Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm a Muslim and responded early on saying that the Quran does not specify anything about this.
Then what are the rules about blasphemy?
I am not a scholar, and I can only speak from my limited knowledge. I apologize for any errors I make. My understanding is that you leave people to their beliefs, but that those people who do not believe in a single God or his message and messengers will be addressed/punished by God. Muslims are not supposed to "punish" them. There's a sense that there is nothing another human can do to convince someone who deliberately disbelieves.
Chapter 15 of the Quran addresses this pretty directly.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm a Muslim and responded early on saying that the Quran does not specify anything about this.
Then what are the rules about blasphemy?
Anonymous wrote:I'm a Muslim and responded early on saying that the Quran does not specify anything about this.
Anonymous wrote:Pretty sure Muslims don't get to tell non-Muslims what they can and can't do.
Anonymous wrote:Pretty sure Muslims don't get to tell non-Muslims what they can and can't do.
Anonymous wrote:It doesn't say you can put up an image of Mohammed but it would be blasphemy to draw mocking, disrespectful images, no?
Anonymous wrote:It doesn't say anything at all about it.