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.......................................an argument on per-destine
By definition, Allaah created time and thus Allaah is outside time. When an entity goes
outside the sphere of time, that entity by definition instantly experiences everything that what happened, what has
happened and what will happen. Not my idea. It is Einsteins.
-Suppose, you are living in a world of two dimension, one dimension is length, and another dimension is width.
-Now, suppose there is an object inside a circle, and you are told to pull out that object from the circle to the out side of the circles without cutting the circle. Possible? No. Because since you are living in a world of two dimension, you have no idea of the third dimension which is height. If you were lived in a world of third dimension, then you could pull that object outside the circle using the third dimension which is the height. Like that, Allah exists in somewhere beyond this world's four dimensions, so Allah can see the future.
Allaah knows the past, present and future
Another helpful following argument on Who created Allah, which is Quoted from other sources:
Sometimes it does not need a better explanation, it needs better understanding. The arguments presented here are presented by Great philosophers for many centuries. I suggest you get some professional training in Philosophy and Logic of Language and it will become easier to comprehend the argument. Let us clear the definitions.
Creator, by definition is The uncreated who creates. Those who do not fully comprehend the definition says Creator is someone who creates and thus needs another creator.
For a novice, this explanation should suffice:
1. There are created beings in the universe.
2. Created being needs a Creator.
3. Created being cannot create, only transform.
3. Therefore, there is an uncreated being who created the first created being.
For a trained mind, the cosmological argument would suffice:
1. Every finite and contingent being has a cause.
2. A causal loop cannot exist.
3. A causal chain cannot be of infinite length.
4. Therefore, a First Cause (or something that is not an effect) must exist.
Thus my first statement isnt contradictory. Again you are not aware of the definition of contradiction. The argument I have presented is based on cause and effect. As per definition of cause and effect, there must be a first cause, the uncaused cause. The argument of the uncreated follows the same principle.
Human have defined the idea of Creator as The uncaused who caused the first cause, The uncreated who creates etc. Once you understand the definition clearly, you can follow the argument easily as well.
By definition, Allaah created time and thus Allaah is outside time. When an entity goes
outside the sphere of time, that entity by definition instantly experiences everything that what happened, what has
happened and what will happen. Not my idea. It is Einsteins.
-Suppose, you are living in a world of two dimension, one dimension is length, and another dimension is width.
-Now, suppose there is an object inside a circle, and you are told to pull out that object from the circle to the out side of the circles without cutting the circle. Possible? No. Because since you are living in a world of two dimension, you have no idea of the third dimension which is height. If you were lived in a world of third dimension, then you could pull that object outside the circle using the third dimension which is the height. Like that, Allah exists in somewhere beyond this world's four dimensions, so Allah can see the future.
Allaah knows the past, present and future
Another helpful following argument on Who created Allah, which is Quoted from other sources:
Sometimes it does not need a better explanation, it needs better understanding. The arguments presented here are presented by Great philosophers for many centuries. I suggest you get some professional training in Philosophy and Logic of Language and it will become easier to comprehend the argument. Let us clear the definitions.
Creator, by definition is The uncreated who creates. Those who do not fully comprehend the definition says Creator is someone who creates and thus needs another creator.
For a novice, this explanation should suffice:
1. There are created beings in the universe.
2. Created being needs a Creator.
3. Created being cannot create, only transform.
3. Therefore, there is an uncreated being who created the first created being.
For a trained mind, the cosmological argument would suffice:
1. Every finite and contingent being has a cause.
2. A causal loop cannot exist.
3. A causal chain cannot be of infinite length.
4. Therefore, a First Cause (or something that is not an effect) must exist.
Thus my first statement isnt contradictory. Again you are not aware of the definition of contradiction. The argument I have presented is based on cause and effect. As per definition of cause and effect, there must be a first cause, the uncaused cause. The argument of the uncreated follows the same principle.
Human have defined the idea of Creator as The uncaused who caused the first cause, The uncreated who creates etc. Once you understand the definition clearly, you can follow the argument easily as well.
I gurantee you there is not 1 muslim country on earth that follows islam purely on the quran. Quran does not support dictatorship. Your supposed to fight tyrants even if the oppressed are non muslims. and about hdgdp, and civil war I would say resources and western powers. If i talk about that this thread will go a whole other way.
Have you seen jerry springer or maury?
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However I behave nicely to every people not because I want to have a better life in my next life, it is because I want to have good relation with people. In addition, I do not want to have premarital sex although in my culture and religious it is very normal (people need to know their partner well in order to have a good decision before too late). I dont want to have premaritual sex because I think that true love waits 
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