf of Quran, and whoever would reject thing from it is kaafir, and what about was narrated from ibn Masood regarding al-Fatiha and al-Muawizatayn is false, not authentic from him”.

Imam Jalal ad-Din as-Suyuti in his priceless book “al-Itqan fi ulumil Quran” quoted ibn Hazm’s opinion on idea that ibn Masood didn’t believe those surahs were part from Quran. He said:

هذا كذب على ابن مسعود وموضوع، وإنما صح عنه قراءة عاصم عن زر عنه، وفيها المعوذتان والفاتحة.
“This is lie upon ibn Masood, and fabrication. And authentic from him qiraat (of Quran) of Asim from Zirr, and in it  al-Muawizatayn and al-Fatiha”.

Fakhratdin ar-Razi said:

الأغلب على الظن أن هذا النقل عن ابن مسعود كذب باطل
“It’s more likely to think that this (kind of) report from ibn Masood is lie and false”

Qadhi al-Bakillani said:

وأما المعوذتان، فكل من ادَّعى أن عبد الله بن مسعودٍ أنكر أن تكونا من القرآن، فقد جهل
“Regarding muawizatayn, whoever would claim that Abdullah ibn Masood rejected that they are from Quran,  is ignorant”.

The other proof that ibn Masood didn’t reject those two verses in hadith which was narrated from him.

Suyuti in his “Durr al-Mansur” wrote:

وأخرج الطبراني في الأوسط بسند حسن عن ابن مسعود عن النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم قال‏:‏ ‏”‏لقد أنزل علي آيات لم ينزل علي مثلهن المعوذتين‏”‏‏.‏
Tabarani narrated in his “al-Awsat” by hasan chain from ibn Masood, that prophet (sallalahu alaihi wa ala alihi wa sallam) said: “Upon me revealed verses, didn’t revealed like them before – al-Muawizatayn”.

Shawkani said narrators of this hadith are thiqat in “Tuhwatu zakirin” (444)
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on July 09, 2018, 09:51:38 PM
For someone to be mistaken during the period of Quran compilation is not the same as someone rejecting parts of the Quran or believing its been altered AFTER the period of compilation.

Those who erred in the early days of Quranic compilation are excused.

Its not possible to make such mistakes after the period of Quran compilation when the mushaf was a uniform book known throughout the entire muslim world.

Those shia who believe in tareef are not just making an excusable error.

"For someone to be mistaken during the period of Quran compilation"

Who compiled the Qur'an and are/were  they free from making mistakes and errors. If yes then why?

"Its not possible to make such mistakes after the period of Quran compilation"

WHY?
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: zaid_ibn_ali on July 10, 2018, 12:19:42 AM
"For someone to be mistaken during the period of Quran compilation"

Who compiled the Qur'an and are/were  they free from making mistakes and errors. If yes then why?

"Its not possible to make such mistakes after the period of Quran compilation"

WHY?

Did you just dig this out randomly? Like did you wake up in the middle of the night & think I need to get something on this guy?😂😂😂
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on July 10, 2018, 06:07:08 PM
Did you just dig this out randomly? Like did you wake up in the middle of the night & think I need to get something on this guy?😂😂😂

ANY ANSWER 😊 I dont need to think of getting anything on or against you. You're pretty good at falling yourself. 😊
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on July 11, 2018, 10:03:58 PM
Did you just dig this out randomly? Like did you wake up in the middle of the night & think I need to get something on this guy?😂😂😂

Would you care to answer, 😊

For someone to be mistaken during the period of Quran compilation"

Who compiled the Qur'an and are/were  they free from making mistakes and errors. If yes then why?

"Its not possible to make such mistakes after the period of Quran compilation"

WHY?

