Plato agrees Worshiping idols or having Partners with Allah is Sin

Submitted by sunny (India), Mar 29, 2009 at 15:43

To Plato:
you said:
>> So if mothers are required to forgive their husbands for setting up multiple partners why not Allah? Is forgiveness not a heavenly quality? <<<<

So you agree having partners with Allah (idol worship) is Sin. Allah is merciful , It is upto Allah to forgive you.
But when you have agreed that, is sin , it is better to refrain from it and ask for forgiveness.

>>> Muslims have prayers for rain (even the Prophet prayed for rain) not for oil. The Arabs still pray for it. Muslims got oil not rain. Allah knows best? And the oil is going to run out soon, maybe by 2050, lasting only about 200 years. The rains will not. Rains began billions of years ago and there is no end in sight. <<<<
report:
Saudi Arabia is now the world's largest producer of desalinated water with desalination meeting 70% of the country's present drinking water requirement and supplying major urban and industrial centres through a network of water pipes which run for more than 2,300 miles.

So with their economy, they can generate drinking water from sea. These Arab muslims do have to
depend on rains, which may fail in any part of the world.

Allah has already coming up with new plans for Arabs check it out: 800 gold mines and other minerals discovered in Saudi Arabia.
http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/Daily/Day/990213/1999021301.html
you can discover more if you google further.

Here is the verse from Al quran:

"And whoever fears Allah, for him Allah brings forth a way out, and gives him provision (rizq) from where he does not even imagine…" (Surah At-Talaq: 2/3)

Regards.

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