ELECTION 2013 Discussion Thread - Page 18

Originally posted by: MSluvsSI

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf

12 hours ago we posted about Insaaf Flight. The response from this wonderful public has made us realize that Pakistan has changed and on 11th May everyone will know about it too. Very proud of this nation!

Tabdeeli Aa Nahi Rahi, Tabdeeli Aagae Hai!!

Alhamdulillah. This is amazing. 👏

InshAllah Imran will win. If Pakistan allowed post votes, Imran would sweep the elections.

Originally posted by: itzMYattitude

Pakistan is an Islamic country n leader should force Islamic rules

minorities r getting freedom to practice their religion where ever they want

when v force a child to attend school y not forcing him to pray 5 times a day dear

v r biased here

n counting all the bad things happeing around, worst qualities v r having (forbidden in Islam)

thats what v always do

v cant force them then how can v change things???

do little things thats in ur hand change UR selves. atleast u dont contribute in the worst state that v r having

You can't force people to pray. Not even the Prophet (pbuh) forced people to pray. That's not how Islam works at all, and to suggest that we should become a dictatorship forcing people to live their lives the way we want them to projects a negative image of Islam.

The Prophet (pbuh) used to explain Islam and encourage people to go on the Islami path through his (pbuh) soft speach. He (pbuh) never forced people.

The reason Islam prospered so much during the Prophet (pbuh)'s life is because he (pbuh) was such a soft spoken person, so forgiving, so patient, so understanding. He (pbuh) let people get on with their lives but always explained right from wrong and by doing that he (pbuh) was able to get millions to revert to Islam and become excellent practicing Muslims.

A perfect example of that is the lady who used to throw rubbish on the Prophet (pbuh) every time he made the journey to the Masjid. The Prophet (pbuh) never once said anything to her, he (pbuh) let her carry on; then when she was ill he (pbuh) went to see her and sympathised with her, said he (pbuh) hopes she gets better, and this compassion from the Prophet (pbuh) made her want to revert. The Prophet (pbuh) did not force her, or even ask her to revert. She wanted to.

Then there's the story about the man who was urinating in the Masjid;the companions of the Prophet (pbuh) were about to attack him for doing so but the Prophet (pbuh) stopped them and told them to let him finish. When he finished the Prophet (pbuh) approached him and explained it's wrong to urinate in the Masjid, and then he got someone to throw a bucket of water over the area to clean it.

The Prophet (pbuh) never forced people to do things. Your suggestion that we should force people to pray is wrong. We should teach Islam, explain right from wrong, but the decision to act on the teachings of Islam is the individual persons not ours.

You're analogy is completely off as well. We make people attend school, we do not however force them to use the information we teach them. In the same way educate people about Islam, we do not, and cannot, however force people to practice Islam. That's not our decision to make.

none can stop elections from being held but the army and if some parties stay in limits -_- then definitely tabdeeli will be officially announced 😃

Originally posted by: itzMYattitude

Pakistan is an Islamic country n leader should force Islamic rules

minorities r getting freedom to practice their religion where ever they want

when v force a child to attend school y not forcing him to pray 5 times a day dear

v r biased here

n counting all the bad things happeing around, worst qualities v r having (forbidden in Islam)

thats what v always do

v cant force them then how can v change things???

do little things thats in ur hand change UR selves. atleast u dont contribute in the worst state that v r having

Nothing is ever done by force or compulsion, besides how do you propose to enforce Islam into a nation that's ridden with so many sects, we even have sects within sects that each have their own methodology of practising Islam, other nations are high on progress & achievement while our people sit and fight over menial things like whether to say Khuda Hafiz or Allah Hafiz

Originally posted by: Amara_B

You can't force people to pray. Not even the Prophet (pbuh) forced people to pray. That's not how Islam works at all, and to suggest that we should become a dictatorship forcing people to live their lives the way we want them to projects a negative image of Islam.

The Prophet (pbuh) used to explain Islam and encourage people to go on the Islami path through his (pbuh) soft speach. He (pbuh) never forced people.

The reason Islam prospered so much during the Prophet (pbuh)'s life is because he (pbuh) was such a soft spoken person, so forgiving, so patient, so understanding. He (pbuh) let people get on with their lives but always explained right from wrong and by doing that he (pbuh) was able to get millions to revert to Islam and become excellent practicing Muslims.

A perfect example of that is the lady who used to throw rubbish on the Prophet (pbuh) every time he made the journey to the Masjid. The Prophet (pbuh) never once said anything to her, he (pbuh) let her carry on; then when she was ill he (pbuh) went to see her and sympathised with her, said he (pbuh) hopes she gets better, and this compassion from the Prophet (pbuh) made her want to revert. The Prophet (pbuh) did not force her, or even ask her to revert. She wanted to.

Then there's the story about the man who was urinating in the Masjid;the companions of the Prophet (pbuh) were about to attack him for doing so but the Prophet (pbuh) stopped them and told them to let him finish. When he finished the Prophet (pbuh) approached him and explained it's wrong to urinate in the Masjid, and then he got someone to throw a bucket of water over the area to clean it.

The Prophet (pbuh) never forced people to do things. Your suggestion that we should force people to pray is wrong. We should teach Islam, explain right from wrong, but the decision to act on the teachings of Islam is the individual persons not ours.

You're analogy is completely off as well. We make people attend school, we do not however force them to use the information we teach them. In the same way educate people about Islam, we do not, and cannot, however force people to practice Islam. That's not our decision to make.

was talking about parents here dear
if child is still not convinced to pray, parents should force them
thats what i said here
n according to my knowledge parents can force their child in Islam for prayers
if u think we cant, do write will revise my concepts JazakAllah

Originally posted by: 2direct.

Nothing is ever done by force or compulsion, besides how do you propose to enforce Islam into a nation that's ridden with so many sects, we even have sects within sects that each have their own methodology of practising Islam, other nations are high on progress & achievement while our people sit and fight over menial things like whether to say Khuda Hafiz or Allah Hafiz

was talking about parents here
if child is still not convinced to pray, parents should force them
thats what i said here
n according to my knowledge parents can force their child in Islam
if u think we cant do write will revise my concepts JazakAllah

i didn't said to enforce islam in a nation
it's all about enforce Islam within urselves
what v r doing here it's called fight over menial things?

if it is so
i just written my point just like others do but there were some got offended
m sorry with all due respect
May God bless u all n ur hopes will not shatter like always this time
n among the available options best one win Ameen SumAmeen=)

^ Nobody is fighting ji! Just having a little discussion :) Ameen and likewise for you! :)

This Pakistani lady was on the BBC yesterday talking about the election. Her prediction was that the race is going to be between Nawaz Sharriff and Imran Khan. She also said this is Pakistan's first youth election and no matter what happens one of the more 'urban' leaders will win.

Originally posted by: itzMYattitude

was talking about parents here dear
if child is still not convinced to pray, parents should force them
thats what i said here
n according to my knowledge parents can force their child in Islam for prayers
if u think we cant, do write will revise my concepts JazakAllah

You said 'leaders should force Islamic rules'.