To Khalid

Submitted by surj (United Kingdom), Nov 21, 2007 at 22:05

Don't dare compare islam to those standards,

Please then explain this Sura 59:1 It was he that drove the unbelievers among the people of the book out of their dwellings into the first exile(Refers to the Jews of Banu al Nadir) You did not think that they would go; and they did for their part, fancied that their strongholds would protect them from Allah. But Allah overtook them hence they did not expect it, casting such terror into their hearts that their dwellings were destroyed by their own hands as well as by those of the faithful. Learn(from their examples) you that have eyes. Sura 59:3 Had Allah not decreed evacuation for them , would have surely punished them in this world. But in the world to come they shell be punished in the Fire, because they have set themselves against Allah and His Apostle , and he that sets themselves against Allah should know that Allah is stern in retribution.

Learn about Islam properly and don't fall to prey to media,

I think it is you who is falling prey to media of portraying Islam as the religion of peace.

If anyone is exercising hate it's you.

You Muslims have been fighting Jews from the day one of Mohammed inventing ...Islam. He hated Jews so do you all muslims even up to this day, why? Don't tell me because Jews took over the land of Palestine, that land belongs to them in first place. I wish all non muslims would buy Quran and read it as I am doing, it is full of, hate , punishment , killing, hell fire for unbelievers. So please stop fooling us now .You have been doing that for centuries. woud you log on www.thereligionofpeace.com

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