El Capitán

In Islam, the child has to take the father's religion whereas in Judaism, they have to claim the mother's religion. Didn't the so-called greatest man in the history of the universe think about the conflicting beliefs of both religion?

Less wars? More? A new country being destroyed?

Discuss.

Why so silent? I want to hear your "expert" opinion. Don't be shy :)

Why is it that this site has very few rational people here but it attracts Islamic extremists, Nazis, White supremacists, Hindu Right-Wingers , Jewish supremacists , etc?

So I woke up to some creepy voice whispering my name 4-5 times at 3:30 a.m. I am fully awake and I keep hearing that voice every 3 minutes or so.

If so, which one?

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And what are the differences between them and Moroccans, Algerians and Tunisians?

I am a non-Arab and from what I know, nobody aside from the people from those countries understand their dialect of Arabic. Is it the same case for Libyans? Do Maghrebis understand Libyan Arabic and vice-versa?

South Asians say Khodahafez/Allahafez as our way to say goodbye. Obviously, this isn't how the prophet pbuh did it as the above saying is derived from Farsi.

.... The internet to kill boredom?

Salam,

Others can chip in as well.

So, we all know how the Sahabas play an integral part in Islamic history. They were of Arab and non-Arab descent. Among the non-Arab ones, the famous ones include Bilal (RA) and Salman al Farsi (RA). I was scrolling down the list of non-Arab Sahabas on a Wikipedia article and found some of them quite interesting. There are people I've never heard of. Here is the article:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_non-Arab_Sah...

There were Sahabas from Comoros, of Tamil descent and of Pushtun descent, apparently. Muslims of those mentioned nations/ethnicities believe that those Sahabas brought Islam to their respective nations.

These alleged Sahabas are: Cheraman Perumal , Qais Abdur Rashid and Fey Bedja Mwamba.

What I wanted to ask is:

1) Are they truly Sahabas or just urban legends from those countries?

2) If they are real, what are interesting reads on them?

3) If they are false, why would people of those nations/ethnicities believe those legends?

Jzk

Come on homeboy dats hurtin yo street cred u make us ****@$ look like cowards n shet nah I mean n3gga?

Suggestions?

Serious question. I've seen a guy here , who answered a question about what he had for breakfast and he got like 10 TDs , even if he answered a normal question in a normal way.

If your answer is worse, then what's so different compared to previous decades? There were bloody wars in many places in the 90s, 80s, 70s, etc.

Could be about anything

Post pictures if YA lets you, if not post a link .

I am not going to be biased and pick the winner based on my personal choice, the picture with the most TUs will win

Post pictures. I am not going to be biased and pick the winner based on my personal choice, the picture with the most TUs will win.

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/police-15-old-raped-set-...

If it was done by a Muslim , you'd spend your day talking about it here.