Examining Islamic dilemmas through logic, history, and scripture. Questioning claims. Testing evidence. Pursuing truth. || Backup Account @DeenRatios
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Why I Started DeenRatio
I created DeenRatio because many people accept religious claims without examining them critically.
Faith should be able to withstand honest questions, logical scrutiny, and historical evidence.
Truth does not fear investigation.
Shame on you if you are a Muslim but are afraid to support the treatment of women in Afghanistan.
Shame on you if you are a Muslim but are afraid to stand up for your faith because you fear upsetting your friends, colleagues, or bosses.
Shame on you if you cannot proudly identify yourself as a Muslim, regardless of the circumstances.
And shame on you if you cannot openly defend Saudi Arabia’s decision to implement Sharia law simply because you fear criticism from others.
Stand firm in your faith, be proud of your Muslim identity, and never let the fear of people silence your beliefs.
Modern women now take pride in exposing almost every part of their bodies and call it fashion.
Whenever I see women who openly sexualise themselves, I wonder what values they intend to pass on to their children.
Today, exposing cleavage and wearing skirts that barely cover the buttocks have become fashionable.
I genuinely pity the next generation of men who desire wives with traditional values.
Abu 'Afak was a Jewish who wrote a politically charged poem against Muhammad and his followers that is preserved in the Sira.
Muhammad then called for Abu 'Afak's death, and Salim ibn Umayr k!lled him.
There is nothing respectable about a prophet of Baal.
“Non-Muslims do not owe Muhammad their respect. They do not believe he was a prophet, and some do not even consider him a good man. You can disagree with them, but you cannot demand that they see him the way you do.
Your reverence for someone does not create an obligation for the rest of the world to revere him.”
-Master Maliq.
What is even more disturbing is seeing people who claim to be moderate Muslims openly defending it.
There are other punishments, including life imprisonment, yet some still defend taking off head.
And when we question the violence associated with this 7th century ideology, these same people insist that Muhammad was the perfect example for all mankind.
There is nothing civilised about b3he@ding people, regardless of the religious justification.
No one deserves to be beheaded because of religion.
It's barbaric.
Beheading someone and calling the name of your God while at it, shows that your God endorses it.
A God that you are not even sure exists.
If one person in this life has been confirmed dead for days and comes back to life, religion may have or may not have died a natural death.
For me, I do not believe that heaven or hell exist.
But I believe in God but no longer through religion.
And unfortunately, I do not have any evidence to counter those who believe that heaven or hell is real.
So my belief should be viewed as my personal beliefs.
However, the humanity in me does not align with beheading anyone because of religion.
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Rochdale - Mohammed Salim From Pakistan attempted to exploit an 11 year old British girl. Caught by British Patriots.
What punishment does Mohammed deserve?
"They wanted to be gr#ped, she also grabs you like she's enjoying it"
This was filmed in South Africa, but these attitudes are also prevalent in places like the DRC and Sudan.
Allah has stopped speaking since Muhammad died, and now he needs humans to help him enforce his laws.
These two individuals allegedly desecrated the house of Allah, yet Allah was so powerless that he could not strike them down right there while they were committing the act. Instead, he needed humans to take action on his behalf.
The other time, Saudi Arabia was begging a Kafir to help protect the house of Allah.
But I am not even surprised. What do you expect from an Allah who is supposedly all-powerful but is even afraid of a dog?
The daughter of the Bangladeshi couple reportedly e#ec4ted in Saudi Arabia is seen placing soil into the graves of both her parents, in a heartbreaking scene that has drawn attention to the family’s tragedy.
The "religion of peace" is the only religion in the world that calls for people to be k!lled for every human mistake, yet its followers expect the world to see it in a positive light.
What amazes me is how some Muslims openly justify such k!ll!ngs today, only to return tomorrow and preach about how peaceful and good Islam is.
Tueh!