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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nobody refuted the death to apostates rule in Islam. They said it exists but isn't always applied historically. Adk the Yazidis whether it exists, though. [/quote]

Oh yes, the world, particularly the Muslims put credence in what ISIS is doing. Practically every Muslim nation and numerous organizations have roundly denounced ISIS' actions as they are not in accordance with Islam. Christian crusaders spilled more blood than probably any other religious group in history, does it follow that Christianity orders killing?

Are we on that track again? That what fanatical or extremists do is symbolic of the actual religion? It is not. [/quote]

The world puts credence in the fact that shariah is followed by the vast majority of Muslims. In addition, PP provided an "authenticated Hadith."

You personally may not follow shariah or accept this Hadith.

You cannot possibly argue, however, that centuries or shariah development, or the Islam practiced by the vast majority of your co-religionists, is "in-authentic."[/quote]

No, no, no. You are not understanding. Cant blame you. You are not Muslim. You do not know how to read the Quran in Arabic. And you have never confirmed your understanding with reputable scholars today. The Sharia is most certainly not 100% wrong. What was repeatedly explained is that its not infallible. Any document or text or fatwa or utterance from any scholar is not infallible. Thus parts ofthe Sharia may be true, in fact, and based on the Quran. But parts may not be. So it is wrong to read fatwas, the word of a scholar only, or the Sharia, and claim they must be 100% representative of the Quran.

Stoning for adultery is in some Sharias. But how can that be when the Quran never prescribed such a punishment for adultery? Here, the sharia deviated from the Quran. The sharia is wrong on this point.

Apostasy is punishable by death in some Sharias. But how, when the Quran never prescribes death for apostasy? Death is only for apostates who committed treason.

So you see, relying on the Sharia 100% as representative of Islam is wrong.[/quote]

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