20 Important Questions About Islam
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Come old. I gave a presentation entitled (Should the Bible be read in the words of Allah?) For two hours, I have no intention of interpreting it here, in which I reasonably assert that for non-Muslims, based on the Scriptures, Allah's Existence really exists after I conferred upon him that there is a God. In the fourth chapter of Annas, verse 40, He says: "Indeed, Allah does not commit unrighteousness, not even in the dust." You are not a Muslim, you will say that you speak of God and I believe in Him, but you say that God does not commit injustice. I want to know and I ask you a question. I agree with you that a person who steals is a person who will enjoy the stolen property. But if they do this to their relatives, will they be satisfied? Suppose a man steals from his father, is he satisfied? The answer is: no, someone stole from him, is he happy? The answer is no, so if God is just, why is there injustice in this world? There are gangs that we know are stealing, but they are safe in their lives. They had a strong foundation, and then they died.
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