what is really al-jihad and our dear Esq

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jan 28, 2011 at 06:48

Our dear Esq whose Hindu ancestors were brutalized by Islam and now he is a follower of deen al-irhab wa rab al-irhab wa rasul al-irhab right our dear Esq? And what did we learn from this long winded post? Nothing. Let me help you our dear Esq if you let us say claim as you did that "millions were killed during the Arain heresy" then you must provide us with the evidence. Now do you get it ?

>True what Mr. Raeeve is referring to "Islamic violence of today"... how many Western countries today are occuping Islamic countries?

And you answer is?

>How many followers of Islam (of all sects) are being slaughtered under the guise of "suspected terrorists"?

And you answer is? and where is the evidence?

>How many millions of Muslims since last 12 years have been killed and their countries destroyed by the "civilized" "International communities"

How many?

>How easily and swiftly UN's resolutions are executed on Islamic world by the "international communities" vs around 65 UN's Security Council's resolutions passed against Israel

Really? where is the evidence?

>and every one of them ridiculed and degraded to calling them "none sense by Israel and vetoed by the US and the so called "international cimmunity" and rest of the mouth pieces of our good old USA?

Where is your evidence?

>A very few of these facts must open one's eyes to understand why so many Islamists put their lives on the line and fight for their rights.

Oh poor babies! We have mujahiduun and islamic irhab (terror) not because of us kuffar in the West but because you have the likes of the ugly ayat al-sayf and ayat al-irhab in the book of Arabian ignorance. I urge you to delete such violence in the Qur'an and let us see what happens

>What is the weapon of the supresed, depressed, hopless, and wronged people with no weapons, no political rights, no human rights, no one to address their greiviences etc. etc. etc.?

Oh balming the victims aka al-kuffar for the ills of islam and the islamic world

>One thing I learned: no religion is inherently fundamentalist.

You learned something?...

>Yet nearly all religions support fundamentalist sects.

Oh so it was "Christianity is violent" then you changed your mind and told us "all religions are violent" and now "nealry all religions are violent" You are and you must pardon me a demagogue

>Thus, to say Islam is inherently radical is nonsense.

Not true as was pointed out to you not just one time but several times and you could not even refute my claims about the source of violence in Islam and that is the Qur'an

>Such a statement would be nonsense in any era, despite the tendency of religion—like politics—to swing from the liberal to conservative and back in great arcs, comprising in the first instance decades, then centuries.

Then you are saying that islam has been and is now vioent again right our dear Esq the wannabe Arab?

>So let's just stop it;

Stop what?

>stop the rhetoric that Islam is jihad.

But it is your islamic sources that tell us in Arabic that jihad al-talab or offensive jihad is the 6th pillar of Islam and we are only telling you what your islamic sources are saying so if you do not like it then go and destroy such sources and good riddance

>Islam is jihad no more than Christianity is crusades.

Mr ignorant how many times do I have to tell you that there is nothing in the NT that is even close to the concept of jihad in the Qur'an so any Chrsitian violence was done despite of Christianity

>The tendency exists in the mix, but that in no way defines the religion itself.

Gobbledygook

Shame on you and your poor education.

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