I am feeling the pain of Mr.Grame Innes

Submitted by Faiz (Canada), Mar 2, 2008 at 21:43

With the mercy of Allah (The creator of the universe) I am a practicing muslim, my comments for the subject matter are as in following;

First I personally appologize with Mr. Grame Inns for the inhumman attitude he faced, the reason for this in islamic terns was "Al jihalah" which means practicing something with out thinking and knowing.

With very clear orders in islamic Shariah, to follow, respect and obey the local laws is strctly mendetory to all the muslim believers, no one is allowed to break the law(refusal to give the ride), if some one dont like it, he can try to launch a legal campaign to change it but may not break it, according to Islamic Shariah.

According to the peaceful philosophy of islamic Shariah, nothing is superior than the basic human rights, as the right to be independent with the help of an eye dog, in this case it is ABSOLUTELY secondary that dog is clean or not, according to the Shariah no muslim have any right to refuse any blind person just becaus of his companion dog, I ask Allah to forgive those on their sin of hurting someones diginity. I once more apologize for that.

But I have a question with the respected guys who are participating in this debate, HOW MANY OF US CONDEMNED THE CARPET BOMBING OF U.S. FORCES ON CIVILIAN NIEBOURHOODS IN GERMANY, JAPAN,IRAQ, AFGHANISTAN VIETNAM AND PAKISTAN, KILLING MILLIONS OF INNOCENTS? ALSO MANY IN SO CALLED "FRIENDLY FIRES" ON CANADIAN AND OTHER ALLIES FORCES?

Are we trying to correct unhuman attitudes or only enjoying to criticize muslims, try to have an honest reply comming out of your hearts.,

On this occassion I am inviting all the humans to come and gather under the pleasant, peaceful and tranquil umbrella of Islam, May God give us the truth and wisdom and open all the hidden facts. Ameen

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