u/InfiniteRisk836 — reddlx

Road is my private property starter pack [OC]

I have lived abroad for few years and I can't stand indian people using roads like private property.

Are you following indians posting about so called chinese caste system.

I've seen a lot of posts on Twitter lately where some Indians are trying to argue that China has a functioning caste system. It often seems like an attempt to make themselves feel better by suggesting that India isn't the only society with a deeply rooted social hierarchy and that the Chinese have something similar as well.

u/InfiniteRisk836 — 2 months ago

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Legit mandatory question on this Bakri Eid

Muslims commemorate Eid al-Adha by sacrificing a goat, sheep, cow, or camel. This follows the story of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham), where Allah commanded him to sacrifice what he loved most: his son. Ibrahim obeyed and prepared to sacrifice his son, but Allah intervened at the last moment and replaced the son with a goat. Muslims continue this tradition to honor the spirit of submission and sacrifice.

This raises a logical question: If Muslims fully trust Allah as Ibrahim did, why don’t they sacrifice their own sons, believing Allah would similarly replace the child with an animal or resurrect him? Why limit the sacrifice to animals instead of demonstrating that same level of faith as Ibrahim did?

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u/InfiniteRisk836 — 3 months ago

▲ 28 r/atheismindia

Muslims get a free pass even when they commit all kinds of grave sin. Allah just throws a Christian or jew Instead of a muslim in hell according to a very recognized hadith.

u/InfiniteRisk836 — 4 months ago

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Whenever we criticize the Quran and Hadith, Muslims immediately go: "It was relevant for that time... It was the custom back then... Different scenario... Not applicable today."

Then why the F are you still reading and following that outdated, useless stuff?

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u/InfiniteRisk836 — 4 months ago