you want to be a slave?x.com
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(btw I am sorry to those reading that you cannot see the preview for the tweets now... I am not sure why it is like that now)
you want to be a slave?
NGL being a slave for another man is sus to me. Like he's basically one step from blowing your back out lol.x.com
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(btw I am sorry to those reading that you cannot see the preview for the tweets now... I am not sure why it is like that now)
why not, if you endorse this "hadith", why you'd mind that?no, where did I say that?
why not, if you endorse this "hadith", why you'd mind that?
What is your view of slavery and how do you navigate the fact that it’s been allowed in the Quran?why not, if you endorse this "hadith", why you'd mind that?
dehumanizing.What is your view of slavery?
'Sahih' Al-Bukhari at Bukhari's time was considered as a merely collected hadiths with "I think this is authentic to my knowledge" stamp on it.it is a hadith from Sahih Bukhari. I am not one of those deviants who try to undermine Sahih al-Bukhari.
And how do you navigate the fact that it’s been allowed in the Quran? What’s your take on that?dehumanizing.
You can’t be serious'Sahih' Al-Bukhari at Bukhari's time was considered as a merely collected hadiths with "I think this is authentic to my knowledge" stamp on it.
The Quran didn't allow slavery, it acknowledge its existenceAnd how do you navigate the fact that it’s been allowed in the Quran? What’s your take on that?
It was literally that. There weren't any "If you don't believe in Sahih Al-Bukhari you are a kafir" dogma at that time. Now, many will consider you Kafir simply for arguing about the authenticity of some hadiths in itYou can’t be serious
How come it talks about your right hand possession being allowed to be with them? How come the Prophet s.a.w had one? How do you navigate that?The Quran didn't allow slavery, it acknowledge its existence
I think that’s obvious for any student of history since the Hadiths were collected two hundred years later and obviously, people before Bukhari weren’t relying on his collection. But the sentiment is that now that we do have a complied Hadiths that make our lives easier via a better understanding ofIt was literally that. There weren't any "If you don't believe in Sahih Al-Bukhari you are a kafir" dogma at that time. Now, many will consider you Kafir simply for arguing about the authenticity of some hadiths in it
It was a system that existed, a wrong system. People shouldn't see it in different way than that.How come it talks about your right hand possession being allowed to be with them? How come the Prophet s.a.w had one? How do you navigate that?
No one says if you don't believe in Sahih Bukhari you are kaffir no one but rejecting mutawattir ahadith is kufrIt was literally that. There weren't any "If you don't believe in Sahih Al-Bukhari you are a kafir" dogma at that time. Now, many will consider you Kafir simply for arguing about the authenticity of some hadiths in it
Al-Bukhari discredited 55% of what he collected, based on reasoning and criteria he put.I think that’s obvious for any student of history since the Hadiths were collected two hundred years later and obviously, people before Bukhari weren’t relying on his collection. But the sentiment is that now that we do have a complied Hadiths that make our lives easier via a better understanding of
our deen, on what premise can you reject it?
We can say that for all things marriage was also system that existed so were many things. If Allah does not forbid a system that he acknowledges his existence then it means it's halal and allowedIt was a system that existed, a wrong system. People shouldn't see it in different way than that.
'Sahih' Al-Bukhari at Bukhari's time was considered as a merely collected hadiths with "I think this is authentic to my knowledge" stamp on it.