Can you answer 😊
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on July 12, 2018, 03:52:58 AM
Don't tell me you've gone into hiding on this one. Just pointing out the errors and flaws in your statement of opinion. You really should look into things properly before you open that up.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on July 19, 2018, 01:04:30 AM
Don't tell me you've actually gone in to hiding yourself over this one 😊
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: zaid_ibn_ali on July 20, 2018, 04:14:53 PM
You change goalposts every post you make, constantly contradicting yourself. You follow & reject evidences based on your own whims rather than any methodical approach or consistency. You don’t even accept those sources graded as authentic by 12er scholars.
You ask for proof from Quran only & then switch when it suits you saying you don’t have to prove from Quran only.
No one takes your mumblings serious.
I’d ban you for being a waste of space.
You’re an embarassment even to your own 12er sect.

Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: muslim720 on July 20, 2018, 05:02:06 PM
You change goalposts every post you make, constantly contradicting yourself.
 
I’d ban you for being a waste of space.

You’re an embarassment even to your own 12er sect.

Yes, yes and yes! 
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on July 23, 2018, 04:46:24 PM
You change goalposts every post you make, constantly contradicting yourself. You follow & reject evidences based on your own whims rather than any methodical approach or consistency. You don’t even accept those sources graded as authentic by 12er scholars.
You ask for proof from Quran only & then switch when it suits you saying you don’t have to prove from Quran only.
No one takes your mumblings serious.
I’d ban you for being a waste of space.
You’re an embarassment even to your own 12er sect.

You can't answer any one of my questions or address any one of my points. If I constantly contradict myself then it should be very easy for you to handle me. But you're give me tantrums and excuses. You can't engage in a broader discussion because you lack the knowledge, intelligence and wisdom. Most of you do and it is clear from your absurd attitude, bad behaviour and immature and childish posts.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on July 26, 2018, 10:00:16 AM
This is what confusedshia said,

"Salam,

Sunnis claim that many classical Shia scholars believed in tahrif. Sunnis often ask Shias: "if someone rejects an ayah or surah of the Quran, is this kufr?" - the answer is almost always "yes", then Sunnis ask "If it is kufr to reject an ayah or surah, then some classical Shia scholars must be guilty of kufr".

Can the same not be asked about Ibn Masud? I was listening to a Mohammed Hijab video and the brother claims that Ibn Masud rejected the last two Surahs of the Quran, but later changed his opinion. So my question is this: Despite changing his opinion, was Ibn Masud guilty of apostasy at that moment in time when he rejected the last two surahs of the Quran?"

This is what Zaid ibn Ali said in response,

For someone to be mistaken during the period of Quran compilation is not the same as someone rejecting parts of the Quran or believing its been altered AFTER the period of compilation.

Those who erred in the early days of Quranic compilation are excused.

Its not possible to make such mistakes after the period of Quran compilation when the mushaf was a uniform book known throughout the entire muslim world.

Those shia who believe in tareef are not just making an excusable error.

Can Zaid explain himself? Or admit flaws in is response or blunder one can say.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: zaid_ibn_ali on July 26, 2018, 11:27:44 AM
My point was not specifically in regards to Ibn Masud.
It was a general point.
Not rocket science is it?
I will have some fun frustrating you. LOL
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on July 26, 2018, 08:44:10 PM
My point was not specifically in regards to Ibn Masud.
It was a general point.
Not rocket science is it?
I will have some fun frustrating you. LOL

My mother was humiliated and insulted by Muslim 720, so do you think you can go beyond that 😊 Nothing from your end frustrates or disappoints me. I am very much familiar with your kind. You can carry on with your circus as far as I'm concerned.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on July 27, 2018, 12:53:46 AM
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Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Mythbuster1 on July 27, 2018, 02:18:36 PM
https://www.seratonline.com/

Lol is this where all the fake news and jokes are😂😂😂😂
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on July 28, 2018, 02:44:32 AM
Lol is this where all the fake news and jokes are😂😂😂😂

All you've done is shown your absurd attitude and bad behaviour. So I thought I'd give you rude boys something to engage in. 😀
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Mythbuster1 on July 28, 2018, 04:23:01 PM
All you've done is shown your absurd attitude and bad behaviour. So I thought I'd give you rude boys something to engage in. 😀

