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Originally Posted by Sex Panther
I read the first sentence then stopped. Get fucked. Not following the tiniest details of the koran doesn't make you any less of a muslim. Same with christianity. Not much of the laws and procedures directed by the old testament is followed today.
When I went to Lebanon, my father and I visited a very old sheikh. Besides the typical crap elderly lebanese usually talk about, he said
"There is no such thing as a bad Muslim. You are either a muslim or a non-believer. Or a muslim who isn't as good as he could choose to be."
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And how does this change the fact that apostates are supposed to be killed, according to Muslim law?
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