Adakah 100 tahun lagi non muslim pupus?

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Why Muslims are the world’s fastest-growing religious group

In the next half century or so, Christianity’s long reign as the world’s largest religion may come to an end, according to a just-released report that builds on Pew Research Center’s original population growth projections for religious groups. Indeed, Muslims will grow more than twice as fast as the overall world population between 2015 and 2060 and, in the second half of this century, will likely surpass Christians as the world’s largest religious group.

While the world’s population is projected to grow 32% in the coming decades, the number of Muslims is expected to increase by 70% – from 1.8 billion in 2015 to nearly 3 billion in 2060. In 2015, Muslims made up 24.1% of the global population. Forty-five years later, they are expected to make up more than three-in-ten of the world’s people (31.1%).

The main reasons for Islam’s growth ultimately involve simple demographics. To begin with, Muslims have more children than members of the seven other major religious groups analyzed in the study. Muslim women have an average of 2.9 children, significantly above the next-highest group (Christians at 2.6) and the average of all non-Muslims (2.2). In all major regions where there is a sizable Muslim population, Muslim fertility exceeds non-Muslim fertility.

The growth of the Muslim population also is helped by the fact that Muslims have the youngest median age (24 in 2015) of all major religious groups, more than seven years younger than the median age of non-Muslims (32).

A larger share of Muslims will soon be at the point in their lives when people begin having children. This, combined with high fertility rates, will accelerate Muslim population growth.

More than a third of Muslims are concentrated in Africa and the Middle East, regions that are projected to have the biggest population increases. But even within these high-growth regions – as well as others – Muslims are projected to grow faster than members of other groups. For example, Muslims in sub-Saharan Africa, on average, are younger and have higher fertility than the overall population of the region. In fact, Muslims are expected to grow as a percentage of every region except Latin America and the Caribbean, where relatively few Muslims live.

The same dynamics hold true in many countries where Muslims live in large numbers alongside other religious groups. For example, India’s number of Muslims is growing at a faster rate than the country’s majority Hindu population, and is projected to rise from 14.9% of India’s 2015 population to 19.4% (or 333 million people) in 2060. And while there were similar numbers of Muslims and Christians in Nigeria as of 2015, Muslims have higher fertility there and are expected to grow to a solid majority of Nigeria’s population (60.5%) in 2060.

Meanwhile, religious switching – which is expected to hinder the growth Christians by an estimated 72 million between 2015 and 2060 – is not expected to have a negative net impact on Muslim population growth.

This is an update of a post that originally published on April 23, 2015.

Atuk_kau_mulhid

tahukah anda byk golongan ex-muslim yg terus bertopengkan Islam?  

cmf_BeachBoys

Orang yang berselindung di sebalik topeng itu tetap tidak boleh lari dari penghakiman Allah di hari akhirat walaupun dia terselamat semasa hidup di dunia.

Abah-Kau_Mulhid

cmf_BeachBoys replied at 1-8-2017 07:26 PM
Orang yang berselindung di sebalik topeng itu tetap tidak boleh lari dari penghakiman Allah di hari  ...

why Allah? sebab kamu lahir dalam keluarga islam?  why not Flying Spageti Monster?

Abah-Kau_Mulhid

Atheists in Muslim world: Silent, resentful and growing in number


Statistics on atheism in the Middle East and North Africa are hazy, but analysts say they represent an increasing trend based on recent developments. (Associated Press/File) more >
By Gilgamesh Nabeel - Special to The Washington Times - - Tuesday, August 1, 2017

BABYLON, Iraq — Lara Ahmed wears a headscarf and behaves like a pious Muslim.

But the 21-year-old Iraqi woman hides a secret from her peers at the University of Babylon: her atheism.

“I was not convinced by the creation story in the Quran,” she said. “Besides, I feel religions are unjust, violate our human rights and devalue women’s identities.”

She doesn’t dare share her strong beliefs with strangers.

