no moderate muslim is a muslim

Submitted by SAJJAD Ali (Pakistan), Apr 30, 2009 at 03:39

i used to be a moderate muslim i used to drink eat pork gamble get laid do drugs and everything forbidden. there are a million "moderate" muslims like myself all over the world including in muslim countries. they are just muslims by name and may or may not believe in God. A muslim is one who worships God , observs fasting, pays charity tax, goes for pilgrimage, does not lie, does not use foul language, is usually patient, eats kosher/halal food, avoids alcohol, has sex with his wife, does good deeds, feeds the hungry, gives charity to the poor, takes care of an orphan.

a suicide bomber is not a muslim he is a brain washed idiot who has not read a single religious scripture who does not love God but loves the 70 virgin fairy tale that he has been lied about (not mentioned in the Book). Jihad(Holy war) is on the battle field with the Crusaders. Jihadi vs the Crusaders. not in the killing of innocent people. Religion is not the cause of destruction in the world brainwashed men are. sucide bombers are a problems to muslims themselves they are also killed by them. no one focuses on the possitive but only on the negative. when muslims discuss people in the west they dont start their conversations by calling them "those infidels or kafirs" we focus on their good points like their humanitarian efforts and their honesty and goodness. we too can focus on many negative points but then we would hate everyone in the world. A true muslim is one who if made fun of replies "peace" and smiles and walks away not one who puts a bomb around himself and runs into a crowd of innocent men women and children. May Allah sent His messenger/Prophet Jesus Christ soon to guide mankind out of darkness into the light and bring peace to this world. Amen

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