Our Dhimmi the twister

Submitted by Ayaz (United Kingdom), Mar 15, 2008 at 14:43

1: You do not believe in Allah and the Qur'an - therefore in your preconditioned mind you cannot accept that this revelation was sent to Muhammed (PBUH) - therefore you cannot accept the fact that the verse refering that he (PBUH) was sent as a mercy to the world. Who else is this verse refering to? it takes a child to figure that out wether you know arabic or not.

2: If you believe that the ten commandments was given to Moses(peace and blessings be upon him) and the previous scriptures to previous prophets and messengers, the Gospel to Jesus(PBUH) etc then why is it difficult for you to accept that the Qur'an was revealed via Gabriel to Muhammed(PBUH)? Is it because he was an arab? is it because it wasn't you? is it because it goes against your own teachings whatever that may be? is it because you do not believe in the Al-Mighty? Is it because the previous revelations has ample evidence and the Qur'an not enough?

3: You like talking about Islam, i appreciate that , but how about you tell me your secret, are you working for the secret society? Skull and bones it may be? freemasons? are you one of many trained to destroy and eliminate the very core of true success by fogging the facts. Let me tell you, your wasting your time because going against the Al-Mighty is going against the messengers and prophets and that would only invite the wrath of the Al-mighty.

You know you can keep huffing and puffing with your mouth trying to twist the truth from the people but you will never succeed as Allah the Al-Mighty (your lord and my lord) says:

They (the disbelievers) wish to extinguish Allah's light with their mouths, but Allah will only allow that His light should be perfected, no matter how much the disbelievers may detest (it)." (Quran 9:32)

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