Keep up the good work!!

Submitted by Roshan Raman (United States), Feb 6, 2004 at 16:10

I came to know about this site in an ongoing debate in www.expressindia.com. I got curious and wanted to know more about Islam which is followed by so many people.

I always thought the religion is not the problem , it is only illiteracy which was causing problems with Muslims taking up terrorism.
But after reading the Hadiths and preachings in the Koran , I get a very good understanding of where it is all coming from.
Islam cannot even be considered a religion if it preaches such kind of hatred towards other religions.

But one thing I still do not understand is how are so many people converting to Islam when its teachings are so bad. What do they tell these people when they convert them? What attracts people from other religions to convert? It is puzzling.

I think they lure people with women, by saying they can marry 4 women and what else could it be? When I get some time I am definitely going to read the unabridged version of Islam to understand where it all came from and where it is all going.

But your web site definitely helps as an eye opener. It makes you think why is all the hate crimes only happening where Muslims dominate. Definitely Muslims follow double standards , they will not allow other religions to survive in their majority areas, but they expect equal treatment where they are minorities, that is good enough to show what kind of secularists they are.

Anyhow keep up the good work and I wish more and more people will be able to read the sensible articles in this web site and realise where it is all coming from.

Once again , Thank You

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