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Rakan | راكان rakannnn@iris.to 3 months ago

For what it is worth i dont believe that sharia law was ever implemeted in history, or maybe implemented and these fragments were removed from history. Sharia law, when you read it, is an attempt to build a heaven on earth that works for everyone so it does not help at all for people that want to build the net zero cabon green environmental hell on earth. Also it makes lawyers go out of business because will know exactly what there obligations are, which is a big big big problem. For me personally, I truelly believe that it was not man-made.

Rakan | راكان

Imran should be very happy with what trump said. Under sharia law, london residents will not pay more than 2.5% in taxes So nobody should be worried that sharia law will be adopted View quoted note →

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Yas 3 months ago

Interesting point. Going all the way back to ummayad and rashidun times too? Or are u making the point that the utopian outcomes of sharia will always be limited by the imperfect agents running the system?

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Rakan | راكان rakannnn@iris.to 3 months ago

Monetary history of rashudin times is something you cant find anywhere while ummayids where ruled by banksters with a muslim face. As i see it, the bankster removed all rashudin monetary history which created immense wealth after instigating the civil war to establish ummayad rule then burned all the wealth with endless wars under guise of spreading islam. those same people went to madina the previous capital and murdered and burned many people and libraries.

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Yas 3 months ago

Interesting view, so a monetary shariah will in some ways be unprecedented. Does financial corruption disqualify a system from being shariah compliant? In the case of the ummayads where they presumably maintained a gold standard and the general prohibition of interest?

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Rakan | راكان rakannnn@iris.to 3 months ago

what is financial corruption? as for the ummaiyads, there were many minting houses but i assume the control of coin was maintained by the same people who the first Muslims revolted agaisnt.

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Yas 3 months ago

I would consider anything that involves stealing wealth from people behind the curtains of a system. Ahh interesting. Will have to look into it

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Rakan | راكان rakannnn@iris.to 3 months ago

Thats a good description 😂 I would go with "theft". They have thier twisted ways to rationalize theft, so calling corruption is out of bound.

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Yas 3 months ago

Yeah just white collar theft tbh 🤣 never understood how the colour of your garments make a difference but apparently tis so