I lost my wife to sepsis post pregnancy this week after fighting for 37 days can she be considered shaheed ?. My heart is broken we were truly blessed and loved each other. At this moment i feel lonely and scared about this duniya. Please pray for her and Allah grant her highest of Jannah and unite us and our son again !
I'm from Salvador, Brazil. My mother bought in church a calendar for this year, with several photos and images for each month. In the month of november there is a photo of a woman named Dorothy Stang, a catholic activist for indigenous rights in the amazon forest. How the calendar refers to her? "Martyred on February 12, 2005". She was assassinated by farmers because of her activism. This is a Catholic calendar. Her struggle is considered to be not just righteous, but holy.
The martyr is the witness who dies because of his testimony. Not just Justin Martyr, but also Polycarp, Paul, Peter, Stephen, Isaiah, and of course, Jesus, who was the living example and the one about whom all others bore witness, both before and after. Please honour their testimonies and do not desecrate them for your agendas.
Dr. Shabir, please use your Muslim connections in the UK to help find what has become of Hatun Tash. We would like to confirm if she was martyred, kidnapped, or held hostage. Thank you.
I don't believe this word can be used for a non muslim who dies for the sake of their religon or country. It's purely used for muslims when they are killed in battle fields with non muslims just to obay Allah's orders.
@@kanwalafzala3750 Sorry, but the Christians were using this term centuries before Muhammad was born and Islam twisted its meaning into one who dies in battle 'in the way of Allah' rather than one who sacrifices their life to hold onto their faith.
Only in Islam. In Christianity, which preceded Islam, martyrdom applied to those who refused to turn away from their religion under the threat of death. Think about all the Christians who died in Roman arenas because they refused to deny their faith and recognise the emperor as a god. Before the Crusades, soldiers who died on the battlefield in wars of religion were generally not considered martyrs in the West. But the women and children persecuted by the Romans were. Can women or children be martyrs in Islam?
@@I-AM-Yousuf Ha! I'm not a Christian but I'm well-versed in both Islam and Christianity. The Christians never asserted there are three gods, but rather that God has three aspects ... you seem to find that hard to understand.
Lol a god that desperately needs to become a martyr, no disrespect but the fact you believe a god was crucified makes me no surprise the majority of atheist are Christians
Here's a different perspective nearly all of you most likely did not know before. Jesus Christ the Messiah (peace be upon him) was taken to Heaven by Lord/God/TheCreator because some wanted him dead, so God saved him. The word christ comes from the Greek word 'christos' meaning chosen, the word messiah comes from the Arabic/Hebrew word 'messiach', again meaning chosen. Jesus did not speak Greek or Arabic or Hebrew, he spoke Aramaic. So, Who chose Jesus? TheCreator/TheGod/TheLord did. To do what? To convey that there is TheCreator/TheGod/TheLord and only ThatSupreme power should be worshipped and prayed to and NO idols/conjured up god/s by human kind, be it a man, a spirit of a man, a sun, a star, a moon, a tree, an animal etc etc be worshipped in any way. Anything that is worshipped besides TheGod is a god, that is false god, hence with a small ''g''. There is one Creator, hence why TheGod, the only One deserving of worship. What does Allah mean as a word? It means TheCreator/TheGod/TheLord. What does ''elaah'' mean as a word? It means any idol or conjured up god or gods that are false and do not deserve worship of any kind, hence why Islam rejects all gods but TheGod/TheCreator/TheLord/Allah. Why are all religions in opposition of Islam? Because they have a god or many gods but TheGod that is worshipped in someway or another. Have you ever read a Quran from start to finish? That you can answer for your self. (I recommend the Sahih International english translation, it's good). Best wishes. ------------------------------- .....btw..... Jesus did preach to worship the OneGod/TheCreator and not anything else, and so did his followers, peace be upon them all. This unsettled the Roman Empire because this idea of Monotheism went against their pagan beliefs where the emperor was both emperor and god. They persecuted the followers of Jesus and even attempted to kill Jesus, even a Roman Empire servant Saul of Tarsus was out to kill Jesus. Saul never managed to meet Jesus in real life but after Jesus was taken up to Heaven Saul said he saw a dream and said he will now preach the teachings of Jesus. Saul of Tarsus is also known in todays christianity as Saint Paul, so todays christians are actually on the teaching of ''Saint'' Paul which brings in trinity and godhead figure of Jesus and rejects Monotheism. -Jesus was commanded to preach Monotheism, which he did and early followers were Monotheistic believing people, which later changed with the Roman Empires paganism spreading -Jesus was commanded to preach ONLY to the Israelites, which he did, but after him Saul of Tarsus aka ''saint Paul'' started to preach to the Gentiles, which is the foundation of todays christiandom. -Jesus was commanded to rule for the circumsicion which he did, but it was taken out after he left -Roman Empire in 325 AD held a council, with empire alligned 'scholars'' to decide and VOTE on whether Jesus was to be worshipped or not, they VOTED that Jesus be accepted as god (in aliagn with the pagan beliefs of the Roman traditions) and ever since the trinity became the 'christian way' (not what Jesus preached), and sinc that time the Church has chronicled how many times the ''Bible'' has been changed, verses removed and verses added to SUIT this altered idea of trinity!
