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Originally posted by Time-Immemorial
Actually that not entirely true.

Suicide is forbidden, but killing, and having yourself be the cause of death against the infidels, you go straight to heaven.

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Suicide bombings as acts of terrorism have spurred some Muslims to provide scholastic refutations of suicide bombings and to condemn them. For example, Ihsanic Intelligence, a London-based Islamic think tank, published a study on suicide bombings that concluded, "suicide bombing is anathema, antithetical and abhorrent to Sunni Islam. It is considered legally forbidden, constituting a reprehensible innovation in the Islamic tradition, morally an enormity of sin combining suicide and murder and theologically an act which has consequences of eternal damnation".[48]

Oxford-based Malaysian jurist Shaykh Afifi al-Akiti, issued his fatwa forbidding suicide bombing and targeting innocent civilians: "If the attack involves a bomb placed on the body or placed so close to the bomber that when the bomber detonates it the bomber is certain [yaqin] to die, then the More Correct Position according to us is that it does constitute suicide. This is because the bomber, being also the Maqtul [the one killed], is unquestionably the same Qatil [the immediate/active agent that kills] = Qatil Nafsahu [killing oneself, i.e., suicide]."[49]

In January 2006, a Shiite marja cleric, Ayatollah al-Udhma Yousof al-Sanei decreed a fatwa against suicide bombing declaring it as a "terrorist act" and the Saudi grand mufti as well as other Sunni scholars similarly denounced suicide attacks regardless of their offensive or defensive characterization.[44][50][51]

Scholar Bernard Lewis states, "At no time did the classical jurists offer any approval or legitimacy to what we nowadays call terrorism. Nor indeed is there any evidence of the use of terrorism as it is practiced nowadays".[46] Similarly, Noah Feldman writes that the Islamic reasoning of suicide attackers is not convincing as martyrdom in Islam typically refers to another person killing a Muslim warrior, not the warrior pushing "the button himself". In addition, "The killing of women and children has proved harder to explain away as a permissible exercise of jihad." This "illustrates the nature of the difficulty of reconciling suicide bombing with Islamic law".[44]

As Charles Kimball, the University of Oklahoma's Director of Religious Studies, pointed out that Islam "clearly prohibits suicide" by citing "the hadith materials, which are the authoritative sayings and actions of the prophet, Muhammad, includes many unambiguous statements about suicide: one who 'throws himself off a mountain' or 'drinks poison' or 'kills himself with a sharp instrument' will be in the fire of Hell. Suicide is not allowed even to those in extreme conditions such as painful illness or a serious wound".[52] Other Islamic groups such as the European Council for Fatwa and Research cite the Quran'ic verse Al-An'am 6:151 as a prohibition against suicide: "And take not life, which Allah has made sacred, except by way of justice and law".[53] Dr. Hassan Ali El-Najjar says that the hadith unambiguously forbid suicide.[54]

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Originally posted by Time-Immemorial
I'm curious though, since when did anyone follow all the rules written in the scripture. Since when did believing in any religion make you perfect.

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Originally posted by Time-Immemorial


Why did they bomb them?????? Everyone keeps apologizing for the problem. No one actually has a plan to fix it.

Destroy ISIS. Its that simple.

YET NO ONE WILL DO IT.

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Originally posted by Time-Immemorial
Nice try but it wont work. I know what you are trying to do.

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Originally posted by jaden101
Falling for what?

You're forever going on about there being no plan.

Gimme a plan. Any plan.

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Originally posted by jaden101


Using your cancer analogy. Hasn't it already spread? Libya, Nigeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Burkina Faso, Niger. Not to mention that most attacks in Europe were by so-called home grown terrorists. There's even been 7 ISIS inspired attacks in the US