My lie? Really? but the Qur'an really says so!

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Aug 7, 2007 at 06:51

The Qur'an says in the infamous 9:5 or ayat al-sayf (for the readers ayat al-sayf means: the sword verse) to kill the polytheists unless they convert to islam! Right?

Do you know what this means? It means that at least in the case of the pagans of Mecca Islam was spread by the sword. If you do not get this point, I will consider you to be beyond help. So are you beyond help?

You? why do you hate your Hindu ancestors? and no you are not Persian! and are you aware or are you in denial that the likes of Mahmud of Ghazni killed so many Hindus and I do not blame your ancestors for converting to the religion of the Arabs to escape being killed or paying this nasty mafia tax the jizya! Oh I forgot and your Allah collecting 1/5 of the loot. Shame

But you see if your Allah is really omnipotent which he is not, we would not have had al-futuh al-islamiya aka the Muslim crusades and the irrational doctrine of al-jihad, and if Islam is really the religion for all then we would have been all Mulsims by now and your likes would not have been wasting their lives trying to spread the religion and the imperialism of the Arabs.

Why does your Allah tell you to: qatil fi sabeel Allah? Oh I forgot you do not know any Arabic. Urdu? It would not help you here. Or: fight in the cause of Allah! Your Allah can change our minds and make us all Muslims with no wars and pain. And why would the God of the univesre ask mere mortals like you to do his dirty work unless he is not omnipotent!

And like I say: you are here defending the religion of the Arabs and the imperialism of the arabs and you ain't no Arab.

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