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Muslim political culture : Comments
By Nayeefa Chowdhury, published 16/10/2006Muslim political culture: governance and prospects for democracy, focusing on Saudi Arabia, Iran and Indonesia.
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“Mohammad in Islam is the model human being on whom you base all your beliefs and practices”
Wrong again. Islam is the message not the messenger. History shows neither prophet Mohamed (pbuh) nor his immediate followers (AbuBakr, Omar or Othman) wanted to collect or teach anything but the Qu’ran. The prophet wanted a grave without a sign. Hadith is a good added bonus but not compulsory to the faith although we can pick and replicate the manners of the great prophet Mohamed if we want to.
I understand your faith evolves around worshipping and replicating Jesus (pbuh) but that’ not our case.
I prayed for you to find $29.95 to buy “Islam for dummies” so you can understand a little more about your ‘obsession’ :-)
Infid,
The 5 major schools you are referring to re apostacy are 1,000 year old schools of thought.
If you research topics by a poster called “Dawood” on olo, you will find references and links to modernisation efforts in this area on the basis that it contradicts the Quran and further action by the prophet (he tolerated apostasy during his life).
Having said that, Muslims convert to other religions everyday including in Muslims countries. I believe the sentencing is carried out only in Saudi and Iran.
Peace,