Islamic Awakening – Conversation with Tariq Ramadan: Significance of free expression in Islam
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To even suggest any religion allows freedom is a fallacy as is untrue that western democracies allow true freedom of expression but what we have in the westren world are manmade laws which can be changed as times change , problem with muslims is they insist all laws they draw from Quran are divine hence canot be challanged .This leads to the current chaotic state of muslim mind .
Along with the reading of Quran comes use of healthy common sense, logical thinking, and being pragmatic. There is no definite ideal Islamic community in the surrounding reality. In Mosques Muslims come together to practice the ritual prayers. Every Muslim has his/her unique personal duty as a servant of Allah (S.B.T.), along with his/her own reading & understanding of Quran, and, along with his/her own reality. The chaos that may come about in the Muslim mind is as a result of not being able to naturally turn towards Allah (S.B.T), and in not being focussed enough towards Allah (S.B.T.). With the belief that nothing matters except being loved by Allah (S.B.T.) and that The Reality of Allah (S.B.T.) is open to the believer, one openly sees the true divine message in The Quran with Taqwa (God-fear) & heart: This is the fundamental state of freedom for the Muslim mind to be able to express oneself.