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Virgin Mary and Jesus pbuh

lunarious

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Virgin Mary, Imam Mohammed Baqir al-Qazwini says; she was the first Lady to enter into Gods service into the temlpe, because at her time only Men were allowed into the temple by Jewish Law.

 
A woman's voice or perspective is not hidden away in Judaism. Women have always been listened to, and their advice is considered.

The world as well as any other religion should emulate this. A much better path forward for our species than anything that would be closer to the opposite.

I do know it's common for different faiths to interpret the original texts quite differently.

Case in point: Catholics staunchly believe that Mary remained a virgin all her life and not only never had sex with anyone, she never had any children other than Jesus. From what I recall it was something to the effect that her womb was sacred because it carried Jesus and any other regular human children would have sullied that sacredness. The Scripture passages that talk about Jesus' "brothers" being nearby are interpreted by Catholics to be referring to relatives but not actual siblings.

Whereas many Protestant faiths point to the Scripture passages that talk about Jesus' brothers to mean that literally, and they believe that Jesus did in fact have siblings and that there's nothing at all wrong with that.
 
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We all have reasons to think we are good. I do not promise but if i have time, i'll try focus on this topic and look into Jewish history and tradition. @Yeshuasdaughter
 
I have not read the contents of the threads because the title appeared to be offensive I am sorry to say. Can it be changed. Let's not create threads in the religious forum with offensive sacrilegious titles.
 
I have not read the contents of the threads because the title appeared to be offensive I am sorry to say. Can it be changed. Let's not create threads in the religious forum with offensive sacrilegious titles.
pbuh is an acronym.

"(Islam, sometimes proscribed) Initialism of peace be upon him or peace be upon her; an honorific phrase used by some Muslims after any mention in speech or print of the Islamic prophet Muhammad or any other prophets or chosen figures believed by the majority of Muslims to be sent by God (Allah)"

PBUH - Wiktionary, the free dictionary

“PBUH” refers to English words that mean “peace be upon him.”
What does pbuh in Arabic stand for?
 
pbuh is an acronym.

"(Islam, sometimes proscribed) Initialism of peace be upon him or peace be upon her; an honorific phrase used by some Muslims after any mention in speech or print of the Islamic prophet Muhammad or any other prophets or chosen figures believed by the majority of Muslims to be sent by God (Allah)"

PBUH - Wiktionary, the free dictionary

Thank you tree, brilliant. I was just coming to type please could someone tell me what the word means as I have never heard in my life and didn't wish to type for I find that extremly difficult for the shock element I can get sometimes.

But OK it is fine and the title is fine. I wish you all well.

“PBUH” refers to English words that mean “peace be upon him.”
What does pbuh in Arabic stand for?
Thank you tree. I was just coming to ask what the word means as I find typing it extremly difficult on Google for the shock element you can get and would rather not. I had never heard of it in my life and I have read the Quran as part of my studies and studied it in my youth. Anyway, thank you and it's fine. I wish you all well and moves on.
 
I try to not create many threads because I talk to you, while people don't talk. But i'm saying I want to not Spam.

I like this respectable Imam or Sheikh. He is from Iraq from The Family Qazwini:

 
There's a person whom works with me, he says: Pain is weakness leaving The Body.
I "think" when you experience Pain you are lost. Getting lost is Painful experience. You learn new paths when you are lost.

However one can experience Pain without learning new Paths. I want to call that bad.

I had to mark this quote is from one in the job with me, not me. So this is what i think about Pain.
 

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