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What are the best Quran recitations?

What are the best Quran recitations?
Here is my favourite so far:
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Reply 1

Original post by MorganC0
Don't listen to a religion created by a pedophile and brutal conqueror. Jesus is king



Watch these and don't make claims without knowledge.

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Reply 3

Original post by hh1209


Watch these and don't make claims without knowledge.
I've provided you with two facts. Muhammad was a pedophile - according to most sources he consummated his marriage with Aisha at age 9 (he was a grown man at this point - sounds like a pedophile to me) . So not only did he terrorize a little girl, he also proceeded to initiate the beginning of the centuries of conquests that the various caliphs would carry on.

Reply 4

Original post by MorganC0
I've provided you with two facts. Muhammad was a pedophile - according to most sources he consummated his marriage with Aisha at age 9 (he was a grown man at this point - sounds like a pedophile to me) . So not only did he terrorize a little girl, he also proceeded to initiate the beginning of the centuries of conquests that the various caliphs would carry on.

you have clearly not watched the videos and are just arguing for the sake of arguing with no intention to debate like a grown up. I have no time for willfully ignorant people like you and insha'Allah you will find your way to the correct path.

About your second point, nowhere in the bible, old or new testaments, does jesus claim divinity. just look at the time where he said, in the bible, "My lord why have you forsaken me?" That is proof enough that he wasn't God

Reply 5

Original post by hh1209
you have clearly not watched the videos and are just arguing for the sake of arguing with no intention to debate like a grown up. I have no time for willfully ignorant people like you and insha'Allah you will find your way to the correct path.
About your second point, nowhere in the bible, old or new testaments, does jesus claim divinity. just look at the time where he said, in the bible, "My lord why have you forsaken me?" That is proof enough that he wasn't God

Are you going to just blatantly ignore what I've said ? Do you follow the religion of a pedophile or not (which you clearly do). W'ell get to theology later.

Reply 6

Original post by MorganC0
Are you going to just blatantly ignore what I've said ? Do you follow the religion of a pedophile or not (which you clearly do). W'ell get to theology later.

@Mohammed_2000 Back me up here please
It is not pedophillia if it was accepted at the time and God commanded it. You still haven't watched the videos and are still arguing.
In Islam, the age of maturity is when you have experienced puberty. Once that happens, you are judged as an adult.
This society has abolished that ideology and made it pedophillia. Women back then were different and more mature, therefore they were mature at the age of puberty.
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Reply 7

Original post by hh1209
@Mohammed_2000 Back me up here please
It is not pedophillia if it was accepted at the time and God commanded it. You still haven't watched the videos and are still arguing.
In Islam, the age of maturity is when you have experienced puberty. Once that happens, you are judged as an adult.
This society has abolished that ideology and made it pedophillia. Women back then were different and more mature, therefore they were mature at the age of puberty.

"It is not pedophilia if it was accepted at the time and God commanded it"

I'm actually shocked reading this. can you her yourself ? its not pedophilia if it was accepted at the time??. So if society suddenly just accepted that it was normal for grown pen to put their penises inside children you'd be okay with that ? And if God commanded it, what does that say about your God?

I can't actually believe that you are trying to justify Muhammad in his actions. He traumatized a young girl (likely for life). Lets put it this way (and please answer this question): if you were the father of Aisha at the time of Muhammad would you be okay with a grown man having sex with your little angle when she was only 9 ?

Reply 8

Original post by MorganC0
"It is not pedophilia if it was accepted at the time and God commanded it"
I'm actually shocked reading this. can you her yourself ? its not pedophilia if it was accepted at the time??. So if society suddenly just accepted that it was normal for grown pen to put their penises inside children you'd be okay with that ? And if God commanded it, what does that say about your God?
I can't actually believe that you are trying to justify Muhammad in his actions. He traumatized a young girl (likely for life). Lets put it this way (and please answer this question): if you were the father of Aisha at the time of Muhammad would you be okay with a grown man having sex with your little angle when she was only 9 ?

you defo didn't watch the video. The father wanted the marriage. Nowhere does it say the prophet had sex with Aisha at her young age. He took care of her and she became one of the most important women in Islam.

