tem, dari sejak masuk prol lu sibuk bener ngurusin kebon orang. bosen sama kebon sendiri ya?
--- In [email protected], item abu <itemabu@...> wrote: > > Kita udah ada di 10 hari terakhir di bln Bombadhon ini, berarti udah > saatnya unt bergiat nungging2 nyari malam Lailatul Qadr, krn di malam > itu, nungging2nya dpt pahala sekian puluh ribu kali lipat dr hari biasa. > > Jadi, si hasan basri, rezameutia, parewa, ajeg, abbas amin dll itu pasti > nungging2nya tambah semangat beberapa hari belakangan ini, hehehe... > > Masalahnya, ga ada yg tau kapan persisnya malam super unt nungging2 ini, > krn si nabi pedophile itu kelupaan malam penting ini. Aneh ga tuh, nabi > bisa lupa kapan persisnya. > > Logikanya, sehrsnya para sohib si keparat itu bisa ingat kapan malam super > ini, tp mereka semua ngedadak jg amnesia. > > Atau, kan auloh bisa ngirim lagi malekatnya buat ngasih tau tglnya, tp > ternyata ga ada malekat yg datang, apa masih ada anjing yg ngehalangi > misi malekat shg malekatnya ga berani datang? > > Islam itu emang agama konyol dan bejad unt orang2 tolol dan bejad, > > > http://www.islam-watch.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=795:muslims-how-long-will-you-be-searching-lail-al-qadr&catid=117:ghalib&Itemid=58 > > Muslims! How Long Will You Be Searching Lail-al-Qadr? > Monday, 22 August 2011 15:04 Mirza Ghalib > Different Norms of observing al-Qadr between Arab and Non-Arab Muslims... > ________________________________ > I still remember the words my mother spoke to me some 45 years ago, > regarding LAIL-AL-QADR or THE NIGHT OF POWER. When I was 6, my mother > insisted on my going to the mosque with my father and brothers on the > 27th of Ramadan and spend the night there praying almost 2/3rd of the > night, because it was Lail-al-Qadr. I could not help asking my mom why > and I was told that it was the night Allah dropped His book, âThe > Quranâ, from heaven some 1,400 years ago. So, it was the most auspicious > night and Muslims will get rewards for their good deeds, equal to the > deeds done in 1,000 months. I believed as I was by my mom. For the next > 20 years, I spend the night of every Lail-al-qadr, which falls on 27th > Ramadan, in the mosque, as it is celebrated throughout India. > When I went to Saudi Arabia with a job > in my late 20's, I came to know about the contradiction over the exact > date of Qadr, which was totally unacceptable to my intellect. When I > narrated this astonishing fact to my mom, she replied that she didnât > have any knowledge about this. She was helpless, because she was not > taught by anyone about it until then. These types of absurdities are not > taught to common non-Arab Muslims, because mullahs are afraid of being > questioned by Muslims of these free countries. So, the celebration of > the Qadr on the 27th night of Ramadan continues even today. > > Muhammad: A Prophet or a Joker? > As a Muslim I was thinking that Muhammad was a Prophet, which means a person, > who teaches his people about the > intentions of God and predicts the future. If a person, who couldnât > remember even the very momentous event of the present and/or of recent > past, how could he be able to predict the future? Even an ordinary human > being never forgets the important days of his life. Also a small kid > remembers his/her date of birth. Then how come a âProphetâ forgets the > inaugural date of his ultimate religion of God? What kind of prophet he > was? > The Islamic sources really projects > Muhammad as a joker in this case, since they reflect very badly about > the authenticity of most of Hadiths and the Quran. Here are the few > examples of such absurdities from Islamic sources. Before reading such > absurdities, it is necessary to know the importance of Muhammadâs sunna > and also that Muhammad never speaks anything of his own. > Muhammad said, âHe, who does not follow > my tradition (sunna) in religion, is not from me (not one of my > followers) â" (Bukhari Vol. 7:1) > âNOR DOES HE SPEAK OF DESIREâ (Quran/ > Sura An-Najm 53:4) asserting that nothing the Prophet utters is of his > own desire or wish. And we have to admit it. Let us analyze what Allah > wish to say through his messenger Muhammad: > Exact date of Lail-Al-Qadr according to Muhammadâs prattling. > 1. Lail-al-Qadar was came true with it signs on 21st Ramadan, as > showed to Muhammad in his dream. (Bukhari Vol. 3:235) > 2. Search it on 21st, 23rd and 25th of Ramadan. (Sahih Al-Bukhari > Vol.  1:238 & Tirmidhi 2092). > 3. Seek