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Lan o kapalı insanların yazın aurası +50 yard bonus kazanıyor birde offf.
içten ferah giydin mi ter yapmaz o kıyafetler. dar kıyafet daha çok koku verir hatta.
asdadjasdhjashd savunmaya bak.
iki kadın ele al, ikisi de deoderant kullanmıyor; bir tanesi içine pamuklu atlet vb böyle teri çekicek ve ferah tutacak bir şeyler giymiş, üstünde de bol kıyafet var, böyle beyaz keten püfür püfür. diğeri dar body giymiş teri böyle iz yapmış body'de kolları kaldırdığında direk iz çıkıyor ıslak ıslak. hangisi daha çok kokar?



yazin dar body ? biz tshirt giyiyoruz genelde yazin.



kadın mısın?


tas gibiyim bilen bilir
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Ren said:

http://www.eksisozluk.com/show.asp?id=28221309

öeh. özet geç be nutella.





ingilizler bizim gibi degil tabi,oturup ingilizce okuyunca araştırma yapma imkanı bulmuslar.


arapça okuyunca fatihadan öteye gidemedik



bu arada belirtmek isterim ki iyiki turkce ezan kaldırıldı,manyak mıyız lan biz bildigimiz dilde ibadet edelim,sonra böyle sümerlerle falan baglantı kurarız,mazallah
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Viktor said:

Teodor said:

islamda çok enteresan şeyler var.

mesela 5 vakit namaz hiç bir yerde yazmaz kuranda sırf hadiste öyle yazdığı için 5 vakit kılarlar.

kuranda yazan güneş doğarken, tam tepedeyken ve batarken allah ı hatırlayın der.

yatma kalkma, seccade falan hiç yazmıyor kuranda.


aslinda miracda allah 50 vakit namaz istiyor, muhammed zaten sabah ve aksam kilan halkina 50 vakit namaz konulmasina cok seviniyor basta, allah katindan cebrailin kanatlari ustunde asagiya inerken musa ile karsilasiyor, musa diyorki "yahu 50 vakit cok, seninkiler kilamaz bi allah ile konus bisiler yapsin"

muhammed geri cikiyor allahin yanina, 40 a indiriyor musa gene itiraz ediyor, ine cika 5 vakite kadar dusuyor, musa gene itiraz ediyor "5 bile coktur" diye, peygamberde "kactir git gel yapiyorum, utanirim artik" diyip 5 vakitle yetiniyor, sonra geri donup inananlara "allah 50 vakit namaz emretti anca musa uyardi, indirmek icin pazarlik yaptim ve allah 5 vakite akdar indi, dahada indirtemedim utandim" diyor, insanlarda "ohh 50 vakittense 5 vakit daha kabul edilir" diyorlar

Sahihi..., c.II, Hadis No: 227; c.V , s.7; c.X, s.58 vd. Hadis No: 1550 ve 1551
Prof. A. Gölpınarlı, Kur'an' Kerim ve Meali, İstanbul 1958, s.CV vd.
AlTecrid, Hadtül Israi vel Mi'raç, c.II, s.62 vd.
Turan Dursun, Kur'an Ansiklopedisi, Kaynak Yayınları, İstanbul 1994, c.VIII, s.236 vd.
Elmalılı H. Yazır, agec.IV, s.3146vd.


peki sen miraca inanmadan bunlarin yasandiginin tartismasini nadil yapiyorsun?

kurani dille konusuyorum bak;seni bir parca meniden ,elleri ayaklari olan dusunme kabiliyeti olan bir canliya donusturenin isra ve mirac olayina gucu yetmezmi?

alemlere rahmet dedigi ,senin icin yarattim dedigi peygamberinin hatirini kirarmi ? ama sen bu saydiklarimin hicbirine inanmiyorsunki viktor.inancin yok benide yoruyorsun .yoksa emin ol yazdigin ve cevap bekledigin butun sorularin cevaplari var,zaten suphecilik konusunda o yuzden ibni teymiyye okuyun ,tavsiye ederim dedim.neyse iyi geceler ,ben bir karincaya bile kiyamam ,taif sehrine davete giden peygamberin taslandigindan dolayi eli yuzu kan icinde kaldiginda bile brddua etmedi.iste bende o eli yuzu kan icinde kalan muhammedin inandigina inandim ve teslim oldum
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Türkçe ezan kalkmasaydı en büyük avantajı zamanında büyüklerin ezan sırasında dırdırından kurtulurduk. Oturma, ayak ayak üstüne atma, tepinme, televizyonu kapa, radyoyu kapa, müzik dinleme. namaz vakti geliyor onu haber veriyor. İlla bir kutsallık illa bir kutsallık.
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"nutella yerim" said:


The Black Stone

"A principal sacred object in Arabian religion was the stone, either a rock outcropping or a large boulder, often a rectangular or irregular black basaltic stone ... " (Britannica, Arabian Religions, p1059, 1979)
"Of the numerous baetyls, the best known is the Black Stone of the Ka'bah at Mecca, which became the central shrine object of Islam." (Britannica, Arabian Religions, p1059, 1979) The black stone is believed to be a meteorite that struck the earth at the time of Adam.
"Moslems do not worship the Black Stone, but only show special reverence and veneration for its dignity and they kiss it only after the example of the Prophet and to keep their Covenant with God to obey His Will and avoid His disobedience." (The Spirit of Islam, Tabbarah, p. 173, Muslim).
"The kissing of the meteorite is a firm practice in Islamic law because Muhammad did it. You must not ask about the wisdom behind that because this rite is (an expression) of worship in spite of the obscurity of its wisdom" (Legal Opinions, Sheikh Sha'rawi, pt. 3, p. 167, Muslim)



Abstinence during Pilgrimage

"Another practice that left its influence on Islam was ceremonial abstinence. The South Arabian festival of Halfan was a moratorium on the use of weapons. Certain times were specified for fasting and abstention from sexual relations. Burnt offerings and sacrifices were common." (Britannica, Arabian Religions, p1059, 1979)
This identical pagan origin ceremonial abstinence is present today in Islam. Muhammad merely continued this pagan ritual and retained it in Islam.




The Pilgrimage to Mecca

"After the Pilgrimage, in Pagan times, the pilgrims used to gather in assemblies in which the praises of ancestors were sung. As the whole of the Pilgrimage rites were spiritualized in Islam, so this aftermath of the Pilgrimage was also spiritualized. (The holy Qur’an, text, translation and commentary by Abdullah Yusuf Ali. 1872-1952, First published in 1938, 1973 ed. p. 80, footnote 223)
"temples of the moon gods, with rituals similar in many details to those of the pre-Islamic and Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca." (Britannica, Arabia, History of, p1045, 1979)
"A principal public celebration of the Arabians was an annual pilgrimage, in which tribes who shared a common bond of worship of a deity at a specific sanctuary would reunite there. A pattern of ceremonial procession around the baetyl was common, and this pattern may be seen in the surviving Islamic custom of the pilgrimage to Mecca." (Britannica, Arabian Religions, p1059, 1979)
Muhammad merely borrowed this wide spread polytheistic worship style and adopted it into Islam as a central rite. Same polytheistic pilgrimage under the disguise of a modified monotheism.
It is true that in the hajj many pre-Islamic practices were retained, but as has been shown above, the origin of these practices is traceable to Abraham, and every one of them carries with it a spiritual significance. (The Religion of Islam, Maulana Muhammad Ali, p. 448, 1936, Muslim).
Is it not unfortunate that so many Orientalists have misinterpreted the Muslim's veneration of the Ka'bah, the Black Stone and the pilgrimage rites as a whole, imagining them as some kind of idol worship, or dismissing the rites as silly, ridiculous or merely the relics of idolatrous superstition? Another faulty assumption is that the rites of pilgrimage were remnants of a pre-Islamic cult included by the Prophet in an attempt to reconcile the idolatrous Meccans with the faith. (The Sublime Qur'an and Orientalism, Mohammad Khalifa, p. 140, 1983, Muslim).
"The Arabs during the pre-Islamic period used to practice certain things that were included in the Islamic Sharia. They, for example, did not marry both a mother and her daughter. They considered marrying two sisters simultaneously to be a most heinous crime. They also censured anyone who married his stepmother, and called him dhaizan. They made the major [hajj] and the minor [umra] pilgrimage to the Ka'ba, performed the circumambulation around the Ka'ba [tawaf], ran seven times between Mounts Safa and Marwa [sa'y], threw rocks and washed themselves after intercourse. They also gargled, sniffed water up into their noses, clipped their fingernails, plucked their hair from their armpits, shaved their pubic hair and performed the rite of circumcision. Likewise, they cut off the right hand of a thief." (Al-Milal wa al-Nihil, Muhammad ibn 'Abdalkarim al-Sharastani, Muslim, vol. 2 chapter on the opinions of the pre-Islamic Arabs, as quoted in al-Fadi, Is the Qur'an Infallible?, p. 122, non-Muslim)



