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Ok I think I get it because I searched up the verses and they said "for your lord is your husband" But I noticed something strange, just before the Hosea verse, it appears that the God was angry with someone for worshipping Baal (I think). Then the NASB 1995 translation of verse 2:16 of Hosea says, ""It will come about in that day," declares the LORD, "That you will call Me Ishi (Husband, according to other translations) And will no longer call Me Baali (Master, according to other translations)."

The problem is why is this translation saying that Master is Baal and Husband is Ishi? This is the opposite of what you are saying? You said that the god in Hosea called himself Baal, while the NASB 1995 translation says the god of Hosea said not to call him Baal? Can you check this problem out? The translation is saying the opposite of what you say!

Nice Discovery.

Ok those questions have been answered, but now I have another question. So when and how do Muslims fight a physical war?

I'm saying what if the government and everyone kafir in a country oppress Muslims and take Islam away from them? Can't Muslims start killing those people because they can't even follow the government (or else they will lose Islam). Like debates with these arrogant people of the supposed country would be useless. The people would still oppress Muslims. Does this mean that Muslims can just start killing these oppressors in order for freedom (because there is no other way) and just turn the country into an Islamic country? Is there any Quranic evidence for starting the PHYSICAL war when the kafirs first started a TAKING ISLAM AWAY war without getting physical? Because if the Kafirs didn't get physical but still oppress (and try to take Islam away from) Muslims, the Quran says to just say "Peace" (according to only my finding).

Yes what you said about Christians using the name Allah in Arabia is correct. I personally would not eat Christian meats but I still understand that others eat Christian meats because of the Noble Verse 5:5, which is fine also.

Ok thanks for the answer. Glad that we dont have to be passive.

جزاكم الله خيرا

Backbiting is forbidden in the Glorious Quran.  Warning people about a bad person is not backbiting, and you are OBLIGATED to if it causes no harm to you or to others.  But backbiting and scandalizing people is forbidden in the Glorious Quran.  One can't go around and talk about people's personal things that are embarrassing to them.

The Noble Verse certainly touches on all of this.  But there are many other Noble Verses that I gave in the link above.

Jazaka Allah Khayr too, brother.

Take care,
Osama

Thanks but may I ask where it says in the Law that you are obligated to warn people from bad? Just a little question.