ALLAH makes muslims

Submitted by uwondrhu9 (United States), Sep 1, 2007 at 23:22

the arab world does not have the authority to determine who can be muslim. that divine power is ALLAH's. ALLAH makes muslims. just because arabs have the genetic traits of euroasians does not give them superiority over the darker so called races of muslims. arabs are not the authorities on islam and never will be, otherwise there would not be so many sects in islam. there would be no diyn al islam, it would be diyn ALLAH. is it okay for there to be nearly 72 sects of islam and not okay for there to be a nation of islam as established by elijah muhammad? who did not go about labeling themselves black muslims. the racism in islam and america did this.islam is as racist as christainity and judaism when it comes to people of african descent when any extensive research can confirm that the africans gave birth to these religions.

the prophet muhammad was of african descent, as was abraham and moses. and anyone can be a muslim. any agreeable and peaceful being is a muslim (one who is of peace). is it okay for muslims to practice polygamy, having multiple wives, cocubines and right hand possessions, but if elijah muhammad does it he's a womanizer? hypocrites.. islam is full of men who think they are ALLAH. islam has become a human blood sacrifice religion and not the way of life it once was. why are there poor muslims in the world when there are oil rich arab nations? why are muslims killing muslims? or anyone if islam is the peace? is it because of tainted worldwide arab leadership? he who calls america the big shaytan is a bigger shaytan. moslems, mohammadans! muslims are the true keepers of islam... asr

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