Sweet lies about Islam

Submitted by Ianus (Poland), May 25, 2008 at 06:33

Hameed Mubarak wrote : The definition was correct and its ugliness just corresponded to the ugliness of its subject. Or you expect perhaps enjoyable and fragrant definitions of excrements, decay, falsehood ? "If you want to make any comment on other religion , you have to deeply study the subjects and to comment yourself. you are telling that Kafir = conceal , i am telling it is absolutely wrong." 'The word kāfir is the active participle of the root K-F-R "to cover".

As a pre-Islamic term it described farmers burying seeds in the ground, covering them with soil while planting. Thus, the word kāfir implies the meaning "a person who hides or covers". In Islamic parlance, a kāfir is a word used to describe a person who rejects Islamic faith, i.e. "hides or covers [viz., the truth]".' http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kafir

"I can also finger out the wrong things in Hindus society , but i respect hinduism, i respect vedas." If you respect Hinduism or Vedas you are a kafir (="a person who hides the truth")! You know that no Moslems can truly do that unless they commit the sin of shirk and bidah. "All glory belongs to Allah" - do you want us to forget it ?

"The place of origin of Veda and the palace of origin of Koran is same. Don't snatch islam by muslims. try to understand islam first." Wow! Soon we'll learn the Quran was originally penned in Sanskrit and that Allah's real name is Indra while Muhammad was in fact a pious Hindu brahmin from the holy city of Ayodhya and that's why the Moslem invaders later built the Babri Mosque there levelling to the ground the Ram Janmabhoomi temple ... Instead of telling us sweet lies about the monster called Islam, wake up , man! Maybe Allah will activate your mind to distinguish between sense and non-sense as all you have written so far is sheer BS ...

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