Muslims in denial - as to the cruelty of Islamic conquests - 250 million died to bring 1 billion to Islam

Submitted by Rebecca (United Kingdom), Aug 18, 2008 at 08:55

Faisal

That's the thing - the history of the genocidal scale of the conquest particularly in India - was primarily recorded by the Islamic conquerors themselves.

It was they who wrote that they killed sometimes 100,000 Hindus in one day.

The markets of Bagdad were filled with Indian slaves.

Hindus were not only killed en masse - but were enslaved - and then turned round as an army to go and conquer, kill and enslave more Hindus for Islam.

80 million Hindus killed is a moderate estimate - where whole cities were wiped out. Some believe that the figure is more like 100 million in India alone.

Then you have the Hindu Kush - which means Hindu blood - as those areas near Afghanistan were wiped clean of all of their Hindu and Buddhist populations/believers.

It is estimated that in the name of bringing Islam across the world which it passed - some 250 million people were killed - but there is only 1 billion in Islam today.

What is even more worrying is that western atrocities and wrong doings are talked about - but those that occurred under the Islam are not. To prove the point Muslims in India - tried through the courts to outlaw talking about the Genocide which occurred under the Islamic banned - these Muslim claimed that talking about such things was considered "offensive" to Islam. The judge overruled - and the history of Islam's violent entry into India will not be removed from the books.

If you are from Saudi Arabia - then everything you would hear has been censored! Your clergy keep you like children.

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