“I wear a headscarf despite being an atheist,” said Ms. Ahmed, who studies biology at the school, about 115 miles south of Baghdad. “It is difficult not to wear it in southern Iraq. Few women take the risk not to cover their hair. They face harassment everywhere.”

Her fears stem from the remarks of powerful politicians such as Ammar al-Hakim, the head of Iraq’s Islamic Supreme Council, a major Shiite political party and the president of the National Alliance, a Shiite parliamentary bloc.


“Some are resentful of Iraqi society’s adherence to its religious constants and its connection to God Almighty,” Mr. al-Hakim said on his party’s TV channel in May, claiming a rising tide of atheism was threatening the Arab world. “Combat these foreign ideas.”

Statistics on atheism in the Middle East and North Africa are hazy, but analysts say Ms. Ahmed represents an increasing trend based on recent developments.

In 2014, an Egyptian government-run Islamic legal institute, citing a dubious international study, said that only 866 atheists lived in the country of more than 90 million. Recently released court statistics saying thousands of Egyptian women sought divorce in 2015 claiming their husbands were atheists — one of the few ways women can initiate divorce under Islam — suggested the numbers might be far higher.

In 2011, the now-defunct Kurdish news agency AKnews published a survey finding that 67 percent of Iraqis believed in God and 21 percent said God probably existed, while 7 percent said they did not believe in God and 4 percent said God probably did not exist.

Today, the information revolution fueled by the internet, the freedoms released by the Arab Spring, the growing power of sectarian religious parties and the rise of the harsh orthodoxy of the Islamic State have all fueled growing unbelief in God and traditional religions, said atheists and others.

“For youths, who are the majority of new atheists, the savagery of the Islamic caliphate established by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria in 2014 created a reaction that [has] shaken the religion’s image,” said Ali Abdulkareem Majeed, 22, a nonatheist Iraqi sociology student who conducted a study on atheism for a religious body that he asked not to be identified for his safety.

Social media shutdown

Last year, Facebook shut down more than 50 atheist, Arabic-language pages in after extremist Muslim groups campaigned to remove them, according to a petition sent to Facebook by the Atheist Alliance-Middle East and North Africa, a U.S.-based global atheist federation.

Many of those Facebook pages have been since been relaunched.

In March 2015, U.S.-based Iraqi and other Arab atheists launched the Arabic and English-language Free Mind television and magazine websites, which promote atheistic viewpoints and have recorded more than 1 million visits so far.

That led scholars at Al-Azhar University, a pre-eminent Sunni Muslim center of learning in Cairo, to call on Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi to push Free Mind organizers to repent or face execution by beheading. Mr. el-Sissi responded by suggesting that those who insulted religion should lose their Egyptian citizenship.

Even so, online atheist programming is easily available in Arabic now.

Atheism is not illegal in Egypt or Iraq, but officials often level blasphemy or other charges against atheists in those countries. Those rejecting the faith face the death sentence in Saudi Arabia, Iran, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Yemen, Somalia, Sudan and Mauritania.

Many atheists in the region say their bigger fear is not being punished for their beliefs but that they will become targets of violent sectarian groups seeking political support from the faithful.

“It is a distraction from the fact that Islamists were not able to accomplish anything over the past 13 years,” said Faisal al-Mutar, a U.S.-based Iraqi human rights activist who heads Ideas Beyond Borders, a nonprofit that supports minorities in the Middle East. “So they want to create ‘an enemy’ to keep [the] constituency united against and avoid being held accountable for their mistakes.”

Keeping their beliefs secret is the norm for atheists of all backgrounds throughout the region.

In Jordan, an Amman-based writer at the Free Mind Magazine — whose last name is Farouki but who asked to keep her first name secret — said she is nearly estranged from her family, angered by her rebellion against religion. “They see me as insane,” said Farouki, 50. “Jordanians cannot accept atheists, and it is highly possible to be killed if you are one.”

