Islam is true with proof

what must i do to convert ? do i just be like i'm muslim now or do i have to go to a iman or smth
If you want to be Muslim you can just take shadya(say I believe in God and Muhammad with heart)
 
I think most historians will rope Cuz of your iq
historians have no say over theology or apologetics, I think any historian would rope at the thought of a mf unironically thinking jesus christ was a rabbinic religious jew, you're on copium rn. refute my point lmfao
 
If you want to be Muslim you can just take shada(say I believe in God and Muhammad with heart)

i'm muslim now
 
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Masallah.. God show you the right path
this is only part of the beginning brother i just wanted to become muslim so i can anger allah, i will now drink alcohol and feast on pork
 
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Nah, I've done research on Islam tho recently, it'll take a while before I make that decision, as I don't want to blindly follow a religion.
jeez you're stupid, selling your life away to the devil when you haven't read any apologetics, submit to rome, read the catechism, catholic dogma, etc.
 
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this is only part of the beginning brother i just wanted to become muslim so i can anger allah, i will now drink alcohol and feast on pork
Nice lol... Allah don't need people to worship him jfl
 
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Jesus was a jew not Christian..
Yeah no shit, how would he be already be a part of the religion he'd basically be the inspiration for later?
 
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Nice lol... Allah don't need people to worship him jfl
nah nah i'm jk, i didn't even say it, i can't be muslim tbh i'm not strict enough to follow the rules, :feelshaha: i would forget to pray and shit
 
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jeez you're stupid, selling your life away to the devil when you haven't read any apologetics, submit to rome, read the catechism, catholic dogma, etc.
Bro every historian can tell you christinaty you follow today is not the true christinaty
and btw todays christinaty is nowhere near original one...its more like paultanity or christinaty of constantine
Wakeup
 
nah nah i'm jk, i didn't even say it, i can't be muslim tbh i'm not strict enough to follow the rules, :feelshaha: i would forget to pray and shit
Surely, those who believed in Allah, and those who are Jews, and Christians, and Sabians, -whosoever 1) believes in Allah(one God) and 2) in the Last Day, and 3) does good deeds - all such people will have their reward with their Lord, and there will be no reason for them to fear, nor shall they grieve.

Atleat do these 3 things
 
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What do you mean Jesus didn't practice Judaism, he visited the temple a couple of times (most commonly in the finding in the temple and cleansing of the temple which were both in Passover a Jewish holiday)

He also said he didn't come to abolish the law or prophets which upto that point was primarily Jewish.
no lmao, Jesus Christ fulfilled Judaism and the old testament. It would go against rabbinic Judaism to proclaim being the messiah, after all the Jews did kill Christ. He preached from synagogues and the streets, he even goes onto say that the father is much bigger than the temple. Jesus Christ is God (in the son), of course he didn't abolish the OT prophets, he fulfilled it and was the son of David. You are misconstruing what is clear, Jesus Christ was God and proclaimed God, that would go against everything in Judaism, he fulfilled the OT.
 
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Bro every historian can tell you christinaty you follow today is not the true christinaty

Wakeup
fucking idiot, apostolic fathers (christianity and orthodox) isn't true christianity? fucking absolute state of muslim IQ.
 
fucking idiot, apostolic fathers (christianity and orthodox) isn't true christianity? fucking absolute state of muslim IQ.
Islam believes every religious figure in the Bible is Muslim including our Lord Jesus Christ. I find it wrong to believe this
 
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fucking idiot, apostolic fathers (christianity and orthodox) isn't true christianity? fucking absolute state of muslim IQ.
Bro read history and then come...
 
Islam believes every religious figure in the Bible is Muslim including our Lord Jesus Christ. I find it wrong to believe this
R u not jew.. Jfl
 
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Bro read history and then come...
like? give me the history, apostolic fathers all knew Jesus Christ and were his disciples.
 
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R u not jew.. Jfl
I’m Roman Catholic, the truth. However it is clear Judaism and Christianity worship the one true God
 
Both are mogged by Judaism :p
 
Bro read history and then come..
just look at your responses, you can't even offer a rebbutal. You just say "you don't know history" when literally every western historian agrees with me.
 
I’m Roman Catholic, the truth. However it is clear Judaism and Christianity worship the one true God
Nope. Judaism worships themselves, whereas Christians worship God; The Father, The Son and the Holy Spirit, Jews denied The Son and so they do not worship God.
 
