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[quote][quote] Well, ISLAM wants us to be TOLERATE to other religions... Nothing new for me..........[/quote] [blue][b]Concept of validity of all religions: [/b] The Sufi doctrine of all religions being acceptable before Allah is derived from the Mystical beliefs of other religions, and not Islam, for Allah says: [quote] "Truly, the religion in the Sight of Allah is Islam..." [3: 19]. [/quote] Take for example the Buddhists: [quote] "No Buddhist who understands the Buddha's teaching thinks that other religions are wrong... All religions acknowledge that man's present state is unsatisfactory. All teach an ethics that includes love, kindness, patience, generosity and social responsibility and all accept the existence of some form of Absolute." [/quote] The Sufis also believe the same: [quote] "Allah does not distinguish between the non-believer and the Faasiq (wrong doer) or between a believer and a Muslim. In fact they are all equal to Him... Allah does not distinguish between a Kaffir or a hypocrite or between a saint and a Prophet." The Naqshbandi Way, pp 12,16 [/quote] In al-Fusoos, Ibn Arabi leaves no doubt as to his conviction in the unity of all religions: [quote] "Beware of restricting yourself to one particular religion and disbelieving in everything else, so that great good would be missed by you, indeed you would miss attainment of knowledge of the affair in the form he is following. Rather be ready to accept all forms of belief. This is because Allah is higher and greater than to be comprehended by one belief to the exclusion of others. Rather all are correct, and everyone who is correct receives award, and everyone who is rewarded is fortunate, and everyone who is fortunate is one with Whom He is pleased."Ibn Arabi, al-Fusoos, p.191 [/quote][/blue] Edited by: aboosait on Friday, April 16, 2010 5:36 PM[/quote]
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