Reply 9

Original post by hh1209
you defo didn't watch the video. The father wanted the marriage. Nowhere does it say the prophet had sex with Aisha at her young age. He took care of her and she became one of the most important women in Islam.
"Nowhere does it say the prophet had sex with Aisha at her young age" Are you just in denial here ? According to most sources, Muhammad consummated the marriage when Aisha was 9. Here's a list of sources for that claim:

My question wasn't about if her father wanted the marriage, it was whether you would want this for your daughter irrespective of any societal context.

Reply 10

Original post by MorganC0
"Nowhere does it say the prophet had sex with Aisha at her young age" Are you just in denial here ? According to most sources, Muhammad consummated the marriage when Aisha was 9. Here's a list of sources for that claim:
My question wasn't about if her father wanted the marriage, it was whether you would want this for your daughter irrespective of any societal context.

Dont use Wikipedia as your sources. Anyone can edit and alter it and it is also not a valid source of knowledge in Islam. Look at the Quran and authentic hadeeth and bring me any quotes.
If Allah commanded something, why should we question Him? If there was a problem with this during the time it happened, do you not think people would have objected, especially her father?

Reply 11

Original post by MorganC0
Don't listen to a religion created by a pedophile and brutal conqueror. Jesus is king


We love prophet Isa (Jesus) (peace and blessing upon him) as we much as we love all other prophets, including Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). But he is not God. He used to pray to God, he said worship “only the father”, he never ate pork, he bowed his head to the ground when praying, he never once, in the entire Bible, said he was God. Early Christians did not believe him to be God, it was only centuries after that this occurred, and concepts like the trinity were made. Yet somehow, Christians believe he (an innocent man) died in a blood sacrifice for all our sins and turned God from 1 to 3. To me, that sounds a lot like any other pagan religion who use blood sacrifice and worship multiple Gods. I would urge you to turn back to God and his oneness. God is one, the All Powerful, All Merciful, the creator of the heavens and the earth. He is The Absolute Truth and there is no one like unto him.

Reply 12

Original post by hh1209
Dont use Wikipedia as your sources. Anyone can edit and alter it and it is also not a valid source of knowledge in Islam. Look at the Quran and authentic hadeeth and bring me any quotes.
If Allah commanded something, why should we question Him? If there was a problem with this during the time it happened, do you not think people would have objected, especially her father?

If you look at the sources, they are books written by scholars on the subject. you're still trying to justify it, when clearly you know deep down that it is wrong. Just answer my question: if you were her father, would you want a man in his 50s to have sex with your 9 year old daughter. yes or no, its not hard ?

Reply 13

Original post by bimbibap
We love prophet Isa (Jesus) (peace and blessing upon him) as we much as we love all other prophets, including Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). But he is not God. He used to pray to God, he said worship “only the father”, he never ate pork, he bowed his head to the ground when praying, he never once, in the entire Bible, said he was God. Early Christians did not believe him to be God, it was only centuries after that this occurred, and concepts like the trinity were made. Yet somehow, Christians believe he (an innocent man) died in a blood sacrifice for all our sins and turned God from 1 to 3. To me, that sounds a lot like any other pagan religion who use blood sacrifice and worship multiple Gods. I would urge you to turn back to God and his oneness. God is one, the All Powerful, All Merciful, the creator of the heavens and the earth. He is The Absolute Truth and there is no one like unto him.
"But to us there is but one God, the Father, of whom are all things, and we in him; and one Lord Jesus Christ, by whom are all things, and we by him." (1 Corinthians 8:6 ; KJV) note. 'one Lord Jesus Christ by whom are all things and we by him'

Additionally, from John:
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." (John 1:1 ; KJV)
and

"And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth."