Blah blah blah........you couldn’t answer of finding a clear verse of Imamate in Quran so obviously you have to use these nonsense sites to help you😂😂😂👍👍
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on July 28, 2018, 04:53:57 PM
Blah blah blah........you couldn’t answer of finding a clear verse of Imamate in Quran so obviously you have to use these nonsense sites to help you😂😂😂👍👍

Are you a QUR'ANIST? Do you believe everything must be in the Qur'an? Pick a principle and lay down your standards and stick to them, then talk and ask. 😊
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Mythbuster1 on July 29, 2018, 04:27:44 PM
Are you a QUR'ANIST? Do you believe everything must be in the Qur'an? Pick a principle and lay down your standards and stick to them, then talk and ask. 😊

NO I ain’t a quranist and you know it, now what? You have no answers have you? Your stuck in a rut over divine Imamate aren’t you? NO CLEAR verse so that would mean anyone asking for it MUST be a quranist😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍

You are useless your divine Imamate theory is useless too, many a times you COULDNT provide any CLEAR evidence on Imamate as asked

The BASE of our faith, the start of faith has ROOTS in Quran for example

Fasting:
Fast or fasting in mentioned in 26 Ayats(verses) as ..........then we move to sunnah of the details👍

Salah:
The Quran commands the Muslims to offer Salah (Namaz) 700 times........the details of which we obtain from sunnah 👍

Zakah: 😜your favourite one😂
The Quran states 32 times about giving zakah.........the details are from within the sunnah👍

Hajj:
Hajj appears 31 times in the Quran......the details which we obtain from the sunnah👍

The above formula is a Muslim standard the order comes CLEAR from the Quran, as Allah swt says it CLEAR, the word of Allah swt is clear, He Allah swt CLEARLY orders wether it’s once or many times, not SECRETLY but CLEARLY........to follow them orders properly we turn to......SUNNAH.
End of, finished thank you very much👍

Now where is your standard icepop?
I have been asking for a CLEAR verse and for months you have been using same verses repeatedly that are not CLEAR at all on divine Imamate and then you ADD your theory onto it by straight jumping to some UNAUTHENTIC hadiths or twist words or better still you use ghadeer Khum incident (which has zero to do with divine leadership), so as can be seen our standard is the Quran and the details we follow by following the sunna
 where as YOU lol you have nothing clear in Quran so you start from unauthentic sayings and false presumptions and then try your hardest (as you are doing 😜) to make it seem like it’s from the Quran 😜😂😂😂

At best you are a hypocrite, your main pillar Imamate you cannot find but you are adamant on us producing a verse on punishment of zakah just so you can put Ameer ul maumineen in a bad light and prop up the kaafir nawairah.......pure HYPOCRISY!!

Please icepop man have some standards will you, until you do you have nothing, remember Quran comes first the sunnah comes after......remember that formula and you will be fine and people may take you seriously and listen and many would turn to shiism, until then you are at best a joke and a laughing stock within Islam.....or in your case within TS.net 😂😂😂😂👍
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on July 30, 2018, 11:57:39 AM
NO I ain’t a quranist and you know it, now what? You have no answers have you? Your stuck in a rut over divine Imamate aren’t you? NO CLEAR verse so that would mean anyone asking for it MUST be a quranist😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍

You are useless your divine Imamate theory is useless too, many a times you COULDNT provide any CLEAR evidence on Imamate as asked

The BASE of our faith, the start of faith has ROOTS in Quran for example

Fasting:
Fast or fasting in mentioned in 26 Ayats(verses) as ..........then we move to sunnah of the details👍

Salah:
The Quran commands the Muslims to offer Salah (Namaz) 700 times........the details of which we obtain from sunnah 👍

Zakah: 😜your favourite one😂
The Quran states 32 times about giving zakah.........the details are from within the sunnah👍

Hajj:
Hajj appears 31 times in the Quran......the details which we obtain from the sunnah👍

The above formula is a Muslim standard the order comes CLEAR from the Quran, as Allah swt says it CLEAR, the word of Allah swt is clear, He Allah swt CLEARLY orders wether it’s once or many times, not SECRETLY but CLEARLY........to follow them orders properly we turn to......SUNNAH.
End of, finished thank you very much👍

