To every action there is equal and opposite reaction

Submitted by Mansoor (Pakistan), Sep 24, 2007 at 02:12

I am extremely shocked to view the articles on this site. Specially when you start attacking someone's religiously sensitive matters specially the place of worship i.e. Mosque, Church etc.

In my opinion west is making Islam popular by their own attitude. When you blow so much out of your mouth against some issue people today have strong access to internet etc. to research, judge and form an opinion about it. Samely when you keep on pointing finger of islam in such haphazard way, most of the people are induced to learn if it is true what is being said.

Islam is not explosive that touching or knowing it will blow the society. You must judge that personally an inside force drags you to learn and know about islam, but at the sametime your evil will tries hard to drag you back from the track. Allah has created good and bad forces inside you. The test is how u overcome the bad force by yourself.

The result of successful control over bad force is award of "Jannah" the paradise. This is the theory of islam and nothing more than that. I believe we have very little time left in our lives. We should open our eyes and try to learn the truth of islam by open eyes rather than targetting every time.

Mosques are the sacred places and they are noble institutions of islam in development of character and correction of direction. Allah's power is far more superior than those who are trying to suppress this institiution.

Before commenting on Islam you must completely read Quran without being biased to any bad thought.

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