Our dear masood and Islamic paganism

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Dec 7, 2008 at 07:08

Our dear masood the graduate of a Pakistani madrassa wrote

>Mr. Plato... I want to make my own God as a Hindu. I have a big stone and I want to make my big deity.

Oh you want to revert back to the religion of your Hindu ancestors that were brutalized by the religion of the Arabs right? Congratulations our dear masood you are free at last

But wait your Allah also demands that you venerate and kiss a cold black stone called al-ka3bba that is located in an old pagan temple in the city of Mecca. Right? Then congratulations our dear masood the wannabe arab but you are still a pagan

Oh I forgot: And I also have a huge stack of papers and I want to make a copy of the Qur'an so I can give it to you so you can venerate it and kiss it. And it would be a perfect wathan or idol. Then congratulations our dear masood but you are indeed an idolator

>Now, I start beating this stone with sledge hammer and carve it with a big cutter.

Oh and I will start writing in Arabic a language that you cannot read or speak or write with a pen and have some fancy zukhruf (no I do not translate Arabic for wannabe Arabs like you) and then have a hand made cover et voila I have an idol

> At what stage, Mr. Plato, I come to know that, "oh, I should not beat and cut it because it has become my God".

Oh our dear masood and to paraphrase your islamic drivel: At what stage our dear Masood the wannabe arab, I come (sic) to know that :oh I should not use the book of Arabian ignorance as fuel to heat my house as it became an idol"

>thanks

Oh I forgot and what is the difference between praying to an unseen God and praying to an idol? Let me help you : there is no difference except in the mind os an Arabian warllrod and caravan raider that shall remain unnamed and poorly madrassa educated people like you

I urge you to abandon islam and be free again

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