Social media has provided atheists with a meeting place and source of information.

“Most of my atheist friends have not changed all of a sudden,” said Osama Dakhel, 21, a fine arts student in Baghdad. “Some were so devoted at first exploring the religion’s minute details. They start to read for Islamic reformers. Then they start to accept other opinions, discuss atheists online and end up atheists.”

Ahmed Abdul-Aziz, 22, a medical student in upper Egypt, also writes openly for the Free Mind Magazine on atheism. “It is easier to announce your ideas in Cairo,” he said. “Nobody would look after you, but in small rural towns, everyone watches the other.”

Even so, Mr. Abdul-Aziz said, he hides his beliefs from his own family.

“They will feel angry even if I call for some modern Islamic ideas,” he said. “I am forced to attend the Friday prayers and fast during Ramadan. I feel uneasy to practice things I do not believe in.”

Ms. Ahmed paid a price for unwittingly drawing notice for not praying or fasting during Ramadan at the University of Babylon. “A colleague called me an ‘infidel’ and insisted on waking me up at dawn to pray,” she said. “I faced problems even for not using the name of Allah to swear.”


http://www.washingtontimes.com/n ... ng-silent-minority/

Abah-Kau_Mulhid

“AKU PERCAYA TUHAN TU ADA TAPI AKU TAK MAHU IKUT, AKU MALAS!” LELAKI MELAYU ISYTIHAR MURTAD DI TWITTER
Sumber:tambahcheeze
Author admin
Posted on August 2, 2017
Categories AGAMA




Tidak diketahui apa punca seorang lelaki mengaku telah murtad di Twitter. Mungkinkah ini salah satu caranya untuk lariskan produk? Entahlah…

Orkid Anggerik, @phleumic atau nama sebenar, M. Faiz Syahmi mengisytiharkan dirinya telah murtad. Namun, dia mengakui bahawa dia percaya Tuhan itu wujud.



Faiz bagaimanapun memilih nama Yuen Zhou sebagai nama barunya. Namun, bimbang dimarahi oleh kaum cina, maka dia menukar kepada nama lain. Faiz mengaku, semasa dirinya masih islam, dia juga adalah seorang pendakwah dan pendekar islam.



Bagi Faiz, Islam tiada lagi fungsinya di dunia ini. Faiz juga menjelaskan dia tidak berbangga beragama Islam. Bukannya dia tidak mahu ikut, tetapi dek malas dan malas nak mempercayai islam lagi.



Dalam masa yang sama, Faiz masih belum memberitahu keluarganya mengenai status murtadnya itu dan dia menjangkakan perkara ini akan menjadi viral di media sosial dan media cetak tidak lama lagi.





Semudah itu lelaki ini mengisytiharkan dirinya murtad. Mohon pihak jabatan agama mengambil tindakan serta merta terhadap lelaki ini dan beruskan secukup-cukupnya kepala lelaki ini agar dia bertaubat dan sedar bahawa apa yang diucapkannya itu boleh membinasakan masa depannya di dunia dan akhirat.

Sumber: Amazing Nara

– Inilah akibat jika meninggalkan hukum Allah, agama sudah tidak terjaga. Kalau kita nak harapkan pemerintah hendak laksanakan hukum Allah entah bila. Terlalu jaga hati kaum lain sehingga mengabaikan perintah Allah.

– Jika benar Malaun di atas nie memang murtad, memang hukumnya wajib dibunuh kerana maruah Islam wajib dipelihara. Moga Allah memberi pancaran cahaya hidayah supaya kembali kepada fitrah Islam..

