response to Mr. dhimmi no more. I abandon Islam to join your madrassa

Submitted by Masood (United States), Dec 22, 2008 at 03:10

Mr. Dhimmi no more… I am so happiest person already in my life and after reading your comments I can not stop but laughing. You have the same agenda in all of your comments. Abandon Islam and be whole again. O.K. I agree with your mission and convert to your religion. But, I need to know that following you, I am not going to lose my 8 hour peaceful sleep.

I have never been to any madrassa but I can join any of your madrassa where I can laugh by reading your comments. To write more funny stuff, you need to hear Shabbir Ally, Dr. Zakir Naik debating non-Muslim Scholars.

My friend Fred started reading Quran after reading your comments. He is native to English but finds it really hard to pick your point of concern and funny logic in your comments. He is so impressed with Quran that he has decided to convert after finding the divine truth in Islam. He wanted to read Quran after reading comments of sTs and Keith Williams. Mr. dhimmi no more, you could not convince him but I am convinced with you that you have better capability to deny truth , explained to you again and again.

Mr. Fred has made his mind after looking at my happy and contended life. To tell the secret of my happiness I introduced him to this forum. He read different comments of Muslims and non-Muslims readers and was so impressed that he asked me to get a copy of Quran. He did not know Arabic but English Translated Quran helped him to reach the truth about successful life in this world and in the hereafter.

Mr dhimmi, I become whole again but what about billions others who are suffering and trying to search for peace of mind which they have lost after following devil path.

Let me know. Your well wisher,

Thanks

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