it is not muslim people but kuran who spread terrorism

Submitted by vicky (India), Aug 22, 2008 at 15:20

1, it snot muslims but Islam who spreads terrorism, there is no difference between two men of the world, no one wants to kill others but Islam teaches his followers to kill the kafirs (non believers), and if he does so he will get heaven, if he does not then he will entitled to hell.

2, according to Quran, Any person (non believer) who lives in a muslim reign must to pay jizzya ( a tax paid by non believers)

Spread Islam, convert people and if anyone denies than kill him.

If a lady leavs islam then rape her.

If someone leaves Islam than kill him.

3,Now Some point I want to bring to your notice,

According to Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)

Stars are the cannons shot by god to kill satan

A women have less mind (about 70%) than a man.

The majority of hell is of women (about80%)

Once one of the follower of muhammad asked that why Muhammad have so much wives than one of his follower replied that his sex power is equal to 30 men.

4, some point on life of muhammad,

He married (intercoursed)with a child (age nine, ) while he was 56 years old. her name was "Aisha".

He married with the wife of his son.

5, Now some more points I want to bring to your notiice,

According to a survey the hymns of Quran resembles (about 90%) with the hymns of a poet contemprory of that age, it proves that it is not a heavenly book but a man made book.

Prophet muhammad never publically proved God like Jesus christ.

The prophesy of Quran is based on prophesy of bibal.

The religion is make by an ill minded. It has only aim to spread it with any cost. It is the source of violence. It is main region that no one easily try to belief a muslim. This is reasion that spoiled muslims. This is the main region that 90% of terrorists are muslims. ...

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