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"He (subhuman) has a more attractive gf than I do"
"I have more money than he does"
"My older son is better than my younger son"
"I am taller than him"

Don't make comparison with others. Don't forget the first being to disobey Allah was Iblis himself after he made the first comparison (you made him from clay and me from fire).

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@TRUE_CEL you should start deleting mog battles because they are haram
 
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By all means feel free to criticize the kuffar who have disgraced themselves and turned against their nature.
 
I need to just stfu about escorts and slaying and other really weird autistic shit I posted. I want to delete my account but the strange/ obscure posts will remain.

I want to marry and remain virgin until 25-30 to find a hot halal high value wife
 
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Who is Iblis?You mean shaytan?
 
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I converted to Christianity so that Turks would stop calling me brother
 
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copemaxxedturanid said:
Who is Iblis?You mean shaytan?

it doesn't seem like he was a bad angel.He just refused to bow to Adam
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He was a bad angel and is root of all evil temptations. He disobeyed God, used 'reason' to discard faith in God and thought he was better and was banished to hell as a result.

Of course a cuckmaxxed turanid fag like yourself wouldn't see anything wrong with that. You should've went to imam hatip school JFL.
 
SecularIslamist said:
He was a bad angel and is root of all evil temptations. He disobeyed God, used 'reason' to discard faith in God and thought he was better and was banished to hell as a result.

Of course a cuckmaxxed turanid fag like yourself wouldn't see anything wrong with that. You should've went to imam hatip school JFL.
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Seems like iblis was stupid,how could he be better than god if he got created by god.dumbass nigga
 
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It's hard not to compare yourself to others when you're a subhuman with 0 appeal :feelswhy:

It's over and never began
 
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Das crazy dawg but im not muslim
 
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God hates me
 
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copemaxxedturanid said:
Who is Iblis?You mean shaytan?

it doesn't seem like he was a bad angel.He just refused to bow to Adam
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He was not an angel. That’s a Christian / Jewish invention. He was a jinn.
 
TRUE_CEL said:
He was not an angel. That’s a Christian / Jewish invention. He was a jinn.
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why are djinns bad? arent they allahs creation?
 
mrriceguy said:
why are djinns bad? arent they allahs creation?
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Jinns are like people in that regard. Some are good, some are bad. There are Muslim jinn and kafir jinn. They choose whether to worship God or not to. Jinns will accompany us in both hell and heaven.
 
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Hello,

Making comparisons is fine, it is pride and arrogance that is evil.

-JEE
 
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SecularIslamist said:
He was a bad angel and is root of all evil temptations. He disobeyed God, used 'reason' to discard faith in God and thought he was better and was banished to hell as a result
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He was not an angel, he was a jinn.
 
flippasav said:
I need to just stfu about escorts and slaying and other really weird autistic shit I posted. I want to delete my account but the strange/ obscure posts will remain.

I want to marry and remain virgin until 25-30 to find a hot halal high value wife
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Hello,

check out my post on getting concubines in the modern age, you can pump and dump practically in marriage. I will remember to make a post on that too.

-JEE
 
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SecularIslamist said:
"He (subhuman) has a more attractive gf than I do"
"I have more money than he does"
"My older son is better than my younger son"
"I am taller than him"

Don't make comparison with others. Don't forget the first being to disobey Allah was Iblis himself after he made the first comparison (you made him from clay and me from fire).

@Xangsane
@TRUE_CEL
@emeraldglass
@JohnDoe
@SaintOverBuddyBoyo
@Tallooksmaxxer
@Manchild
@BongMog
@ascendedd
@JeffreyEdEpstein
@mrriceguy
@yeeyeeslayer
@KING REIDYZ
@lightskinbengali
@flippasav
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SecularIslamist said:
"He (subhuman) has a more attractive gf than I do"
"I have more money than he does"
"My older son is better than my younger son"
"I am taller than him"

Don't make comparison with others. Don't forget the first being to disobey Allah was Iblis himself after he made the first comparison (you made him from clay and me from fire).

