Why I like a path not chosen by Allah.

Submitted by Romesh Chander (United States), Apr 29, 2008 at 18:02

Mr Hashmi Khaan ibn Faiaz Hashmi Ali Khaan (New Zealand), wrote " i would just like to write a response to the smart comment written by some uneducated man or woman

"But I wonder, if ALLAH is really fooled by this kind of logic/technicality; I hope this gurantees them a place in Islamic Heaven.""

"First of all why do you comment like this, would you like me to talk or post a comment like that about jews,christians or hindus for that matter no i dont think so. To get to the point of the reponse i am writing, you said would allah be fooled the answer to that is NO ALLAH WILL NOT BE FOOLED HE IS AL BASIR the all seeing and the all hearing therefore i think you should watch what you write before making smart idiotic remarkes that hurt other peoples feelings. may allah give you guidance and lead you on the straight path.".

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Mr Hashmi Khaan ibn Faiaz Hashmi Ali Khaan

You are free to write criticising Christians (or Christ), Jews and even Hindus (Vishnu, Krishna, Rama, etc), and making any kind of comments you want; and Dr Daniel Pipes will be very happy to publish them. See, that is difference between muslims and us infidels. We, infidels, love our freedom of speech which is very sacred to us; muslims cannot defend Islam and hence do not like any kind of criticism. Care to write against Hindus, Jews and Christians?

Now I don't need the help of your Allah (or even Christ or Vishnu) to give me any guidance and set me on straight path. I like the path I am on, straight or crooked or wrong. When are muslims going to have self-confidence in them and not ask help of their Allah? You are like children who always depend on their parents.

Sorry, no apologies will be offered by me, like it or not.

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