Now where is your standard icepop?
I have been asking for a CLEAR verse and for months you have been using same verses repeatedly that are not CLEAR at all on divine Imamate and then you ADD your theory onto it by straight jumping to some UNAUTHENTIC hadiths or twist words or better still you use ghadeer Khum incident (which has zero to do with divine leadership), so as can be seen our standard is the Quran and the details we follow by following the sunna
 where as YOU lol you have nothing clear in Quran so you start from unauthentic sayings and false presumptions and then try your hardest (as you are doing 😜) to make it seem like it’s from the Quran 😜😂😂😂

At best you are a hypocrite, your main pillar Imamate you cannot find but you are adamant on us producing a verse on punishment of zakah just so you can put Ameer ul maumineen in a bad light and prop up the kaafir nawairah.......pure HYPOCRISY!!

Please icepop man have some standards will you, until you do you have nothing, remember Quran comes first the sunnah comes after......remember that formula and you will be fine and people may take you seriously and listen and many would turn to shiism, until then you are at best a joke and a laughing stock within Islam.....or in your case within TS.net 😂😂😂😂👍

You've really made maximum use of the smiley faces as there is going to be no tomorrow 😀 I'll give a reply to your lengthy post. Working at the moment.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Mythbuster1 on July 30, 2018, 03:46:08 PM
You've really made maximum use of the smiley faces as there is going to be no tomorrow 😀 I'll give a reply to your lengthy post. Working at the moment.

Yea cos you are a joke and I’ve realised smiley faces get under your skin😜👍
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on July 31, 2018, 01:19:18 AM
Yea cos you are a joke and I’ve realised smiley faces get under your skin😜👍

Everthing seems a joke to you or you're just extremely childish. Nothing gets under my skin. Muslim 720 insulted my mother, that didn't get under my skin. Your behaviour and manners lie with you and mine with me.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Mythbuster1 on July 31, 2018, 10:36:19 AM
Everthing seems a joke to you or you're just extremely childish. Nothing gets under my skin. Muslim 720 insulted my mother, that didn't get under my skin. Your behaviour and manners lie with you and mine with me.

Or your just upset cos you have nothing on divine Imamate and saqifa has ripped up any inkling of divine Imamate theory😉
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on July 31, 2018, 11:50:47 AM
Or your just upset cos you have nothing on divine Imamate and saqifa has ripped up any inkling of divine Imamate theory😉

There's plenty on Divine Imamate but you don't want to accept it. There's nothing one can do if you DON'T WANT TO....

Saqifa? A coincidental incident and  the immature and hasty decision that a handful of people made can't rip up anything. It's the violence and the intimidating and threatening behaviour that was used to enforce that decision is what ripped up the Ummah and gave the Muslims a bad name and a dark period in history. 😊
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Mythbuster1 on July 31, 2018, 02:00:14 PM
There's plenty on Divine Imamate but you don't want to accept it. There's nothing one can do if you DON'T WANT TO....

Saqifa? A coincidental incident and  the immature and hasty decision that a handful of people made can't rip up anything. It's the violence and the intimidating and threatening behaviour that was used to enforce that decision is what ripped up the Ummah and gave the Muslims a bad name and a dark period in history. 😊

What? Something so important and you haven’t an answer??????😁

All these months and all the posts you made and all the explanations of the ayahs you made your conclusion is.....”you don’t want to”

😀😀😀😃😀😀😀😀😀😀

A great big FAIL👍👍

False divine Imamate is just a figment of your imagination, for you cannot produce any clear evidence from the Quran.

While saqifa and the way of consultation is clear in Quran.

Saqifa really has got you hasn’t it😜 bet you have endless nightmares on saqifa on how that made it through to the Muslims and yet divine Imamate authority is in a cloud of smoke .......Awwwwwwwww
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Saqifa surpasses divine Imamate in Islam just because consultation is mentioned, divine Imamate is nowhere to be seen as you have problems yourself answering.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on August 05, 2018, 08:30:30 PM
What? Something so important and you haven’t an answer??????😁

All these months and all the posts you made and all the explanations of the ayahs you made your conclusion is.....”you don’t want to”

😀😀😀😃😀😀😀😀😀😀

A great big FAIL👍👍

False divine Imamate is just a figment of your imagination, for you cannot produce any clear evidence from the Quran.

