Before debating hadith and sunnah, Submitters should clarify the assumptions and the main concern, such as divine origin versus historical merit, to have rational debates and to test the opponent's sincerity.1, 2
Submitters are meant to understand the wisdom behind God's commands through observing them, and this wisdom grows with genuine worship so that they can answer life's questions themselves.1, 2, 3
Submitters may study the oral traditions as an academic interest, but they must not confuse that interest with their worship, and they should not encourage an exaggerated fear of these traditions.1, 2
You must not accept any information unless you verify it for yourself, because God gave you hearing, eyesight, and a brain and holds you responsible for using them.1
It is dangerous to follow someone else's opinion without investigating for ourselves, or to assume experts or the majority must be right; God makes us responsible for verifying information.1, 2
Reading footnotes, appendices, or other religious publications is fine as long as we remember the real source of guidance and apply what we learn in ways pleasing to God.1
Whatever the language, only those with understanding and intelligence take heed of scripture, and no one can take heed against God's will.1, 2, 3
It is our duty to verify information for ourselves by really studying the Quran to find the source of what we have been taught.1, 2
Studying and searching are not disbelief; we should keep asking and using our minds, and God guides those who truly seek the truth.1
History should be studied so we learn from mistakes; the Quran is full of lessons, yet communities keep repeating the failures of earlier communities.1
Education is a right, and we should pursue knowledge for the good of our souls.1, 2, 3
Believers remember God while standing, sitting, and lying down, and reflect on creation, knowing God did not create it in vain.1, 2
We must weed out wrong information from the wrong people and accept no information without verifying it ourselves.1, 2
Fasting slows us down, aiding reflection and awareness of our thoughts and behavior so we can seek refuge from negative thoughts and reform.1, 2
AI cannot tell whether its data is poor or wrong, so it may give poor or wrong choices, and it cannot guarantee the results of its choices or predictions.1, 2
AI currently gives many wrong answers about God and His religion because it draws on people's many wrong practices and opinions about religion.1, 2, 3
People may use AI if it helps them do things faster and better, but they must understand its benefits and risks and choose carefully among its options.1, 2
Religious issues should not be exempt from open debate, and the religious scholars should have the courage to listen to others rather than seek bans.1, 2
Each person has to apply his or her own judgment when faced with any circumstance.1
God instructs us to be fully certain, but studying and searching is not disbelief; if we truly seek the truth, God guides our minds and hearts.1, 2
Our knowledge is limited to what God reveals, yet we ignore Him as the real source of all knowledge.1
Our understanding of God and our purpose may have gaps at first, but we start where we are and our understanding grows as we progress on the path.1
Because God is so great and different from other beings, people can know Him only through reflection and meditation, and belief in Him is the surest path to knowledge, good morals, and happiness.1, 2
God has committed the sea and everything in the heavens and the earth to the service of humans, as proofs for those who reflect.1
The order and wonders of the universe are too great to be the product of chance, so there must be a Designing Will and a Unique Mind behind existence.1, 2
One should look up information in the Quran oneself rather than accept what someone says without referring to the Quran.1
The Quran is clear, and all people are commanded to study and understand it themselves rather than recite it like parrots or rely on imams.1, 2, 3
Those committed to Hell have minds, eyes, and ears they do not use, and they are like animals or far worse.1, 2
Physical sighting of the moon is not needed to start or end Ramadan, since God made the sun and moon calculation devices and we can determine moon phases precisely.1, 2
The Quran gives logical answers to reasoning people's questions, showing that God is not erratic and did not create the universe for amusement.1, 2
Seriously reflecting on God's creation compels us to accept His supremacy, but this world is temporary and made for a fixed period of our life.1, 2
Striving against ignorance and spreading knowledge is a great jihad, which is why the Quran has a chapter called The Pen rather than The Sword and never mentions a sword.1, 2
Conjecture and guesswork are no substitute for the truth, and most people follow nothing but conjecture.1, 2, 3
Having opinions is human, but the danger is putting our opinions above what God has given us.1, 2
Reflecting on and appreciating God's creations, starting with our own bodies, strengthens our belief in God.1
Listening to birds helps form a connection with nature and with all of God's creations, and with practice one can learn to interpret what they say.1, 2
Believers must investigate news brought by a wicked person before acting, so they do not wrong people out of ignorance.1
God filled the world with colorful creations for our enjoyment, and we need to reflect on them and thank Him often.1
God grants wisdom to those who deserve it, wisdom is a great bounty, and believers should strive for it.1, 2
God's creations are proofs of His greatness, but only those who reflect, understand, and appreciate accept them, while others pass by them heedlessly.1, 2, 3
Those who truly reverence God are the knowledgeable, because reverence and knowledge are connected and together lead to appreciating God as Master of the universe.1
God tells people to reflect on how camels are created, because the camel's creation is a miracle in itself.1, 2, 3
God gave a criterion to tell His truth from human fabrications: what is not from God contains many contradictions, and we must apply this judgment.1, 2, 3
Believers must read the Quran and reflect on every one of its verses.1, 2
Forbidding the use of the mind, through false hadith, has crippled and numbed the intellect of Muslims for centuries, while the Quran gives the mind a noble place.1