Arab land in the land of israel

Submitted by Sufi Imdad Ali Soomro (Pakistan), Aug 3, 2009 at 00:35

Dear Sir,

Neither Facts can not be distorted nor realities can be hidden. Jews craved for many centuries to get land in Palestine. British made a conspiracy (Belfore Declaration) to provide space to the Jews by weakling Muslims.

Once again you have taken light and narrow definition of word 'significant cause '. Actually , I meant if some one attack you , create hurdles or manhandle , in such conditions Islamic state not Muslims state ( not individuals) are allowed to declare Jihad , until evils are rooted out. In fact, there are differences on Fikh issues; however, no Muslim is allowed to kill another Muslim .

There is basic point that you people do not accept Muhammad (Peace Be upon Him) as Divine Apostle). However, we are bound by religious book to respect and accept all previous prophets. Jews were chosen nation but not for all ages. Their period is mentioned. When Jews disobey injunctions of Allah and killed innocent prophets, wrath of Allah did incur upon you. Jews were expelled from Holy city not by Muslims but by Christians. When Muslims advance towards Palestine, a key were handed over to the Caliph Omer and without blood shed city was conquered.

Not taught by Muhammad (PBUP) but by Allah.

History is replete with illustrations and conspiracies which Jews made. It was time that Jews were not allowed to trade in grain and food items. They were not allowed to wear common dresses. Such rules were adopted by West not Muslims.

We are facing problems created by you. But you people never blame your government why money, weapons and training were provided to young to fight for your cause. Your objects were achieved, you left Muslims in wilderness. It is your responsibility to make peace because US was a peace disturber.

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