Dari Abdullah bin Mas’ud radhiyallahu ‘anhu, bahwa Rasulullah shallallahu ‘alaihi wa sallam bersabda,

لاَ يَحِلُّ دَمُ امْرِئٍ مُسْلِمٍ، يَشْهَدُ أَنْ لاَ إِلَهَ إِلَّا اللَّهُ وَأَنِّي رَسُولُ اللَّهِ، إِلَّا بِإِحْدَى ثَلاَثٍ: النَّفْسُ بِالنَّفْسِ، وَالثَّيِّبُ الزَّانِي، وَالمَارِقُ مِنَ الدِّينِ
التَّارِكُ لِلْجَمَاعَةِ

”Tidak halal darah seorang muslim yang bersaksi laa ilaaha illallah dan bahwa aku utusan Allah, kecuali kerana tiga hal: nyawa dibalas nyawa, orang yang berzina setelah menikah, dan orang yang meninggalkan agamanya, memisahkan diri dari jamaah kaum muslimin.” (HR. Bukhari 6878, Muslim 1676, Nasai 4016, dan yang lainnya).

Dalam hadis lain, dari Ibnu Abbas radhiyallahu ‘anhuma, Rasulullah shallallahu ‘alaihi wa sallam bersabda,

مَنْ بَدَّلَ دِينَهُ فَاقْتُلُوهُ
”Siapa yang mengganti agamanya, bunuhlah dia.” (HR. Bukhari 3017, Nasai 4059, dan yang lainnya)

Makna: ’Mengganti agama’: murtad, keluar dari islam. Karena hadis ini dimasukkan para ulama hadis dalam pembahasan hukuman orang yang murtad. ( Wallahualam )

http://virallaju.com/aku-percaya ... -murtad-di-twitter/

cmf_BeachBoys

Orang yang menafikan kewujudan Allah SWT tidak akan selamat di dunia dan di akhirat.

Mereka boleh senyum sepuasnya selagi mereka hidup di dunia yang sementara ni.

cmf_BeachBoys

Abah-Kau_Mulhid replied at 4-8-2017 12:00 AM
why Allah? sebab kamu lahir dalam keluarga islam?  why not Flying Spageti Monster?

Sebab Allah itu tuhan yang sebenar-benarnya.sebab tu orang Kristian pun duk sibuk nak guna kalimah Allah di dalam Bible mereka.

Abah-Kau-Mulhid

cmf_BeachBoys replied at 4-8-2017 06:39 AM
Sebab Allah itu tuhan yang sebenar-benarnya.sebab tu orang Kristian pun duk sibuk nak guna kalimah ...

tohan ko tak wujud lagi masa tu   

Abah-Kau-Mulhid

Asiah Abd Jalil
10 hrs ·

Pak lebai tanya saya soalan acah-acah critical thinking, "Kalau agama Islam banyak keburukan dan kelemahan, kenapa sekarang ni agama Islam la agama yang paling cepat berkembang di Eropah?"

Saya jawab, "Islam sekarang berkembang di Eropah pada skala yang rapid, sebab pelarian-pelarian Islam dari negara-negara Islam lari ke Eropah, mencari perlindungan dan memulakan hidup baru di negara kafir Eropah."

Ironi. Orang Islam pun dah tak sanggup nak hidup di negara Islam di bawah pemerintahan "khalifah" Islam.

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/920 ... -nightmare-in-raqqa

Seeking a dream, Indonesian family finds nightmare in Raqqa
Associated Press / 02:32 PM August 03, 2017

In this picture taken on July 24, 2017, an Indonesian family who escaped from the Islamic State group in Raqqa gather inside their tent at a refugee camp, in Ain Issa, Syria. The family is among thousands from Asia, Europe, Africa, North America and the Middle East who chased the dream of a new Islamic society advertised by IS in slickly produced propaganda videos, online blogs and other social media. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla)

AIN ISSA, Syria—The 17-year-old Indonesian girl made a persuasive case to her family: Lured by what she had read online, she told her parents, sisters, aunts, uncles and cousins they should all move to Syria to join the Islamic State group.

Each of her two dozen relatives found something in it for them. Free education and health care for the girls. Paying outstanding debts for her father and uncle, finding work for the youngest men.