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just look at your responses, you can't even offer a rebbutal. You just say "you don't know history" when literally every western historian agrees with me.
You believe in teaching of church fathers but not jesus.. U people are retarded.. 60 to 80 percent of new testement is Paul's writing
 
Yeah no shit, how would he be already be a part of the religion he'd basically be the inspiration for later?
Jesus Christ gave the keys to Peter and proclaimed he was the son of God, he fulfilled jewish OT and didn't practice judaism, he was ethnically jewish though.
 
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no lmao, Jesus Christ fulfilled Judaism and the old testament. It would go against rabbinic Judaism to proclaim being the messiah, after all the Jews did kill Christ. He preached from synagogues and the streets, he even goes onto say that the father is much bigger than the temple. Jesus Christ is God (in the son), of course he didn't abolish the OT prophets, he fulfilled it and was the son of David. You are misconstruing what is clear, Jesus Christ was God and proclaimed God, that would go against everything in Judaism, he fulfilled the OT.
Man, with all due respect what you are saying is that what Jesus (alayhi a salam) meant in that verse is "I have not come to abolish the law, but to abolish it" and then proceeded to condemn everyone who didn't follow the law.

According to Matthew 5: 17-19, Jesus said: "Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. For truly I tell you, until heaven and earth disappear, not the smallest letter, not the least stroke of a pen, will by any means disappear from the Law until everything is accomplished. Therefore anyone who sets aside one of the least of these commands and teaches others accordingly will be called least in the kingdom of heaven, but whoever practices and teaches these commands will be called great in the kingdom of heaven."

Jesus spoke of “the Law and the Prophets” as not being abolished. What did he mean by this phrase? The “Law and the Prophets” was a regular expression the people of Jesus used to refer to the entire Old Testament, according to the bible. (See Matthew 7: 12; 22: 40; Acts 24: 14; 28: 23; Romans 3: 21.)
 
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i converted for real this time bro thoughts ? @Ryan
 
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You believe in teaching of church fathers but not jesus.. U people are retarded.. 60 to 80 percent of new testement is Paul's writing
Paul was given the keys to the church by JESUS CHRIST. If you read the bible you'd know that church and works of the church are very important. The new testament isn't about the apostolic fathers, it's about Jesus.
 
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Damn you edited your post, i was mirin' the gay Muslim status
 
Man, with all due respect what you are saying is that what Jesus (alayhi a salam) meant in that verse is "I have not come to abolish the law, but to abolish it" and then proceeded to condemn everyone who didn't follow the law.

According to Matthew 5: 17-19, Jesus said: "Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. For truly I tell you, until heaven and earth disappear, not the smallest letter, not the least stroke of a pen, will by any means disappear from the Law until everything is accomplished. Therefore anyone who sets aside one of the least of these commands and teaches others accordingly will be called least in the kingdom of heaven, but whoever practices and teaches these commands will be called great in the kingdom of heaven."

Jesus spoke of “the Law and the Prophets” as not being abolished. What did he mean by this phrase? The “Law and the Prophets” was a regular expression the people of Jesus used to refer to the entire Old Testament, according to the bible. (See Matthew 7: 12; 22: 40; Acts 24: 14; 28: 23; Romans 3: 21.)
It's pretty easy to understand what he meant, the law and the prophets wasn't abolished, it was fulfilled, it says in the bible that he fuliflled the OT and it set the stage for differences in moral, civil, and ceremonial law. Watch Christian Prince on youtube, he answers all of your questions against Christianity and you can see him tear into your scholars jfl.
 
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It's pretty easy to understand what he meant, the law and the prophets wasn't abolished, it was fulfilled, it says in the bible that he fuliflled the OT and it set the stage for differences in moral, civil, and ceremonial law. Watch Christian Prince on youtube, he answers all of your questions against Christianity and you can see him tear into your scholars jfl.
Jesus never Claimed to be divine
 
I have big respect for respectful christians like you.
Most Christians are good. Where are you from? Unless you are from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia or something there would be Arab Christians near you. They are among my favourite ethnic groups in-regards to followers of Christ, although sadly a lot Catholic or Protestant. I really mire the Eastern Orthodox ones, tho very rare in my country.
 
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It's pretty easy to understand what he meant, the law and the prophets wasn't abolished, it was fulfilled, it says in the bible that he fuliflled the OT and it set the stage for differences in moral, civil, and ceremonial law.
Again, don't you understand? You are claiming that fulfilled has the same meaning as "Abolished". Like if he was saying "Finito, don't follow it anymore" when in reality he is clearly saying "Follow it" and in many verses he emphasizes in being even more faithful to it than the pharisees.
Watch Christian Prince on youtube, he answers all of your questions against Christianity and you can see him tear into your scholars jfl.
I watch that man being humilliated from time to time by people like Farid and others. He is too scared to debate 1 v 1 in a neutral scenario.
 
