Mr. dhimmi you can refute even 2+2=4

Submitted by Masood (United States), Dec 25, 2008 at 23:33

Mr. dhimmi.. I believe if I keep proving 2+2=4, you will keep refuting it too. Because, you have to deny truth, no matter what is explained to you.

>>So what is my religion? All I'm asking you is to stop being a victim of Arabian imperialism and to reject Islam the religion that brutalized your Hindu ancestors and that the Qur'an a book that you cannot read in Arabic says that islam is the religion of the Hijazi Arabs only (Q14:4)<<

You are a kind of picky person with negative approach towards Islam. In Quran, God addresses so many times, Oh, human beings not Arabs but you do not like to read that.

Mr. dhimmi, answer reasonably. Please..

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http://www.islam-guide.com/frm-ch1-3.htm

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Mr. dhimmi I believe, you have never watched Mr. Shabbir Ally and Mr. Zakir Naik debating the greatest non-Muslims scholars.

I already knew you can not digest anybody converting to Islam to get rid of sinful and depressed life. For your information, Islam is the fastest growing religion and almost 20,000 Americans are converting to Islam each year.

- How could God bless Muslims all the Holy lands to populate?-How could Mohammad know the havocs of drinking, gambling, we are facing today?How could Mohammad practical life helpful for his followers throughout centuries?A Brief Illustrated Guide To Understanding Islam, Muslims, and the Quran-How could a small book like Quran talks about scientific facts to be discovered later in scientific age only ( like embryology, cosmology, about oceans, about clouds, mountains e.t.c.)?- How could a man deliver a book which has numerical order 19 as Bible has 7. If you take Bible as Holy book so why not Quran with more superior order 19?

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