12 Years old boy becomes Muslim
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Well i've saw alot of peoples are comin up with alot of nonsense stuffs nowadays, i've saw on youtube comments too, so all this is cookingup in my mind, i've to post here than youtube than facebook, lol.
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I have a question for pakistanis here , I might be wrong.... I dont want o get banned so I will try to ask it in a good way.. neither I have any intention of hurting anyones feeling/emotion just for the sake of relegion.- this Q. has nothing to do with the video. Its just I was thinking it from quite some time now...
-Does it says in your holy book that if you will help convert someone (from other relegion), you will be get a place in heaven or somthing else?
Pls , dont start a war over this (?naive?) question now.. I m just interested to know the answer.. No offence intended.
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As far as I know no there is nothing about that. Religiously speaking Muslims feel like they need to carry on the "Message" and Muhammad's PBUH legacy of guiding people into the true path.
Scientifically speaking (Not that religion and science contradict each other) Based on my own observations I have found that people tend to try to export their way of thinking into as many people as they can to further cement the feeling of "I am right a lot of people share my exact same idea" You can see this even in government level for instance the US is trying to export its democratic revolution so does Iran the Islamic Empires were after the same thing so do the Crusades (In a certain way). Even Atheists are trying to spread their way of thinking even though they have once and again cited how they are "NOT" a religion however they feel like trying to "Save" people from religion into this new type of thought which in turn have turned Atheism into a religion on itself.
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Oh and one more thing Soorma I know that we Muslims are a bit sensitive but dude we are not THAT sensitive for you to say sorry so much man.
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Not really, unless they are still influenced by the society. Or forced to do so without their will.
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Not really. They are not forced to join, nor to leave.
They join because they had issues with their previous lives, they leave because they didn't find what they expected.
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That does not happen in western world. Usually.
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Same can be said about the thousands of westerners who travel to India for spiritual reasons and leave disappointingly
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Why should I "jalo" if the vast majority of converts leave Islam within three years?
I don't care much either way.
The number of converts to Islam in the West is anyway insignificant. At the claimed rate of 20000 per year (not counting those who leave the religion), it will take 150 years for 1% of the population to convert.
Europe is also at the same levels.
We have been reading about the impending Islamization of the West for decades. The number of native converts is not even 0.5% in any European country.
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Possible. There are many fakes out there.
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Two things to say:
1. I dont think any christian group(not even hardcore missionary) will parade a 13 year new convert, it borders on child abuse.
2. In west these are roughly the group of people attracted to:
Buddism: Rich and intelligent
Hinduism: Middle class and restless, in search of something
Islam: working class, black, jail inmates(and now children)
1. I dont think any christian group(not even hardcore missionary) will parade a 13 year new convert, it borders on child abuse.
2. In west these are roughly the group of people attracted to:
Buddism: Rich and intelligent
Hinduism: Middle class and restless, in search of something
Islam: working class, black, jail inmates(and now children)
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