Islam and Rationality
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No Mediation between Man and Allah In Islam, there is no mediation between Allah and man. You do not need to visit a priest to confess or repent. In Islam, every Muslim has direct contact with Allah, no matter how weak, poor, or ignorant he is. In Islam, Allah is the God of all. Every Muslim decides by himself how near or how far he wants to be from God, depending on his own free will and deeds. In Islam, there are no mediators between man and Allah. |
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| No Clergy In Islam, there are no men of religion as in some other beliefs. In Islam, every Muslim is responsible for his own beliefs and for Islam in general. In Islam, there are scholars of religion, but there is no class of clergymen. |
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| No Celibacy In Islam, there is no celibacy, because celibacy is against human nature. Islam urges the Muslim to get 'married as soon as he can, because it is difficult for-normal people to be religious and unmarried at the same time. Islam, as a rule, organizes human nature, but never destroys or goes against it. |
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Body-soul Balance Islam establishes a wonderful harmony between the demands of the soul and the demands of the body. The religion that considers celibacy as necessary for purity goes against human nature and theoretically puts an end to the human race. Prophet Muhammad, (Peace Be Upon Him) says, "Your God has rights over you. Your body has rights over you. Your soul has rights over you. Give to each his due rights. " |
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A Complete Code of Life |
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Islam is a
complete code of life, and it is not for their mosque only. Islam
is for life, daily life. Islam is a guide to life in all its
aspects: socially, ethically, economically, and politically. Islam
is a complete constitution. Islam keeps the Muslim away from
confusion, because Islam is logical and rational. Allah is
one and has no sons. Allah is not a trinity. Allah does not
kill to save. No mediation is required between Allah and man. Islam
organizes human nature, but does not go against it. There is no class of
clergy in Islam nor is there celibacy. Islam is a complete
code of human life. |
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