so we see from the first verse (1:1) that the word was there in the beginning - "In the begging was the word" ie. not created and, as you are a Muslim, you must agree that the only un-created thing is God himself ; to the next verse I quoted (1:14) "And the word became flesh and dwelt among us" - so this word that existed in the beginning (without creation - meaning it has to be God) came and dwelt among us in human flesh meaning that Jesus is God. that's specifically why we use the word "begotten" and not "created"

I can give more if you like

I see once again you blatantly ignore the facts that you know are true about Muhammad and his depravity.
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Reply 14

Original post by MorganC0
"But to us there is but one God, the Father, of whom are all things, and we in him; and one Lord Jesus Christ, by whom are all things, and we by him." (1 Corinthians 8:6 ; KJV) note. 'one Lord Jesus Christ by whom are all things and we by him'
Additionally, from John:
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." (John 1:1 ; KJV)
and
"And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth."
so we see from the first verse (1:1) that the word was there in the beginning - "In the begging was the word" ie. not created and, as you are a Muslim, you must agree that the only un-created thing is God himself ; to the next verse I quoted (1:14) "And the word became flesh and dwelt among us" - so this word that existed in the beginning (without creation - meaning it has to be God) came and dwelt among us in human flesh meaning that Jesus is God. that's specifically why we use the word "begotten" and not "created"
I can give more if you like
I see once again you blatantly ignore the facts that you know are true about Muhammad and his depravity.

Matthew 27:45-47 (also Mark 15:33-34) says: "my lord, my lord. Why have you forsaken me?"
Why would "God" be asking himself why he has forgotten himself?
And why does the Old Testement (word of your God) not say anything about the Trinity?


As for your claim about Aisha,
I have looked into it more and there is uncertainty about how old Aisha was at the time. However, if you look at the bible, there was a story where Isaac married Rebekah - and just how there is uncertainty about how old she was, many Christians argue that she was at the age of giving consent and had full understanding of what was going on. I am not saying she got married at 3 - which is what a lot of people argue, but I am saying that just as there is uncertainty around Aisha's age, there is uncertainty around Rebekah's age.

Reply 15

Original post by hh1209
Matthew 27:45-47 (also Mark 15:33-34) says: "my lord, my lord. Why have you forsaken me?"
Why would "God" be asking himself why he has forgotten himself?
And why does the Old Testement (word of your God) not say anything about the Trinity?

As for your claim about Aisha,
I have looked into it more and there is uncertainty about how old Aisha was at the time. However, if you look at the bible, there was a story where Isaac married Rebekah - and just how there is uncertainty about how old she was, many Christians argue that she was at the age of giving consent and had full understanding of what was going on. I am not saying she got married at 3 - which is what a lot of people argue, but I am saying that just as there is uncertainty around Aisha's age, there is uncertainty around Rebekah's age.

If you want to learn, listen to the videos and take it in before arguing back

Reply 16

Original post by hh1209
Matthew 27:45-47 (also Mark 15:33-34) says: "my lord, my lord. Why have you forsaken me?"
Why would "God" be asking himself why he has forgotten himself?
And why does the Old Testement (word of your God) not say anything about the Trinity?

As for your claim about Aisha,
I have looked into it more and there is uncertainty about how old Aisha was at the time. However, if you look at the bible, there was a story where Isaac married Rebekah - and just how there is uncertainty about how old she was, many Christians argue that she was at the age of giving consent and had full understanding of what was going on. I am not saying she got married at 3 - which is what a lot of people argue, but I am saying that just as there is uncertainty around Aisha's age, there is uncertainty around Rebekah's age.
'Matthew 27:45-47 (also Mark 15:33-34) says: "my lord, my lord. Why have you forsaken me?"Why would "God" be asking himself why he has forgotten himself?' - I'm not even sure how this in itself leads you to believing that Jesus wasn't God. First let me remind you of what Jesus was sent to do - to die for humanity's sin that we may be considered worthy of God's kingdom through his son - "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved." (John 3:16-17 ; KJV) and "Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed." (1 Peter 2:24 ; KJV) . For this to be achieved, God had to take on the form of man and suffer for the sins we have committed "let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus: Who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God: But made himself of no reputation, and took upon him the form of a servant, and was made in the likeness of men: And being found in fashion as a man, he humbled himself, and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross." (Philippians 2:5-8) - Take particular note of these verses: even though Jesus was 'in the form of God' (there's evidence for you right there anyway but we'll carry on), he "took upon him the form of a servant" (ie. he, God (as we have just seen) took on the form of man). The reason why this is so important is because it shows that Jesus was both God and Man meaning he had the ability to suffer like me and you. This is why the verse you referenced is not a question to God (as it may appear) the father but a cry out in pain because Jesus already knew he was going to die and thus already knew that God the Father hadn't forsaken him but rather this was what he was sent to do - "From that time forth began Jesus to shew unto his disciples, how that he must go unto Jerusalem, and suffer many things of the elders and chief priests and scribes, and be killed, and be raised again the third day." (Matthew 16:21 ; KJV).

