Sometimes i get carried away

[BrotherZak]

at my workplace Muslims and Christians tend to get into discussions and what i realized that Islam is soo dominant in terms of arguments that i lose myself in the argument and tend to embarrass them as opposed to imparting truth. When you have one of them telling you to worship Jesus(pbuh) and the i only i can think of is worshiping a man who is god but was killed by mere men ..i can't help myself but make him look foolish..

 

[palestine]

lol. well it's good that at least you haven't been made a fool of. but becareful with your words and be wise. for part of speaking in islam is to be kind in your speech. tell them the truth. that's the way. asalamua alaykum.

 

[amirah80]

lol. well it's good that at least you haven't been made a fool of. but becareful with your words and be wise. for part of speaking in islam is to be kind in your speech. tell them the truth. that's the way. asalamua alaykum.

Salam Brother

I agree with Palestine. Better them looking like a fool than you. But also when we debate and express of views about Islam we do need to be selective with our words and kind. Even thou we want to get our point across this is a good time for dawah. Even thou they are in debate does not mean something you say can not change their views about Islam.

 

[nyerekareem]

:salam2:

i have never seen a debate between a muslim and a christian, that a muslim lost. i am not saying this because i am a muslim. i'm saying this because in my experience this has been the truth. when watching a debate and listening to the debaters, i try to listen to their arguments without being supportive of any side. my reason for this is because i believe that when one listens to a debate, they should follow up with finding out how accurate both sides were in their argument. when i hear the christian debate against the muslim, and when i hear the christian beliefs out loud, it doesn't make common sense. i mean it may make sense to them in their hearts, but if you listen to what they are saying, it just doesn't make sense. and when the muslim explains islam it makes complete sense. i really don't understand how anyone that has had islam properly presented to them, can deny the truth that islam is. i've come to realize that there are two reasons as to why people really reject islam. the first reason is that they are lazy. they may even believe in islam's truth, but aren't willing to make their five times daily prayers. the second reason is because they just aren't willing to let go of those haram things that islam requires for us to let go. this person loves eating bacon, drinking beer, comitting zinaa etc. they are willing to sacrifice their jannah for the pleasures of this dunya.

 

[BrotherZak]

:salam2:

i have never seen a debate between a muslim and a christian, that a muslim lost. i am not saying this because i am a muslim. i'm saying this because in my experience this has been the truth. when watching a debate and listening to the debaters, i try to listen to their arguments without being supportive of any side. my reason for this is because i believe that when one listens to a debate, they should follow up with finding out how accurate both sides were in their argument. when i hear the christian debate against the muslim, and when i hear the christian beliefs out loud, it doesn't make common sense. i mean it may make sense to them in their hearts, but if you listen to what they are saying, it just doesn't make sense. and when the muslim explains islam it makes complete sense. i really don't understand how anyone that has had islam properly presented to them, can deny the truth that islam is. i've come to realize that there are two reasons as to why people really reject islam. the first reason is that they are lazy. they may even believe in islam's truth, but aren't willing to make their five times daily prayers. the second reason is because they just aren't willing to let go of those haram things that islam requires for us to let go. this person loves eating bacon, drinking beer, comitting zinaa etc. they are willing to sacrifice their jannah for the pleasures of this dunya.

I couldn't agree more.

 

[Zainudin Jaffar]

:salam2:

Dear bro please keep debate to a minimum, its just a lot of heat but no light and always remember to invite them to the kalima La ilaha illallah, thats is our objective.

Wallahualam

 

[Tru3m0sl3m]

:salam2:

i have never seen a debate between a muslim and a christian, that a muslim lost. i am not saying this because i am a muslim. i'm saying this because in my experience this has been the truth. when watching a debate and listening to the debaters, i try to listen to their arguments without being supportive of any side. my reason for this is because i believe that when one listens to a debate, they should follow up with finding out how accurate both sides were in their argument. when i hear the christian debate against the muslim, and when i hear the christian beliefs out loud, it doesn't make common sense. i mean it may make sense to them in their hearts, but if you listen to what they are saying, it just doesn't make sense. and when the muslim explains islam it makes complete sense. i really don't understand how anyone that has had islam properly presented to them, can deny the truth that islam is. i've come to realize that there are two reasons as to why people really reject islam. the first reason is that they are lazy. they may even believe in islam's truth, but aren't willing to make their five times daily prayers. the second reason is because they just aren't willing to let go of those haram things that islam requires for us to let go. this person loves eating bacon, drinking beer, comitting zinaa etc. they are willing to sacrifice their jannah for the pleasures of this dunya.

very well said..

 

[mohammed nasser]

:salam2:

i have never seen a debate between a muslim and a christian, that a muslim lost. i am not saying this because i am a muslim. i'm saying this because in my experience this has been the truth. when watching a debate and listening to the debaters, i try to listen to their arguments without being supportive of any side. my reason for this is because i believe that when one listens to a debate, they should follow up with finding out how accurate both sides were in their argument. when i hear the christian debate against the muslim, and when i hear the christian beliefs out loud, it doesn't make common sense. i mean it may make sense to them in their hearts, but if you listen to what they are saying, it just doesn't make sense. and when the muslim explains islam it makes complete sense. i really don't understand how anyone that has had islam properly presented to them, can deny the truth that islam is. i've come to realize that there are two reasons as to why people really reject islam. the first reason is that they are lazy. they may even believe in islam's truth, but aren't willing to make their five times daily prayers. the second reason is because they just aren't willing to let go of those haram things that islam requires for us to let go. this person loves eating bacon, drinking beer, comitting zinaa etc. they are willing to sacrifice their jannah for the pleasures of this dunya.

That is completely right and for me , i wonder why anyone prefer difficult cocept of Jesus in christianty to the very clear concept in Islam.
As i am egyptian treating with christians , i found it may be because they were brought up on these creed and they do not like to discuss more