And the biggest bonus: A chance to live in what was depicted as an ideal Islamic society on the ascendant.

It didn’t take long before their dreams were crushed and their hopes for a better life destroyed as each of those promised benefits failed to materialize. Instead, the family was faced with a society where single women were expected to be married off to IS fighters, injustice and brutality prevailed, and a battle raged in which all able-bodied men were compelled to report to the frontline.

In an interview with The Associated Press, Nurshardrina Khairadhania, now 19, recalled her family’s fateful decision to immigrate to the IS stronghold of Raqqa two years ago—and how, only months later, their bid to escape began.

During that time the family endured separation, her grandmother died and an uncle was killed in an airstrike.

“IS shared only the good things on the internet,” said the young woman, who goes by her nickname, Nur.

She now lives with her mother, two sisters, three aunts, two female cousins and their three young sons in Ain Issa, a camp for the displaced individuals being ran by the Kurdish forces fighting to expel IS from Raqqa. Her father and four surviving male cousins are in detention north of there. While the men are being interrogated by the Kurdish forces for possible links to IS, the women wait in a tent in the searing heat, hoping for the family to be reunited and return to their home in Jakarta.

Nur’s family is among thousands from Asia, Europe, Africa, North America and the Middle East who chased the dream of a new Islamic society advertised by IS in slickly produced propaganda videos, online blogs and other social media.

Nur recalled calling her family together just months after the extremists’ declared their “caliphate” on territory seized in Syria and Iraq in the summer of 2014.

Making her pitch, she recounted the benefits laid out on the IS blogs: her 21-year-old sister could continue her computer education for free. Her 32-year-old divorced cousin, Difansa Rachmani, could get free health care for herself and her three children, one of whom was autistic. Her uncle could get out from under the debt he incurred trying to save a struggling auto mechanic business in Jakarta—and could even open a new one in Raqqa, where mechanics were in high demand to build car bombs, the extremists’ signature weapon.

For Nur, the Islamic State seemed to be the perfect place to pursue her desire to study Islam and train to be a health practitioner.

“It is a good place to live in peace and justice and, God willing, after hijrah, we will go to paradise,” she recalled thinking, using the Islamic term for migration from the land of persecution to the land of Islam. “I wanted to invite all my family. …We went to be together forever, in life and afterlife.”

The family sold their house, cars and gold jewelry, collecting $38,000 for the journey to Turkey and then on to Syria.

But once in Turkey, the first quarrels began, over how or even whether to sneak into Syria. Seven relatives decided to head out on their own and were detained by the Turkish authorities while trying to cross the border illegally. They were deported back to Indonesia where, the family says, they remain under surveillance because the rest of their relatives had lived in IS territories.

The saga of family separation had only just begun, however.

After arriving in Islamic State group territory in August 2015, the family was divided again: the men were ordered to take Islamic education classes, and ended up jailed for months because they refused military training and service. After their release, they lived in hiding to avoid forced recruitment or new jail sentences. The women and girls were sent to an all-female dormitory.

Nur was shocked by life in the IS-run dormitory. The women bickered, gossiped, stole from each other and sometimes even fought with knives, she said. Her name and those of her 21-year-sister and divorced cousin were put on a list of available brides circulated to IS fighters, who would propose marriage without even meeting them.

“It is crazy! We don’t know who they are. We don’t know their background. They want to marry and marry,” she said.

“IS wants only three things: women, power and money,” she and her cousin, Rachmani, said in unison.

“They act like god,” Nur added. “They make their own laws. … They are very far from Islam.”

In a separate, monitored, interview with the AP at a security center run by Kurdish forces in Kobani, north of Raqqa, where he and the other male family members were being questioned for possible IS ties, her 18-year-old cousin said that living under the extremists was like living in “prison.”

“We (didn’t) want to go to Syria to fight,” he said, speaking on condition of anonymity for fear of retribution from IS or trouble with the Kurdish authorities or those back home in Indonesia. “We just wanted to live in an Islamic state. But it is not an Islamic state. It is unjust, and Muslims are fighting Muslims.”

