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The atheist who does good deeds is worse than the one who kills his mother and takes care of dogs"
https://islamqa.info/en/10300
I love how they equate "killing your own mother" with "taking care of dogs".
"Ruling on going to funfairs and on riding on things that are in the shape of animate beings"
https://islamqa.info/en/134777
No Fun Allowed.jpg
"Ruling on using money, stamps and letters on which there are images representing kufr"
https://islamqa.info/en/256888
When even the people that run this side think you're a spastic.
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Is it permissible for him to buy the udhiyah with food stamps given to him by the state?"
https://islamqa.info/en/21179
No, Ahmed, you can't buy sacrificial animals with foodstamps, you cheap motherfucker.
"Ruling on fizzy drinks"
https://islamqa.info/en/102749
Check out that wall of text. "Is it ok to stone gays?" gets like half a page of explanation, but the back and forth on whether Pepsi is halaal fills a fucking textbook.
"Buying foods that have been made in accordance with Jewish laws"
https://islamqa.info/en/103701
Allah has forbidden to the Jews many kinds of good foods, as a punishment for their disobedience.
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As for our sharee‘ah, it is an easy-going, tolerant law, as Allah has permitted to us all good foods (at-tayyibaat) and He has not forbidden to us anything but that which is bad (al-khabaa’ith). [emphasis added]

I'm a Christian and am allowed to eat anything I want. Guess muslims fucked up to have regulations forced upon them. Seriously, any religion that tries to get between me and my crispy slices of bacon can just go and fuck off.
But I do really like how these texts always end with "Allah knows best".
It's one thing to read a short text about the
meaning of the word Pokemon, but to see it wrapped up with the words "Allah knows best" just cracks me up. Kinda reminds me of those shitty magazines where people can write letters and someone answers them under some awkward pseudonym, ending it with a catchphrase.
It's kinda funny how they try to namedrop Allah in order to lend these rulings more impact and make them unquestionable, but it does kinda remind me of
something that seems surprisingly relevant.
Now granted, the Caliphate did not merciless execute every single infidel they came across (Taxing and manpower always takes precedence over religion), but they weren't exactly invited in by the local.
You know, reading that sentence I wondered if one of the reasons why the religious conflicts in modern times often escalates to full-swing genocide is that nowadays, nations are less dependent on their workforce and taxes.
I mean, a thousand years ago, you needed manpower to work in the fields, mines, as handcraftsmen and so on - today, you barely have much of a demand for that kind of workforce when you're for instance the ruler of Saudi Arabia. That land is financially much more dependent on oil-prices than on taxing their dirt-farmers. Everything they can't make themselves, they'll just buy from another nation.
Similarly, Daesh are a bunch of internationally sponsored ragheads trying to build a caliphate.
DEATH TO MICKEY MOUSE! ALLAH AKBAR
https://islamqa.info/en/2896
"Now that we know Islam calls mice and rats
fuwaysiqah (evil) and allows us to kill them even in Makkah, and that they are a means which the Shaytaan tried to use to burn down the house of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him), and we know that they are one of the main reasons of damaging food and spreading the plague,
we find it very strange that the foolish people in the west seek to make their children like mice and rats by propagating the character of Mickey Mouse in games, comics and funfairs. Go figure!! [emphasis added]"
Wow.