The Kabah was of pagan origin.

Many local pagan sanctuaries like the Kaba at Mecca.
Muhammad's tribe was in charge of "Allah's" sanctuary in Mecca.
"In northern Arabia, certain tribes looked after particular sanctuaries." (Britannica, Arabian Religions, p1059, 1979)
Not only do both the Holy Bible and archaeology contradict this claim, the sound Hadith itself makes it impossible for Abraham and Ishmael to be the ones who built the Kabah: "I said, "O Allah's Apostle! Which mosque was built first?" He replied, "Al-Masjid-ul-Haram." I asked, "Which (was built) next?" He replied, "Al-Masjid-ul-Aqs-a (i.e. Jerusalem)." I asked, "What was the period in between them?" He replied, "Forty (years)." He then added, "Wherever the time for the prayer comes upon you, perform the prayer, for all the earth is a place of worshipping for you."" (Hadith, Sahih al-Bukhari 55:636, Narrated Abu Dhaar). This Hadith affirms that the Kaba was actually built long after Abraham and Ishmael had died. Abraham lived about 2000 BC and the Temple was built by Solomon in about 958-951 BC. This implies that the Kabah was built approximately 998-991 BC. If Muhammad is correct, then the Quran is wrong. But if the Quran is correct in stating that Abraham and Ishmael built the Kaba, then the Hadith is wrong. Yet, if this particular Hadith is wrong then this throws into question the authenticity of the entire Hadith collections, especially Bukhari's collection which is considered to be the most reliable and authentic collection




Reformed Polytheism: Muhammad & Pharaoh Akhenaten




When it comes to starting a new religion, the parallels between Muhammad (600AD) and Pharaoh Akhenaten (1400 BC) are stunning. We see a "something old, something new" theme in both religious founders.




The story of Akhenaten's conversion to repackaged polytheism (monotheism)




A. Dating the Exodus: Akhenaten's learns Monotheism from the Jews:

We feel that the phenomenon of Akhenaten's sudden zeal for monotheism was clearly a result of the Jewish exodus from Egypt in 1440 BC. Akhenaten is a thorn in the side of liberal "Bible trasher" archeologists who date the exodus at 1250 BC.

To anyone except the blind, it is clear that the miracles of Moses in Egypt are the obvious cause of Akhenaten's conversion to pagan monotheism. Jacob and his twelve sons moved to Egypt as free men in about 1900 BC. Akhenaten began his reign in 1352 AD. Since the exodus of the Jews is dated at about 1440 BC, that means that Akhenaten lived about 60 years after the Pharaoh who experienced the 10 plagues of Moses. This would allow just enough time for all Akhenaten's ancestors who hated Jehovah, the monotheistic God of the Jews, to die. Akhenaten was therefore free to abandon the many false gods of Egypt in favour of his own version of monotheism, without any personal emotional baggage connected with monotheism. But rather than a 60 year old memory of how Jehovah triumphed over Egypt, why not current events? If our timing is right, the Jews began their occupation of the promised land (Canaan) about 20 years before Akhenaten became Pharaoh. This also means that Joshua and Akhenaten lived at the same time and knew of each other. Surely the nations that surrounded Israel learned to fear Jehovah as a more powerful God then the pagan gods who were driven out of Canaan. So for 60 years, Jehovah was triumphing over all the god's of the nations. This spectacular display of the advantages of monotheism, surely must have impressed Akhenaten who would have surely heard about it. In fact it may have been the stories he heard of the conquest of Joshua that converted him to a monotheistic view. Although the connections we have suggested are circumstantial, it would be quite unbelievable that Akhenaten was unaware of the 10 plagues, the 40 years in the wilderness and the conquest of Canaan by Joshua.

We can infer with similar confidence, that Muhammad was influenced by Jewish and Christian monotheism. It is well documented that Christian missionaries had infiltrated even the interior of Arabia with the monotheistic gospel of Christ. Had Muhammad's monotheistic movement sprung up without the strong monotheist presence of Christianity, then this would be worth taking note of. But the facts of history prove the presence of non-Arab monotheism before birth of Islam.

B. Akhenaten: Monotheist or Henotheist?

Jehovah's Witnesses are Henotheists. Although accused of being polytheists, the correct term would be Henotheist. Jehovah’s Witnesses reject the trinity and believe in an entire "henotheist" system of gods, including the "Almighty God", (the Father), "mighty God" (Son) to lesser gods including the devil, angels, and finally even men are gods. Now was Akhenaten a monotheist or a henotheist? Some suggest that Akhenaten was never a true monotheist during the Amarna period, since some evidence suggests, (although not conclusive) that he gives homage to Horus, Isis and Osiris. If he did, then Akhenaten was a henotheist. Other inclusive evidence suggests that Akhenaten viewed himself as the incarnate god Horus. After all, the whole premise of Egyptian rule by Pharaoh is that the Pharaoh is Horus on Earth; without this premise, there is no Pharaoh. Had he declared himself to not be a god, he would have immediately been deposed as a fraud. Some however, think Akhenaten may have been a closet monotheist, merely keeping the status quo. For a discussion of Akhenaten’s possible monotheism, see Cyril Aldred's, "Akhenaten: King of Egypt".

C. Akhenaten's Proclamation of Monotheism:

To the complete surprise of the people and the outrage of the polytheistic priesthood, Akhenaten proclaimed that only one god "Aten" was to be worshipped and the other 733 gods were to be forsaken. Aten was somewhat unknown for two generations before Akhenaten. The popularity of the Aten is known in the reign of Amenhotep III when that ruler named the pleasure boat for his wife Tiye after the Aten. It is popularly believed that Nefertiti (and possibly Tiye) were adherents to the cult of the Aten, which was very small, and was able to magnify it through her husband (son). Other gods certainly were considered far more important to Egyptian culture at the time. For whatever reason, Akhenaten decided that Aten, an obscure "mail room" god, was to be promoted to the "board room" and become the CEO god of the official state religion. Akhenaten's command to stop worshipping the hundreds of old Egyptian gods, was met with quite a bit of stubbornness with his people, and outright rebellion among the elite and powerful priesthood. Aten, formerly one of hundreds of Egyptian gods, was now the one and only god.

