User talk:Graves

Greetings

Greetings my friends. I try to get around WikiIslam and make sure I do not break things. If I do, please do let me know here.

My nickname, Graves, is for a reason. To give about 25% of the information, if my Muslim ancestors not only submitted to Islam, but really knew about it and how they were lied, they would've turned in their Graves

Insofar, the following I plan on writing to WikiIslam,

• Changes to the Qur'an during Muhammad by the sahaba (Sandbox/Changes to the Qur'an during Muhammad by the sahaba) - YES that's right. I can't (yet) come up with a better name. Nonetheless, I think this information is crazy, given "the Quran is perfectly preserved".

• Shiite whale "fetish" (Sandbox/Shiite whale "fetish") - NOT to be confused with The Islamic Whale. There can be correlations, but Shia information takes it a step further. Which is important not only for the Shia Islam research, but also to give an idea what early Muslims thought in the past, including the firm belief in the Flat Earth and the Quran

• Known instances of deliberate dishonesty on Sunnah.com (Sandbox/Known instances of deliberate dishonesty on Sunnah.com) - This is getting increasingly important, due to the increasing usage of Sunnah.com by the Muslims and non-Muslims alike. Unlike the printed Islamic books that tell the same no matter how much time passes, Sunnah.com makes hadiths less and less honestly-translated in real-time all the time.

Other ideas,

• Interesting Shia hadiths - they are everywhere, but perhaps a good idea to compile them.

• Al Kafi - the sub-page of the "Shia hadiths", where we analyse his work, his works' structure. There are latter 3-rd party Islamic leaders marking his hadiths, sometimes one saying that X is sahih, and Y says it's daeef. No references for either, no analysis, no nothing. And there is a seemingly plethera of evidence that Al Kafi compiled his hadiths in the order of authenticity (most authentic hadiths in the beginning, least authentic in the end). Whichever is the case, someone needs to investigate this.

• List of known commonly dishonestly Muslim-translated parts of the Quran - seems like this is something that should already on the website, but apparently not. While researching Islam, I noticed that across multiple languages beginning from at least about 2000s, the same parts of the Quran are mistranslated. Whether it's "makr" (deceit), "Allah being the best of creators", "'We' having fun with themselves", "Book meaning Quran", "Sun in the muddy spring", "Lord of the Worlds" etc. Whoever writes the article needs to make sure that he pre-existing articles are re-used and cross-references; as well as that it's within the scope of WikiIslam

• Suicide in Islam - Is it really prohibited, and is it really the same as it is understand in the West?

• "Honey" in Islam - isn't really honey made by the bees. This is a word that actually means something dirty, covered up by the Muslim scholars.

Regardless, this is a good page for me know of something.