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That shooter was a faggot himself. JFL @ using his name.
Easy to say for a guy with ten wives, one of whom was a loli. Like the rich telling the poor to just save and invest. JFL @ this.
The shooter had a wife and children. The only reason why this 'closeted homosexual' rumour went around was because of the survivors trying to degrade his image.
The Prophet was the final and last messenger sent by Allah to guide mankind to that which is best. His wisdom has a Divine source, and is not his mere opinion. Allah says (that which means), "Nor does he speak from [his own] inclination." [An-Najm 53:3]
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He wouldn't be the first closeted gay to have a family.
If that's the case, then why do you differentiate between what's in the Quran and what the prophet said as part of the collections of his saying (hadith)? If every word coming from him is divinely inspired and direct from God, then why isn't all of his words in the Quran? Why does that distinction between scripture and hadith even exist anyway?
And how would anyone know if he's giving his own personal opinion on something or if he's calling God on the direct channel? Are you saying that he has no opinions of his own? If you're saying that, then you're saying that he doesn't think, because you have to think to form and construct your own opinions. And what of the fact that he was simply a human being with likes and dislikes - a man with preferences. He had clothing and dietary preferences. Does this mean that those preferences are from God as well? If he dressed a certain a way, walked, talked, sat and ate a certain way, that this is was all from God? If that's true, then why is everything your prophet does not compulsory instead of what you would call "sunnah?"
Your religion has a cult-like veneration of your prophet, and the unfortunate thing is that you all have this blind spot. You dress like him, grow your beards like him, and even adopt his reported mannerisms. This goes beyond religion. This is cult behavior.
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The Sunnah is broken down into 3 categories. The first of which is what obligatory to follow, such as praying 5 times a day, fasting in Ramadan, giving charity to the poor etc. The second category is the Sunnah of the Prophet which is based on his own personal preferences and culture, for example the clothes he used to wear and what he used to personally enjoy to eat, these Sunnahs are not obligatory but they may be followed if one wishes to. The third category are the Sunnahs which are forbidden for the rest of Muslims to perform, for example marrying more than 4 wives.
The Qur'an is the Word of Allah, while the Hadith are the words of the Prophet Muhammad which are not based on manmade opinions which are subject to error and subjectiveness, but rather are inspired by Allah. The hadith are important as they are set within a context, whether it is when the Prophet was in war, in his home, amongst his family, companions etc. The hadith are important as they go hand in hand with the Quran in helping us have a clear understanding of Islam and what Allah wishes from us.
Prophets were sent to their nations in order for their people to follow them and take them as an example, it would lead to confusion if we were to say that the Prophets are prone to making major mistakes or that their words cannot be trusted. Mankind needs a perfect role model to follow so that we have an ideal way of life to strive towards. The difference between Muhammad and the rest of the Prophets such as Jesus, Abraham or Moses is that they were sent for a specific time period with specific laws for their own people, while Muhammad was sent as a guide and perfect example for all people om earth, whether they are Arab, American, European, African or anything else.
God, Have mercy on us.
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