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Differentiating Religion From Religious People
How to do that because mostly humans don’t go too deep into understanding every idea theoretically, they perceive it’s value from how it is being practiced. So, if someone sees the Islam of Taliban in Afghanistan, or other extremists and then finds scholars online who also back the same views then isn’t he justified in believing that Islam is really just that? Or does he carry the onus of going deeper and study the theory and rationale?
Not everyone is lucky to come across someone like Ghamidi Sb, so is that person free from the burden and right in his approach?
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Differentiating Religion From Religious People
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We do not believe in the face value of opinions as sane people in every field of life. We prefer to seek a second opinion from a medical doctor if the matter is sensitive, we do not believe in what is told in our history books against the people who are supposed to be enemies, we go out to find the truth by ourselves. When a person hears Taliban and then comes to know that a great number of people and scholars do not endorse their ideology and practices, he or she should spend some time understanding the phenomenon before reaching a final decision. if one does not bother to do this least effort, he or she actually has no serious attitude. and unfortunately, that kind of people is far greater in number.
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