Misconceptions Among Muslims

Misconceptions Among Muslims

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We have seen so many non muslims having wrong notion about Islam, haven't we? Some of them got the translation of a verse wrong, while others got some twisted interpretations of hadith . But what about muslims? what about us? Why is that we blindly follow some scholars? things that do not have any basis in the Quran and Hadiths, are being declared haram and halal by Scholars and that too without any evidences. Why is that we are not raising our voices ? Did Allah gave them the rights to do so? Why is that instead of turning towards Quran and hadiths we turn to scholars? Why is that muslims are forgetting that these scholars are mere humans.They make mistakes too. Non muslims don't have the rights to twist the verses of Quran and the hadiths to make it work in their favor? But why is that it doesn't apply to some muslim scholars? After all they are also doing the same thing. NOTE : There are some sensitive topics evaluated here. Also , there are chapters on masturbation , contraception etc, too. Only click ' Read ' if you have an open mind and ready to listen to both side of the topic . This is not a place for you where you blindly follow whatever is served to you. Allah has given you the power of reasoning, if you are a die hard follower of some scholar then i suggest you to stop right there. I don't want any extremism here. If i find it ,the consequences won't be good.
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This book was written right after the 9/11 attacks that were staged in the two big cities of the United States of America in 2001 and it was explained with verses from the Qur'an, the practices of the Prophet Mohammed (pbuh) and examples from Islamic history that Islam denounces terrorism. However, terrorist attacks continued after 9/11, and spread to other countries including Great Britain, Spain, Turkey and France. This prompted politicians, academicians, religious leaders and writers, in other words, all conscientious people all around the world, to look for solutions to terrorism, to understand its causes and to work out the steps that should be taken. When this book was first written in 2002, we explained with evidence that terrorists, and most importantly their leaders, are selfish, cruel and merciless people who, as a result of Darwinist and materialist education they received, see life as a constant struggle where only the fittest survive. Such people came to believe that violence and wars were justified means to their ends. Al Qaeda was very active at that time. Especially in recent years, many new terrorist organisations have emerged and they have used similar Islamic symbolism in their attacks against civilians. This deeply flawed understanding, which is diametrically opposed to Islam, a religion that favours peace over war, life over death, forgiveness over punishment, reconciliation over conflict, legitimizes violence against non-Muslims, and even against Muslims if they have different views or if they don't practice Islam or if they follow a different sect. Surely, this radical mentality is the biggest problem of the world today. Hopefully the money currently being squandered on weapons will be spent on education instead and they will join forces with illuminated, modern, loving and sensible Muslims.

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