Damus
ابو مريم · 2w
that's odd considering this is the part that is the core critique of the "west" so what is your diagnosis then if you beleive we are not in a mechanized, degenerative timeline?
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This "core critique" is part of the problem. The west suffers from a paradoxical aversion to markets and technology. This has manifested across ideologies like marxism, socialism, and certain strains of right-wing thought. Through the lens of the Quran and the stories of the prophets a clearer diagnosis is: the root problem lies in disbelief in God (lack of trust and "tasleem" in God and instead allegiance to Taghut—the coercive tyrant, the state, or self-wirship of the individual عبادة الذات . These problems have reached the islamic world through emulating of the west.
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ابو مريم · 6d
you're going to have to elaborate on this line: "The west suffers from a paradoxical aversion to markets and technology." enlighten us to the paradox because this is not one i'm aware of or understanding from your post, plus this charge of being adverse to markets and technology is the critique plac...