While saqifa and the way of consultation is clear in Quran.

Saqifa really has got you hasn’t it😜 bet you have endless nightmares on saqifa on how that made it through to the Muslims and yet divine Imamate authority is in a cloud of smoke .......Awwwwwwwww
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Saqifa surpasses divine Imamate in Islam just because consultation is mentioned, divine Imamate is nowhere to be seen as you have problems yourself answering.

Something so important is mentioned in the Qur'an in various ways and forms, either as WALI or as ULUL AMRE and Allah has clearly mentioned who they were by removing rijs and purifying them  and Muhammad s.a.w did his bit by clearly identifying them. If someone wants to continue playing deaf, dumb and blind then that's down to them.

Imamah and Caliphate both are in the Qur'an and is created by Allah just as Messenger hood and Prophecy. If you don't want to accept that and follow intentions of others and man made and selected individuals be it coincidental, by force or other then that's down to you. I can only give you from the Qur'an what is needed and asked for accordingly. I can't give you from the Qur'an anything that you wish and desire in your way and words.😊
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Mythbuster1 on August 06, 2018, 01:27:12 PM
Something so important is mentioned in the Qur'an in various ways and forms, either as WALI or as ULUL AMRE and Allah has clearly mentioned who they were by removing rijs and purifying them  and Muhammad s.a.w did his bit by clearly identifying them. If someone wants to continue playing deaf, dumb and blind then that's down to them.

Imamah and Caliphate both are in the Qur'an and is created by Allah just as Messenger hood and Prophecy. If you don't want to accept that and follow intentions of others and man made and selected individuals be it coincidental, by force or other then that's down to you. I can only give you from the Qur'an what is needed and asked for accordingly. I can't give you from the Qur'an anything that you wish and desire in your way and words.😊

So you have nothing from the Quran but just your theory on verses you posted.

You should be called wasteman and not iceman, you are just a waste of time, all hot air and no substance.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Mythbuster1 on August 06, 2018, 01:41:34 PM
Conclusion......

SAQIFA - 1

IMAMATE - 0

Wasteman can’t find no clear proof of Imamate from Quran that Allah swt only chooses while saqifa and the way to choose (mutual consultation/shura)is mentioned by Allah swt in the Quran.

"Those who hearken to their Lord, and establish regular Prayer; who (conduct) their affairs by mutual consultation among themselves; who spend out of what We bestow on them for Sustenance"

How more clear can it be? Unless you are brain dead ......honestly.

Not even a verse similar to the above on divine Imamate posted at all, it’s just as simple as that.😊

Divine Imamate is a Complete and utter failure an epic failure with no proofs or evidences of such a theory either from Quran or authentic sunnah as iceman or his kind cannot provide any.😊

Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on August 06, 2018, 05:55:02 PM
So you have nothing from the Quran but just your theory on verses you posted.

You should be called wasteman and not iceman, you are just a waste of time, all hot air and no substance.

I have plenty from the Qur'an but nothing that suits you and your desire. But here it is again just for you and for your eyes and ears only.

وَ إِذِ ابْتَلى إِبْراهِيمَ رَبُّهُ بِكَلِماتٍ فَأَتَمَّهُنَّ قالَ إِنِّي جاعِلُكَ لِلنَّاسِ إِماماً قالَ وَ مِنْ ذُرِّيَّتِي قالَ لا يَنالُ عَهْدِي الظَّالِمِينَ

"And when his Lord tried Ibrahim with commands, he fulfilled them. He said: Surely I will make you an Imam for mankind. (Ibrahim) said: And of my offspring (will there be leaders)? He said, my covenant does not include the unjust”. (2:124)

Was Abraham, promoted, was he demoted or was he given a title of a similar level and nature to what he already was?

This is more than enough on Imamah to knock you out and to put you to rest. But the ignorant and blind will keep coming rather than answering and addressing.