D. Akhenaten's Banishment of competing gods:

Akhenaten was prepared to take action to ensure his new found monotheism was the dominant religion. Similar to a few of the kings and Judges of the Bible, he cleaned house by eradicating some, but not all, of the symbols or structures associated with polytheism. He tore down some pagan temples, removed publicly displayed names of some pagan gods from official buildings and statues. The god Amun, who formerly enjoyed a most popular position in Egyptian religious life, was suddenly out of a job. The extent to which Akhenaten rejected polytheism is actually astonishing since he even replaced the plural "gods" with the monotheistic singular "god" from official records, laws and proclamations. But Akhenaten did not ban the worship of all of the other gods; he particularly banned Amun and the cult of Amun-Ra since he was the former (and later) chief of all gods, a position that Akhenaten believed the Aten filled.

E. Akhenaten's repackaging Polytheism

As Jeroboam, the son of Solomon understood, if you are going to start a new religion, you need to change the priesthood and places of worship. He started by making himself the High Priest, thus the top religious authority and power. He even changed his name to "Akhenaten" which means, "He who serves the Aten", to express his new found monotheism. His original name was Amenhotep, meaning "Amun is Satisfied". In order to make a clean break from polytheism, he moved the Egyptian capitol from Thebes to a location 300 KM north and named it Akhetaten (present day Amarna), which means the "The Place Of The Aten's Effective Power." Akhenaten constructed beautiful, open air temples that would invite "divine sunlight" to bath the floor and worshippers with his presence.


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Akhenaten did not like the existing logos of the sun god, so to his credit, came up with a unique new logo and symbol. Islam, on the other hand, merely copied the 2500 year old "crescent moon" logo of the pagan moon god and didn't bother to hire a graphic design artist. The crescent moon is found on top of every mosque and even at the Kaba on top of the Maqam Ibrahim, is virtually identical to that used in Babylonian moon god "Sîn" worship at Harran in 2100 BC.



Like Muhammad, Akhenaten retained the polytheistic practices and rituals of his newly repackaged monotheistic god.

In a hymn written by Akhenaten where he expresses his monotheism in poetry he says, "O thou sole god, whose power no other possesses. Though didst create the earth according to thy desire, being alone: Man, all cattle, large and small; All that are upon the earth." (Hymn to the Sun, Akhenaten, c. 1370 BC)

Note: Desperate bible skeptics suggest David plagiarized Akhenaten's hymn when he wrote Psalm 104 of the Bible. However the similarity is remote and not impressive, especially in light of the fact that Ps 104 doesn't even contain monotheistic statements like " O thou sole god, whose power no other possesses." In the very unlikely case that anyone copied, it would be Akhenaten who heard these kinds of statements from the Jews who once lived in Egypt. Perhaps David was recording an ancient Jewish Song that Pharaoh Akhenaten was familiar with and copied. However, our view is that the similarity between the two is so insignificant, that no one copied from anyone. After all, Akhenaten is praising the "sun god" while David is praising the God who created the sun.
F. Reverting to Polytheism after Akhenaten's death

The famous "King Tut", (Tutankhamun) discovered in 1922 AD by Howard Carter. was most likely the son of Akhenaten.

The most compelling reason Tutankhamun was the son of Akhenaten, is because King Tut's original name given by his father was Tutankhaten. Tut's birth name was in honor of his father's religion in honor of "Aten". After his father died and he became Pharaoh, King Tut reversed all the changes brought in his father Akhenaten. The young king also changed his name from Tutankhaten to Tutankhamun, as he is known in history. His new name means "Living image of Amun". Amun was a pagan Egyptian god.


King Tut

Shortly before Pharaoh Akhenaten's death in 1336 BC the "forced to be monotheistic" priesthood, ruling class and common folk, desired to revert back to polytheism. Perhaps, like in many Muslim nations today, the people were never really converted, but were silenced under the threat of death. Shortly after Akhenaten's death, like the Judges of the Bible, monotheism was forgotten and all the pagan gods of Egypt were once again worshipped as before. In fact, special effort was made by Akhenaten's successors to appease the formerly shunned gods. Akhenaten's name was deleted from official king lists, and he was thereafter referred to in Egypt as "that criminal of Akhetaten." We wonder what immediate changes would take place in the Muslim controlled parts of the world, if the common people were free to practice their religion as they desire without the threat of death?

Although Muhammad never knew the details of Akhenaten's conversion to monotheism, it seems Muhammad could have learned important lessons from him on "how to start your own religion". Akhenaten was a pacifist who deplored "murdering his opposition for conquest" as most other Pharaohs practiced. Muhammad, on the other hand, "evangelized with the sword", just as we see today. The result was that the entire Arab world continued in its new found monotheism to the present.

What Muhammad and Akhenaten had in common:

Both were born into families who worshipped hundreds of pagan gods.
Both actively worshipped as pagan polytheists until their conversions to monotheism as adults.
Both were strongly influenced by the monotheism of other religions. Jews and Christians.
Both converted to a form of monotheism, where they continued to worship one pagan god. We call this repackaged polytheism.
Both elevated obscure, lessor known deities to the top position. Aten and Allah
Both chose the gods of celestial objects: sun and moon.
Both banned the worship of all other pagan gods but the one pagan god they had selected.
Both retained the name of the old polytheistic gods which the general population were familiar with: Aten and Allah.
Both retained pagan practices and concepts in their new found monotheism.
Both employed symbolic logos to represent their gods: solar disk with sun rays. Although Muhammad my not have directly adopted the crescent moon symbol, it was adopted shortly after his death.
Both made themselves the highest human representative on earth for their gods. High priest and Muhammad the last and greatest prophet.
Neither men performed any miracles or displayed any divine powers as both Moses and Christ and the apostles did when Judaism and Christianity were begun. Muhammad was a prophet without supernatural power.
How Muhammad and Akhenaten differed:

Akhenaten's chose a lower ranking god "Aten" to be his highest god, whereas Muhammad chose "Allah" who, although not the most popular god, was considered to be a top ranking god.
While both were former polytheists converted to monotheism, Akhenaten continued to worship the sun itself, whereas, Muhammad's merely retained the disk of the crescent moon as a symbol for the one true god "Allah" who created the sun and moon. In this regard Muhammad's monotheism was superior to Akhenaten's. But then again, Muhammad had a 2600 year advantage of history over Akhenaten!
Akhenaten's religion was one that did not require faith as it worshipped the visible sun as god. Muhammad's religion does require faith as it worships an invisible god.
While Muhammad continued to worship the same pagan moon god in the same pagan temple (Kaba) before and after his conversion to monotheism, Akhenaten created a new temple in a new city for the old pagan god. The symbols and rituals of Islam are re-enactment rituals borrowed from the Bible with a grotesquely distorted mythical twist. We suggest Muhammad would have done much better had he hired a more imaginative "new religion writer". Akhenaten is clearly superior, for like Judaism and Christianity, Akhenaten realized that a new religion needed unique symbols and meanings. Muhammad failed to come up with anything new, but heavily plagiarized other religions and local myths. Akhenaten gets points for originality. While Christ introduced unique and new spiritualized meanings to physical Judaism, Islam merely creates physical re-enactment's of historical events as seen in the "stand", "walk" and "throw" rituals of Islam. These ritual re-enactment's evoke emotion, in the same way a remembrance day service does, but nothing new is happening.
Akhenaten tolerated some other religions to be practiced under his domain. Muhammad murdered those who attempted to openly practice Christianity under his domain.
Akhenaten was a pacifist who deplored "murdering his opposition for conquest" as most other Pharaohs practiced. Muhammad, on the other hand, "evangelized with the sword". In the absence of miraculous signs and powers, Muhammad chose the necessary path to ensure his newly invented religion would endure. Akhenaten's religion of monotheism collapsed shortly after his death, while Muhammad's has endured the centuries.
Reference notes from Encyclopedia Britannica:


