muslimah

Submitted by btilly` (United States), Nov 8, 2008 at 09:51

Muslimah

Abraham was not an Islamic Muslim. The word Muslim means one who submits to God. If Abraham was a Muslim he was not an Islamic Muslim. If so, he would have killed everyone who refused to accerpt his God. Abram was his name before God changed it to Abraham and Ishmael was born while he was Abram, a man without the blessing. God named him Abraham and then gave him the blessing and then Isaac was born, the seed from which the Messiah, Jesus was born. Muhammad was from the Arabs from a Semite named Joktan, a man born before AbraM. aBRAM FATHER tERAH WAS A MOON WORSHIPER, a religion rejected by Abram. God accepted Abram and approved of his worship. Sabeans, the Arabs, were not approved. Sabeans worsahipped the moon and the crescent moon and star were the symbols of the Sabeans. Ramadan, hAJJ, ARE ALL A PART OF PAGAN sABEANS WORSHIP. You are a servant of Allah the same god served by the pagans who still serve Allah the moon God who married the Sun and had three daUGHTERS, NO SONS. mUHAMMAD used this and reformed the teachings of the Jews and Catholics, and Hindus and his paghan Arab tribes and make Islamic Muslims. Read, Why I would never be a Muslimah? A good book. It tells how female Muslims are beaten, make wear witch outfits called the burqas, which were prostitute outfits in Arabia, like the belly dancers of Turkey used the VEIL for prostitution. You Muslimah allow your girls to be multilated vaginally, married off to old men and sexed by pedophiles under the guise of marriage then divorced.

How can you as a woman allow such evil cruel things. You lie as your god said in Sura 3:54 DECEIVE.

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