Blame the one who started but Islam also gives punishment to the one who transgress....Kill only the ONE who killed your family, not whole numbers of people!
Dont be soo sure...I had shia friends from Iraq and believe me they were nothing like the Shia in Pakistan....so if across few countries it can be that diverse...Just imagine across the globe!
Do you think those falling on the ground bleeding in Pakistan or being blown up were doing anything else?
It takes 2 to tango....If their relatives goes and takes revenge...it will come under SHIA KILLED PEOPLE....no matter how you see it ...it takes 2 to tango!
What does that gotta do with blowing our citizens?
Do you know what a terrorist is? He doesnt go looking for marks on which side you belong! The problem isnt who is being killed...THAT can be identified and there is a reason we say Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajeeoon....
but WHO THE HELL IS DOING THE KILLING and not being caught....THAT is the problem!
I am not supporting killing but I am def pissed at which wacko can get a kick of killing ANY human being be he/ she a sunni or a shia or whatever shit!
What if that aggressive group is Shia or from Iran? Sent to "neutralize" what he/ she thinks is Wahabism? Using our land and our people as a cover up/ shield? What do we say do then? Keep silent?
Are you actually telling me not a single Sunni has been killed? Oh kindly get your ignorant arse off the thread! I never break my people into sunni or shia! But you idiots need that definition and identity!
Go thump your chest in your own village not in my country not on my soil - THAT is a clear msg from us!
Ogey...if u say so...
You may believe anyone wearing a Black Turban or may be you would switch to 'Taqia' mode !
for thousand times... taqiya is a sunni thing too... it is not used on ordinary situations.. it is an Islamic thing that can be used when the condition met....
A similar concept in
Sunni Islam is known as
idtirar (إضطرار) "coercion". A related concept is known as
kitman "concealment; dissimulation by omission".
This practice was emphasized in Shi'a Islam whereby adherents may conceal their religion when they are under threat,
persecution, or compulsion.
[3] Taqiyya was developed to protect Shi'ites who were usually in minority and under pressure, and Shi'a Muslims as the persecuted minority have taken recourse to dissimulation from the time of the
mihna (persecution) under
Al-Ma'mun in the 9th century.
[4] However, there are many examples of practicing taqiyya among Sunnis where it was necessary.
[4]
In the Shi'a view, taqiyya is lawful in situations where there is overwhelming danger of loss of life or property and where no danger to religion would occur thereby.
[1] Taqiyya has also been legitimised, particularly among
Twelver Shia, in order to maintain Muslim unity and fraternity.
[6][7]
and this is the source in Quran:
"Let not the believers take the unbelievers for friends rather than believers; and whoever does this, he shall have nothing of (the guardianship of) Allah, but you should guard yourselves against them, guarding carefully (illā an tattaqū minhum tuqāt)."
And this:
The two words
tattaqū ("you fear") and
tuqāt "in fear" are derived from this root, and the abstract noun
taqiyyah refers to the general principle connected with the situation described here, first recorded in a Qur'anic gloss by
Al-Bukhari (9th century).
[10]
Regarding 3:28,
Ibn Kathir writes, "meaning, except those believers who in some areas or times fear for their safety from the disbelievers. In this case, such believers are allowed to show friendship to the disbelievers outwardly, but never inwardly." He quotes
Muhammad's companion,
Abu Ad-Darda', who said "we smile in the face of some people although our hearts curse them," and
Al-Hasan who said "the Tuqyah is acceptable till the Day of Resurrection."
[11]
A similar instance of the Qur'an permitting dissimulation under compulsion is found in
Sura 16:106,
[12] Sunni and Shi'a commentators alike observe that verse 16:106 refers to the case of
'Ammar b. Yasir, who was forced to renounce his beliefs under physical duress and torture.
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