"The new religion. The religion of the Aton is not completely understood. Akhenaton and Nefertiti worshipped only this sun-god. For them he was "the sole god." Akhenaton had dropped his older-name Amenhotep, and the name "Amon" was also hacked out of the inscriptions throughout Egypt. Here and there the names of other gods and goddesses were removed, and sometimes the words "all gods" were eliminated. The funerary religion dropped Osiris, and Akhenaton became the source of blessings for the people after death. The figure of Nefertiti replaced the figures of protecting goddesses at the corners of a stone sarcophagus. Yet Akhenaton and Nefertiti directed their worship only to the Aton." (Encyclopedia Britannica, Akhenaton, p 402, 1979)
"The Aton religion was a happy nature worship, without an ethical code. Men were asked only to be grateful to the sun for life and warmth. It was unlike the awful austerity of the great gods of former Egypt, who might punish man for disobedience. It was quite unlike the heavy demands that the Hebrew god would lay upon his people. In the Aton religion there was no "Thou shalt. . ." and no "Thou shalt not."" (Encyclopedia Britannica, Akhenaton, p 402, 1979)
"When Akhenaton died, he was succeeded briefly by Smenkhkare and then by a second son-in-law, Tutankhaton. The latter was forced to change his name back to Tutankhamen, dropping the Aton and embracing Amon, to abandon Amarna and move back to Thebes, and to pay penance by giving the old gods new riches and privileges. When the tomb of Tutankhamen was discovered in the hills of western Thebes in 1922, it gave a final illustration of the sumptuous glories of Amarna art. A few years after the death of this young king, the army took over the throne in the person of General Horemheb. He instituted counter reforms in order to restore the old system fully." (Encyclopedia Britannica, Akhenaton, p 403, 1979)



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oncekendimi said:

Viktor said:

Teodor said:

islamda çok enteresan şeyler var.

mesela 5 vakit namaz hiç bir yerde yazmaz kuranda sırf hadiste öyle yazdığı için 5 vakit kılarlar.

kuranda yazan güneş doğarken, tam tepedeyken ve batarken allah ı hatırlayın der.

yatma kalkma, seccade falan hiç yazmıyor kuranda.


aslinda miracda allah 50 vakit namaz istiyor, muhammed zaten sabah ve aksam kilan halkina 50 vakit namaz konulmasina cok seviniyor basta, allah katindan cebrailin kanatlari ustunde asagiya inerken musa ile karsilasiyor, musa diyorki "yahu 50 vakit cok, seninkiler kilamaz bi allah ile konus bisiler yapsin"

muhammed geri cikiyor allahin yanina, 40 a indiriyor musa gene itiraz ediyor, ine cika 5 vakite kadar dusuyor, musa gene itiraz ediyor "5 bile coktur" diye, peygamberde "kactir git gel yapiyorum, utanirim artik" diyip 5 vakitle yetiniyor, sonra geri donup inananlara "allah 50 vakit namaz emretti anca musa uyardi, indirmek icin pazarlik yaptim ve allah 5 vakite akdar indi, dahada indirtemedim utandim" diyor, insanlarda "ohh 50 vakittense 5 vakit daha kabul edilir" diyorlar

Sahihi..., c.II, Hadis No: 227; c.V , s.7; c.X, s.58 vd. Hadis No: 1550 ve 1551
Prof. A. Gölpınarlı, Kur'an' Kerim ve Meali, İstanbul 1958, s.CV vd.
AlTecrid, Hadtül Israi vel Mi'raç, c.II, s.62 vd.
Turan Dursun, Kur'an Ansiklopedisi, Kaynak Yayınları, İstanbul 1994, c.VIII, s.236 vd.
Elmalılı H. Yazır, agec.IV, s.3146vd.


peki sen miraca inanmadan bunlarin yasandiginin tartismasini nadil yapiyorsun?

kurani dille konusuyorum bak;seni bir parca meniden ,elleri ayaklari olan dusunme kabiliyeti olan bir canliya donusturenin isra ve mirac olayina gucu yetmezmi?

alemlere rahmet dedigi ,senin icin yarattim dedigi peygamberinin hatirini kirarmi ? ama sen bu saydiklarimin hicbirine inanmiyorsunki viktor.inancin yok benide yoruyorsun .yoksa emin ol yazdigin ve cevap bekledigin butun sorularin cevaplari var,zaten suphecilik konusunda o yuzden ibni teymiyye okuyun ,tavsiye ederim dedim.neyse iyi geceler ,ben bir karincaya bile kiyamam ,taif sehrine davete giden peygamberin taslandigindan dolayi eli yuzu kan icinde kaldiginda bile brddua etmedi.iste bende o eli yuzu kan icinde kalan muhammedin inandigina inandim ve teslim oldum






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oncekendimi said:

Viktor said:

Teodor said:

islamda çok enteresan şeyler var.

mesela 5 vakit namaz hiç bir yerde yazmaz kuranda sırf hadiste öyle yazdığı için 5 vakit kılarlar.

kuranda yazan güneş doğarken, tam tepedeyken ve batarken allah ı hatırlayın der.

yatma kalkma, seccade falan hiç yazmıyor kuranda.


aslinda miracda allah 50 vakit namaz istiyor, muhammed zaten sabah ve aksam kilan halkina 50 vakit namaz konulmasina cok seviniyor basta, allah katindan cebrailin kanatlari ustunde asagiya inerken musa ile karsilasiyor, musa diyorki "yahu 50 vakit cok, seninkiler kilamaz bi allah ile konus bisiler yapsin"

muhammed geri cikiyor allahin yanina, 40 a indiriyor musa gene itiraz ediyor, ine cika 5 vakite kadar dusuyor, musa gene itiraz ediyor "5 bile coktur" diye, peygamberde "kactir git gel yapiyorum, utanirim artik" diyip 5 vakitle yetiniyor, sonra geri donup inananlara "allah 50 vakit namaz emretti anca musa uyardi, indirmek icin pazarlik yaptim ve allah 5 vakite akdar indi, dahada indirtemedim utandim" diyor, insanlarda "ohh 50 vakittense 5 vakit daha kabul edilir" diyorlar

Sahihi..., c.II, Hadis No: 227; c.V , s.7; c.X, s.58 vd. Hadis No: 1550 ve 1551
Prof. A. Gölpınarlı, Kur'an' Kerim ve Meali, İstanbul 1958, s.CV vd.
AlTecrid, Hadtül Israi vel Mi'raç, c.II, s.62 vd.
Turan Dursun, Kur'an Ansiklopedisi, Kaynak Yayınları, İstanbul 1994, c.VIII, s.236 vd.
Elmalılı H. Yazır, agec.IV, s.3146vd.


peki sen miraca inanmadan bunlarin yasandiginin tartismasini nadil yapiyorsun?

kurani dille konusuyorum bak;seni bir parca meniden ,elleri ayaklari olan dusunme kabiliyeti olan bir canliya donusturenin isra ve mirac olayina gucu yetmezmi?

