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I donot fully agree!

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in response to reader comment: It is not Sharia , it is poverty

Submitted by Rizwan (India), Nov 1, 2008 at 01:08

While it is true that Islamic nations need a change in their leadership, this change cannot and will not take place till Islam is there. People living in ISlamic societies have got used to having dictators as their rulers. It has become a part of the Muslim psche almost. Hence it is impossible to change the state of affairs in Islamic nations till Islam does not either adapt itself to the demands of the 21th century or does not go away fully. New leaders are not a solution to the problem.

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Title Commenter Date Thread
Muslims hurt themselves [109 words]Carol FullerApr 22, 2009 12:03154282
It is not Sharia , it is poverty [155 words]MarwanOct 9, 2008 12:00139829
I donot fully agree! [91 words]RizwanNov 1, 2008 01:08139829
The Islamic way of Ruling [181 words]cenkOct 3, 2008 12:48139491
The Turks know who they are. [100 words]AhmadAug 31, 2008 01:00137716
I agree [108 words]RizwanOct 31, 2008 07:45137716

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