IS officials ignored Nur’s persistent queries about continuing her education in Raqqa. And because they refused to enroll in military service, the men never got the jobs they had been promised. When the battle for Raqqa intensified in June, IS militants set up checkpoints around the city, searching for fighters and came looking for the men.

Rachmani did get free surgery for a chronic neck ailment and her son got attention for his autism and was finally able to walk. Soon after the family’s arrival, she was sent to the then-IS stronghold of Mosul in Iraq for the surgery.

“I left my country for my stupid selfish reason. I wanted the free facilities,” Rachmani said. “Thank God I got my free (surgery) but after that all lies.”

The family searched for months for a way to escape, a risky endeavor in the tightly controlled IS territory.

When the Kurdish-led campaign to retake Raqqa from IS intensified in June, the family finally saw their opportunity. At great personal risk, Nur used a computer in a public internet cafe to search for “enemies of IS,” despite the danger posed by frequent raids carried out by IS there. She contacted activists and eventually found smugglers, who, for $4,000, got the family cross the frontline and into Kurdish-controlled territory. They turned themselves in to Kurdish forces on June 10.

An Indonesian Foreign Ministry official said authorities have known for several months about the presence of Indonesian nationals, including Nur’s family, in the Ain Issa camp and were investigating their condition.

“However, they have been two years living in the IS area, so the risk assessment of them is required and we have been facing obstacles to reach them as they are in an area not controlled by any official government, either Iraq or Syria,” said Lalu Muhammad Iqbal, the ministry’s director of Indonesian citizen protection.

“I am very regretful. I was very stupid and very naive. I blame myself,” Nur said of the family’s plight. “May God accept my repentance because you know … it is not like a holiday to go to Turkey. It is a dangerous, dangerous trip.” JPV

cmf_BeachBoys

Abah-Kau-Mulhid replied at 4-8-2017 09:32 PM
tohan ko tak wujud lagi masa tu

Surah As-Sajadah Ayat 1 hingga 4

1) Alif, Laam Miim.

2) Diturunkan Al-Quran ini, dengan tidak ada sebarang syak padanya, dari Tuhan yang memelihara dan mentadbirkan sekalian alam.

3) (Orang-orang kafir tidak mengakui hakikat yang demikian) bahkan mereka mengatakan: "Dia lah (Muhammad) yang mengada-adakan Al-Quran menurut rekaannya". (Dakwaan mereka itu tidaklah benar) bahkan Al-Quran ialah perkara yang benar dari Tuhanmu (wahai Muhammad), supaya engkau memberi ingatan dan amaran kepada kaum (mu) yang telah lama tidak didatangi sebarang pemberi ingatan dan amaran sebelummu, semoga mereka beroleh hidayah petunjuk.

4) Allah Tuhan yang menciptakan langit dan bumi serta segala yang ada di antara keduanya dalam enam masa, kemudian Ia bersemayam di atas Arasy; kamu tidak akan beroleh sebarang penolong dan pemberi syafaat selain dari Allah; oleh itu tidakkah kamu mahu insaf dan mengambil iktibar (untuk mencapai keredaanNya)?.

Abah-Kau-Mulhid

cmf_BeachBoys replied at 5-8-2017 12:19 PM
Surah As-Sajadah Ayat 1 hingga 4

1) Alif, Laam Miim.

gunakan kitab yg ditulis oleh manusia utk membuktikan kewujudan tohan kamu?  

cmf_BeachBoys

Abah-Kau-Mulhid replied at 5-8-2017 08:39 PM
gunakan kitab yg ditulis oleh manusia utk membuktikan kewujudan tohan kamu?

