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  • Mar 23, 2024
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    Thank god everyday I don’t live in a 3rd world country

  • Mar 23, 2024
    Ralph Cifaretto

    Why is ISIS attacking Russia?

    Russia allied and supported Assad during the civil war and brutally bombed Syria

    ISIS/Sunni extremists hate Assad and therefore hate Russia

  • Mar 23, 2024

    RIP to the victims.

  • Mar 23, 2024
    Fur Stake

    Damn yall don’t believe ISIS? Lmao

    They have a history of claiming responsibility over attacks they didn’t do

  • Mar 23, 2024
    bejewelry

    Isis claim responsibility? So it was US/Israel

    The Israelis also have a long history of doing covert attacks to divert blame towards enemies of the state

  • Mar 23, 2024
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    Amir Karim

    What do you mean by “make sense”? I’m genuinely curious as I have the same sentiment towards Islam

    I hear so many people say this but never hear why when it’s essentially the same thing as the other two Abrahamic denominations

    What separates it?

    I guess the fact of everything about the religion being contained in one unchanged text, the clear division between gods singular entity and man in status rather than a trinity of beings, and the overall logic in the morality and law of the religion feels more logical and thus more compelling than Christianity

    Also the community is way larger and more unified and less commodified

  • Mar 23, 2024
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    Megatron

  • Mar 23, 2024
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    americana

    Megatron

    Bad source?

    I'll delete then

    What kind of account is that?

  • Mar 23, 2024
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    MrMudManMood

    Bad source?

    I'll delete then

    What kind of account is that?

    They’re very partial and sensationalist without any sources

  • Mar 23, 2024
    americana

    They’re very partial and sensationalist without any sources

    Thanks for the heads up

  • Mar 23, 2024
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    One must ask why, after seeing two million Muslims subjected to genocide, ISIS would attack those most opposed to the people committing genocide

  • Mar 23, 2024
    charmingclergyman

    Theyre mentioning "Islamic state K" in the news what is this

    A branch of isis

  • Mar 23, 2024
    Plight

    Blue MAGA are lunatics with cognitive dissonance. People who see american empire control the world currency and have their military plastered on every inch of the world and see nothing wrong with it. Just awful people. Soulless people.

    beautiful post, not to d***ride or anything

  • Mar 23, 2024
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    americana
    https://twitter.com/spectatorindex/status/1771253004080947435

    Curious

    probably cap? but u never know, i mean there's a chance putin would pull some sht like this fr

  • Mar 23, 2024
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    barry dillon

    probably cap? but u never know, i mean there's a chance putin would pull some sht like this fr

    There’s a chance any leader would do this

  • Mar 23, 2024
    Millz

    Thank god everyday I don’t live in a 3rd world country

    Brother, one of the largest mass shootings ever committed was in Vegas...

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    americana

    I guess the fact of everything about the religion being contained in one unchanged text, the clear division between gods singular entity and man in status rather than a trinity of beings, and the overall logic in the morality and law of the religion feels more logical and thus more compelling than Christianity

    Also the community is way larger and more unified and less commodified

    Everything being contained to the Quran isn’t accurate. So much of how islam
    Is practiced by different Muslims is informed by sources outside the Quran. Quran is just the foremost authoritative source

    Depending on the school of thought and sect the 2nd/3rd/so on authoritative source matters — Ahil Bayt versus Sahaba is one for instance

    Islam definitely is more centralized in terms of practice material compared to Christianity but there’s still a lot of variance

  • Mar 23, 2024
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    americana

    One must ask why, after seeing two million Muslims subjected to genocide, ISIS would attack those most opposed to the people committing genocide

    We don’t even know if it was ISIS

    Again, ISIS has regularly claimed responsibility over attacks it didn’t do

  • 133 victims. RIP 🙏🙏

  • Millz

    Thank god everyday I don’t live in a 3rd world country

    hilariously out of touch thing to say in a thread about the mass murder of 133 innocent people

  • Mar 23, 2024
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    Birdie 2

    Everything being contained to the Quran isn’t accurate. So much of how islam
    Is practiced by different Muslims is informed by sources outside the Quran. Quran is just the foremost authoritative source

    Depending on the school of thought and sect the 2nd/3rd/so on authoritative source matters — Ahil Bayt versus Sahaba is one for instance

    Islam definitely is more centralized in terms of practice material compared to Christianity but there’s still a lot of variance

    The way Islam is practiced =/= the way a good Muslim lives, even as they remain intertwined

    The former is entirely contained in the Quran, the latter is a natural scholarly debate that emanates from various interpretations of the life of Muhammad pbuh and the Quran in relation to the conditions of our time

  • Mar 23, 2024
    Birdie 2

    We don’t even know if it was ISIS

    Again, ISIS has regularly claimed responsibility over attacks it didn’t do

    That’s why I’m asking the question

  • Mar 23, 2024
    americana

    The way Islam is practiced =/= the way a good Muslim lives, even as they remain intertwined

    The former is entirely contained in the Quran, the latter is a natural scholarly debate that emanates from various interpretations of the life of Muhammad pbuh and the Quran in relation to the conditions of our time

    Every scholar would disagree with you regardless of the sect lol .. except Quranists who aren’t even .005% of the total population of Muslims

    Most mainstream scholars would go as far to say what you’re saying is kufr/bidya

  • Mar 23, 2024
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    americana

    The way Islam is practiced =/= the way a good Muslim lives, even as they remain intertwined

    The former is entirely contained in the Quran, the latter is a natural scholarly debate that emanates from various interpretations of the life of Muhammad pbuh and the Quran in relation to the conditions of our time

    What you’re saying doesn’t even make sense. Every religion has complementary texts to the main one that also influences the way it is practiced.

    You sound like an ex-convert.

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