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Most Christians are good. Where are you from? Unless you are from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia or something there would be Arab Christians near you. They are among my favourite ethnic groups in-regards to followers of Christ, although sadly a lot Catholic or Protestant. I really mire the Orthodox ones, tho very rare in my country.
I'm Moroccan. There are churches there also.
 
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no lmao, Jesus Christ fulfilled Judaism and the old testament. It would go against rabbinic Judaism to proclaim being the messiah, after all the Jews did kill Christ. He preached from synagogues and the streets, he even goes onto say that the father is much bigger than the temple. Jesus Christ is God (in the son), of course he didn't abolish the OT prophets, he fulfilled it and was the son of David. You are misconstruing what is clear, Jesus Christ was God and proclaimed God, that would go against everything in Judaism, he fulfilled the OT.
Man what are you talking about, my point is that from what is documented Jesus was a practicing Jew and observed Jewish holidays like passover and practices like the Sabbath, another source of proof is that he called the temple were the Jews would congregate to worship as his father's (i.e God's) house, and he came not to abolish the law and prophets of earlier prophets who were at this point considered Jewish or the founders of Judaism.

Yes he did hold views that were conventionally uncharacteristic of contemporary Jews like being the Son of God (which they considered heresy) but by and large he practiced Judaism.
 
Again, don't you understand? You are claiming that fulfilled has the same meaning as "Abolished". Like if he was saying "Finito, don't follow it anymore" when in reality he is clearly saying "Follow it" and in many verses he emphasizes in being even more faithful to it than the pharisees.

I watch that man being humilliated from time to time by people like Farid and others. He is too scared to debate 1 v 1 in a neutral scenario.
he's never lost a debtate, coping so hard rn. that's why every times he's talked about you people make excuses for the embarrassment of your scholars. I am claiming that he didn't abolish, that he fulfilled, you need to read properly.
 
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Matthew 27:43
According to the Bible, David is also the Son of God and we could go on all day with that.

Meanwhile Jesus is constantly acting and making differences between himself and God in many verses.

Mark 13: 32
“But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father."

John 5: 30
"By myself I can do nothing; I judge only as I hear, and my judgment is just, for I seek not to please myself but him who sent me."

Matthew 27: 46
"About three in the afternoon Jesus cried out in a loud voice, “Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?” (which means “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”)."

John 17: 3
"And this is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom You have sent."

Luke 22: 41-42
'He withdrew about a stone’s throw beyond them, knelt down and prayed, “Father, if you are willing, take this cup from me; yet not my will, but yours be done.”

Numbers 23: 19
"God is not a man, that he should lie; neither the son of man, that he should repent"
 
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he's never lost a debtate, coping so hard rn. that's why every times he's talked about you people make excuses for the embarrassment of your scholars. I am claiming that he didn't abolish, that he fulfilled, you need to read properly.
I think you should have a more neutral approach to Farid and CP.

Fulfilled has the same meaning as "Abolished", that's what you are saying. Especially in that context it makes no sense when he is emphasizing that they should follow the Law even more, and that whoever doesn't will be called least in the kingdom of heaven.
 
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Man what are you talking about, my point is that from what is documented Jesus was a practicing Jew and observed Jewish holidays like passover and practices like the Sabbath, another source of proof is that he called the temple were the Jews would congregate to worship as his father's (i.e God's) house, and he came not to abolish the law and prophets of earlier prophets who were at this point considered Jewish or the founders of Judaism.

Yes he did hold views that were conventionally uncharacteristic of contemporary Jews like being the Son of God (which they considered heresy) but by and large he practiced Judaism.
Sabbath is practiced in christianity.. There is nothing wrong with Jesus going to a temple to talk to his father, that doesn't prove anything. he didn't come to abolish it of course, he fulfilled it. Proclaiming messiah isn't just now uncharacteristic, it goes against judaism, today and 2 thousand years ago. He was killed by the jews for proclaiming to be God.
 
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I think you should have a more neutral approach to Farid and CP.

Fulfilled has the same meaning as "Abolished", that's what you are saying. Especially in that context it makes no sense when he is emphasizing that they should follow the Law even more, and that whoever doesn't will be called least in the kingdom of heaven.
I am saying it doesn't.
 
Why does every thread on Islam get so nany reacts
 
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