Originally posted by Aseer Jaan

Going by the logic of those who declare others as kuffar, it's most likely safe to conclude that every single Muslim is a "kafir" in her/his own way. Think about it -- especially if even Zakir Naik is claimed to be a kafir by some Muslims ("scholars" at that).
I wish we were more concerned with how to help ourselves and our people and humanity instead of giving speeches/lectures about why someone's a kafir and why that's important. We have SO many serious matters to be pondering, discussing, and working on that we'll never run out of a problem to solve for humanity. Why, then, are we deciding who's a Muslim and who's not just because he/she doesn't view or interpret or follow Islam the way we've been taught they should be?
At the end of it all, we should just remember that no one lives forever, and life is extremely short. We should therefore be more concerned with doing good ourselves, supporting others who do good, and encouraging those who don't pay much attention to goodness (or helping those in need); if it doesn't work, we've tried, but we have no right to force our beliefs on others. But when we declare others as kuffar/non-Muslims, we're basically enforcing OUR beliefs on them, which is utterly unfair and wrong.

lets admit it
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