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Why Ask Every Question To Quran Resulting In Contradictory Interpretations
Is it right to ask every question to Quran?
I mean somebody asked me what does Quran say about the rights of minority.
Why should we ask this Quran?
I mean farahi school of thought maybe deriving right conclusions from Quran about rights of minority but this isn’t the case with all other religious sects in muslims.
Consider if someone comes to a conclusion ‘from Quran’ that Minorities don’t have the equal rights as muslims in muslim countries.
Both opinions have their own form of methodologies to derive conclusions. Don’t you think then people will hold Quran as accountable for people’s conclusions?
Can’t people just create laws that are logical and common sense that all people are equal doesn’t matter if they’re minorities or otherwise.
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Why Ask Every Question To Quran Resulting In Contradictory Interpretations
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I think we need to consult Quran regarding Deen. All the answers are given about Deen. Rights of minorities come under justice.
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