@@KenanTurkiyeThanks. You are stating the classic Islamic position, but the problem is that it is not supported by history. Actually, Messiah means the Anointed One of Yahweh, pointing towards a great descendant of King David who would reign over all nations forever. To discern what Jesus and his disciples actually did and taught, you have to read the entire New Testament. I will leave it to your conscience whether you have actually done this. There are multiple authors, not just Paul, who speak of the Messiah Son of God who willing sacrificed his life as an atonement for the sins of the world. The concept of the Son of God was not made up at Nicea in 325 but appears consistently throughout the New Testament which was completed in the first century.
@KenanTurkiye this might be true but there's power in the Christian religion and many people get saved and delivered from sin/ drugs, alcohol , illnesses That's one reason you have a hard time getting them to switch religions.
I lost my wife to sepsis post pregnancy this week after fighting for 37 days can she be considered shaheed ?. My heart is broken we were truly blessed and loved each other. At this moment i feel lonely and scared about this duniya. Please pray for her and Allah grant her highest of Jannah and unite us and our son again !
Ameen
I'm from Salvador, Brazil. My mother bought in church a calendar for this year, with several photos and images for each month.
In the month of november there is a photo of a woman named Dorothy Stang, a catholic activist for indigenous rights in the amazon forest.
How the calendar refers to her? "Martyred on February 12, 2005". She was assassinated by farmers because of her activism.
This is a Catholic calendar. Her struggle is considered to be not just righteous, but holy.
Respect to her
The martyr is the witness who dies because of his testimony. Not just Justin Martyr, but also Polycarp, Paul, Peter, Stephen, Isaiah, and of course, Jesus, who was the living example and the one about whom all others bore witness, both before and after. Please honour their testimonies and do not desecrate them for your agendas.
JazakAllah khair!
In Christianity martyrdom is getting killed for your beliefs, in Islam martyrdom is getting killed while killing others for their beliefs.
People put fences around graveyards because people are dying to get in
Dr. Shabir, please use your Muslim connections in the UK to help find what has become of Hatun Tash. We would like to confirm if she was martyred, kidnapped, or held hostage. Thank you.
JazakAllah MashAllah
Debate Christian prince
Thanks
The martyr is the best blessed man of Allah . The martyr is the one who died in the battle for the cause of Islam .
I don't believe this word can be used for a non muslim who dies for the sake of their religon or country. It's purely used for muslims when they are killed in battle fields with non muslims just to obay Allah's orders.
@@kanwalafzala3750 Sorry, but the Christians were using this term centuries before Muhammad was born and Islam twisted its meaning into one who dies in battle 'in the way of Allah' rather than one who sacrifices their life to hold onto their faith.
Only in Islam. In Christianity, which preceded Islam, martyrdom applied to those who refused to turn away from their religion under the threat of death. Think about all the Christians who died in Roman arenas because they refused to deny their faith and recognise the emperor as a god. Before the Crusades, soldiers who died on the battlefield in wars of religion were generally not considered martyrs in the West. But the women and children persecuted by the Romans were. Can women or children be martyrs in Islam?
@@DocnoXXXfool that time when Jesus PBUH was alive all believed in one GOD not 3. That was exactly Islam. You invented Christianity with 3 gods
@@I-AM-Yousuf Ha! I'm not a Christian but I'm well-versed in both Islam and Christianity. The Christians never asserted there are three gods, but rather that God has three aspects ... you seem to find that hard to understand.
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The Vikings were crazy suicide machines as well. Islam is justified
Taqiyya
When you deny the crucifixion of Jesus, the word martyr loses all meaning.
