( jewish / muslim part 1 ) Why Jewish? Why Not Muslim?

Rebellious rejection is NOT the same as being unconvinced. Were one to join a religion or profess a perspective which he is unconvinced of, THEN would he be KNOWINGLY living in falsehood - outwardly professing a faith / perspective he does not possess.

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[cherish933]

@BeyondNomad correct ;)

[PraetorAkin]

4) I guess either you guys are already exemplary muslims in practice and you dont know it or else sincere muslims are already jews and they dont know it. Shalom/Salam

[PraetorAkin]

3) In this respect it is an updated version of the original message, as much as the original message that Eloh/Allah being Echad/Ahad, the same, a higher technology may be beneficial.I think religious Jews as they accept Islam can understand Quran better than other muslims, for a very obvious reason that Quran alludes to earlier prophets lives, like Job for instance. But also Quran keeps their chastity too, the prophets being sinless (ismet).

[PraetorAkin]

2) The fact that Torah and Quran goes so parrallel and rejecting one would require rejecting the other as well.. I liked your argument so much that I want to hug you now. Yet, the mention of an afterlife is explicitly much stronger in the quran but rather allusive in the Torah (this is as far as I can see may be you understand better than me.)

[PraetorAkin]

Shalom aleichem and aleykum salam. Accepting Mohammed as a prophet of G_d would make you simply a muslim, even if you practice the law of Moses does not make much of a difference, in fact, in practice you may have been a better muslim than most of the muslims unknowingly, for instance, prophet Muhammad never ate meat and drank milk at the same time but most muslims are quite unaware of this.

[BeyondNomad]

This day I have perfected for you your religion and completed My favor upon you and have approved for you Islam as religion.

- Qur'an 5:3

[kasim8t3]

@Annuarization yes brother.. watch the great ahmed deedat.. he talks about it, in the holy Torah it does indeed refer to the greatest man in history, our belowed prophet, Muhammad, peace be upon him.

[Annuarization]

@kasim8t3 dear brother..its very interesting fact(the torah mentioning muhammad saw)....im a muslim n i never though of reading torah before...can u give any link or anything for me to find more about this??

[kasim8t3]

Muhammad is the Last prophet it clearly states... also ur Torah mentions Muhammad, did u know?

[CreatureParallax]

@omedyashar i may live in america but i am a jew nonetheless and i support the equality of Jewish and Islamic beliefs , i think that the country i live in (america) has put us against each other to their own ends, if we were to come together and give them the proverbial "fuck you" we  could negate the whole buisness of killing each other and focus more on how to better ourselves.