Islam And Truth

Submitted by Siddhartha chatterjee (India), Sep 7, 2009 at 06:09

Dear sir ,

You are a great person I know .You are a judge next to Allah .As I am a very insignificant human being ,don't know whether I am right or wrong . Still I have some question in my mind, and I would like to give some suggestions to you .

1) English is not our mother language so making mistake is natural.

2) As you are a judge you are intelligent enough to understand the motto of the articles , which was written by Haji Jahangir Alam .

3) I agree that you are a Judge but we are the illiterate people and we don't know English much .So we always expect the support on behalf of truth .

4) As you are a Muslim and also a Judge accepting the truth should be your ideology. Instead of appreciating the truth which Mr Jahangir Alam has raised in his articles, you are ignoring it .

5) Artificial praise is not the way of prosperity. Self investigation is the only way to prosperity which we though being illiterate yet understand.

6) As you are a learned person I can expect a little support for the truth from your side . For your kind information raising questions against grammar and language is a way of ignoring the truth which I found on your attitude .

7) This is the way Muslim now a days are trying to condemn or ignoring or hiding the truth.

8) If you are a true believer of Allah then you don't have any right to deny the truth which is proved naturally .

9) Least but not last ,With my very little knowledge I realize that you are trying to Misguide the people who arises questions against Islam .

Thanking you with best regard

And God bless You

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