Why do you ask Question to divide the Ummah, instead of uniting it?

Question

Hmmmmm still no answers, i guess i hit a nerve

Answer 1

It's easier and waste less energy to let things fall apart. Pulling thins back together requires us to do something, we're not good at that.

I'm gettig better at excersise. I will use my skills to use enegry to try to remove ignorance : )

Answer 2

hmm ok

but i still dont understand why do u guys say ya ali instead of ya Allah

anyways, i wish we could unite with the shias

but there are 2 many differences between us.

do u really think its possible?

i dont care if u guys do mutah or not, but i dont like it when u guys curse sahabas and prophets wives, especially Aisha (ra)

Answer 3

Ameen!

Answer 4

Lolz.........

I agree Ali Ali Moula Ali!

I think those need to be remembered in prayers!

Answer 5

I mostly ask questions for clarifications on different sects not for the intention of division.

Assalamu alaikum wb

Answer 6

The Ummah has already divided itself 1400 years back when the Prophet chose His Successor. Those who are trying to bring people back to follow Ali (as) are not dividing but uniting everyone back under the banner of Imam Ali (as).

Answer 7

i never do.....some of the others in this section got good skills though

Answer 8

because its very good for the interest of the Muslims. it saves lives, promotes humanity, and teaches values like love and tolerance (sarcasm intended)

Answer 9

Lately I have not been able to ask any questions but I genuinely was interested in a Shia concept yet never got a response  back, and by no means I was ridiculing I just wanted to understand.

Indeed we should focus on the greater good but don't you think the foundation needs to be similar...?

Answer 10

No I do not. But I know a few who do that on this site and it is sickening.;-]

Sometimes I answer those questions and sometimes I just ignore them and watch them play the fool;-p

Answer 11

oh hai! i can has merci pls....?

http://lolcatr.com/file/pic/gallery/74.j...

Answer 12

Asking questions is a natural human instict.  Whether that question is percieved as dividing or uniting is purely in the minds of those who do not tolerate questions or have no answers for them.

Islam spread rapidly in the spirit of discovery and a quest for knowledge.  Knowledge begins by questioning everything around you and why it is the way it is.

Answer 13

You seem too anxious for answers

Uniting the Ummah after knowing the differences is like lying to oneself.

And I dont like lying to myself