to a proud muslim

Submitted by surj (United Kingdom), Dec 7, 2007 at 19:37

First what are you proud of? You say "If you want to know the trurh about Islam don't look to terrorist or now days people,because a lot of people understand the islam in a wrong way"

I say , you can't walk in the sun and not see your shadow, so same way in Islam you see it's shadow of terrorism., unless you are blind.

You say" I want you to know the truth about islam ask people who know every thing about it."

How much do you personally know about islam? You say "lot of people understand the islam in a wrong way, yes majority of the muslims don't understand Islam properly, those who do become terrorists.

Let me tell you I don't have to ask people about islam, because I have a quran and book of Hadith, which I read,Here Sura111, May the hands of Abu-Lahab parish ! May he himself parish ! Nothing shall his wealth and gains avail him. He should be burnt in a flaming fire, and his wife, laden with faggots,shall have a rope of fiber round her neck! Sura 48:13 "And if any believe not in allah and his messenger, we have prepared for those who reject allah, a Blazing fire" Now, proud muslim tell me why your allah always want to put people in blazing fire, hell fire? why he wants to punish people who are unbelievers or those who have rejected Islam? Does he not know the meaning of Mercy?

Here Sura 2:191 Kill them where ever you find them. Drive them out of the places from which they drove you...

So instead of being proud muslim, you should be ashamed... So please look into your religion... Which country in the world has fallen to Islam that has ever freed itself from it? name me one, there isn't one. ...

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