Reply 17

Original post by hh1209
If you want to learn, listen to the videos and take it in before arguing back

I think you need to follow this advice yourself. Clearly you have no knowledge of your own religion, you even admitted yourself that you had to look further into Aisha and Muhammad's relationship ; don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that needing to look up information is bad in of itself but you have gone form saying "Nowhere does it say the prophet had sex with Aisha at her young age" to then saying "I have looked into it more and there is uncertainty about how old Aisha was at the time" ie. now admitting that there is a possibility that Muhammad did have sex with a young child. So take your own advice and don't deny things if you don't know for sure if they are true.

Reply 18

Original post by MorganC0
'Matthew 27:45-47 (also Mark 15:33-34) says: "my lord, my lord. Why have you forsaken me?"Why would "God" be asking himself why he has forgotten himself?' - I'm not even sure how this in itself leads you to believing that Jesus wasn't God. First let me remind you of what Jesus was sent to do - to die for humanity's sin that we may be considered worthy of God's kingdom through his son - "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved." (John 3:16-17 ; KJV) and "Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed." (1 Peter 2:24 ; KJV) . For this to be achieved, God had to take on the form of man and suffer for the sins we have committed "let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus: Who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God: But made himself of no reputation, and took upon him the form of a servant, and was made in the likeness of men: And being found in fashion as a man, he humbled himself, and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross." (Philippians 2:5-8) - Take particular note of these verses: even though Jesus was 'in the form of God' (there's evidence for you right there anyway but we'll carry on), he "took upon him the form of a servant" (ie. he, God (as we have just seen) took on the form of man). The reason why this is so important is because it shows that Jesus was both God and Man meaning he had the ability to suffer like me and you. This is why the verse you referenced is not a question to God (as it may appear) the father but a cry out in pain because Jesus already knew he was going to die and thus already knew that God the Father hadn't forsaken him but rather this was what he was sent to do - "From that time forth began Jesus to shew unto his disciples, how that he must go unto Jerusalem, and suffer many things of the elders and chief priests and scribes, and be killed, and be raised again the third day." (Matthew 16:21 ; KJV).

The quotes contradict each other. And I dont think you have watched the videos.

Reply 19

Original post by MorganC0
I think you need to follow this advice yourself. Clearly you have no knowledge of your own religion, you even admitted yourself that you had to look further into Aisha and Muhammad's relationship ; don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that needing to look up information is bad in of itself but you have gone form saying "Nowhere does it say the prophet had sex with Aisha at her young age" to then saying "I have looked into it more and there is uncertainty about how old Aisha was at the time" ie. now admitting that there is a possibility that Muhammad did have sex with a young child. So take your own advice and don't deny things if you don't know for sure if they are true.

I didnt say that. I said the prophet didnt have sex with Aisha at her young age and that there are also different opinions on how old Aisha was at the time of marriage. You have not watched any videos that i showed, and are twisting what i said. I never said there are different opinions on how old Aisha was when he had intercourse with her, but i said how there were different opinions on how old she was at time of marriage. If i wasnt clear enough, i accept responsibility for that, and what i meant is what i said in this post.

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