ZaYYaF
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Islam is absolute, so talking about reforms in Islam is out of question, and no non-Muslim who do not understand Quran and what it says have any right to talk about reforming something which he/she do not know anything of. The only thing they know is the image of Islam that is being portrayed by us Muslim, and to add more to that image is Media and pure propaganda (and of course the few radicals).
Someone here pointed out a poll, in which most Pakistani agree to punishment for wrong deeds. Tell me, if you do not punish a wrong doer, won't he be doing the wrong again and again? Won't somebody else have the same idea of doing wrong and get away with it? And no a punishment of some fine and a little time in hawalat isn't going to discourage the wrong doers.
If anyone really wants reform, then the only advice I can give is to start it from your own self. Have true faith, understand Quran and Hadith for what it is meant for, have any doubts, visit and meet Alims (not the Mullahs, I hope you understand the difference).
P.S. Why does the dictionary have no "Quran" and "Hadith" words in it here? It underlines it every time, or is it just me?
Someone here pointed out a poll, in which most Pakistani agree to punishment for wrong deeds. Tell me, if you do not punish a wrong doer, won't he be doing the wrong again and again? Won't somebody else have the same idea of doing wrong and get away with it? And no a punishment of some fine and a little time in hawalat isn't going to discourage the wrong doers.
If anyone really wants reform, then the only advice I can give is to start it from your own self. Have true faith, understand Quran and Hadith for what it is meant for, have any doubts, visit and meet Alims (not the Mullahs, I hope you understand the difference).
P.S. Why does the dictionary have no "Quran" and "Hadith" words in it here? It underlines it every time, or is it just me?