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I was wondering there are some things we may dislike be less eager to do and some things we may like bout our deen but we do it anywayz..

So what do you like about Islam.. about being muslim.. what do you like about it (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) ??

Subhaanallaah if you dislike anyu part of the deen it is major Kufr, so beware of that. As of liking, what is there not to like about Islam? The brotherhood? The sense of responsiibility for evrything? Well, its a perfect religion.

Assalamu alaikum, Naturally all the Muslims will say they like everything hopefully, but I get the point Hasib is making.

What stands on top for my love of The Deen of Islam is that I am only dependant on Allah for my salvation and no one else. I do not have to worry if people make fun of me or put me down or isolate me because I do things in a certain way, dress in a certain way and am regarded as weird because I do not go with the flow, etc. As long as I am not breaking any laws of Allah, these isolations and name calling would be a blessing in disguise.

I cannot explain properly, but I am sure you get what I mean to say.

So Hasib, What do you like most about Islam??

Salaam.

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It provides a clearly defined and ultimate purpose of life, which thus enables the most richest human experience. Alhamdulillah.

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This is one of the hardest questions I've ever had to answer. Seriously. I not only like, but I utterly love every single aspect of Islam. I really don't know how to make up my mind on what I like most, but alhamdulillah, I don't think that was your question anyway. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

Here are some things I love, in no particular order:

the emphasis on humility;
the emphasis on the Truth;
the emphasis on mercy, hope, forgiveness, and redemption;
the emphasis on brotherhood;
the emphasis on justice and equality; and
the emphasis on love.

SubhaanAllah, Glory be to Allah, Islam is so logical. Just so logical and so perfect.

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lol bro its not bout kufr but i think i said it not in the right manner.. umAhmed got it right.

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This is a difficult question really I didnt think about it when I wrote it.

I like most about Islam is.......... that when we do bad things aka sins we have chance to repent before we die.. and no matter how great the sin is we always have a good chance to wipe it with good deeds and/or sadaqa etc and if one is a new muslim then their past sins are forgiven and if one goes on hajj and returns is as if they are a new born baby free of sins and Allah is most merciful Ar Rahman Ar Raheem.

So basically in a nutshell I like the allowance for forgiveness and numerous chances for repentance in Islam.

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Assalamu alaikum, just wanted to add or comment here on what Hasib has posted: I have heard this from some Scholars that a person might become tired of committing sins, but Allah The Most Merciful and Forgiving never tires of forgiving when someone repents sincerely, even if their sins are as huge as the foams of the Ocean. (I do not know if this is a Hadith, if it is please someone confirm it).

Another thing is, if we do wrong towards another human then we will have to ask forgiveness from that person, be it a Muslim or not. That's why we should be very careful where people are concerned, we do not want to be dependant on their forgiveness on the day of Judgement.

Assalamu alaikum.