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Originally Posted by TheImmortal
I found one verse in the Qu'ran about the cutting off of hands and there are alternate interpretations other than the obvious physical cutting off of hands. The choice of words may not be the best or something may be lacking in the actual translation or, worse still, it is what it appears to be and is being used to justify this process on a more widespread basis than originally intended despite repentance.
How do you interpret it such verbiage ?
http://misconceptions-about-islam.co...ands-theft.htm
"The male thief, and the female thief, you shall mark, cut, or cut-off their hands/means as a recompense for what they earned, and to serve as a deterrent from God. God is Noble, Wise. Whoever repents after his wrongdoing and makes amends, then God will relent on him. Truly, God is Forgiving, Merciful. [5:38-39]" |
original post .. how authentic hadiths are
i can see where this is going
the teaching of Jesus in the bible
or so what people claim are teaching of jesus
show such similar ways of punishment and war conducts
but like i said am not going that road again
you asked about how authentic the Hadith is
i gave prove it's authentic based on Quranic verse
so you had your answer
i have no intention into derailing topic into another topic
when we agree the Hadith is authentic
we move on to another topic .. and we talk how fair the punishment is
then when we agree it's fair .. we move on to see similar teaching in bible
all depends on how ordered you are
am willing to discuss the matters but point by point and each in it's own topic
not jumping points before agreeing to the first here ( which is hadiths are authentic )