Surah Al-Baqarah Ayat 2

"Kitab Al-Quran ini, tidak ada sebarang syak padanya (tentang datangnya dari Allah dan tentang sempurnanya); ia pula menjadi petunjuk bagi orang-orang yang (hendak) bertaqwa"

Abah-Kau-Mulhid

cmf_BeachBoys replied at 5-8-2017 12:54 PM
Surah Al-Baqarah Ayat 2

"Kitab Al-Quran ini, tidak ada sebarang syak padanya (tentang datangnya ...

masih gunakan kitab sbg bukti kewujudan tohan kau?  

cmf_BeachBoys

Abah-Kau-Mulhid replied at 5-8-2017 08:39 PM
gunakan kitab yg ditulis oleh manusia utk membuktikan kewujudan tohan kamu?

Surah Al-Baqarah Ayat 185

"Bulan Ramadan yang padanya diturunkan Al-Quran, menjadi petunjuk bagi sekalian manusia"....

Abah-Kau-Mulhid

cmf_BeachBoys replied at 5-8-2017 01:00 PM
Surah Al-Baqarah Ayat 185

"Bulan Ramadan yang padanya diturunkan Al-Quran, menjadi petunjuk bag ...

pasal tu ada umat yg kena puasa lebih daripada 20 jam sehari kena tohan anggap bumi ini adalah FLAT

Abah-Kau-Mulhid

Surah Al-Kahf 18:86 - Sehingga apabila ia sampai ke daerah matahari terbenam, ia mendapatinya terbenam di sebuah matair yang hitam berlumpur

Qur’an 18:83-86—And they ask you about Dhul-Qarnain. Say: “I shall recite to you something of his story.” Verily, We established him in the earth, and We gave him the means of everything. So he followed a way. Until, when he reached the setting place of the sun, he found it setting in a spring of black muddy (or hot) water. And he found near it a people.

Sunan Abu Dawud 3991—Abu Dharr said: I was sitting behind the Apostle of Allah who was riding a donkey while the sun was setting. He asked: Do you know where this sets? I replied: Allah and his Apostle know best. He said: It sets in a spring of warm water.http://www.answeringmuslims.com/ ... n-set-in-muddy.html

cmf_BeachBoys

Abah-Kau-Mulhid replied at 5-8-2017 09:06 PM
pasal tu ada umat yg kena puasa lebih daripada 20 jam sehari kena tohan anggap bumi ini adalah FLA ...

Surah Al Baqarah Ayat 187

"...dan makanlah serta minumlah sehingga nyata kepada kamu benang putih (cahaya siang) dari benang hitam kegelapan malam), iaitu waktu fajar. Kemudian sempurnakanlah puasa itu sehingga waktu malam (maghrib);..."

*Bagi negara yang tidak mempunyai waktu malam,mereka boleh berpuasa mengikut waktu tempat Al-Quran diturunkan iaitu Mekah dan Madinah atau waktu negara berhampiran yang mempunyai waktu siang dan malam.

Abah-Kau-Mulhid

cmf_BeachBoys replied at 5-8-2017 01:18 PM
Surah Al Baqarah Ayat 187

"...dan makanlah serta minumlah sehingga nyata kepada kamu benang put ...

sama ada tohan kamu terlupa atau tak tahu ada tempat2 lain di dunia ini yg siangnya berpanjangan lebih 20 jam sehari  

cmf_BeachBoys

Abah-Kau-Mulhid replied at 5-8-2017 09:20 PM
sama ada tohan kamu terlupa atau tak tahu ada tempat2 lain di dunia ini yg siangnya berpanjangan l ...

Sistem falak dalam Islam tidak berdasarkan kepada sistem 24 jam sepertimana yang diikuti oleh barat tetapi berdasarkan kepada pergerakan bulan dan matahari.dan Allah itu Maha mengetahui kemampuan hamba-hamba Nya dalam memenuhi perintah untuk melakukan ibadat seperti yang disuruhnya.Sebab itu tiada lagi rekod umat Islam mati kerana berpuasa selama 20 jam.