u/Independentpush222

All right, so this is something I felt like I wanted to discuss because I've started noticing it more with users, especially in my subreddit.

And even though technically I made my subreddit using AI, (and I'm very thankful because I don't feel like I would have actually do it properly on my own. )

I felt like there's also like a flaw with it.

And it's more related to the fact that I started noticing users not willing to read long, lengthy texts anymore. (And I've actually caught myself doing it as well. Lol)

Don't get me wrong, I've had, or I've seen many people also in the past complain about long texts, but I don't think it's in the scale that I've seen it today.

And this is just my assumption, I feel like because now that everybody just has the ability to just generate texts as easily and as sophisticated as they wish, I guess the trust factor that you wrote that text on your own has dwindled a little bit. That's my assumption.

What do you think about that?

So I think interestingly enough both Muhammad and Jesus have made several references (and probably their own interpretations) of Moses in their life time.

In your respective tradition , how do you understand Moses?

وصلني ايميل انه قابلين في قطاع خدمة العملاء، عطوني ملاحظتكم ماعليكم امر لأني شوي ضايع 😬

I often feel like most people like to confine Arab identity and it’s entire culture and restrict it to Islam, and it seems like most prefer to dismiss the entire history as the “Age of ignorance “ (even though Arab identity has a much longer history)

Do think it was really entirely an age of ignorance?

There is a particular verse in the Quran i’ve always found interesting,

It point to the argument that Abraham did not categorize himself as either a Christian or Jew

3:67
Abraham was neither a Jew nor a Christian; he submitted in all uprightness to Allah

What are your thoughts on religious labels generally ? (including labeling yourself as a Muslim)

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