Ku ka me mire se sa deshmia e jeteve te secilit ne lidhje me fete apo besimin , shthurjen apo moralin , dhunen apo tolerancen , dashurine apo urrejtjen .
Ku ka me mire se sa deshmia e jeteve te secilit ne lidhje me fete apo besimin , shthurjen apo moralin , dhunen apo tolerancen , dashurine apo urrejtjen .
... oooo mos u brengosni aq shume per gjera te tilla!!!
po ju them sinqerisht mos e qani kryt shume per keto gjana.
Feja e Vertet eshte Dashuria.
Dashuria, pra, ku gjindet??? secili le te hulumtoje historine, jeten e vet, ndihmesat humanitetit qe ju kane bere, organizatat qe me se shumti ndihmojne.. e keshtu me rradhe; e ATEHERE LE TE VENDOS VET DHE LE TE KTHEHET, kah e Verteta.
... mandej une mundem vetem me thene qe ka dallime dhe ka urrejtje...
ke nenqmime dhe bile me mujte dhe zhdukje...
MOS MOS MOS TE LEJOJME QE E KEQJA TE MBIZOTROJE ...
NUK ESHTE MIRE...
Nuk jetoi në një mënyrë as të shenjtë as dinjitose!
Një njeri me vese po, një profetë jo
Sa qesharake qe qenke moj goce!.Postuar më parë nga angelina o2
Tani behet fjale edhe qfar ka pasur para miliona vjetesh e lere me se nuk dihet qe ka jetuar dhe vepruar nje profet sikur qe ishte Muhamedi(paqa qoft mbi te)dhe te derguarit e tjere.
Sikur Jehudet qe stacionin e fundit te profeteve e paten Musain(paqa qoft mbi te)
dhe nuk e pranuan Isain(paqa qoft mbi te)ashtu veprojn edhe te krishteret duke mos e njohur profetin Muhamed(paqa qoft mbi te)prandaj krijohen edhe mospajtime ndermjet popujve apo besimeve pa pasur fare nevoj,le te mbetet secili ne besimin e vete perderisa nuk gjene prehje diku tjeter sepse gjykimi behet per secilin njeri, dhe kush fitoi..fitoi e kush humbi humbi gjerat jane te qarta
vetem se njerezit qe nuk jane studjues te mirefillt e flasin fjalen e fundit si te paren ndersa ata qe perdorin logjiken e tyre e dijne mire se qfar e vertete na rrethon dhe ku eshte shpetimi.
Me te mira
A thua kush po i vret keta femije?
A thua kush po i fillon keto luftera?
A thua kush e filloi luften e pare dhe te dyten ?
Me te mira
Per ata edhe po mundohemi qe ti lexojme sa me shum shkrimet tuaja!ne menyre qe te mesojme dicka me teper..sepse qenke e zgjuar dhe nuk beke gabime drejteshkrimore..medet per ne!!!Kam vene re dicka ketu ne forum ,dhe me shume tek besimtaret musliman .
Si ka mundesi qe ju qe doni te perhapni fene ,muhamedrat ,jezusat e ku di une jeni analfabet .
E di pse ?! Ju ka mallkuar zoti sepse feja eshte personale .Jepini nje te lexuar temave te feve dhe do me besoni se sa analfabet qe jane ,sdine te shkruajne emrin e tyre dhe jo te kuptojne rrugen e zotit .Perjashto 2-3 kokrra.Lexoni Donmega me shoke
Me te mira
Le te besojme ty o njeri i menqur pasi ke qene bashkekohes i tije.
Ndoshta edhe mund te mos i kujtosh te gjitha pasi veq kan kaluar shume shekuj!!!
Me te mira
Sa qesharak je more cun.
Je lodhur kot e asgje s'ke thene. Kurani eshte libri i mrekullirave dhe zbulimeve shkencore, sigurisht qe thuhet ne te cfare ka pasur miliona vjet me pare. Muahmedi(paqja qofte mbi te) eshte shpikja me idiote e bere nga arabet, zakonisht jane koka... te zgjuara do thoja sigurisht
Elegance is an attitude.
