[Faith-Talk] North Carolina Avenue, Ali Sina is in big trouble, Islam in brief, objects of belief

[Ericka]

Mustofa,

Thank you for writing this interesting shortened version of what you believe. I knew some and other information on what I did not. 

If i think of anyrging I will ask.  Glad The stereotype  barriers have broken down.
Hopefully you carry this information back to youlr fellow Mulims that what is seen in media isn’t always accurate.  Politics isn’t a good representationof us. 

May prace come to all
now and always.

Ericka Nelson
Your respectful. Christian friend

> On Dec 14, 2019, at 6:13 AM, Mustafa Almahdy via Faith-Talk <faith-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hello everyone, I hope you are keeping really well. Upon Ali Sina’s
> multiple failures to tackle the challenge of debating me, I decided to
> just dispose of him and go forward with my committed tendency to
> invite people to Islam. At its inception, you must fathom, that we
> have no compulsion in religion. This means, that your conversion has
> to be of your own independent and consciously decisive determination.
> This critical decision should not be influenced with any irrelavant
> factor as of conversion for the sake of marriage, for instance, this
> shall not be accepted with the side of Allah glory be to Him. It
> rather has to be sincerely devoted to please Allah and follow His
> straight path. Now, without further ado, let us just get into the core
> of this. Islam is the only religion of God. God in English, Allah in
> Arabic or Elohim in Hebrew, they mutually resemble the One and only,
> glory be to Him. Thence, Jews, Christians and Muslims, they in theory,
> ought to turn up to and worship the same divine being. So, what do
> Muslims believe? What are the essentials of their faith? Muslims
> believe in six major tenets of faith. I’ll illustrate them concisely
> in the subsequent segment. First,  Muslims believe in Allah glory be
> to Him. They believe that he has never been similar to any of His
> creation. He glory be to Him is uniquely Omnipotent, transcendent,
> omniscient and ubiquitous. He is self-sufficient and is the only
> worthy being to be worshipped and submitted to. Second, Muslims
> believe in angels. We believe that Allah created them from light and
> made them submissive to Him by nature. They are honoured within the
> side of Allah, they never disobey Him and they are devoted to do what
> He commands them to. Third, Muslims believe in sacred scriptures.
> Allah has given many prophets various scriptures. So, we believe in
> the Torah, as it has been given to Moses, the Psalms as it has been
> given to David, the Gospel as it has been given to Jesus and
> ultimately, the Koran, as it has been given to Muhammad, peace and
> blessings be upon them. Although the Torah, the Psalms and the Gospel
> may have been substantially altered, we believe in what has been
> initially revealed right then. Fourth, we believe in messengers. Allah
> glory be to Him sent many messengers. Throughout consecutive phases,
> Allah sent them to amend human direction. They have been commenced by
> Adam and sealed with Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon them. They
> are immensely righteous and of the best within their nations. Fifth,
> we believe in the day of judgement. In Islamic doctrine, this life is
> a trial period. Thence, it is never stable. It has joy and sorrow
> coalesced. Our ultimate destiny is determined in the life that is yet
> to come. Sixth and lastly, we believe in foreordination. Everything
> that occurs, had occurred,  will occur or even may occur is divinely
> predetermined and affiliated with providential wisdom. Therefore, if
> what seems to be evil had occurred to the Muslim, he has to firmly
> praise God for this, because he doesn’t know, what’s good versus
> otherwise. What seems good for him might not be so and vice versa.
> This would summon the six objects of belief as embraced by Muslims. I
> at the end, apologise for persistently sending out such mass
> unsolicited threads. I am somewhat coerced to do so, due to the
> constantly destined defamation and misrepresentation of Islam and what
> it teaches. To average Americans, Islam is intently misportrayed. I
> hope this brief introduction would enact an encouraging element for
> you folks to learn more. Islam has no taboos. Everything is subjected
> to discussion as long as the minimum code of comportment is
> maintained. All the controversial subjects as of Jihad, terrorism,
> women status, prophetic affairs and battles, they all have quite
> convincing answers. If someone is interested to learn about Islam,
> feel free to drop me a line. I recognise you don’t know me at all. I
> am sorry if this e-mail disturbed you. It’s my only way to respond to
> stern detest, which is broadly staggered about Islam. I greatly
> respect everyone’s faith and it is never my intent to provoke or
> offend anyone. I hope you engage with me on this conversation which
> consists of  theology, mission and devotion. Everything in Islam is
> plainly interpretable. Thence, every question that is politely asked,
> demands an answer and it shall be treated properly. Thank you for
> reading and, it is my pleasure to interact with you. Two things I need
> you to know before I bring this to conclusion. One, Jesus Christ,
> peace be upon him is eminently honoured in Islam. Second, it’s not my
> nature to ridicule anyone’s belief. Yours sincerely, Mustafa, from
> Cairo Egypt.
> 
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