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How Should The Muslims Respond To Incidents Of Blasphemy?
Posted by Faisal Haroon on October 28, 2020 at 12:49 amPlease watch Ghamidi sahab’s advice on how to effectively respond to incidents of blasphemy.
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How Should The Muslims Respond To Incidents Of Blasphemy?
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Rafia Khawaja
Member October 28, 2020 at 9:03 amWhat a brilliant reply Ghamidi Sahib has given to the blasphemy incident in France
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Uzair Khalil
Member October 28, 2020 at 8:01 pmHow about peaceful protests? Why is Ghamidi SB against peaceful protests? Having peaceful protests and demanding for legislation that makes the act of insulting prophet Muhammad (pbuh) a punishable offence doesn’t seem to me as if we are begging others to respect our prophet, like he mentions. Also what’s his opinion on other measures like boycotting French imports etc. All these non violent measures seem to be reasonable and effective to me.
If we can use force (if we have force) against such countries as he mentioned, then why can’t we force them not to insult Islam by taking actions like boycotting, protesting etc. How come its begging? I don’t get it. Please elaborate.
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Umer
Moderator November 2, 2020 at 10:44 pmIn recent Q&A Session with Ghamidi Sahab on Questions selected from ASK GHAMIDI Platform:
For answer to your question, please refer to the video below from 1:07:47 to 1:10:56
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Faizan
Member October 28, 2020 at 8:29 pmWhy Blasphemy should be a punishable offense? The biggest blasphemy is associating partners with God and the Almighty has rejected those claims. Please refer to these verses of Surah Maryam
“They say, “The Most Compassionate has offspring. You have certainly made an outrageous claim, by which the heavens are about to burst, the earth to split apart, and the mountains to crumble to pieces in protest of attributing children to the Most Compassionate. It does not befit the majesty of the Most Compassionate to have children.”
Did God define any punishment for such outrageous and filthy claim, no right?
So, if there is no punishment for *insulting God* then why there should be a punishment for those who ridicule his messenger (PBUH).
Per my understanding there is NO punishment for blasphemy in Islamic Shariah.
Muslims should only entertain that criticism which’s raised in a civilized manner about Islam or Prophet Muhammad (PBUH); we always have an option to ignore a bad comment/cartoon.
We need to focus more on becoming better moral and rational beings than protesting over an action of an individual.
Allah knows best.
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Faisal Haroon
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