More terrorism in UK
#32
Re: More terrorism in UK
Wasn't it not saying prayers rather than not burying them? Or was this some other report? In any case, I thought the fact that it was considered newsworthy was because it was unusual to withhold prayers, further suggesting that normally they did do so.
The recent Paris incident didn't seem to get much coverage.
Botched or second thoughts from someone not wholly committed?
The recent Paris incident didn't seem to get much coverage.
Botched or second thoughts from someone not wholly committed?
#33
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Re: More terrorism in UK
My point was that both religions are ridiculous. I don't have an in-depth knowledge of the Islam virus, however, the the actions of over hundred Islamic leaders who refuse to bury one of their dead (albeit wicked terrorists) suggest that there is no principle of forgiveness, as their is in Christianity.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salat_al-Janazah
What I make of the removal of the prayers, is IMHO a formal denial that they are a Muslim, it's a sort of 'excommunication' by the Imam's for a very big sin ?
#34
Re: More terrorism in UK
Not quite, in fact there is little comparison.
Guns kill nearly 1,300 US children each year - CNN.com
Guns kill nearly 1,300 US children each year - CNN.com
#35
Re: More terrorism in UK
Not quite, in fact there is little comparison.
Guns kill nearly 1,300 US children each year - CNN.com
Guns kill nearly 1,300 US children each year - CNN.com
With 2016 over, a toddler has now shot a person every week in the US for two years straight
#36
Re: More terrorism in UK
Yes but some avenge their fallen brothers and sisters
With 2016 over, a toddler has now shot a person every week in the US for two years straight
With 2016 over, a toddler has now shot a person every week in the US for two years straight
#37
Re: More terrorism in UK
All we need now is a spider letting loose with a sidearm and we will really be in trouble - a Huntsman spider given the name would be the likely suspect
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#38
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Re: More terrorism in UK
This Wikipedia guide may help, but the whole prayer thing is very similar to last rites and focuses on forgiveness
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salat_al-Janazah
What I make of the removal of the prayers, is IMHO a formal denial that they are a Muslim, it's a sort of 'excommunication' by the Imam's for a very big sin ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salat_al-Janazah
What I make of the removal of the prayers, is IMHO a formal denial that they are a Muslim, it's a sort of 'excommunication' by the Imam's for a very big sin ?
UK: Over 130 Imams refuse to perform funeral prayer for London terror attackers - The Muslim NewsThe Muslim News
#39
Re: More terrorism in UK
https://www.google.ca/amp/www.dailym...l-station.html
sex offender and ISIS lone solder is no more, at last a happy terror story
sex offender and ISIS lone solder is no more, at last a happy terror story
#40
Re: More terrorism in UK
This Wikipedia guide may help, but the whole prayer thing is very similar to last rites and focuses on forgiveness
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salat_al-Janazah
What I make of the removal of the prayers, is IMHO a formal denial that they are a Muslim, it's a sort of 'excommunication' by the Imam's for a very big sin ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salat_al-Janazah
What I make of the removal of the prayers, is IMHO a formal denial that they are a Muslim, it's a sort of 'excommunication' by the Imam's for a very big sin ?
Yes, I get their rationale from a 'community' perspective, though technically within Islam their is no power structure which could lead to an 'excommunication'. Out of curiosity, was there any burial denial (etc.) for the IRA terrorists? I can't recall...
#41
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Re: More terrorism in UK
MikeUK! You're back.
Yes, I get their rationale from a 'community' perspective, though technically within Islam their is no power structure which could lead to an 'excommunication'. Out of curiosity, was there any burial denial (etc.) for the IRA terrorists? I can't recall...
Yes, I get their rationale from a 'community' perspective, though technically within Islam their is no power structure which could lead to an 'excommunication'. Out of curiosity, was there any burial denial (etc.) for the IRA terrorists? I can't recall...
#42
Re: More terrorism in UK
Hoping this dude gets incarcerated in a prison where some justice can be properly dispensed.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...beckton-london
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...beckton-london
#43
Re: More terrorism in UK
Hoping this dude gets incarcerated in a prison where some justice can be properly dispensed.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...beckton-london
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...beckton-london