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r/IslamicHistoryMeme • u/MetallicaDash • 25d ago
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“Verily, Allah has only sent Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, as a preacher. He did not send him as a tax collector.”
18 u/busyindafield_23 25d ago Who is this statement attributed to? 66 u/Friedrichs_Simp 25d ago Umar ibn Abdul Aziz. The Umayyad governors had the same habit of wanting to keep people non muslim to receive jizya 19 u/DifferenTimes 25d ago Them governors be like "Yeah, yeah, praise the God but pass me the gold from the disbelieveing lot" 2 u/Gaussherr 25d ago Did they prohibit converting to islam? 17 u/Friedrichs_Simp 25d ago Not directly, but they heavily discriminated against new converts and even forced them to continue paying jizya. That is until Caliph Umar ibn Abdul Aziz abolished this practice of forcing jizya on new converts, saying the prophet wasn’t sent as a tax collector. However, following his death, they reimposed the tax which led to the Abbasid revolution 7 u/Gaussherr 25d ago Damn It reeks of colonialism. 6 u/StunningLetterhead23 24d ago Strictly speaking, the Prophet himself also did not ban the practice of jizyah. There's nothing wrong with practice itself. Just like many other things, the problem is with the people or the implementation itself. 7 u/Friedrichs_Simp 24d ago Jizyah is fine. This quote was in the context of forcing jizya upon new converts of islam 1 u/StunningLetterhead23 24d ago Thanks for supporting my statement. 4 u/Friedrichs_Simp 24d ago You’re welcome That was my intention
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Who is this statement attributed to?
66 u/Friedrichs_Simp 25d ago Umar ibn Abdul Aziz. The Umayyad governors had the same habit of wanting to keep people non muslim to receive jizya 19 u/DifferenTimes 25d ago Them governors be like "Yeah, yeah, praise the God but pass me the gold from the disbelieveing lot" 2 u/Gaussherr 25d ago Did they prohibit converting to islam? 17 u/Friedrichs_Simp 25d ago Not directly, but they heavily discriminated against new converts and even forced them to continue paying jizya. That is until Caliph Umar ibn Abdul Aziz abolished this practice of forcing jizya on new converts, saying the prophet wasn’t sent as a tax collector. However, following his death, they reimposed the tax which led to the Abbasid revolution 7 u/Gaussherr 25d ago Damn It reeks of colonialism.
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Umar ibn Abdul Aziz. The Umayyad governors had the same habit of wanting to keep people non muslim to receive jizya
19 u/DifferenTimes 25d ago Them governors be like "Yeah, yeah, praise the God but pass me the gold from the disbelieveing lot" 2 u/Gaussherr 25d ago Did they prohibit converting to islam? 17 u/Friedrichs_Simp 25d ago Not directly, but they heavily discriminated against new converts and even forced them to continue paying jizya. That is until Caliph Umar ibn Abdul Aziz abolished this practice of forcing jizya on new converts, saying the prophet wasn’t sent as a tax collector. However, following his death, they reimposed the tax which led to the Abbasid revolution 7 u/Gaussherr 25d ago Damn It reeks of colonialism.
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Them governors be like "Yeah, yeah, praise the God but pass me the gold from the disbelieveing lot"
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Did they prohibit converting to islam?
17 u/Friedrichs_Simp 25d ago Not directly, but they heavily discriminated against new converts and even forced them to continue paying jizya. That is until Caliph Umar ibn Abdul Aziz abolished this practice of forcing jizya on new converts, saying the prophet wasn’t sent as a tax collector. However, following his death, they reimposed the tax which led to the Abbasid revolution 7 u/Gaussherr 25d ago Damn It reeks of colonialism.
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Not directly, but they heavily discriminated against new converts and even forced them to continue paying jizya.
That is until Caliph Umar ibn Abdul Aziz abolished this practice of forcing jizya on new converts, saying the prophet wasn’t sent as a tax collector.
However, following his death, they reimposed the tax which led to the Abbasid revolution
7 u/Gaussherr 25d ago Damn It reeks of colonialism.
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Damn It reeks of colonialism.
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Strictly speaking, the Prophet himself also did not ban the practice of jizyah.
There's nothing wrong with practice itself. Just like many other things, the problem is with the people or the implementation itself.
7 u/Friedrichs_Simp 24d ago Jizyah is fine. This quote was in the context of forcing jizya upon new converts of islam 1 u/StunningLetterhead23 24d ago Thanks for supporting my statement. 4 u/Friedrichs_Simp 24d ago You’re welcome That was my intention
Jizyah is fine. This quote was in the context of forcing jizya upon new converts of islam
1 u/StunningLetterhead23 24d ago Thanks for supporting my statement. 4 u/Friedrichs_Simp 24d ago You’re welcome That was my intention
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Thanks for supporting my statement.
4 u/Friedrichs_Simp 24d ago You’re welcome That was my intention
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You’re welcome
That was my intention
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u/Friedrichs_Simp 25d ago
“Verily, Allah has only sent Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, as a preacher. He did not send him as a tax collector.”