Quran and Hadits preach only good things

Submitted by Hamid Mahmood (Pakistan), Dec 7, 2008 at 09:29

Dear Atheist from India,

Looks you know nothing about Quran and Hadits. Read them yourself with open heart and mind. The message of Islam is peace and Muhammad (PBUH) is the last messanger of Allah. There is absolutely nothing in Quran or Hdits(sayings of Muhammad) which is against humanity. The enemy of Islam misinterprate Quran and Hadits.

As per Islam, in an Islamic country/society people of other religions are free to practice there religion and faith. Islamic govt. is responsible to protect the worship places of other religions. There is no complusion in Islam. our duty is to tell you the truth it is up to you to accept it or reject it. Minorities have equal rights. If some inividual muslims or so called muslim countries are not doing that then they are not following the preaching of Islam.

Usama bin Ladin is not the authority on Islam it is the Islamic laws as given in Quran. If Usama has killed annocent people he is not true muslim. But we (general public does not know and dont have proves) exactly dont know if he is really involved in killings of innocent people, Usama is only a suspect as per totally biased western media.

No muslim is allowed to kill innocent people even to take reveng. Many so called muslims are not following Islam. Hitler was Christan, he killed 6 million Jews, can you blame Christanity, No. In fact no religion of the world teaches or preaches terrorism. Islam is the final religion for the human beings including you. I can only pray for you to accept the message of Islam. I will advice you to watch "Peace TV", it is available in India. No atheist is a perfect atheist as some where in his heart he believes in Allah as he has created him.

Regards,

Hamid

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