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Submitted by Nadia (Australia), Apr 25, 2008 at 01:01

i didnt even read that whole article but breifly looking through it i can mention to you that the website www.answering-islam.org is not a muslim website. It is a Jweish website made by Jews, who obviously want to write false things about Islam.

When you mentiond that a woman came to the Prophet complaining of her husband hitting her, that does not mean Islam Permitts the hitting of a woman so much so that it leaves a mark on her face, one man's actions does not reflect on the whole of Islam. Lighlty hitting her is the last resort which he turns to NOT leaving a mark, but only to make her realise what she is doing is wrong. I certainly would not stand by when I'm married and let a man Hit and beat me, it is against Islam

I would like to ask you, where did your current Bible Come from? It certainly isn't the word of God but made by men who alter it to fit their own lifestyle. How many times as the Bible changed? How many editions and types are there? How many different sorts are ther for the different sects of Christianity? Within one religion there are so many contradicitions, the abortion issue for example, there are various views on it in only one religion. Jesus came down with one religion for his people but because of a dream which one of the Apostles had, the whole religion was altered from viewing Jesus as Prophet to the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, a concept which i still don't undestand.

Like i said, Islam shares the same basic beleifs of (the original) jewish and Chrsitian faiths, that is why it has similair stories, it does not recylce them. That is why the Quran states issues which are similair to Christain beleifs.

you said that he bought more slaves then he sold, although i do not agree with this, does it not make you realise that he bought more slaves and released them. not sold them for profit?

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