@Xangsane
@TRUE_CEL
@emeraldglass
@JohnDoe
@SaintOverBuddyBoyo
@Tallooksmaxxer
@Manchild
@BongMog
@ascendedd
@JeffreyEdEpstein
@mrriceguy
@yeeyeeslayer
@KING REIDYZ
@lightskinbengali
@flippasav
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True
 
SecularIslamist said:
"He (subhuman) has a more attractive gf than I do"
"I have more money than he does"
"My older son is better than my younger son"
"I am taller than him"

Don't make comparison with others. Don't forget the first being to disobey Allah was Iblis himself after he made the first comparison (you made him from clay and me from fire).

@Xangsane
@TRUE_CEL
@emeraldglass
@JohnDoe
@SaintOverBuddyBoyo
@Tallooksmaxxer
@Manchild
@BongMog
@ascendedd
@JeffreyEdEpstein
@mrriceguy
@yeeyeeslayer
@KING REIDYZ
@lightskinbengali
@flippasav
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I always pray for the success of others so I can have some of that success myself in the future.
 
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TRUE_CEL said:
Are you a kafir? Quran clearly says Iblis was a jinn. Don’t argue this. If it’s in the Quran then we can’t argue it. Unless we are kafirs.
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The question is what he was before he disobeyed. Some state angels don't have free will and made of light unlike fire so he couldn't have been a angel - this is the traditional opinion. Others state he was an angel and a devout one until disobeying..

This isn't the basis for takfir.
 
SecularIslamist said:
The question is what he was before he disobeyed. Some state angels don't have free will and made of light unlike fire so he couldn't have been a angel - this is the traditional opinion. Others state he was an angel and a devout one until disobeying..

This isn't the basis for takfir.
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Well if you go against the Quranic verses then it is a basis of takfir.


Further, Angels have no free will. This is the only right opinion there is on the matter so Iblis could not have been an angel as he disobeyed Allah.
 
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JeffreyEdEpstein said:
Well if you go against the Quranic verses then it is a basis of takfir.


Further, Angels have no free will. This is the only right opinion there is on the matter so Iblis could not have been an angel as he disobeyed Allah.
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It is disputed although the majority of of Sunni scholars have said Iblis was always a jinn. The verse in question used to back this claim up;

"And [mention] when We said to the angels, "Prostrate to Adam," and they prostrated, except for Iblees. He was of the jinn and departed from [i.e., disobeyed] the command of his Lord. Then will you take him and his descendants as allies other than Me while they are enemies to you? Wretched it is for the wrongdoers as an exchange."


Although if that is the case the the first part of the verse would not apply as it was addressed to the 'angels'. It could have been the case Iblis was an addressee amongst angel as some scholars have pointed out. Others say he was an angel and became a jinn (this Allah changed his creation).

Are you going to takfir some of the sahaba and most important scholars who have said this?

Here is a extract from wiki:

There are different opinions regarding the proper meaning of "among the jinni" in the Quran. Apart from the Quranic narrative, Islamic exegesis offers two different accounts of Iblis's origin: according to one, he was a noble angel, to the other he was an ignoble jinn, who worked his way up to heaven.[4] Some also consider him to be merely the ancestor of jinn, who was created in heaven, but fell due to his disobedience, as Adam slipped from paradise when he sinned. It might be this moment, Iblis turned into a jinn,[41] but has been an angel created from fire before.[42]

According to exegetes of the Quran (tafsir), such as ibn Abbas,[43] Tabari[44] Ash'ari,[45] Al-Tha`labi,[46] Al-Baydawi[42] and Mahmud al-Alusi[47] Iblis was an angel in origin. Razi describes Iblis as "one of the closest angels" (muqarrabun).[48] According to a tradition attributed to ibn Abbas and ibn Masud, in case of Iblis, the term jinn is used in reference to jannah (heaven). Accordingly, Iblis was a guardian and of a sub-category of "fiery angels". These angels, created from fire (nar), are to be distinguished by both the angels of mercy, created from light (nur), and the earthly jinn, created from "smokeless fire" (marijin min nar). Tabarsi argued that, if Iblis were a jinni, he couldn't become a custodian of paradise among the angels.[14] Şaban Ali argues that identifying Iblis as a jinni is a mistranslation. He states, instead of "was one of the jinn", the proper translation would be, analogous to Surah 2:34, "became one of the jinn" and that Iblis has been an angel first, but became a jinn when he becomes an unbeliever.[49] The transformation of Iblis from angelic into demonic is used, by advocates of Iblis' angelic origin, as reminder of God's capacity to reverse something even on an ontological level. It is both a warning and a reminder that the special gifts given by God can also be taken away by Him.[50]: 73 Tabari goes further in his Quran commentary, and argues against objections made against Iblis' angelic origin:

