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At the end of the day you have to accept that a lot of things we practiced in the times of the Prophet and also things within the Hadith are problematic for modern society. You are never convincing a whole society that sex slaves should be permissible, stoning for adultery or cutting hands of thieves etc. I have seen whole
Islamic lectures explaining why ISIS’s idea of sex slaves is different to Muhammad SAW’s. Why one is permissible to this day and the other is an innovation. I doubt this is an intellectually stimulating conversation for anyone who views their laws/society based in a common good for everyone.
So if we can’t agree on ruling with Islamic Sharia then the population is of course going to become more secular. And eventually lose their Islam. People pretend like Saudi Arabia and Iran are some remote Islamic version of sharia yet it is a mild version of it! They are actually liberalising. If even they are condemned by other Muslims here as ‘extremists’ and ‘repressive’ then it’s no surprise we have a crisis of identity within the ummah
Islamic lectures explaining why ISIS’s idea of sex slaves is different to Muhammad SAW’s. Why one is permissible to this day and the other is an innovation. I doubt this is an intellectually stimulating conversation for anyone who views their laws/society based in a common good for everyone.
So if we can’t agree on ruling with Islamic Sharia then the population is of course going to become more secular. And eventually lose their Islam. People pretend like Saudi Arabia and Iran are some remote Islamic version of sharia yet it is a mild version of it! They are actually liberalising. If even they are condemned by other Muslims here as ‘extremists’ and ‘repressive’ then it’s no surprise we have a crisis of identity within the ummah