alemlere rahmet dedigi ,senin icin yarattim dedigi peygamberinin hatirini kirarmi ? ama sen bu saydiklarimin hicbirine inanmiyorsunki viktor.inancin yok benide yoruyorsun .yoksa emin ol yazdigin ve cevap bekledigin butun sorularin cevaplari var,zaten suphecilik konusunda o yuzden ibni teymiyye okuyun ,tavsiye ederim dedim.neyse iyi geceler ,ben bir karincaya bile kiyamam ,taif sehrine davete giden peygamberin taslandigindan dolayi eli yuzu kan icinde kaldiginda bile brddua etmedi.iste bende o eli yuzu kan icinde kalan muhammedin inandigina inandim ve teslim oldum


abi miraç hadisesinin böyle bişi olduğuna inanabilir mi demek istemiş bence viktor çünkü o kadar saçma ve abuk sabuk bi hikaye ki. mantık 0. allah 50 diyecekte musa yoh çüş amk diecekte muhammed seksen kere inip çıkacak falan kurban pazarlığı gibi elleri kenetleyecekler allahla falan bu ne abi
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"nutella yerim" said:


The Black Stone

"A principal sacred object in Arabian religion was the stone, either a rock outcropping or a large boulder, often a rectangular or irregular black basaltic stone ... " (Britannica, Arabian Religions, p1059, 1979)
"Of the numerous baetyls, the best known is the Black Stone of the Ka'bah at Mecca, which became the central shrine object of Islam." (Britannica, Arabian Religions, p1059, 1979) The black stone is believed to be a meteorite that struck the earth at the time of Adam.
"Moslems do not worship the Black Stone, but only show special reverence and veneration for its dignity and they kiss it only after the example of the Prophet and to keep their Covenant with God to obey His Will and avoid His disobedience." (The Spirit of Islam, Tabbarah, p. 173, Muslim).
"The kissing of the meteorite is a firm practice in Islamic law because Muhammad did it. You must not ask about the wisdom behind that because this rite is (an expression) of worship in spite of the obscurity of its wisdom" (Legal Opinions, Sheikh Sha'rawi, pt. 3, p. 167, Muslim)



Abstinence during Pilgrimage

"Another practice that left its influence on Islam was ceremonial abstinence. The South Arabian festival of Halfan was a moratorium on the use of weapons. Certain times were specified for fasting and abstention from sexual relations. Burnt offerings and sacrifices were common." (Britannica, Arabian Religions, p1059, 1979)
This identical pagan origin ceremonial abstinence is present today in Islam. Muhammad merely continued this pagan ritual and retained it in Islam.




The Pilgrimage to Mecca

"After the Pilgrimage, in Pagan times, the pilgrims used to gather in assemblies in which the praises of ancestors were sung. As the whole of the Pilgrimage rites were spiritualized in Islam, so this aftermath of the Pilgrimage was also spiritualized. (The holy Qur’an, text, translation and commentary by Abdullah Yusuf Ali. 1872-1952, First published in 1938, 1973 ed. p. 80, footnote 223)
"temples of the moon gods, with rituals similar in many details to those of the pre-Islamic and Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca." (Britannica, Arabia, History of, p1045, 1979)
"A principal public celebration of the Arabians was an annual pilgrimage, in which tribes who shared a common bond of worship of a deity at a specific sanctuary would reunite there. A pattern of ceremonial procession around the baetyl was common, and this pattern may be seen in the surviving Islamic custom of the pilgrimage to Mecca." (Britannica, Arabian Religions, p1059, 1979)
Muhammad merely borrowed this wide spread polytheistic worship style and adopted it into Islam as a central rite. Same polytheistic pilgrimage under the disguise of a modified monotheism.
It is true that in the hajj many pre-Islamic practices were retained, but as has been shown above, the origin of these practices is traceable to Abraham, and every one of them carries with it a spiritual significance. (The Religion of Islam, Maulana Muhammad Ali, p. 448, 1936, Muslim).
Is it not unfortunate that so many Orientalists have misinterpreted the Muslim's veneration of the Ka'bah, the Black Stone and the pilgrimage rites as a whole, imagining them as some kind of idol worship, or dismissing the rites as silly, ridiculous or merely the relics of idolatrous superstition? Another faulty assumption is that the rites of pilgrimage were remnants of a pre-Islamic cult included by the Prophet in an attempt to reconcile the idolatrous Meccans with the faith. (The Sublime Qur'an and Orientalism, Mohammad Khalifa, p. 140, 1983, Muslim).
"The Arabs during the pre-Islamic period used to practice certain things that were included in the Islamic Sharia. They, for example, did not marry both a mother and her daughter. They considered marrying two sisters simultaneously to be a most heinous crime. They also censured anyone who married his stepmother, and called him dhaizan. They made the major [hajj] and the minor [umra] pilgrimage to the Ka'ba, performed the circumambulation around the Ka'ba [tawaf], ran seven times between Mounts Safa and Marwa [sa'y], threw rocks and washed themselves after intercourse. They also gargled, sniffed water up into their noses, clipped their fingernails, plucked their hair from their armpits, shaved their pubic hair and performed the rite of circumcision. Likewise, they cut off the right hand of a thief." (Al-Milal wa al-Nihil, Muhammad ibn 'Abdalkarim al-Sharastani, Muslim, vol. 2 chapter on the opinions of the pre-Islamic Arabs, as quoted in al-Fadi, Is the Qur'an Infallible?, p. 122, non-Muslim)



The Kabah was of pagan origin.

Many local pagan sanctuaries like the Kaba at Mecca.
Muhammad's tribe was in charge of "Allah's" sanctuary in Mecca.
"In northern Arabia, certain tribes looked after particular sanctuaries." (Britannica, Arabian Religions, p1059, 1979)
Not only do both the Holy Bible and archaeology contradict this claim, the sound Hadith itself makes it impossible for Abraham and Ishmael to be the ones who built the Kabah: "I said, "O Allah's Apostle! Which mosque was built first?" He replied, "Al-Masjid-ul-Haram." I asked, "Which (was built) next?" He replied, "Al-Masjid-ul-Aqs-a (i.e. Jerusalem)." I asked, "What was the period in between them?" He replied, "Forty (years)." He then added, "Wherever the time for the prayer comes upon you, perform the prayer, for all the earth is a place of worshipping for you."" (Hadith, Sahih al-Bukhari 55:636, Narrated Abu Dhaar). This Hadith affirms that the Kaba was actually built long after Abraham and Ishmael had died. Abraham lived about 2000 BC and the Temple was built by Solomon in about 958-951 BC. This implies that the Kabah was built approximately 998-991 BC. If Muhammad is correct, then the Quran is wrong. But if the Quran is correct in stating that Abraham and Ishmael built the Kaba, then the Hadith is wrong. Yet, if this particular Hadith is wrong then this throws into question the authenticity of the entire Hadith collections, especially Bukhari's collection which is considered to be the most reliable and authentic collection




Reformed Polytheism: Muhammad & Pharaoh Akhenaten




When it comes to starting a new religion, the parallels between Muhammad (600AD) and Pharaoh Akhenaten (1400 BC) are stunning. We see a "something old, something new" theme in both religious founders.




The story of Akhenaten's conversion to repackaged polytheism (monotheism)




A. Dating the Exodus: Akhenaten's learns Monotheism from the Jews:

We feel that the phenomenon of Akhenaten's sudden zeal for monotheism was clearly a result of the Jewish exodus from Egypt in 1440 BC. Akhenaten is a thorn in the side of liberal "Bible trasher" archeologists who date the exodus at 1250 BC.

