iSLAM DOES NOT FORCE PEOPLE TO ACCEPT IT

Submitted by Hamid Mahmood (Oman), Oct 1, 2007 at 13:42

Dear Donvan,

My dear Donvan I dont need to tell lie to support Islam. There is no doubt about it that Islam does not allow muslims to do any wrong things. As I mentioned earlier only taking birth in a muslim home does not qualify one to be a muslim. One has to submit his will to Allah to be a muslim.

You dont need to read Quran in Arabic, it is not for only muslims but it is for the whole of the humanity. It is available in all the modern languages. After 9/11 it was the best selling book in USA. When people read it first time they were shocked how much biased is the media, reader could not find any thing wrong in Quran and found it the best book they read so far. The result being that 34000 Americans accepted Isalm that year.Hence,the saying goes right " man proposes God disposes". The magic of Isalm is that the more its enemies try to harm it the more it spreads.

Your bad words about Muhammad clearly indicate that you are not a well read person, many non-muslim scholars have said lot good about him. Mohammad (PBHM) is the best human being ever came to this world. Allah has said in Quran,If I was not to send Muhammad, I would have not created this world.

Let me make it clear to you that I am not a fanatic cosed minded person,and have widely travelled. Have been to your country as well. I appreciate your country its laws are close to Isalm except,prostitution,drinking,gambling,homosexuality,interest on money etc. You believe in total freedom but Isalm imposes restrictions on things which are harmful to society as a whole.

May Allah show you right path,

Hamid

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