You can never move on from here.  😀
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Mythbuster1 on August 07, 2018, 10:31:49 AM
I have plenty from the Qur'an but nothing that suits you and your desire. But here it is again just for you and for your eyes and ears only.

وَ إِذِ ابْتَلى إِبْراهِيمَ رَبُّهُ بِكَلِماتٍ فَأَتَمَّهُنَّ قالَ إِنِّي جاعِلُكَ لِلنَّاسِ إِماماً قالَ وَ مِنْ ذُرِّيَّتِي قالَ لا يَنالُ عَهْدِي الظَّالِمِينَ

"And when his Lord tried Ibrahim with commands, he fulfilled them. He said: Surely I will make you an Imam for mankind. (Ibrahim) said: And of my offspring (will there be leaders)? He said, my covenant does not include the unjust”. (2:124)

Was Abraham, promoted, was he demoted or was he given a title of a similar level and nature to what he already was?

This is more than enough on Imamah to knock you out and to put you to rest. But the ignorant and blind will keep coming rather than answering and addressing.

You can never move on from here.  😀

Lol already answered on another post.........are you running out of things to say that you are regurgitating the same post everywhere?
😂😂😂

You have nothing it’s been months mate😉
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on August 07, 2018, 07:36:42 PM
Lol already answered on another post.........are you running out of things to say that you are regurgitating the same post everywhere?
😂😂😂

You have nothing it’s been months mate😉

Yes it has been months and stIll nothing from you. You still want to avoid it?
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Mythbuster1 on August 08, 2018, 04:28:33 PM
Yes it has been months and stIll nothing from you. You still want to avoid it?
😂😂😂😂😂😂

Didn’t I ask the question first? And you haven’t delivered as yet 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

So the conclusion is after months of asking iceman cannot give me a CLEAR verse on divine Imamate

As can be seen in his posts👍
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on August 09, 2018, 06:44:00 PM
😂😂😂😂😂😂

Didn’t I ask the question first? And you haven’t delivered as yet 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

So the conclusion is after months of asking iceman cannot give me a CLEAR verse on divine Imamate

As can be seen in his posts👍

I've given it to you time and time again. And just for your eyes only here it is again;


وَ إِذِ ابْتَلى إِبْراهِيمَ رَبُّهُ بِكَلِماتٍ فَأَتَمَّهُنَّ قالَ إِنِّي جاعِلُكَ لِلنَّاسِ إِماماً قالَ وَ مِنْ ذُرِّيَّتِي قالَ لا يَنالُ عَهْدِي الظَّالِمِينَ

"And when his Lord tried Ibrahim with commands, he fulfilled them. He said: Surely I will make you an Imam for mankind. (Ibrahim) said: And of my offspring (will there be leaders)? He said, my covenant does not include the unjust”. (2:124)

Not only was Abraham made an Imam after being a Messenger and Prophet but he also asked Allah about Imams from his off springs. So I wonder who they were. 😊 Keep rolling!
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Mythbuster1 on August 09, 2018, 08:12:26 PM
I've given it to you time and time again. And just for your eyes only here it is again;


وَ إِذِ ابْتَلى إِبْراهِيمَ رَبُّهُ بِكَلِماتٍ فَأَتَمَّهُنَّ قالَ إِنِّي جاعِلُكَ لِلنَّاسِ إِماماً قالَ وَ مِنْ ذُرِّيَّتِي قالَ لا يَنالُ عَهْدِي الظَّالِمِينَ

"And when his Lord tried Ibrahim with commands, he fulfilled them. He said: Surely I will make you an Imam for mankind. (Ibrahim) said: And of my offspring (will there be leaders)? He said, my covenant does not include the unjust”. (2:124)

Not only was Abraham made an Imam after being a Messenger and Prophet but he also asked Allah about Imams from his off springs. So I wonder who they were. 😊 Keep rolling!

