Ovo podvučeno može da postavi samo totalan vjerski ignorant, ali kada to kaže neko ko brani islam, onda je to van pameti.mirza_15 wrote:Sada cemo malo i da lazemo. Posljednje tri tvrdnje jednostavno nisu tacne. Ali da ne sirimo pricu: islam ima svoje propise. Ko te tjera da budes musliman/muslimanka? Ne mozes bolan mijenjati propise islama kako ti se prohtije.aurora313 wrote: Pošto je svaka religija muški izum, i ne treba tražiti ništa od muških a posebno u islamu. Tvrda pravila su za žene: kako se obući, šamar ako ne sluša muža (ali jok ako je obrnuto), kamenovanje ako je laHka dok je lahak muškarac muškarčina (izuzev ako je peder), odsjecanje klitorisa... ho'š još primjera?
Da li možeš da objasniš nekome kako i na koji način musliman može da mirno napusti islam, dakle bez ikakvih negativnih poslijedica?
A o tome imamo kontraverzi u Kuranu i u hadisu zbog koje su se pa i danas gubile glave:
What the Quran Says
Some liberal Muslims scholars insist freedom of religion is advocated by the Quran, as evidenced by al-Baqarah 256 which states “there is no compulsion in religion.” Although it is one of the most quoted phrases of the Quran, there is disagreement about the limits of this freedom. However, other verses appear to deplore those who leave the religion – known as apostates – and order believers to “fight” against those who do not believe in Islam (9:11-120). Still, the Islamic Research Foundation International reports that the Quran is silent on any worldly punishment for apostasy.
Hadith on Leaving Islam
The Prophet Muhammad is recorded as saying: “‘Whosoever changes his religion, kill him,” a statement that is often used to support the death penalty for Muslims who leave Islam. But other verses in the Hadith suggest changing one’s religion alone is not enough to warrant execution. In fact, the IRFI reports that that penalty only applies to those who leave the faith and then are found to be working against the interests of the Islamic state.



