Nozzi: If no one can humiliate Allah what is your problem with what I write?

Submitted by Plato (India), Apr 20, 2009 at 08:59

Nozzi, you write:

>>Plato, you seem not to abuse Allah in the Muslims. From your written words, I guess you are not a real Muslim. No doubt how Muslim extremists behave, they will never humiliate Allah.<<

I have no clue what you are trying to say. Maybe you are trying to say that no one can humiliate Allah, which is stating the obvious.

>>You have a false thinking about Muslims and you have abused the book of Quran.<<

If one cannot humiliate Allah no matter what one does how can any abuse of the Koran have any effect?

>>We, moderate Muslims, meditate the Holy Quran differently from what you see in your point of view. You see one word, fight, in the Holy Quran and you conclude that Allah is violent and you institute false teaching about the Holy Quran.<<

If Allah is non-violent can you explain 008.067: PICKTHAL: It is not for any prophet to have captives until he hath made slaughter in the land. Ye desire the lure of this world and Allah desireth (for you) the Hereafter, and Allah is Mighty, Wise.

>> Many muslim extremists might have influence from your writing to cause violent and Allah forbids.<<

Muslims are not influenced by what I write. They are influenced by verses like 8:67 that I have quoted above.

>>A reasonable and justifiable Muslim that wishes to act rightly to Allah would not be cheated by you since they'll know that Allah is the Most Merciful.<<

If Allah is Most Merciful please explain verse 8:67

>>As Allah is the Most Merciful, we, muslims, will continue to show our good conduct that is accompanied with sharing good news about Allah from the Holy Quran to non-Muslims for their repentance.<<

What have got to repent about?

Regards

Plato

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