Comments on: God Bless Mothers

By: Mohammad Memarian (Iran)

Mohammad Memarian (Iran) — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 06:57:39 +0000

Rayed:

Few points:

* This site is not established so as to convert people. We are here to exchange ideas, to make a better understanding of the other side, to figure out how they think, and finally to find out they are, less or more, reasonable creatures too. We are here to practice dialogue.

* Some historical accounts state that Taraweeh was not a part of Prophet’s Tradition and early caliphs introduced it into the practice of early Muslims. Indeed there are some other examples of this kind.

* I know Bihar al Anwar, and I can probably guess what you mean by referring me to this book (more than 100 volumes, not so easy to read all of it!). As I’ve said in an earlier post in this site:

There are some Hadith books of Shia scholars (like: Bihar-al-Anwar which means ‘seas of lights’), which gathered too many so-called Hadiths, both true and false ones, and did not distinguished original quotes from fake ones. Indeed, there is a long story why these books were made, and why they did gather even the Fake Quotes. Now, those who review such quotes in such books can accuse Shia of very stupid beliefs (such as Quran being distorted) very easily, while NO Shia believes in such stories.

* If you want to debate Shia-Sunni issues, let’s establish a separate forum. I do personally think that all the sincere hearts will be in heaven. Amen.

By: Rayed Al Sunni

Rayed Al Sunni — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 21:17:23 +0000

Im not againest you.but I have just all of question for She’a If you have an answer Im gonna be She’a.I wanna just to know everything about She’a think dont get me wrong.then be right.We pray Tarawih yeah What’s wrong?!we take it from Mohammad not from our mind or our act.Mr.Mohammad Memarian Do not think I clever man Im simple man.read about Sunah and She’a.and make compare btween each other may be you will find an answer.Do you know “Behar Al Anwar”?read it.I do not want to talk too much.you Reviled Abu Baker and Omar and Othman why?I dont know!!Mohammad Said 10 Sahabi in the heaven.

By: Mohammad Memarian (Iran)

Mohammad Memarian (Iran) — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 08:04:58 +0000

do you If any Soni acts any things after Fatwa it’s stopped right now.not the same She’a after Fatwa didnt stopped untill now.

funny!

By: elinor(Iran)

elinor(Iran) — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 07:07:48 +0000

jahangir.
What is wrong with praying another prayer if it is spiritual? Tarawih is the spirit of Ramadan for the Sunnah,it is good to appreciate the good thing. Each sect or creed is motivated by its own pilosophy and its own context. Tarawih is a sipitual thing, Shiites have their own way of expressing what is wrong and what is write, as how I feel, as long as people ar epraciticing there religion peacefullly why should any one bother them, spirituality is good for people.

By: Rayed Al Sunni

Rayed Al Sunni — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 23:44:42 +0000

of the prophet Mohammad on the 10th of Moharram it became the most great tragedy for the muslims.(yeah but it’s a day of save Moses’s life so all Muslims are fasting except She’a”Al Roafed”do you If any Soni acts any things after Fatwa it’s stopped right now.not the same She’a after Fatwa didnt stopped untill now.

I dont know??I dont disagree u have what you beliefs?but after beliefs ask yourself Is that In Islam or not?I love Fatma and Ahel ALbeat.ask anyone about fatma >>Think before your beliefs

By: jehangir

jehangir — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 13:59:40 +0000

I have read in the ahle sunnah literature that their second caliph has introduce new practices which was not at the time of prophet Mohammed e.g. Taraweeh during the month of fasting. It it true Mr. Rayed.
The 10th of Moharram is as significant as the first of shawwal. The month of shawwal existed before the advent of Islam, but, it turned out to be celebrated as eid al fitr. After the martyrdom of the grandson (Husain) of the prophet Mohammad on the 10th of Moharram it became the most great tragedy for the muslims. Actions of a certain group mourning the death of their beloved does not belittle the tragedy as not offering salaat by certain muslims does not make the salaat its importance less. I think u got the point mr. rayed.

By: elinor(Iran)

elinor(Iran) — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 09:49:09 +0000

Hi every one. I hope people have the freedom to celebrate with the way the think, if and only if that wouldn’t mean bashing and bothering and condemning others who do not share the same beliefs. Essentially we as human beings believe in some very fundamental issues which we all feel the same about, suppose, don’t we all share the feeling we have toward our mothers? G-d bless your mothers, all of you guys, Mohammmads’ Rayed’s rays’ Omid’s mine as well( hehe). I am a mother too! I have two daughters, and I want to raise them in a way they will always love and respect all of you with all your differences in opinion:)

By: Mohammad Memarian (Iran)

Mohammad Memarian (Iran) — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 09:01:44 +0000

Omid and Ray:

Thanks for your encouraging comments

By: ray

ray — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 07:22:07 +0000

Mohammad, your comment on form and content is a exemplary. I agree with Omid, really enjoyed reading it.

By: Mohammad Memarian (Iran)

Mohammad Memarian (Iran) — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 04:59:09 +0000

Rayed:

I do not understand this ‘our Islam/your Islam’ thing. The analysis proposed above, which supports using novel Forms to practice old Contents, takes advantage of no Shiite-specific principle. So if you still think that we have to adhere to very Forms practiced by Holy Prophet, come up with a new analysis, showing the probable weak points of my analysis.

With regards to Ashoora day, you are probably true that Islam forbids us to hurt ourselves. So let me remember you that many Ayatollahs have issued fatwas condemning such act. People, however, still practice it.