@qadri...

Submitted by almighty (India), Jul 18, 2010 at 01:50

qadari sahab try to under stand the concept of god... its because of out of fear ppl way back during civilization acdepted supernatural power as god.... they worshiped natural environment( varuna,Agni..water etc...) which is still accepted in hinduism as natural... and it is suppose to be .. u can apply any rationale... but how can u follow a men who one day wake up and tell u guys that god has spoken to him in some code words and mohhamad sahab translated it into arabic??? i dint know( offcourse u too dont know) that God to has language that can be immediately translated into arabic....if god is only your allah... y all ppl around the globe did not know about him till muslim foreced ppl to convert and accept it (ppl were never inclined towards islam.... all u see is forcible conversion... find any guys in pakistan .. to india... most of them will have hindu initials... ( butt-bhatt,rana..chaudhary...pandit...rao...etc).. they dont exist in arabia where islam started.... and wat did mohhamad sahab practiced before he preached his own findings....???? mankind has evolved because whenever they struggled with life they stared finding their own ways.... however wrong it may be.... and above all man is not completey rational... he will always have some interests.... watever he does... is for his own good first then rest.... ... so How Can a single Man mohhamad be right all the time...... modern day ghandhi has done far gr8r job to man kind by practicing non violance... then Ur Jihad.( though it is supposed to be against oneself for bettetment... god knows how it can be against Hindus.... and christians...)

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