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Scolding The Gods Of Non-Muslims
It is said that muslims should not speak ill of the gods of non muslims as it can trigger them to scold Allah…and, it is even against the iqhlaaq..
But, on the other hand, we see Hazrat Ibrahim breaking the idols worshipped by the people at that time ..and he even mocks them saying this bigger one broke the others…
So, how does this whole concept makes sense .. isn’t it contradiction…
2) In the event of moosa and khizr, moosa is comanded to became the pupil of khizr , and he teaches him many things….
Isn’t it beneath the honour of prophet to become the disciple of non prophet when he himself has direct connection with God.
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Scolding The Gods Of Non-Muslims
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Ibrahim did not mock the idles. He simply said he did it.
He broke the idle in the temple of his own father to make an argument and that they were helpless. It worked in a particular situation because the idle worshippers believed in their imaginary powers. They did mtk follow some philosophical explanations for their polytheistic beliefs.
Scolding avails nothing but unnecessary hatred.
Learning something extra from anyone is not a problem. The holy prophet learn from Jibrael. However Moses didn’t learn Deen from him.
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