Answer to All

Submitted by Nazia (United States), Nov 2, 2005 at 21:27

To anybody who considers himself Moslem, and has entered into the Quran-Hadith debate with me: Brothers or sisters: Do your research as Internet is comprehensive enough if you don't have access to any libraries to find the truth about both qura'an and Hadith. I visit this website to debate with Christians, not with you. I don't want this to turn into another battleground for Moslems, they are already killing each other (the so called Shias and Sunnis in Iraq). You see another point on Hadith: both Shias and Sunnis don't have any problems over Quran, but the bone of contention comes from Hadith (false lies attributed to Mohammed) and that is why they hate each other and kill each other.

Shias idolize Ali and Sunnis now tend to Idolize Mohammed against his will. Just like Christians now think that Jesus was some kind of God. Somebody had written that he and millions of Moslems consider me "heretic", because I don't believe in Hadith or Sunna. I respond: continue with your medieval mentality, heresy was a Chrisitian tradition that infilitrated Islam through Hadith. Also the fact that Millions of Moslems believe in Hadith does not make them right. Millions of Christians believe that Jesus was the "son of God" that does not make them right.

Also those who worship Hanbal, Abu Hanifa or some other Imams through taking their words seriously, I tell you trust your own brains, read the Quran and understand it for yourself, because you are probably smarter than somebody who lived 1000 years ago. The only thing that does not change is the word of God - the Quran. Everything outside Quran is fallible.

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