Summary of The Law

1. Praise [8], Repent[2,8], Ask of [7,8] and Talk to [4] The One [1 ] as much as possible like you were the last person alive [5], and as though you see Him [6], even though you cannot [1,8], surely He sees you [3, 9]

2. Strive to bring benefit to others and yourself as much as possible [9,11,12] without bringing harm to yourself or others [13, 14, 15] (and any harm you feel wipes away your sins if you are patient [10]), with the intention of earning Hia pleasure [1] (for the rewards and punishments of deeds are weighted by their intentions)


Notes:
In shaa' Allah it instills in you the following qualities:
[1] TawHeed/Monotheism,
[2] Taubah/Repentence,
[3] Taqwa/Cautiousness,
[4] Imaan/Belief
[5]Ikhlas/Sincerity,
[6] iHsan/Excellence,
[7] tewekkel/Trust or Faith,
[8] Khushou3 or hanan/humility,
[9] adab/manners,
[10] Sabr/ Patience,
[11] Halal/Lawful
[12] Toyibah/Good,
and prevent
[13] Haram/Forbidden,
[14] Munkar/Bad
[15] faHshah/Big Evils,
etc

Sunday, 26 June 2016

If logic is done correctly, can it be used to answer all questions humans ask?


Logic fails at self-referencing statements.

Lets take this statement: “i am a liar, right?”.

It cannot be analysed logically because it refers to itself and becomes infinitely recursive (you would never come to a conclusion regarding its truth).


E.g.
   If i am telling the truth
      then my statement ("i am a liar, right") is true
         thus i must be lying.

But If i am lying
   then my statement ("i am a liar, right") must also be false
      so i am not a liar
         hence i must be telling the truth.

But if I am telling the truth...
   (And so the recursive cycle goes on).


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