I answered back that ain’t no CLEAR verse in divine Imamate.......it’s just leadership, NOT divine leadership where you get all the powers of moving atoms and knowing when your gonna die leadership a supreme being leadership you believe, such a status that one leader is hiding for the last millennia and them leaders who’s status is above all prophets apart from the final prophet saw.😉

Well the offspring weren’t Ali ra and His progeny for they never got the test of messengerhood or prophethood which you keep avoiding to answer, a great prophet  a leader like Ibrahim as has to go through tests but not the imams oh no they don’t need to and you have no proof or verse to say they don’t either.......take them Shiite goggles off please mate.😊

Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: zaid_ibn_ali on August 10, 2018, 01:54:08 AM
If the ahle bayt of the Holy Prophet SAW were meant in the verse about Ibrahim AS progeny, then why not just have the verse say them the Holy Prophet’s SAW offspring rather than refer to a previous prophet’s offspring who were a totally different era & different book with different sharia?
Come on, the Quran would mention the 12 Imams by name or at least say the Imams are from the offspring of Fatima & Ali RA.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: muslim720 on August 10, 2018, 04:33:14 AM
Well the offspring weren’t Ali ra and His progeny for they never got the test of messengerhood or prophethood which you keep avoiding to answer, a great prophet  a leader like Ibrahim as has to go through tests but not the imams oh no they don’t need to and you have no proof or verse to say they don’t either

Exactly what I ask Shias which renders them helpless.  According to their interpretation, a Prophet (asws) was tried and "promoted" to being an Imam.  Therefore, the precedence is set by them.  For one to become an Imam, he must first attain Prophethood.

Also, they say Imams (ra) are greater than all Prophets (asws) except the Holy Prophet (saw) because Muhammad (saw) was a Prophet and an Imam.  Well, then, isn't Ibrahim (asws) also a Prophet and an Imam, as per their own interpretation of the verse in Surah Al-Baqara?  Therefore, they must also concede that Ibrahim (asws) was also greater than their Imams (ra) for being a Prophet and an Imam.

Usually, crickets!  That is what you hear!
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on August 10, 2018, 07:41:25 AM
If the ahle bayt of the Holy Prophet SAW were meant in the verse about Ibrahim AS progeny, then why not just have the verse say them the Holy Prophet’s SAW offspring rather than refer to a previous prophet’s offspring who were a totally different era & different book with different sharia?
Come on, the Quran would mention the 12 Imams by name or at least say the Imams are from the offspring of Fatima & Ali RA.

Just a small note for the moment for you to try and understand, why didn't Allah just mention in the Bible, which is also the book of Allah, that Jesus won’t be murdered and neither will he be crucified but in fact...... rather than just wait for hundreds of years and then reveal that he wasn't murdered and neither was he crucified but in fact .....? Why leave it rather than mention it there and then? Please don't tell me that one book (Bible) wasn't protected and the other (Qur'an) was.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on August 10, 2018, 08:04:47 AM
Just a small note for the moment for you to try and understand, why didn't Allah just mention in the Bible, which is also the book of Allah, that Jesus won’t be murdered and neither will he be crucified but in fact...... rather than just wait for hundreds of years and then reveal that he wasn't murdered and neither was he crucified but in fact .....? Why leave it rather than mention it there and then? Please don't tell me that one book (Bible) wasn't protected and the other (Qur'an) was.

If Allah had mentioned it right there and then in the book (Qur'an) then if you disbelieved, you wouldn't disbelieve in that bit, would you. In fact you would reject the whole book, wouldn't you. And what's the actual test in that? Allah has mentioned certain things but left the Prophet s.a.w to clarify them, which he clearly and most certainly did.

Another example would be that the Qur'an had been revealed and surely the book of Allah should be enough and sufficient for us, but didn't the Prophet s.a.w still ask in fact demand for a pen and paper, but why and what for? Well one can question themselves that what ever the Prophet s.a.w was going to write down for us and the Ummah of that time, if it was really that important then it should have been in the Qur'an. Ever thought of this. Whoever are we to decide what is important and what isn't.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: zaid_ibn_ali on August 10, 2018, 12:56:12 PM
Just a small note for the moment for you to try and understand, why didn't Allah just mention in the Bible, which is also the book of Allah, that Jesus won’t be murdered and neither will he be crucified but in fact...... rather than just wait for hundreds of years and then reveal that he wasn't murdered and neither was he crucified but in fact .....? Why leave it rather than mention it there and then? Please don't tell me that one book (Bible) wasn't protected and the other (Qur'an) was.

