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[quote]salam

[quote] Quranicpeace can you please explain what you mean. [/quote]

I do not understand , by &quot;what you mean&quot;????

can you explain what u want to ask me???

This book has also many flaws as I mentioned earlier.
My point about the qoutes of great religious leaders about islamic history written by islamic historian.
 And how we should be careful in accepting any hadees on the basis of &quot;aqal-e aamaa&quot;.

We insist on authenticity of RAAWEES only...this is not fair.

what is matter inside, that should be coincide with Quran.

You and me cannot decide such thing but in my view, we as common people should give feedback to scholars that these are the circumstances, these are the ground realities and now tell us what could be interpretation of this hadees in present situation.

many many hadees were situational of that time which are authentic but need interpretation according to present scenario.
We common man has right to push scholars to get some solution for the benefits of umma..this is islam...to create facilitation and easiness as much as possible within the islamic rules.

Some people do not understand the importance of bringing relaxation and easiness in religion.

It happened in RasoolAllah (pbuh) and sahaba (r) time as well:

the benefit is: you can be more productive in other important part of the society.

for example in war qasar salaat allowed, to make more concentration in war related issues.

Hazrat Umer (r) stopped hadd of thief for almost 2 yrs in the time of famine....

so in present time scholars need to take some bold decisions within islamic rules about:
woman issues, media, music, relationship with non-muslims etc etc[/quote]

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