Bad Muslims, Good Muslims

Submitted by TruthWFree (United States), May 20, 2010 at 23:27

Invisible,

Get a copy of the Quran and read it. Bad Muslims follow the violent verses in the Quran against the unbelievers (you and me), like slay and fight until we are subdued and not to make friends with us (Sura 9-5, 9-29, and 5-51 plus others over 100). Does that sould like respect for other people and their religions?

Good Muslims, I don't know if they believe the violent verses in the Quran or not, but they must (believe) because when a terrorist act occurs, they say Islam is a peaceful religion (NOT). They can't speak out against the Bad Muslims for fear of death or because they know the violence in the Quran that supports the Bad Muslims is there and its from Allah. Maybe they aren't committed enough to become terrorists and become martyrs. They can't dump their religion for fear of death for apostacy if they wanted to. Some have left (Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Mark Gabriel, Wafa Sultan, Walid Shoebat, Nonie Darwish, Ali Sina (Faithfreedom.org), and many others even under threat of death (Google these people to learn their stories).

Robert Spencer has an excellent book, "The Truth About Muhammad" and others that will help you understand Good Muslim/Bad Muslim and why they believe what they believe.

One cannot look into a Muslim's heart and determine if he is "Good" or "Bad". All we do know is that he subscribes to this Islamic religion/ideology that calls for violence against us (non believers). That makes it kinda hard to say what percentage are "Good" and what percentage are "Bad". I wonder how many unbelievers would have judged Nidal hassan a "Good" Muslim before he decided to follow his Quran and killed 13 of our men and women at Ft. Hood?

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