"There is nothing objectionable in that God should have created the categories of His angels from all kinds of things that He had created: He created some of them from light, some of them from fire, and some of them from what He willed apart from that. There is thus nothing in God's omitting to state what He created His angels from, and in His stating what He created Iblis from, which necessarily implies that Iblis is outside of the meaning of [angel], for it is possible that He created a category of His angels, among whom was Iblis, from fire, and even that Iblis was unique in that He created him, and no other angels of His, from the fire of the Samum.
Likewise, he cannot be excluded from being an angel by fact that he had progeny or offspring, because passion and lust, from which the other angels were free, was compounded in him when God willed disobedience in him. As for God's statement that he was <one of the jinn>, it is not to be rejected that everything which hides itself (ijtanna) from the sight is a 'Jinn', as stated before, and Iblis and the angels should then be among them because they hide themselves from the eyes of the sons of Adam."[51]
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On the other hand, scholars arguing that the term jinni refers to jinn, and not a category of angels, don't need to explain Iblis' origin from fire, but they need to explain Iblis' stay among the angels. Examples of famous scholars who rejected Iblis' angelic origin are Hasan of Basra, Ibn Taimiyya, Ibn Kathir and Sayyid Qutb.[52] This view is also attributed to the majority Mu'tazilah.
They famously emphasize free will, and thus cannot argue that Iblis's has been predestined to fall, therefore his sin is necessary a result of rebellion against God's law, thus implying free will.[14] This view was also popularized by Salafi scholars (such as Muhammad Al-Munajjid, who promulgated his view on IslamQA.info and Umar Sulaiman Al-Ashqar, in his famous Islamic Creed Series) in recent times.

There are two viewpoints regarding this matter. Hasan of Basra argues that Iblis has been the first of the jinn, and thus, like Adam, been created in paradise. However, when he sinned, he and his progeny were cast out. Ibn Kathir on the other hand, follows the narrative that jinn have lived before Adam on earth, but, unlike ibn Abbas, argues that Iblis was not of the angels battling the jinn, but a jinni himself. Accordingly, Iblis was once an ordinary jinni but, due to his piety and constant worship, elevated among the angels. He explains Iblis' jinnic origin as follows:
"When Allah commanded the angels to prostrate before Adam, Iblis was included in this command. Although Iblis was not an angel, he was trying - and pretending - to imitate the angels' behavior and deeds, and this is why he was also included in the command to the angels to prostrate before Adam. Satan was criticized for defying that command, (. . .)
(So they prostrated themselves except Iblis. He was one of the Jinn meaning, his original nature betrayed him. He had been created from smokeless fire, whereas the angels had been created from light, (. . .)
When matters crucial every vessel leaks that which to contains and is betrayed by its true nature. Iblis used to do, what the angels did and resembled them in their devotion and worship, so he was included when they were addressed, but he disobeyed and went what he was told to do. So Allah points out here that he was one of the Jinn, he was created from fire, as He says elsewhere."
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Many scholars also point out to the doctrine of angelic infallibility, arguing that Iblis could not have been an angel therefore.[53] However, this view is contested and depends on exegetical decisions on Quranic verses, both about the nature of angels and the meaning of free will. While Hasan al Basri is known for exempting angels from all deficits,[54] Abu Hanifa is reported as distinguishing between obedient angels, disobedient angels such as Harut and Marut, and unbelievers among the angels, like Iblis.[55] For some, Iblis' disobedience is part of God's will. God would have created Iblis, differing from the other angels, from fire, installing a rebellious nature in him, so he will rebel and be endowed with the task to seduce humans, just as other angels are endowed with different tasks corresponding to their nature.[3]: 37 
 
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