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Originally Posted by immu
Ibrahim (alayhis salam) saw a star when it rose and called upon it as his lord, but when it set he realized that it was powerless. He called upon the moon when it rose in the sky, but it too disappeared as it set. Then he decided to worship the sun when it rose, but even the sun with all its brilliance had to set each evening. It was at this point that Ibrahim (alayhis salam) was ready to acknowledge the supremacy of the Creator of all the heavenly bodies, the Lord of all creation, and a being without equal and without partners.
Good yaar
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LOL you do believe that don't you? ...LOL
First admit that you think that is true..then I will debunk your theory.
The truth of the matter is that most of the people out there trying to teach dont know Islam themselves. So I always recommend. FIRST Learn. THEN Teach.
Now tell me if you think that Hazrat Ibrahimn used to worship the celestial bosdies or not/ please? And then wait for my reply please.