Lol a god that desperately needs to become a martyr, no disrespect but the fact you believe a god was crucified makes me no surprise the majority of atheist are Christians
Here's a different perspective nearly all of you most likely did not know before.
Jesus Christ the Messiah (peace be upon him) was taken to Heaven by Lord/God/TheCreator because some wanted him dead, so God saved him.
The word christ comes from the Greek word 'christos' meaning chosen,
the word messiah comes from the Arabic/Hebrew word 'messiach', again meaning chosen.
Jesus did not speak Greek or Arabic or Hebrew, he spoke Aramaic.
So, Who chose Jesus?
TheCreator/TheGod/TheLord did.
To do what?
To convey that there is TheCreator/TheGod/TheLord and only ThatSupreme power should be worshipped and prayed to and NO idols/conjured up god/s by human kind,
be it a man, a spirit of a man, a sun, a star, a moon, a tree, an animal etc etc be worshipped in any way.
Anything that is worshipped besides TheGod is a god, that is false god, hence with a small ''g''.
There is one Creator, hence why TheGod, the only One deserving of worship.
What does Allah mean as a word?
It means TheCreator/TheGod/TheLord.
What does ''elaah'' mean as a word?
It means any idol or conjured up god or gods that are false and do not deserve worship of any kind, hence why Islam rejects all gods but TheGod/TheCreator/TheLord/Allah.
Why are all religions in opposition of Islam?
Because they have a god or many gods but TheGod that is worshipped in someway or another.
Have you ever read a Quran from start to finish?
That you can answer for your self.
(I recommend the Sahih International english translation, it's good).
Best wishes.
-------------------------------
.....btw.....
Jesus did preach to worship the OneGod/TheCreator and not anything else, and so did his followers, peace be upon them all.
This unsettled the Roman Empire because this idea of Monotheism went against their pagan beliefs where the emperor was both emperor and god. They persecuted the followers of Jesus and even attempted to kill Jesus, even a Roman Empire servant Saul of Tarsus was out to kill Jesus.
Saul never managed to meet Jesus in real life but after Jesus was taken up to Heaven Saul said he saw a dream and said he will now preach the teachings of Jesus. Saul of Tarsus is also known in todays christianity as Saint Paul, so todays christians are actually on the teaching of ''Saint'' Paul which brings in trinity and godhead figure of Jesus and rejects Monotheism.
-Jesus was commanded to preach Monotheism, which he did and early followers were Monotheistic believing people, which later changed with the Roman Empires paganism spreading
-Jesus was commanded to preach ONLY to the Israelites, which he did, but after him Saul of Tarsus aka ''saint Paul'' started to preach to the Gentiles, which is the foundation of todays christiandom.
-Jesus was commanded to rule for the circumsicion which he did, but it was taken out after he left
-Roman Empire in 325 AD held a council, with empire alligned 'scholars'' to decide and VOTE on whether Jesus was to be worshipped or not, they VOTED that Jesus be accepted as god (in aliagn with the pagan beliefs of the Roman traditions) and ever since the trinity became the 'christian way' (not what Jesus preached), and sinc that time the Church has chronicled how many times the ''Bible'' has been changed, verses removed and verses added to SUIT this altered idea of trinity!
@@KenanTurkiyeThanks. You are stating the classic Islamic position, but the problem is that it is not supported by history. Actually, Messiah means the Anointed One of Yahweh, pointing towards a great descendant of King David who would reign over all nations forever.
To discern what Jesus and his disciples actually did and taught, you have to read the entire New Testament. I will leave it to your conscience whether you have actually done this. There are multiple authors, not just Paul, who speak of the Messiah Son of God who willing sacrificed his life as an atonement for the sins of the world. The concept of the Son of God was not made up at Nicea in 325 but appears consistently throughout the New Testament which was completed in the first century.
We also deny that Eesa pbuh was Allah's son, Nauuzubillaheor Marry was God's wife, or God's mother Or trinity 🤔. We have one and only one Allah......
@KenanTurkiye this might be true but there's power in the Christian religion and many people get saved and delivered from sin/ drugs, alcohol , illnesses That's one reason you have a hard time getting them to switch religions.
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take a ride, I have a folder on ''transportation''
I think you wll love them too :)
Stop running away from @christian prince and debate him please 🙏🏼Let the truth set you free Shabir