Reply to "Islam Is the biggest terror religion "

Submitted by Mustafa (United Arab Emirates), Jan 25, 2009 at 03:48

Dear Mr Mousa,

Your comment shows how ignorant you are having raised in a middle east country was the great chance to understand Islam which you missed. May Allah give you the guidance and better understanding and tolerance to other religion. If some Muslim does some wrong this does not mean that the religion of Islam is Bad. If the above statement (which you claim) is right that any person's action will make any religion biggest terror religion, then the biggest terrorist in the world is "Hitler" who killed more than 1.5 million Jews which history ever witnessed. Now tell me whether Hitler was Muslim or Christian? If my above statement is true which is in deed correct, then everyone here should agree that The Christianity is the biggest terror Religion! To which I differ. I know No religion teaches this.

So I kindly request you to refrain with such statement and kindly advise you to read "Koran" the holy book of Muslim for better understanding and tolerance with other Religion. May Allah give you hidayah (True Guidance)

Submitted by Mousa (United States), Oct 20, 2008 at 13:14

As I grew up as a Catholic in Lebanon, and went through the civil war 1975-1989 Islam has no mercy nor Value for Christians or Jews. If your religion is Christian or you are Jewish it means that you are the ennemy for all muslims. Muslims objective is to convert all non-muslims to muslims otherwise with the sword. Once a muslim always a muslim, that was a saying announced by a hi muslim sheik (muslim priest) he was addressing the Jihad in Lebanon against the Christians and the Jews. Therefore beware America if Barak Hussein Obama "a muslim" if he will be elected as the president of the most powerful country in the world.

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