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But this is exactly the weak point of religions. Religions haven't got the flexibility to keep themselves from those justifications, interpretations and excuses. When is something being excused as a part of the religion? Throughout the time, this was religions who have talked about "the...

Osman, but it's still legal for Muslim men, now in the 21st century (well, Qoran does supposedly have teachings and instructions for men of all time, all over the world, isn't it?). You know rich Arab men who "rightfully" marry four women believing that they're treating them equally since...

You might not but stoning is an official punishment in Iran only because Qoran's quotes about the matter have been interpreted in the way which automatically leads to stoning being justified. In Islam, it's legal for men to have four wives at the same time without their women having any...

Thing is that I'm not really convinced of stoning being a Qoran's command. *They never implore beside GOD any other god, nor do they kill anyone - for GOD has made life sacred - except in the course of justice. Nor do they commit adultery. Those who commit these offenses will have to pay (in...

Why? So why doesn't he back his opinions in this thread? People have been ruining this thread but I think it's the best place for Yamen to clear himself up.

Seriously, is there anybody in this forum who believes that stoning is the right punishment for married men and women' illegal affairs?