You'd think a powerful god like Allah would tell his people when his holy days were.
//http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/08/06/28-day-ramadan-saudi_n_3714437.html?utm_hp_ref=mostpopular
QuoteSheikh Adel al Kalbani, the former Imam of the Grand Mosque commented, "It is not acceptable that we sight the moon on Tuesday night as today is Ramadan 28. Determining the beginning and end of the fasting month must be subject to Sharia (Islamic law).
Really? Some nonsense that some people made up 1,400 years ago determines the position of the moon?
I say issue a fatwa against the moon, dammit! :twisted:
Damn. It is so hard being a nut-case. :rolleyes: Nothing ever makes sense. 8-[
It was cloudy here last night, so no one saw the moon; keep fasting.
everytime I see Ramadan I always hear ramalamadingdong.....go figger.
Quote from: "aitm"everytime I see Ramadan I always hear ramalamadingdong.....go figger.
That's because those who practice Ramadan are a bunch of dingdongs. Allah Be Praised!
Shouldn't it be Ramadumb, or is it that Christendom should be Christendumb? This is the problem the first one gets your head cut off, and the second one gets you to hell. And all with love. When anyone is willing to die or kill for a belief that might be wrong, they are either insane or delusional in my opinion. :roll: Is there any thing dumber to watch than an entire group of people praying or marching to a drummer? :roll: Solitary
Yeah, there's also divided opinion here in Indonesia whether the end of Ramadan was going to be Thursday or Friday. My family finally went with Thursday so... hurray, the month of suffering has finally come to an end... for now, thank the Pink Unicorn.
Quote from: "StupidWiz"Yeah, there's also divided opinion here in Indonesia whether the end of Ramadan was going to be Thursday or Friday. My family finally went with Thursday so... hurray, the month of suffering has finally come to an end... for now, thank the Pink Unicorn.
Your family realizes that it's saying that some Imam was wrong about the start date, right? And if he can be wrong about something so important ...
Quote from: "Colanth"Quote from: "StupidWiz"Yeah, there's also divided opinion here in Indonesia whether the end of Ramadan was going to be Thursday or Friday. My family finally went with Thursday so... hurray, the month of suffering has finally come to an end... for now, thank the Pink Unicorn.
Your family realizes that it's saying that some Imam was wrong about the start date, right? And if he can be wrong about something so important ...
They'd put the blame on the Imam, he's going to get my family's sins if he's wrong, it's that simple for them. :roll:
Quote from: "StupidWiz"Quote from: "Colanth"Quote from: "StupidWiz"Yeah, there's also divided opinion here in Indonesia whether the end of Ramadan was going to be Thursday or Friday. My family finally went with Thursday so... hurray, the month of suffering has finally come to an end... for now, thank the Pink Unicorn.
Your family realizes that it's saying that some Imam was wrong about the start date, right? And if he can be wrong about something so important ...
They'd put the blame on the Imam, he's going to get my family's sins if he's wrong, it's that simple for them. :roll:
So why would they ever believe him about anything important again?
Quote from: "LikelyToBreak"Damn. It is so hard being a nut-case. :rolleyes: Nothing ever makes sense. 8-[
No kidding. Islam is particular seems purposefully designed to be a hassle. First, there's the Mecca thing (//http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/07/19/indonesia.wrong.prayer.direction/index.html) (which really sucks if you're an astronaut (//http://www.wired.com/science/space/news/2007/09/mecca_in_orbit)). Then daily prayers. Then there's the ever-wandering Ramadan. Just pick a date and stick with it, please. And then there's pilgrimage...
Quote from: "Colanth"So why would they ever believe him about anything important again?
Because he's supposed to know this kind of thing better than them. An authority figure that Muslims can look up to. Of course not all Muslims follow the same Imam, or any religious authority figures for that matter. For example, here in Indonesia there's known to be at least 2 "branch" (opinion/authority?) of Islam. Nahdhatul Ulama or we usually call them NU and Muhammadiyah. They often have different ideas about some issues in Islam. For example, the end of Ramadhan was supposed to be on thursday, said NU, while Muhammadiyah claimed it to be on Friday, etc. There are some other differences but I haven't been following them for a while. Don't really care about it anymore. :-?
Quote from: "Hydra009"Quote from: "LikelyToBreak"Damn. It is so hard being a nut-case. :rolleyes: Nothing ever makes sense. 8-[
No kidding. Islam is particular seems purposefully designed to be a hassle. First, there's the Mecca thing (//http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/07/19/indonesia.wrong.prayer.direction/index.html) (which really sucks if you're an astronaut (//http://www.wired.com/science/space/news/2007/09/mecca_in_orbit)). Then daily prayers. Then there's the ever-wandering Ramadan. Just pick a date and stick with it, please. And then there's pilgrimage...
I know right? It's all nonsense if you really really think about it and let yourself to be exposed to horrifying idea that you actually can question the dogma. They're so afraid of getting sins, or be burned in Hell that they deliberately overlook those bullshit. :roll:
Quote from: "Hydra009"Then there's the ever-wandering Ramadan. Just pick a date and stick with it, please.
Christians could do that with Easter too. First Sunday in April, or something like that. No, they have to loudly proclaim, to any educated person, "we worship the moon goddess".