here we go again

Submitted by Hindu4Life (United Kingdom), Aug 6, 2010 at 17:10

Hi Ayshe,

I am as you guessed, a hindu, and for one think your attitude is ... Not because you claim Allah to be the one true god, that is a right you have, but because you quite intentionally push this view onto others without thinking, and more important actual proof.

And more over you use extracts that go against everything islam stands for. My example is this, you wrote:

In the name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate.
Say (O Muhammad) He is God the One God, the Everlasting Refuge, who has not begotten, nor has been begotten, and equal to Him is not anyone.

This its very self goes against islam teaching, why becuase the above quote implies that Muhammad is God.

I have two examples that based on your quote mean anyone who believes in the above quote will never go to heaven.

1) [39:65] of the Qur'an says the following "Belief in God includes the understanding that He alone is worthy of worship". But accepting that your quote is true, you are going against this Qur'anic quote.

2) [72:18] of the Qur'an say the "The places of worship belong to GOD; do not call on anyone else beside GOD". For any Muslims or Non-Muslim who should even mention the Name Abraham, Muhammad or Ali within the boundries of a Masjid, they have committed the gravest of sins by going again the above verse.

Lets just say i could on and on and on, but wont because firstly i dont need to prove anything, secondly because i would rather pray to my god, and last but by no means least. I cant be asked dealing with people like you, who as a Muslim misquotes things and quite obviously go against the Qur'an

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