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Just a correction, We muslims give Da'wah not practice, Dawah is an invitation to our religion Islam. Islam is what we practice 
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(Original post by Azhar Rana)
Just a correction, We muslims give Da'wah not practice, Dawah is an invitation to our religion Islam. Islam is what we practice
Just a correction, We muslims give Da'wah not practice, Dawah is an invitation to our religion Islam. Islam is what we practice
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(Original post by Scrappy-coco)
I've got a question, he mentions scientific miracles in the quran - do all muslims describe this or are there muslims who don't accept scientific miracles?
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I've got a question, he mentions scientific miracles in the quran - do all muslims describe this or are there muslims who don't accept scientific miracles?
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If you are interested in Islam I'd suggest you go to the nearest Islamic centre/mosque where you could get more accurate answer.
I hope this helped
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(Original post by Scrappy-coco)
I thought dawah was evangelism? Sorry if I'm wrong!
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I thought dawah was evangelism? Sorry if I'm wrong!
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(Original post by mh99)
I'm not to sure about this, I don't want to answer something that could be wrong.
If you are interested in Islam I'd suggest you go to the nearest Islamic centre/mosque where you could get more accurate answer.
I hope this helped
I'm not to sure about this, I don't want to answer something that could be wrong.
If you are interested in Islam I'd suggest you go to the nearest Islamic centre/mosque where you could get more accurate answer.
I hope this helped
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(Original post by Scrappy-coco)
So no dawah today? I was interested to see muslims explain their faith, why it is true and why I should convert.
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So no dawah today? I was interested to see muslims explain their faith, why it is true and why I should convert.
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I would go into a mosque and do not worry you will not be looked at ask questions, You will gain so much knowledge.
Faith is a individual choice I would not force anyone into religion
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(Original post by AHussain123)
brother/sister I would study Islam by reading the Quran and the hadiths. I would look into Islam through textbooks not through the internet.
I would go into a mosque and do not worry you will not be looked at ask questions, You will gain so much knowledge.
Faith is a individual choice I would not force anyone into religion
brother/sister I would study Islam by reading the Quran and the hadiths. I would look into Islam through textbooks not through the internet.
I would go into a mosque and do not worry you will not be looked at ask questions, You will gain so much knowledge.
Faith is a individual choice I would not force anyone into religion
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(Original post by Awais_)
Ask me mate.
Ask me mate.
So some people think philosophical argument make a good case for God, but that could be any God. An impersonal deist to polytheistic Hinduism. When choosing a religion, why is Islam the the true one?
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(Original post by Scrappy-coco)
I know the Quran is central to Islam, is it the main reason for Islam being true?
So some people think philosophical argument make a good case for God, but that could be any God. An impersonal deist to polytheistic Hinduism. When choosing a religion, why is Islam the the true one?
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I know the Quran is central to Islam, is it the main reason for Islam being true?
So some people think philosophical argument make a good case for God, but that could be any God. An impersonal deist to polytheistic Hinduism. When choosing a religion, why is Islam the the true one?
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(Original post by nucdev)
Pluralistic Hinduism - since it contains atheism and agnosticism too within its diverse philosophies
Pluralistic Hinduism - since it contains atheism and agnosticism too within its diverse philosophies
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(Original post by Scrappy-coco)
Yes, I meant specifically the polytheistic Hindus
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Yes, I meant specifically the polytheistic Hindus
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(Original post by nucdev)
Fair enough lmao
Fair enough lmao
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