Our dear Mansoor rabina yu'alimuhu al-falsafa

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 26, 2008 at 17:54

Our dear Mansoor wrote this little gem

>Many people raised questions about why God has created Shaitan (Satan) and Dogs when they are dangerous for human or impure etc.

Wow big time falsafa and as if anyone cares

>In Surah "Al-Mulk" of the Glorious Quran,

ROTFL Pakistani Arabic. It is called SURAT al-Mulk and I see that you have no clue what is the glorious Qur'an in Arabic.

>Allah says that he has created life and death to judge who is going for better deeds.

And what does this have to do with dogs?

>We have been given a great sense which other creations are not given,

Then why create dogs in the first place? Why would your Allah creates something and in this case dogs that are not perfect unless your Allah is a poor creator.

>the sense to differentiate between right an wrong,

And what does this have to do with dogs?

>clean and dirt, good and bad etc.

But our dear mansoor your logic is flawed as I know many dogs that are cleaner and better than many human beings.

>Allah has created all types of animals and every thing we see around us is forming part of a complexed test we are passing through.

And the test is?

> When Allah has prohibited us about certain things and allowed us certain things this is purely for our sake.

And why is that? If there is an evil and a dangerous animal created by your Allah it must be mankind. And remember that our ancestors are apes you included therefore we are not any different from any other animal

So much for the logic of Muslims

>Unfortunately, the level of disbelief and the level of denial increased to dangerous level. This is just because we are depending too much on ourselves and boasting and believing that we are in control of every thing now.

Islamic gobbledygook

>In fact it is the biggest mistake a human is making, If we had the control so ultimate then we would have easily brought back the dead,

But wait our dear Mansoor your Allah says that Jesus raised the dead. May be he was not a human being after all you are telling us that we cannot raise the dead. It seems that the Qur'an says that Jesus is God as he was able to raise the dead.

Congratulations our dear Mansoor but Jesus is indeed your Allah.

See logic is simple!

>we would have easily controlled the diseases spreading around us. We would have easily controlled AIDs, Cancer etc.

What does this have to do with dogs?

>We must accept that till now what we have achieved is toominimal and too limited. It is very easy by words to challenge God's system and claiming it to be unjust, but you can not prove it anyway.

And what does this have to do with dogs?

>Dogs and Pigs are prohibited and only for our own sake,

And why is that? Oh because Allah says so! Well let me see: Allah spoke to me via an angel called Gabriel and he told me that dogs are OK and we can all eat pigs. Done.

But if you can believe that the God(s) of the universe spoke to an Arabian warlord and caravan raider you can believe anything

> if we don't accept it then its our own fault.

Accept what? that dogs are man's best friend or that bacon is yummy?or that your logic is rather poor?

>Allah and Muhammad did his duty by conveying message of Allah it is only up to us how serious we take it. People tend to drag discussion to a totally different direction and considering dogs becoming so important and being part of armies and police force. Yes I accept their qualities are exceptional but I talked only in the light of how to handle these animals ensuring your personal safety according to the guidelines provided by your own creator.

Our dear Mansoor, sorry but I really pity you. Shame

>I hope you understand.

Understand what? That islam does not make any sense? or that there is no sense of logic?

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