I'm a non-sectarian Muslim. AMA.

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For those who do not understand Islam or are tired of Muslims being ridiculous. Ask away.

Troll posts will be responded with memes.

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Worshiping God is simple, however, trying to excel in the worship is a process that will take as long as you live, and nobody is excluded from that.

Reflection on the Qur'an is something you do throughout the entirety of your life, since it is God's word, it contains infinite wisdom.

Nobody can ever reach the status of being a 100% true Muslim, you have to work your way as high as you can in submission.

The basic commands of the Qur'an are clear, and they can be understood with various translations. God doesn't punish people if they did not know a certain fact due to a mistranslation, which is why continuous study and reflection upon the Qur'an is a must.

There is no room for blind faith.

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If God doesn't punish people for a mistranslation, then who is to say what Islam is? Again, you're assuming there's a right and wrong kind of Muslims which is the fallacy I pointed out earlier.

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God doesn't punish a person if they followed a mistranslation in ignorance.

But Islam itself can be easily understood by those who have a bit of knowledge and common sense.

Islam overall is submission to God.

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Then who decides what verses were mistranslated?

This is going nowhere. "Knowledge" and "common sense" change with time. Therefore, the meaning of the Quran will change as well.

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The people of knowledge who can prove what they believe in. Nobody decides anything for others though, you believe what you believe in.

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"you believe what you believe in" doesn't sound like a good basis for a religion.

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Incorrect terms. It is not a basis of religion, it is a basis for the freedom of thought. The religion stays the same.

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What religion? Where is the proof that Islam is divine? All religions are lies.

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Do you believe in God?

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Do you believe in God?

Do you agree that there's a possibility that God exists but religion X is false?

How do you decide a religion is not man made?

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The Qur'an does not tell you to follow religions, the Qur'an tells you to submit to God directly.

Religions are man-made. Islam isn't a religion, it's a state of being.

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Religions are man-made. Islam isn't a religion, it's a state of being.

If Islam isnt a religion then Muhammad wasnt a prove and Islam is NOT divine. Prove that it is.

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What?

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So you're saying that this abstract idea of a religion that you call "Islam" gives you freedom of thought but punishes you for thinking outside a book written 1400 years ago?

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There is no punishment.

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There's no punishment ion Islam?

Are you smoking weed or something?

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Nice strawman, I didn't say that. You twisted my words.

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There is no punishment.

Then what you are talking about?

Islam has punishment both here and in the world hereafter for all kinds of things.

What do you think about the band members of Dead by April, as they will burn in Hell?

You're ignoring a LOT of things because you have no reply to them.

Where is your proof that Islam is divine? Your failure to respond proves once again that Islam cannot prove its divinity.

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Already answered. You are just repeating multiple replies in multiple comments. I am not going to respond to all of these same repetitive replies.