If Allah had mentioned it right there and then in the book (Qur'an) then if you disbelieved, you wouldn't disbelieve in that bit, would you. In fact you would reject the whole book, wouldn't you. And what's the actual test in that? Allah has mentioned certain things but left the Prophet s.a.w to clarify them, which he clearly and most certainly did.

Another example would be that the Qur'an had been revealed and surely the book of Allah should be enough and sufficient for us, but didn't the Prophet s.a.w still ask in fact demand for a pen and paper, but why and what for? Well one can question themselves that what ever the Prophet s.a.w was going to write down for us and the Ummah of that time, if it was really that important then it should have been in the Qur'an. Ever thought of this. Whoever are we to decide what is important and what isn't.

Long totally irrelevant post.

There is no doubt in my mind that the verse you bring up is in regards to the children of Israel in the era of Ibrahim AS & his offspring.
Sorry but doing a long equation & creating long formulas to then allude this is a clear evidence of the Imamate of the the offspring of Ali RA is just not convincing for me.

I do not even believe the 9th, 10th & 11th Imams were even scholars.
As the scholars of their age were known. There is virtually zilch known about these Imams even in shia literature. There were more deserving Sayyids of their time who deserve reverence as scholars or spiritual guides.
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Mythbuster1 on August 11, 2018, 07:18:25 PM
Wasteman comes up with a verse of a prophet PROMOTED to a divine imam which is a higher status for a Shiite belief yet he can’t provide anything for the ahle baith ra to bypass prophethood and jump straight on to the highest honour bigger than prophethood.

Come on wasteman you couldn’t prove Imamate over saqifa you can’t get a clear verse on Imamate theory and now you dug a deeper hole you cannot explain how imams are divine imams that don’t need to go through prophethood.

😂😂😂😂😂

That’s ameen s shiism in a nutshell it just gets worse😉👍
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: iceman on August 11, 2018, 07:27:26 PM
Wasteman comes up with a verse of a prophet PROMOTED to a divine imam which is a higher status for a Shiite belief yet he can’t provide anything for the ahle baith ra to bypass prophethood and jump straight on to the highest honour bigger than prophethood.

Come on wasteman you couldn’t prove Imamate over saqifa you can’t get a clear verse on Imamate theory and now you dug a deeper hole you cannot explain how imams are divine imams that don’t need to go through prophethood.

😂😂😂😂😂

That’s ameen s shiism in a nutshell it just gets worse😉👍

I didn't say anything 😊 I asked you a question and you can't even give a simple answer. Was Abraham promoted or given a title of a similar nature and grade? That's all I asked and you're still trying to avoid it by dancing around it. As far as by passing Messenger hood and Prophecy is concerned and going straight to Imamah, can you prove to me that it's necessary for you to be a Messenger and Prophet first before being an Imam. Answer up or own up! 😊
Title: Re: Ibn Masud guilty of kufr?
Post by: Mythbuster1 on August 12, 2018, 02:52:28 PM
I didn't say anything 😊 I asked you a question and you can't even give a simple answer. Was Abraham promoted or given a title of a similar nature and grade? That's all I asked and you're still trying to avoid it by dancing around it. As far as by passing Messenger hood and Prophecy is concerned and going straight to Imamah, can you prove to me that it's necessary for you to be a Messenger and Prophet first before being an Imam. Answer up or own up! 😊

Lol keep asking questions after being asked a question what an idiot honestly.

You are the one who says He was promoted, I ask why prophet saw wasn’t promoted and ahle baith bypassed the promotion.........and all you have to answer is more questions????? Are you really that thick??😊

You came up with this theory I don’t have to prove NOTHING, divine Imamate is your curse not ours, I see YET AGAIN you cannot provide clear answers on something not so clear from the quran😉