
Gangsta19 wrote:Lately i've heard a lot of muslims curse with "may Allah destroy you" or "may Allah do this or that to you"Indeed cursing people isnt a good attribute, centrality not befitting a muslim. Yes, one is allowed to curse, though Allah teaches us not to. I have to be short in my answer, but a far more detailed answer can be given on this subject. Please note that this is my answer, not an answer from a scholar nor speaking on behalf of all the muslims.
Question is,why?
Why do you say that? I thought god was god of love,and muslims were peaceful.
Can somebody answer?
Reda wrote:Yeah my friend says "wallah" or something like after everything he tellsGangsta19 wrote:Well like teenagers today they use the name OF Allah to make promises, and even the WEIRDEST promises. ( i know it becauseReda wrote:I think when they say that they have offended or did something wrong to the religion or cursed something like that.Out of 100 muslims,only heard 1 or 2 saying "may Allah guide you" when something comes in conflict with their point of view of religious belief.
But they also say May Allah guide you, or Heal or something like that. But ill update this post soon.
Others cuss,curse,flame or try to start a fight (which will end pretty badly for them if they do)
ive heard very weird things ) I still need your time to wait.

Fruxe wrote:My friends = Walla i wont tell anyoneYou promise in the name of Allah. But ive never sweared on something, its not just a name you can swear on.
What does it mean? I know its like i promise.. But what does it mean?
Reda wrote:Juice, i didnt know you were a Muslim?
Reda wrote:*iBig, finaly you ask something normal.idk if its walla or wallah or wat but my friend said its promise in the name of allah or something.
Wallah is something what turkish people say arab say it diffeent, every muslim says it diffrent but back to the point.
It means like "i promise" or "I swear". Ive heard many muslim people say that in the weird situations.

[Lsrcr]Big wrote:You should say to him to stop saying that if it annoys you.Reda wrote:*iBig, finaly you ask something normal.idk if its walla or wallah or wat but my friend said its promise in the name of allah or something.
Wallah is something what turkish people say arab say it diffeent, every muslim says it diffrent but back to the point.
It means like "i promise" or "I swear". Ive heard many muslim people say that in the weird situations.
But everyday they tell something and say it.. its stupid.
Reda wrote:Thanks for taking your time to answer,yes the Islamic teachings dont teach cussing and cursing,but there are only a few people who actually do as what the teachings says.Gangsta19 wrote:Lately i've heard a lot of muslims curse with "may Allah destroy you" or "may Allah do this or that to you"Indeed cursing people isnt a good attribute, centrality not befitting a muslim. Yes, one is allowed to curse, though Allah teaches us not to. I have to be short in my answer, but a far more detailed answer can be given on this subject. Please note that this is my answer, not an answer from a scholar nor speaking on behalf of all the muslims.
Question is,why?
Why do you say that? I thought god was god of love,and muslims were peaceful.
Can somebody answer?
First Allah teaches us to say good to people: It is stated in the Qur`an in chapter 2, Allah speaks about the believers and their qualities: "Those who spend (freely), whether in prosperity, or in adversity; who restrain anger, and pardon (all) men;- for Allah loves those who do good;-"
And there are many verse which Allah has made clear with that they should forgive others. Like this one in chapter 45: "Tell those who believe, to forgive those who do not look forward to the Days of Allah: It is for Him to recompense (for good or ill) each people according to what they have earned." (Qur'an 45:14)
So Allah teaches us to forgive. Yet Allah has stated in the Qur`an, in chapter 5: "Curses were pronounced on those among the Children of Israel who rejected Faith, by the tongue of David and of Jesus the son of Mary: because they disobeyed and persisted in excesses." (Al-Ma’idah 5: 78). So this means cursing was taught by je.ws and christians,who didn't accept Allah as their god,am i right?
Yet the other verse clearly tell the believers to forgive, whilst the last one speaks of what has taken place. Verily the Prophet use to pray for his enemies and those who hated him and hurt him. In his biographie you can read how he forgave his enemies, iwen those who killed his loved ones. Jesus did the same,he prayed for the guys who were crucifying him. "Father forgive them for they know not what they do."
Didn't Jesus say that while he was being tortured on that cross?
Hope this gives you a clear answer on what the islam tells the believers to do, and by example of the life of the messenger (May Allah`s peace and blessings be with him). What the muslims do doesnt portray what the faith is saying.
Regards.
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