Slaughtering of 'Bakra' does not mean Qurbani: Irrfan Khan

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Posted: 9 years ago

#161

Originally posted by: TheBoss

Yup. And Im purely speaking by science here not just about religion when it comes to the above people. Just because it is under water doesnt mean it wasnt there. Pieces of lands routinly go under water due to ground shifting, liquifaction and time. People didnt believe even Pompei existed till few centuries ago. I did read up about him outside of ramayan and have no doubt that he indeed existed and lived.

of course and how about dwarka..the city found under water..

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Posted: 9 years ago

#162

Originally posted by: ruky786

I've tasted leg of lamb but I find lamb quite rich in taste can't eat a lot of it, eat mutton more especially in biryani and gosht aloo curry (mutton and potato curry)

I love eating rack of lamb, lamb chops or lamb leg. I cannot eat food without meat people who know me outside of this forum will attest to it how much foodie Im. I eat 5-6 meals a day. I try to aim for 200grams of protein a day. I love mutton raan, dum ki raan with yoghurt and marination and cooked in slow heat. I also like lamb shanks. 😆

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Posted: 9 years ago

#163

Originally posted by: ---Betty---
I don't know if this is accurate or not but I've heard that you've to read Koran in Arabic to understand it properly cz translators omit many things

One person who learned Arabic so he can understand Koran better said he was very surprised to find new things, he had read Koran before in English and his native language but there were several omissions in both.

Arabic is one language Insha Allah I want to learn, I've got the English translation of the Quran as well but yes understanding the Quran in Arabic makes it worthwhile😊

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CherHorowitz

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Posted: 9 years ago

#164

Originally posted by: Bazigar

Aap log naak band karke khalo 😆 people are fighting over weather to kill that lamb or not and u people are discussing smell 😆

Whether you're vegetarian or not we all are opposed to animal cruelty and agree they should be killed ( for meat) in a humane way

This is off topic but pigs are close to human beings DNA wise and they're also most eaten animals in the world...

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Posted: 9 years ago

#165

Originally posted by: ruky786

Arabic is one language Insha Allah I want to learn, I've got the English translation of the Quran as well but yes understanding the Quran in Arabic makes it worthwhile😊

But Quran Sharif's Arabic is not the same.One of my Arab neighbour said that it is different and difficult.
I read English meaning Quran but couldny read full,you can learn alot when u read Quran with meaning.

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Bazigar

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Posted: 9 years ago

#166

Originally posted by: ---Betty---

Whether you're vegetarian or not we all are opposed to animal cruelty and agree they should be killed ( for meat) in a humane way

This is off topic but pigs are close to human beings DNA wise and they're also most eaten animals in the world...

No i m nt vegetarian , even veg have life , lol now we should not fight over veg non veg , pig vs chicken vs mutton 😆

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Petal_Pose

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Posted: 9 years ago

#167

Originally posted by: ---Betty---

Lamb smells terrible as opposed to chicken, fish and others? Of all the stinky meats I find Lamb least offensive... ( I am talking about the final product you buy in the market, not the smell that arises while slaughtering it)

More of a chicken and fish lover. I cannot stand any mutton product, I faint.

During Dusshera I saw a goat being sacrificed , since than I cannot touch any mutton. I also cannot stand the smell and am not used it.

Pork and Beef are not my forte either.

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Posted: 9 years ago

#168

Originally posted by: TheBoss
In Islam they call him Imam Mahdi. Some people claim he is Jesus itself some others say he is somebody else other than Jesus but nobody knows. But they all agree that he is not a prophet. And Jesus did break away from traditional judaism and said no to their traditions and way of life thats why the rulers of his time decided to crucify him as he would not repent. This is where Islam comes into play because they believe he was saved and resurrcted to the sky, while christians believe he died.

Imam Mahdi is the son of Imam Hasan Al Aksari who has his lineage back to Maula Ali (R.A) as per Shia and some Sunni.

So I don't think there is any link between the Mahdi and Isa but yes some Sunni's do think Nabi Isa as the Mahdi while Shia's believe Mahdi to be the 12th Imam.

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Posted: 9 years ago

#169

Originally posted by: K.Ahm

Imam Mahdi is the son of Imam Hasan Al Aksari who has his lineage back to Maula Ali (R.A) as per Shia and some Sunni.
So I don't think there is any link between the Mahdi and Isa but yes some Sunni's do think Nabi Isa as the Mahdi while Shia's believe Mahdi to be the 12th Imam.

Im talking about somebody else. He isnt the Imam mahdi from the 12th imam of shias. This one is also refered to Mahdi Alaihis Salam. He will actually die after defeating the dajjal and Jesus/Hazrat Esa will perform his funeral prayer.

http://www.islaam.org/al_mahdi/who_is_imam_mahdi.htm

Who Is Imaam Mahdi?

Please do not confuse Imaam Mahdi with Hadhrat Eisa (Jesus) alayhis salaam. They are two different persons, and both will come during the last days. According to Hadeeth, Imaam Mahdi will appear first, and Hadhrat Eisa alayhis salaam will appear during Imaam Mahdi's lifetime. Furthermore, only Hadhrat Eisa alayhis salaam will be able to kill Dajjal (the "anti-Christ").

The term "MAHDI" is a title meaning "The Guided one".

Hadhrat Abdullah bin Mas'ood radhiyallahu anhu says that Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam said, "This world will not come to an end until one person from my progeny does not rule over the Arabs, and his name will be the same as my name."

(Tirimdhi)

Hadhrat Ali radhiyallahu anhu narrates that Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam said, "Even if only a day remains for Qiyamah to come, yet Allah will surely send a man from my family who will fill this world with such justice and fairness, just as it initally was filled with oppression."

(Abu Daawood)

His Features

Hadhrat Abu Saeed Khudri radhiyallahu anhu relates that Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam said, "Al Mahdi will be from my progeny. His forehead will be broad and his nose will be high. He will fill the world with justice and fairness at a time when the world will be filled with oppression. He will rule for seven years."

Other ahadeeth inform us that:

He will be tall

He will be fair complexioned

His facial features will be similar to those of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam

His character will be exactly like that of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam

His father's name will be Abdullah

His mother's name will be Aamina

He will speak with a slight stutter and occasionally this stutter will frustrate him causing him to hit his hand upon his thigh.

His age at the time of his emergence will be forty years

He will receive Knowledge from Allah.

His Emergence and Rule