S'po kam nerva me e perkthy.
Who was the Prophet Muhammad?
by Daniel Pipes
In a well-known and oft-repeated statement, the French scholar Ernest Renan wrote in 1851 that, unlike the other founders of major religions, the Prophet Muhammad "was born in the full light of history."
Indeed, look up Muhammad in any reference book and the outlines of his life are confidently on display: birth in CE 570 in Mecca, career as a successful merchant, first revelation in 610, flight to Medina in 622, triumphant return to Mecca in 630, death in 632.
Better yet, read the 610-page standard account of Muhammad's life in English, by W. Montgomery Watt, and find a richly detailed biography.
There are, however, two major problems with this standard biography, as explained in a fascinating new study, The Quest for the Historical Muhammad, edited by Ibn Warraq (Prometheus Books).
First, the massive documentation about Muhammad derives in every instance from Arabic written sources - biographies, collections of the prophet's sayings and doings, and so on - the earliest of which date from a century and a half after his death.
Not only does this long lapse of time cast doubt on their accuracy, but internal evidence strongly suggests the Arabic sources were composed in the context of intense partisan quarrels over the prophet's life.
To draw an American analogy: It's as though the first accounts of the US Constitutional Convention of 1787 were only recently written down, and this in the context of polemical debates over interpretation of the Constitution.
Second, the earlier sources on the prophet's life that do survive dramatically contradict the standard biography. In part, these are literary sources in languages other than Arabic (such as Armenian, Greek, or Syriac); in part, they are material remains (such as papyri, inscriptions, and coins).
Although the unreliability of the Arabic literary sources has been understood for a century, only recently have scholars begun to explore its full implications, thanks largely to the ground-breaking work of the British academic John Wansbrough. In the spirit of "interesting if true," they look skeptically at the Arabic written sources and conclude that these are a form of "salvation history" - self-serving, unreliable accounts by the faithful.
The huge body of detail, revisionist scholars find, is almost completely spurious. So unreliable do the revisionists find the traditional account, Patricia Crone has memorably written, that "one could, were one so inclined, rewrite most of Montgomery Watt's biography of Muhammad in reverse."
For example, an inscription and a Greek account leads Lawrence Conrad to fix Muhammad's birth in 552, not 570. Crone finds that Muhammad's career took place not in Mecca but hundreds of kilometers to the north. Yehuda Nevo and Judith Koren find that the classical Arabic language was developed not in today's Saudi Arabia but in the Levant, and that it reached Arabia only through the colonizing efforts of one of the early caliphs.
Startling conclusions follow from this. The Arab tribesmen who conquered great swathes of territory in the seventh century were not Moslems, perhaps they were pagans. The Koran is a not "a product of Muhammad or even of Arabia," but a collection of earlier Judeo-Christian liturgical materials stitched together to meet the needs of a later age.
Most broadly, "there was no Islam as we know it" until two or three hundred years after the traditional version has it (more like CE 830 than 630); it developed not in the distant deserts of Arabia but through the interaction of Arab conquerors and their more civilized subject peoples. A few scholars go even further, doubting even the existence of Muhammad.
Though undertaken in a purely scholarly quest, the research made available in Quest for the Historical Muhammad raises basic questions for Moslems concerning the prophet's role as a moral paragon; the sources of Islamic law; and the God-given nature of the Koran. Still, it comes as little surprise to learn that pious Moslems prefer to avoid these issues.
Their main strategy until now has been one of neglect - hoping that revisionism, like a toothache, will just go away .
But toothaches don't spontaneously disappear, and neither will revisionism. Moslems one day are likely to be consumed by efforts to respond to its challenges, just as happened to Jews and Christians in the nineteenth century, when they faced comparable scholarly inquiries. Those two faiths survived the experience - though they changed profoundly in the process - and so will Islam.
Elegance is an attitude.
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