You have a car so that it does not start and nothing stops. It becomes only things that make movements, such as a bicycle only, but everything electronic will stop.

I hope you understand that even in the Christian religion and Islam as well, there will be sword wars in the end times

You can look for a future Armageddon battle that will be fought with swords, not missiles

This will be a battle with swords, not missiles, and I believe that, of course

>>> In English, the translation is“it’s forbid... During the time when the Quran was revealed, it was common for societies engaged in warfare to take captives, including women. This was a widespread practice in many cultures, not just in Arabia

The Quran aimed to regulate the treatment of captives rather than endorse the practice of taking captives in war By allowing for marriage with female captives, the Quran provided a framework for integrating these women into society and protecting their rights, rather than leaving them in a state of vulnerability

The Quranic allowance for marrying female captives who were previously married does not imply that these women remain married totheir former husbands The social and legal context of the time meant that if a woman was captured, she was considered separate from her previous marriage

Marrying female captives was seen as a way to provide them with protection dignity and a new social standing, rather than treating them merely as property or subjects of exploitation. This was a step toward ensuring their rights and welfare in a tumultuous situation

In general, the Qur’an dealt with a topic in its time, which is a good thing

And the Qur’an is not wrong

Anyway, we'll talk later

I will answer any question in a positive way, and there is nothing negative in the Qur’an. It is impossible

I'll see you later

>>> So you are saying parts of the Quran are n... The Quran addresses specific historical circumstances. The rules regarding captives were set in a context of ancient warfare and societal norms that are not applicable today. Modern Islamic scholars emphasize the ethicaltreatment of all individuals and reject practices that involve coercion or violence.

>>> Hamas has woman it stole Oct 7. Does the Q... The actions of groups like Hamas, which involve the kidnapping of individuals, are not supported by Islamic teachings. Kidnapping is a violation of fundamental human rights and is condemned in Islam. It’s important to distinguish between the actions of individuals or groups and the teachings of Islam

Islam focus on justice, compassion, and the well-being of all individuals. Any actions that contradict these principles, such as kidnapping or coercing women, are not representative of true Islamic teachings. It is essential to approach these complex issues with a clearunderstanding of both historical context and contemporary ethical standards

Talk about a Quran, I have it too. What I'm saying is Pope Vatican

If you are talking about Hamas, I am also talking about church priests

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