RE: Re: ProgressiveMuslims digest, Vol 1 #355 - 4 msgs

"Afdhere Jama" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.culture.religion.muslim.progressive
Message-ID <[email protected]>
salam,

well, we have pretty "midieval" *literature* such as the hadiths... which have anti-semitic stuff... like "meat decays because of the jews" ... and anti-women stuff like "adulterous women are so because of eve"... and the likes...

sufi islam -- in my opinion, and i'm not a sufi -- is more personal relationship with god, where traditional islam (like sunnism, shi'ism, etc) have been more constructed paths for the individual. one lets the individual acquire more freedom to *think* outside of the box.

i would rather not talk about the wahabbis :)

afdhere

Afdhere Jama
Editorial Director
HURIYAH Publications
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http://www.huriyahmag.com

>From: [email protected] >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [Progressivemuslimsnetwork] Re: ProgressiveMuslims digest, Vol 1 #355 - 4 msgs >Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2004 00:24:57 EST > >In a message dated 1/28/04 6:22:57 PM Eastern Standard Time, >[email protected] writes: > > > the traditional muslims translated verses (anti-semitic ways, anti-women > > ways, etc) are apparently the way islam is > >hmmm these labels (like "traditional") are problematic no? Why is Sufi Islam >so different from traditional islam? Isn't that what wahabbis want us to >think? Why link antisemitism to tradition? It is old fashioned tribalism .... and >it has increased since 1948 of course for the obvious reasons. Is traditional >Islam "fo
lk Islam" or again somethinelse? If we are looking at "High >intellectual tradition" I doubt we can find much medieval literature that is hateful >towards the jews--but please correct me if I am wrong I would like to know. >

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