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[quote][quote]we should not exclude the possibility that such claimants could have a psychological disorder..[/quote]

[b][font=Century Gothic][blue]Going by that analogy, would you consider all apostates and enemies of Isalam as having a psychological disorder?

Is'nt psychological disorder some kind of a disease?

A man said to the Prophet, (Salla Allahu Alaihi Wa Sallam):

[center]&quot;Why do we have to be stricken with disease?&quot;[/center]

The Prophet (Salla Allahu Alaihi Wa Sallam) said,

[center]&quot;It is atonement for your sins&quot;[/center]

Ubai bin Ka`b asked

[center][&quot;Even if it is not serious?&quot; [/center]

The Prophet (Salla Allahu Alaihi Wa Sallam) said,

[center]&quot;even if it is a thorn.&quot;[/center]

(Ahmad).

And  Imam Bukhari reported that Abu Hurayrah narrated the hadith of the Prophet:

“Allah has not created any disease without also creating a medicine or a remedy for it (ma anzala Allah da’ illa anzala lahu shifa’).”

The word al-inzal, (literally, &quot;send down&quot;), according to Ibn Ahmad al-Ayni, indicates that disease was sent down by Allah (s.w.t) through the angel (inzal al-mala’ikah al-muwakkilin bi mubasharah makhluqat al-ard min al-da’ wa al-dawa’).

Allah or His Prophet will not punish a person for his disease because He Himself has sent it down. And when the punishment for apostacy is death, how could you call apostacey as a  disease?

And by the way was that your personal opinion or the opinion of the forum administrator/moderator?
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Edited by: aboosait on Friday, December 12, 2008 2:35 AM[/quote]

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