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| '''Prophet Muhammad''' ﷺ figures in Infrared discourse through Haz Al-Din's [[Communism is Islam]] argument — as the model of '''direct guidance''' against liberal "ethics."
| | #REDIRECT [[Islam]] |
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| == From the streams ==
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| * On guidance vs. ethics ([https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/01b75999-cac8-4153-b7fe-53ddacd54b59/ FBI AFTER ME! | IRAN CEASEFIRE stream]): "When Prophet Muhammad attempted to guide people on how to live, that was not some made-up second-hand concept [called ethics]... He guided people directly through inspiration based on his virtues, his actions, him as a role model." — ethics as a compartment of the mental division of labor is a liberal abstraction; the Prophet is a total example (sunna), not a theory.
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| * On revelation and succession ([https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/007a6ff2-3861-4c00-af25-e5aff3e9d04c/ INFRAWOKE stream]): "The original revelation of Islam associated with the Prophet Muhammad was revealed in one generation. Then following this generation you had the immediate fitna — the split between Shia and Sunni — where the betrayal of the prophet's family called into question... the ability to properly transmit the word of the prophet across generations." The problem of generational transmission — how a revolution survives its founder — is the same problem communism faces after Lenin; Haz's Shi'a-leaning reading makes authority and lineage ([[Revolutionary Dynasty]]) constitutive, optional never.
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| == See also ==
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| * [[Communism is Islam]]
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| * [[Tawhid]]
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| == References ==
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| [[Category:Islam]][[Category:People]][[Category:Theology]]
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