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• published: 01 Feb 2015
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How should we react to the Muslim irony of our Prophet Muhammad, the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) or even should our response be to all? Just as fresh a few years ago, the Muslim reaction to the film has recently been very diverse. Very light answers to those who are too violent, what is most remarkable is the extent of the response. Despite the consensus that the film was not worthy of the attention it was getting, and maintained social media, which flooded, and still is, with letters defending the Prophet, peace be upon him (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). So before another accident occurs ironic because it seems that it is only a matter of time before someone tries to play on the sensitivities of Muslims, take the time to study what the Qur'an has to say about this particular issue. Irony is equivalent to ignorance Almost every Muslim knows the story of the cow (Sūrat'l cow). After all, the longest chapter of the Quran is named after this story. To get to the point, there was a murder is not solved that took place between the children of Israel in the time of Moses, [that] (Moses). Even God revealed to Moses that to solve the crime of killing your people to slaughter a cow. Of course, when Moses said to his people in the order of God, and their first reaction was shock and disbelief (eg, slaughter a cow has to do with solving a murder? ). The Qur'an says: "Remember when Moses said to his people, God commands you to sacrifice a cow, they said:" Are you kidding us? "He said," God forbid that I should be ignorant of this "[2:67]. So at first, the children of Israel believed Moses mocked them. But Moses quickly corrected this irony can never come from the Prophet and away from such an act by the familiar expression for Muslims "God forbid." But what we often lack in this verse is that Moses irony assimilated to ignorance. Even a learned man (or woman) should never make fun of someone or something in all circumstances. So the question becomes, how do we deal with ignorance or ignorant? ignore the ignorant Quran tells us that the refusal of the people of ignorance and not to give too much attention to them. What we are asked not to engage in a conversation with them, except perhaps to protect against the greater harm. for example: "Be tolerant, enjoin, do not pay attention to people wrong" [7: 199]. It's a matter as important as the Qur'an, it is one of the qualities of God's people: "Servants of the Lord of mercy are those who walk on the earth, and when the foolish way for them, and to answer" peace "," [25:63] Scientists from the Koran have disagreed on the meaning of "peace" here. It takes literally just say the Islamic greeting of "peace". But others have argued that the "peace" here means that you end the conversation in a peaceful manner. Whatever the differences of interpretation, and I think we can all agree that the message of the Qur'an is to ignore the ignorant. On the other hand, we see the Quran encourages us to communicate with people in mind and discuss it, even if they have a different point of view: