Selecting for our dear sufi

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Dec 13, 2009 at 14:36

There is nothing more strange than the so called Sufi Islam as there is nothing mystic or spritual about islam and even muslims regard sufi muslims as heretics

>I am no more willing to abandon Islam

Look if you are looking for a religion that has great mystic and spritual traditions then Islam is not for you and as i wrote before even your masters the Arabs regard the so called Sufi Islam as no more than hartaqa and did you ask one of your Arab masters to tell you what this word really means or are you afraid to find out?Oh Sufi Islam? It is no more than gobbledygook nonsense

So here are other religions that have great mystical and spritual traditions:

1. You can revert to the religion of your Hindu ancestors and even your Allah would agree with me and for this see below but again Hinduism is far ahead of the drivel called Islam as people like you find it better to be told which hand to use when eating and which one to use when cleaning their rear ends

2. Buddhism? It is too sophisticated for the Muslim mind

3. Christianity has many great spritual and mystic traditions

4. Or you can combine traditions and enjoy the best of them but just abandon islam and start reading real books

Just abandon Islam and be free again and get rid of the religion and the imperialism of the Arabs

>as you are bent on describing it as a religion of the Hijazi.

But I'm not the one who says that Islam is the religion of the Hijazi Arabs only, it is your Allah as in

wa ma arsalna min rasulan ila bilisani qawmihi

These are not my words. These are the words of Allah the Arabian deity and the god of the Arabs so do you disagree with your allah?

So who was the rasul that was sent to your Hindu ancestors our dear sufi because he ain't muhammad

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