Are American and European muslims more liberal?

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Unlike the Sunnis, who base their understanding of Islam almost solely on the Qur'an and the oral traditions (and the legal precedents offered by the various schools of law), Shias believe in Living Law.  They believe that the Imam, who is descended from the line of the Prophet, has the same ability to understand God's Law as the Prophet himself did, and what's more that he has a working relationship with God such that he can guide his community through changing times in a way that is still concordant with Islam.  Among some of the groups of Shia who await the return of the Imam, there is also the belief that when the Imam comes back he will institute a New Order that will abrogate the law laid down by the Qur'an and the traditions.  A manifestation of this can already be seen in the controversial Aga Khani sect, who do not have the same belief in and approach to the sacraments of religion that other Muslims (or even other Shias) do.

<i><b>لا اله الا الله</b></i>


لا اله الا الله

لا اله الا الله :thumdown: (astagh)

<b>KHAIRAN WHAT IN THE NAME OF ALLAH ARE YOU SAYING!!!!!!</b>

when the Imam comes back he will institute a New Order that will abrogate the law laid down by the Qur'an and the traditions. .

BROTHER THE NEXT TIME YOU SAY SOMETHING LIKE THIS... BE SURE TO SAY THAT THE SHI'A ARE A MISGUIDED SET OF PEOPLE....

if you do not say this then you make people believe that YOU ascribe to the beliefs....

and if you do then... what you are trying to tell us that an imam will come that would ABROGATE THE WORDS OF THE QURAAN AND SUNNAH...

WHAT MADNESS IS THIS.....

MADNESS.....

I Think that i shall go now....

subhanallah