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Why Isn't The Quran More Direct In It's Content?
Sir, The Qur’an is supposed to be a Guidance for Humankind. Ghamidi Sahab says it is a chronicle of what happened at the time of The Prophet (saw) and much of the content of the Qur’an is what was addressed to the Quraysh, the Christians and the Jews of that time.
But we see in Today’s world, the incited Muslim youth and the terrorist organisations always justify their violent activities with the Ayaat if the Qur’an.
How can a guidance for Mankind turn out to be so easily misused. We must accept that a substantial amount of what is taught in the Madaris is actually extremism and a threat not just to non muslims but also the common Muslim people who have to carry that badge along with them.
Why isn’t the Qur’an more direct in it’s content?
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Why Isn't The Quran More Direct In It's Content?
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The Qur’an is very clear in its content. But religious minds when get influenced with the political factors, which generate Islamism , Muslim nationalism, it leads them to adopt the ways they adopted. Then they construct the arguments on it, regardless what Qur’an says. This is not the book but the psychological construction of human beings which drive them to find their desired conclusions from Qur’an, no matter if the Qur’an would be more plain.
You may need to learn human behaviour and see how they adopt wrong behaviour despite obvious facts of life. This is what they do in every field of life.
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