it on 25th, 27th and 29th of Ramadan. (Bukhari Vol. 1:46 & > Vol. 3:240) > 4. Seek it in the last 7 nights of Ramadan. (Bukhari Vol. 3:232 & > Vol. 9:120) > 5. Search it in the last 10 nights of Ramadan. (Bukhari Vol. > 3:252) > 6. Search it in the odd nights of last 10 days. (Bukhari Vol. > 3:234, Vol 3:252) > 7. Seek it in the first 10, second 10 and in the third 10 nights > (i.e. all 30 nights!!!!) of Ramadan. (Bukhari Vol. 1:777) > These are the utterance of the > all-knowing prophet of Islam about the best day of his life. Even if a > child of 6 years happens to have such encounter with Jibreel, he or she > will never forget that event until his or her survival. Then what kind > of prophet Muhammad was! > Furthermore, some more hadiths from the > comic-books, namely Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, claim that > Muhammad was showed the Qadr in his dream for the second time, but he > forgot it again (Bukhari Vol. 3:235 & 244; Sahih Muslim 2631). The > same hadithâs narrator Abu Saaid al-khudri says that he remembers the > Qadr and it was on the 21st night of Ramadan (Bukhari Vol 3:235). An > ordinary man from his companions somehow has managed to remember the > date of Qadr according to this hadith. Yet, the intelligent Arab Muslims of > this modern age are still searching it in the last 30 days of > Ramadan, and the non-Arab Muslims searches it on the 27th of Ramadan. > Some people were shown the night of Qadr as being in the last 7 days of > Ramadan. Muhammad said, âSeek it in the last 7 days of Ramadan.â >  (Bukhari Vol. 9:120) > With these hadiths, one can easily judge about the veracity of Islamic > scriptures, be they Hadiths or Quran. > SIGN OF LAIL-AL-QADR > Whatever be the date of Qadr, let modern Muslims search it on the whole 30 > nights of Ramadan, as per the > teaching of their mentor Muhammad. At the same time, let them also not > forget the sign of Qadr mentioned by their Boss Muhammad: > Muhammad said, âI was shown Qadr. I saw in my dream that I was protesting > in mud and water.â The narrator of hadith Abu Saaid Al-Khudri further says, > âAt that time the sky was clear and no cloud was visible, but suddenly a > cloud came and rained. The prophet led us to the prayer and I saw the > traces of mud on the fore head and on the nose of Allahâs apostle. So it > was the confirmation of that dream.â (Bukhari Vol 1:777) > CONCLUSION: Praying the entire 30 nights of Ramadan, we wish, our Muslim > brothers of todayâs World, may > experience once, that particular rainy and muddy night of Qadr with mud > on their foreheads and noses. > Before concluding this article, I would > like to ask Muslims, who are the first and worst victims of Muhammadâs > Islam, to seek answer to the following legitimate questions, before > seeking the mysterious night of Qadr. > 1. How can Allahâs prophet forget the best events of the > present or of recent past? Does he deserve the title of prophet? > 2. Muhammad was shown the night of Qadr again for the second time > in his dream and made to forget the Qadr again. If Allah doesnât > want him to remember it, then why did Allah show him the Qadr for a > second time in his dream? I hope the Muslims will scrutiny this point > with open mind. > 3. Even though Muhammadâs dream came true with its sign on 21st > night of Ramadan, he did not authenticate that night as Qadr and > the poor Muslims are still searching it on every Ramadan. What is > the secret behind this mystery? > 4. Lunatic Muhammad must have forgotten the very momentous day of > his life. Because âhe was a Prophet after allâ. Even Khadeeja, his > first official wife out of 15, who lived through ten years of Muhammadâs > alleged Prophethood, had forgotten that night? Doesnât it appear > that this whole incident was fabricated by Muhammad or later on? > 5. Moreover Jibreel, the dimwit angel of Allah, had allegedly been > visiting Muhammad for 23 long years with Allahâs revelations. In > particular, Jibreel used to visit Muhammad during the month of > Ramadan on a daily basis. (Bukhari Vol. 1:5, 1:777). Since Muhammad was > so confused about the date, why didnât he get the confirmed > date of Qadr from Jibreel? > We will discuss these facts in our next article âCONSPIRACY BEHIND THE 5 > PRAYERS AND THE MID-NIGHT PRAYERSâ > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! ID required) <*> To change settings via email: [email protected] [email protected] <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