To anyone except the blind, it is clear that the miracles of Moses in Egypt are the obvious cause of Akhenaten's conversion to pagan monotheism. Jacob and his twelve sons moved to Egypt as free men in about 1900 BC. Akhenaten began his reign in 1352 AD. Since the exodus of the Jews is dated at about 1440 BC, that means that Akhenaten lived about 60 years after the Pharaoh who experienced the 10 plagues of Moses. This would allow just enough time for all Akhenaten's ancestors who hated Jehovah, the monotheistic God of the Jews, to die. Akhenaten was therefore free to abandon the many false gods of Egypt in favour of his own version of monotheism, without any personal emotional baggage connected with monotheism. But rather than a 60 year old memory of how Jehovah triumphed over Egypt, why not current events? If our timing is right, the Jews began their occupation of the promised land (Canaan) about 20 years before Akhenaten became Pharaoh. This also means that Joshua and Akhenaten lived at the same time and knew of each other. Surely the nations that surrounded Israel learned to fear Jehovah as a more powerful God then the pagan gods who were driven out of Canaan. So for 60 years, Jehovah was triumphing over all the god's of the nations. This spectacular display of the advantages of monotheism, surely must have impressed Akhenaten who would have surely heard about it. In fact it may have been the stories he heard of the conquest of Joshua that converted him to a monotheistic view. Although the connections we have suggested are circumstantial, it would be quite unbelievable that Akhenaten was unaware of the 10 plagues, the 40 years in the wilderness and the conquest of Canaan by Joshua.

We can infer with similar confidence, that Muhammad was influenced by Jewish and Christian monotheism. It is well documented that Christian missionaries had infiltrated even the interior of Arabia with the monotheistic gospel of Christ. Had Muhammad's monotheistic movement sprung up without the strong monotheist presence of Christianity, then this would be worth taking note of. But the facts of history prove the presence of non-Arab monotheism before birth of Islam.

B. Akhenaten: Monotheist or Henotheist?

Jehovah's Witnesses are Henotheists. Although accused of being polytheists, the correct term would be Henotheist. Jehovah’s Witnesses reject the trinity and believe in an entire "henotheist" system of gods, including the "Almighty God", (the Father), "mighty God" (Son) to lesser gods including the devil, angels, and finally even men are gods. Now was Akhenaten a monotheist or a henotheist? Some suggest that Akhenaten was never a true monotheist during the Amarna period, since some evidence suggests, (although not conclusive) that he gives homage to Horus, Isis and Osiris. If he did, then Akhenaten was a henotheist. Other inclusive evidence suggests that Akhenaten viewed himself as the incarnate god Horus. After all, the whole premise of Egyptian rule by Pharaoh is that the Pharaoh is Horus on Earth; without this premise, there is no Pharaoh. Had he declared himself to not be a god, he would have immediately been deposed as a fraud. Some however, think Akhenaten may have been a closet monotheist, merely keeping the status quo. For a discussion of Akhenaten’s possible monotheism, see Cyril Aldred's, "Akhenaten: King of Egypt".

C. Akhenaten's Proclamation of Monotheism:

To the complete surprise of the people and the outrage of the polytheistic priesthood, Akhenaten proclaimed that only one god "Aten" was to be worshipped and the other 733 gods were to be forsaken. Aten was somewhat unknown for two generations before Akhenaten. The popularity of the Aten is known in the reign of Amenhotep III when that ruler named the pleasure boat for his wife Tiye after the Aten. It is popularly believed that Nefertiti (and possibly Tiye) were adherents to the cult of the Aten, which was very small, and was able to magnify it through her husband (son). Other gods certainly were considered far more important to Egyptian culture at the time. For whatever reason, Akhenaten decided that Aten, an obscure "mail room" god, was to be promoted to the "board room" and become the CEO god of the official state religion. Akhenaten's command to stop worshipping the hundreds of old Egyptian gods, was met with quite a bit of stubbornness with his people, and outright rebellion among the elite and powerful priesthood. Aten, formerly one of hundreds of Egyptian gods, was now the one and only god.

D. Akhenaten's Banishment of competing gods:

Akhenaten was prepared to take action to ensure his new found monotheism was the dominant religion. Similar to a few of the kings and Judges of the Bible, he cleaned house by eradicating some, but not all, of the symbols or structures associated with polytheism. He tore down some pagan temples, removed publicly displayed names of some pagan gods from official buildings and statues. The god Amun, who formerly enjoyed a most popular position in Egyptian religious life, was suddenly out of a job. The extent to which Akhenaten rejected polytheism is actually astonishing since he even replaced the plural "gods" with the monotheistic singular "god" from official records, laws and proclamations. But Akhenaten did not ban the worship of all of the other gods; he particularly banned Amun and the cult of Amun-Ra since he was the former (and later) chief of all gods, a position that Akhenaten believed the Aten filled.

E. Akhenaten's repackaging Polytheism

As Jeroboam, the son of Solomon understood, if you are going to start a new religion, you need to change the priesthood and places of worship. He started by making himself the High Priest, thus the top religious authority and power. He even changed his name to "Akhenaten" which means, "He who serves the Aten", to express his new found monotheism. His original name was Amenhotep, meaning "Amun is Satisfied". In order to make a clean break from polytheism, he moved the Egyptian capitol from Thebes to a location 300 KM north and named it Akhetaten (present day Amarna), which means the "The Place Of The Aten's Effective Power." Akhenaten constructed beautiful, open air temples that would invite "divine sunlight" to bath the floor and worshippers with his presence.


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Akhenaten did not like the existing logos of the sun god, so to his credit, came up with a unique new logo and symbol. Islam, on the other hand, merely copied the 2500 year old "crescent moon" logo of the pagan moon god and didn't bother to hire a graphic design artist. The crescent moon is found on top of every mosque and even at the Kaba on top of the Maqam Ibrahim, is virtually identical to that used in Babylonian moon god "Sîn" worship at Harran in 2100 BC.



Like Muhammad, Akhenaten retained the polytheistic practices and rituals of his newly repackaged monotheistic god.

In a hymn written by Akhenaten where he expresses his monotheism in poetry he says, "O thou sole god, whose power no other possesses. Though didst create the earth according to thy desire, being alone: Man, all cattle, large and small; All that are upon the earth." (Hymn to the Sun, Akhenaten, c. 1370 BC)

Note: Desperate bible skeptics suggest David plagiarized Akhenaten's hymn when he wrote Psalm 104 of the Bible. However the similarity is remote and not impressive, especially in light of the fact that Ps 104 doesn't even contain monotheistic statements like " O thou sole god, whose power no other possesses." In the very unlikely case that anyone copied, it would be Akhenaten who heard these kinds of statements from the Jews who once lived in Egypt. Perhaps David was recording an ancient Jewish Song that Pharaoh Akhenaten was familiar with and copied. However, our view is that the similarity between the two is so insignificant, that no one copied from anyone. After all, Akhenaten is praising the "sun god" while David is praising the God who created the sun.
F. Reverting to Polytheism after Akhenaten's death

The famous "King Tut", (Tutankhamun) discovered in 1922 AD by Howard Carter. was most likely the son of Akhenaten.

The most compelling reason Tutankhamun was the son of Akhenaten, is because King Tut's original name given by his father was Tutankhaten. Tut's birth name was in honor of his father's religion in honor of "Aten". After his father died and he became Pharaoh, King Tut reversed all the changes brought in his father Akhenaten. The young king also changed his name from Tutankhaten to Tutankhamun, as he is known in history. His new name means "Living image of Amun". Amun was a pagan Egyptian god.


King Tut

Shortly before Pharaoh Akhenaten's death in 1336 BC the "forced to be monotheistic" priesthood, ruling class and common folk, desired to revert back to polytheism. Perhaps, like in many Muslim nations today, the people were never really converted, but were silenced under the threat of death. Shortly after Akhenaten's death, like the Judges of the Bible, monotheism was forgotten and all the pagan gods of Egypt were once again worshipped as before. In fact, special effort was made by Akhenaten's successors to appease the formerly shunned gods. Akhenaten's name was deleted from official king lists, and he was thereafter referred to in Egypt as "that criminal of Akhetaten." We wonder what immediate changes would take place in the Muslim controlled parts of the world, if the common people were free to practice their religion as they desire without the threat of death?

