LIAR LIAR! 10 Questions About Taqiyyah | BISKIT | English
LIAR LIAR! 10 Questions About Taqiyyah | BISKIT
The concept of Taqiyyah has been misconstrued and misrepresented by certain groups in order to...
LIAR LIAR! 10 Questions About Taqiyyah | BISKIT
The concept of Taqiyyah has been misconstrued and misrepresented by certain groups in order to paint Shia Muslims in particular, as liars.
… there are some who have fallen for this misrepresentation SO BADLY that they will certainly believe that this entire video and the evidences provided are all lies and a part of a grand deceptive scheme! How sad!
The Holy Quran says, \\\"O you who believe! avoid most of suspicion, for surely suspicion in some cases is a sin,” -The Holy Quran [49:12]
Nonetheless, those who wish to see the crystal clear truth, here are 10 questions and answers about the beautiful Islamic concept of Taqiyyah in all its transparency.
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