Reply Dear myriam

Submitted by John (Pakistan), Aug 13, 2007 at 05:10

Dear myriam

First of all i am thankful for that you read my comments and give your response. i would like to tell you that I am student of Islamic study. i have a very bitter experience from living in Islamic country. 14 of our church members had to give their lives by islamic jihadis. How can i forget the kindness of Islam .how brutally they killed these innocent people.

All the islamic world is against America, we are also not in favors of its policies. Along this all we must keep in mind that America is not fighting for Christianity, but fighting for their financial aspects. Second thing, if there is not compulsion in islam why women are being forced to wear hijab . What does it mean hijab make them modest and pious and women are not wearing hijab thet are low standard muslims.

To have beard for male is not necessary but if someone had it, well? We must respect but dont humiliate the people who are clean shaved. Modesty lives in your inner heart not in your tent like buraqa. if any woman is very loose character but she wears a buraqa, What does it mean? Clean your heart, judge your own self. Don't impose your own ideas to other like talibans . Now days they had captured the 21 innocent South Korean medical missionries they were in afghanistan for to help.

in the name of allah now they are detained by jihadis. if you want respect for ownself pay respect to others also. This is saying of my lord Jesus Christ (not hazrat issa). look at jihad that kind your community is doing. dont, say again that islam is religion of peace because action speaks louder then words

john

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