Although Muhammad never knew the details of Akhenaten's conversion to monotheism, it seems Muhammad could have learned important lessons from him on "how to start your own religion". Akhenaten was a pacifist who deplored "murdering his opposition for conquest" as most other Pharaohs practiced. Muhammad, on the other hand, "evangelized with the sword", just as we see today. The result was that the entire Arab world continued in its new found monotheism to the present.

What Muhammad and Akhenaten had in common:

Both were born into families who worshipped hundreds of pagan gods.
Both actively worshipped as pagan polytheists until their conversions to monotheism as adults.
Both were strongly influenced by the monotheism of other religions. Jews and Christians.
Both converted to a form of monotheism, where they continued to worship one pagan god. We call this repackaged polytheism.
Both elevated obscure, lessor known deities to the top position. Aten and Allah
Both chose the gods of celestial objects: sun and moon.
Both banned the worship of all other pagan gods but the one pagan god they had selected.
Both retained the name of the old polytheistic gods which the general population were familiar with: Aten and Allah.
Both retained pagan practices and concepts in their new found monotheism.
Both employed symbolic logos to represent their gods: solar disk with sun rays. Although Muhammad my not have directly adopted the crescent moon symbol, it was adopted shortly after his death.
Both made themselves the highest human representative on earth for their gods. High priest and Muhammad the last and greatest prophet.
Neither men performed any miracles or displayed any divine powers as both Moses and Christ and the apostles did when Judaism and Christianity were begun. Muhammad was a prophet without supernatural power.
How Muhammad and Akhenaten differed:

Akhenaten's chose a lower ranking god "Aten" to be his highest god, whereas Muhammad chose "Allah" who, although not the most popular god, was considered to be a top ranking god.
While both were former polytheists converted to monotheism, Akhenaten continued to worship the sun itself, whereas, Muhammad's merely retained the disk of the crescent moon as a symbol for the one true god "Allah" who created the sun and moon. In this regard Muhammad's monotheism was superior to Akhenaten's. But then again, Muhammad had a 2600 year advantage of history over Akhenaten!
Akhenaten's religion was one that did not require faith as it worshipped the visible sun as god. Muhammad's religion does require faith as it worships an invisible god.
While Muhammad continued to worship the same pagan moon god in the same pagan temple (Kaba) before and after his conversion to monotheism, Akhenaten created a new temple in a new city for the old pagan god. The symbols and rituals of Islam are re-enactment rituals borrowed from the Bible with a grotesquely distorted mythical twist. We suggest Muhammad would have done much better had he hired a more imaginative "new religion writer". Akhenaten is clearly superior, for like Judaism and Christianity, Akhenaten realized that a new religion needed unique symbols and meanings. Muhammad failed to come up with anything new, but heavily plagiarized other religions and local myths. Akhenaten gets points for originality. While Christ introduced unique and new spiritualized meanings to physical Judaism, Islam merely creates physical re-enactment's of historical events as seen in the "stand", "walk" and "throw" rituals of Islam. These ritual re-enactment's evoke emotion, in the same way a remembrance day service does, but nothing new is happening.
Akhenaten tolerated some other religions to be practiced under his domain. Muhammad murdered those who attempted to openly practice Christianity under his domain.
Akhenaten was a pacifist who deplored "murdering his opposition for conquest" as most other Pharaohs practiced. Muhammad, on the other hand, "evangelized with the sword". In the absence of miraculous signs and powers, Muhammad chose the necessary path to ensure his newly invented religion would endure. Akhenaten's religion of monotheism collapsed shortly after his death, while Muhammad's has endured the centuries.
Reference notes from Encyclopedia Britannica:


"The new religion. The religion of the Aton is not completely understood. Akhenaton and Nefertiti worshipped only this sun-god. For them he was "the sole god." Akhenaton had dropped his older-name Amenhotep, and the name "Amon" was also hacked out of the inscriptions throughout Egypt. Here and there the names of other gods and goddesses were removed, and sometimes the words "all gods" were eliminated. The funerary religion dropped Osiris, and Akhenaton became the source of blessings for the people after death. The figure of Nefertiti replaced the figures of protecting goddesses at the corners of a stone sarcophagus. Yet Akhenaton and Nefertiti directed their worship only to the Aton." (Encyclopedia Britannica, Akhenaton, p 402, 1979)
"The Aton religion was a happy nature worship, without an ethical code. Men were asked only to be grateful to the sun for life and warmth. It was unlike the awful austerity of the great gods of former Egypt, who might punish man for disobedience. It was quite unlike the heavy demands that the Hebrew god would lay upon his people. In the Aton religion there was no "Thou shalt. . ." and no "Thou shalt not."" (Encyclopedia Britannica, Akhenaton, p 402, 1979)
"When Akhenaton died, he was succeeded briefly by Smenkhkare and then by a second son-in-law, Tutankhaton. The latter was forced to change his name back to Tutankhamen, dropping the Aton and embracing Amon, to abandon Amarna and move back to Thebes, and to pay penance by giving the old gods new riches and privileges. When the tomb of Tutankhamen was discovered in the hills of western Thebes in 1922, it gave a final illustration of the sumptuous glories of Amarna art. A few years after the death of this young king, the army took over the throne in the person of General Horemheb. He instituted counter reforms in order to restore the old system fully." (Encyclopedia Britannica, Akhenaton, p 403, 1979)




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mani said:

Ezan Türkçe kalkmasaydı en büyük avantajı zamanında büyüklerin ezan sırasında dırdırından kurtulurduk. Oturma, ayak ayak üstüne atma, tepinme, televizyonu kapa, radyoyu kapa, müzik dinleme. namaz vakti geliyor onu haber veriyor. İlla bir kutsallık illa bir kutsallık.


Bu sadece islama özel değil. Yani self-control kutsallık dayatması. Cahil doğulu sunni müslüman ile Texas daki Redneck kasabası sakinlerinin katolik inançları bile aynı seviye ve kalitede. Sadece kurallarda ufak değişiklik var :D Biri 40 gün öteki 8 gündür vs. Hepsi aynı özünde. En beteri yahudilik bu tarz saçmalıklar açısından.
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"nutella yerim" said:

Viktor said:

Teodor said:

islamda çok enteresan şeyler var.

mesela 5 vakit namaz hiç bir yerde yazmaz kuranda sırf hadiste öyle yazdığı için 5 vakit kılarlar.

kuranda yazan güneş doğarken, tam tepedeyken ve batarken allah ı hatırlayın der.

yatma kalkma, seccade falan hiç yazmıyor kuranda.


aslinda miracda allah 50 vakit namaz istiyor, muhammed zaten sabah ve aksam kilan halkina 50 vakit namaz konulmasina cok seviniyor basta, allah katindan cebrailin kanatlari ustunde asagiya inerken musa ile karsilasiyor, musa diyorki "yahu 50 vakit cok, seninkiler kilamaz bi allah ile konus bisiler yapsin"

muhammed geri cikiyor allahin yanina, 40 a indiriyor musa gene itiraz ediyor, ine cika 5 vakite kadar dusuyor, musa gene itiraz ediyor "5 bile coktur" diye, peygamberde "kactir git gel yapiyorum, utanirim artik" diyip 5 vakitle yetiniyor, sonra geri donup inananlara "allah 50 vakit namaz emretti anca musa uyardi, indirmek icin pazarlik yaptim ve allah 5 vakite akdar indi, dahada indirtemedim utandim" diyor, insanlarda "ohh 50 vakittense 5 vakit daha kabul edilir" diyorlar

Sahihi..., c.II, Hadis No: 227; c.V , s.7; c.X, s.58 vd. Hadis No: 1550 ve 1551
Prof. A. Gölpınarlı, Kur'an' Kerim ve Meali, İstanbul 1958, s.CV vd.
AlTecrid, Hadtül Israi vel Mi'raç, c.II, s.62 vd.
Turan Dursun, Kur'an Ansiklopedisi, Kaynak Yayınları, İstanbul 1994, c.VIII, s.236 vd.
Elmalılı H. Yazır, agec.IV, s.3146vd.





