Most of you ...

Submitted by Aamir Ali Ansari (Pakistan), Sep 1, 2007 at 14:02

To understand my comments you need a neutral view point....if you are not neutral then its impossible to understand my point of view...Its good to know that some of you replied to my comments this means that it was noticed...

Our life according to Quran is a testing phase which will be rewarded accordingly in the day of judgement...the same concept which is found in Bible and Hebrew..and all scripts sent by God. Quran is misread by those who want to propogate wrong image of it..If there is something written regarding killing of non muslims its very much related to certain incident during Prophets Muhammad days..you cannot extract a single sentence and give your own meaning...

For example if there is a para (Not from Quran)

"if some one attacks you or helping your enemy in war then you are bound to kill them wherever you find... you can capture the lands and wealth of your enemy.."

if i extract

"kill them wherever you find... you can capture the lands and wealth of your enemy"

then this single statement will have different meaning...this is what non muslims are getting from those who are against muslims...

The same is in case of terrorists and misleaders among muslims who misquote Quran to their followers...

In my opinion this is a two way traffic on single lane that is worsening the situation...

Your God and our Allah are same...there is no point to say who is Great...both are two names of single creator of Universe..the only difference is Shirk ( means to link Allah with Sons or otherwise) which we cannot..

I hope my view point is understood....

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