Praying 5 times a day

Polytheistic worshippers prayed 5 times a day towards their local kaba’s.
"The Sabeans have five prayers similar to the five prayers of the Muslims. Others say they have seven prayers, five of which are comparable to the prayers of the Muslims with regard to time . It is their practice to pray over the dead without kneeling down or even bending the knee. They also fast for one lunar month of thirty days; they start their fast at the last watch of the night and continue till the setting of the sun. Some of their sects fast during the month of Ramadan, face Ka'ba when they pray, venerate Mecca, and believe in making the pilgrimage to it. They consider dead bodies, blood and the flesh of pigs as unlawful. They also forbid marriage for the same reasons as do Muslims." (Bulugh al-'Arab fi Ahwal al-Arab, Muhammad Shukri al-Alusi, Vol 1, p 121-122, Muslim)
Prior to Islam the people would pray 5 times a day facing Mecca (The Encyclopedia of Islam p. 303)
Worshippers in pagan Sabian religion that worshipped stars were "obliged to pray three times a day" (Preliminary Discourse to the Koran, Sale, 1801)
At first, Muhammad prayed towards Jerusalem, but when he was rejected by the Jews, started directing his prayers towards Mecca. Today, monotheistic Muslims pray 5 times a day towards Mecca to Allah. Muhammad grafted this pagan practice into Islam.


KAFIR KAYNAKLARDAN ALINTI YAPMA ARKADASIM!!!111

hani biraz kafayi calissaniz islamin pagan kokenli gaytet politheist temelleri olan bir din oldugunu anlarsiniz

yahudilikte tanrinin adi yahweh dir, yahudilere kucukken ogretiler oyle sagda solda konusulmaz, agza alinmaz tabudur

hristiyanlikta adi ustunde teslis inanci vardir baba, ogul ve kutsal ruh, teslisde misir kokenlidir, osiris isis ve horusdur, orpheus ogretisinde phanes, chronous, ouranosdur ki hepsinin temeli babilden gelen birinci uclu anu, enlil ve ea dir.

Islamiyete gelince, babilin ikinci uclusu ise sin, isthar ve shamashdir. Sin sumer ay tanrisi ve daha sonradan el-ilah olarak arap pantheonunda yerini bulacak olan allahtir ve gene 3 adet kizi vardir, uzat menat ve lat ki kurandada isimleri gecer bunlarin. Muslumanlarin tanrisinin adi "allah" tir, o yuzden turkcesi olan "tanri" kelimeisni kullanirsaniz veya baska bir ismi kullanirsaniz cok kizarlar, allah ozel isimdir

3 sayisi neredeyse dunyadaki butun dinlerde bati dogu farketmeden kutsaldir ki daha oncede bahsettigimiz gibi butun dinlerin orijini aynidir ve bu ondan kaynaklanir, insanalr akillari ermedigi icin tanriyi hep kendi imajlarinda yaratip ona insan vasiflari yuklemisler bu nedenle te ktanrili gibi gozukselerde butun semavi dinlere politeist inanislar su veya bu sekilde bulasmistir

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daha oncede dedigim gibi ipin hangi ucundan cekerseniz cekin tek bir origine, tek bir hakikate gidersiniz
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eed muhammed aynen cok gezdigi icin baska dinleri gormus ya da mensup kolesi arkadasi vs var, ogrendikce ayet indiriyor, bir de uckur konusunda ayet indiriyor. Zaten bu pattern ler genllikle bu tip cikan dinlerde hep var. Muhammed'in amerikan versiyonu Joseph Smith mesela. Cok eslilik onda da var. Zaten dunyanin basian ne geliyosa icinde mutlaka bi yerden uckur zevki var.

Yillar once okumustum simdi google dan baktim ama bulamadim, kaynaksiz yazicam hatirladigim kadari ile. Fitre zekat vs diye para topluyolar bunlari muhammed ebubekir vs yonetiyo. (iste birazini dagitip birazini yiyolar vs yine diger dinler gibi, Joseph Smith vs de oyle) Sonra millet isyan ediyo vs cok para veriyoz diye ebubekir cikiyo dusuroy verilen miktari vs.

para uckur vs direkt cogu dinde var.

ya pipisini opturen seyhler vardi bizde hatirliyo musunuz? bi arada tv lere cikmisti oeh.
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throine said:

"nutella yerim" said:

altlarında hepsinin hangi akademik yayından alındıgına dair referans var aç sciencedirect den oku akademik makaleleri

sanki kendisi yazmış, kendisi alıntılamış gibi bir de bana git oku diyor. ahah

google'a devam. (tu)





din,fen bilimleri,sosyal bilimler,psikoloji gibi konularda akademik yayına erişmek istiyorsan google telif hakkı konusunda sıkıntı olusturacagından yayınlamaz


bu tür yayınlara sciencedirect / socialbase gibi journallerden ulaşırsın,bu journallerde yayınlanacak makaleler yaklaşık 1 sene incelenir,akademisyenlerden oluşan min 10 kişilik bir grup tarafından.


bunlar paralıdır,makalelerin telif hakları vardır,o yuzden common ortamlarda pek bulunmaz,ciddi bir para gerektirir üye olmak,o yuzden ancak üniversitelerin veri tabanlarından ulasabilirsin aklında bulunsun işine yarar bir gun belki dogru bilgiye erişmek istersen
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eh edinilen ganimetin beste biri islam usullerine gore allaha aittir, allah yerine peygamberin hakkidir yani o

kendi yarattigi dunyanin zenginliklerine elcisinin rahati bozulmasin diye el koyan bir tanri bana sacma geliyor mesala, ol dedigi sey olucaksa neden muhammede bi kup altin yaratmiyor? yoksa allahda enflasyondanmi korkuyor diye kafama takildi simdi bak
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throine said:

"nutella yerim" said:

altlarında hepsinin hangi akademik yayından alındıgına dair referans var aç sciencedirect den oku akademik makaleleri

sanki kendisi yazmış, kendisi alıntılamış gibi bir de bana git oku diyor. ahah

google'a devam. (tu)





kendisi yazmamıs kısmını anladım,kısmen mantıklı buluyorum cunku senin din dedigin kavramda herkes gotunden kendi bildigini üfürdügünden genelde yapılan ciddi araştırmalara saygınız olmuyor,yer cekimi var desem kendin mi buldun dicen,dünya dönüyor desem veya ehehhehe kendin buldun sanki,orta 3 seviyen


onun dısında kendisi alıntılamış kısmını anlamadım ne demeye calıstın cabaladın
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oncekendimi said:



peki sen miraca inanmadan bunlarin yasandiginin tartismasini nadil yapiyorsun?

kurani dille konusuyorum bak;seni bir parca meniden ,elleri ayaklari olan dusunme kabiliyeti olan bir canliya donusturenin isra ve mirac olayina gucu yetmezmi?


bunlara gücü yeten allahın seni keklemeye de gücü yetemez mi?
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