dear brothers and sisters in humanity ..plz read it

Submitted by zuhaib (India), Jul 22, 2011 at 14:05

1st q.- you just said that humans are prone to error so they can not copy quran correctly...brother how can mythologists,historians able to say that such n such thing is an antique piece and belongs to the era before jesus(peace be upon him)...why do you believe them then..those people who copied the quran loved it more than their lives...they cared for it ...

2nd q.- you could not deny the statement that muslim women were the first one to be given rights.....as far as this age is concerned then if using women as eyeball grabbing market strategies is a right and liberty then i am sorry we dont agree.

3rd q.-"We all know what happens under Sharia when a Muslim woman is raped. She must prove it with no fewer than 3 sources. A man can basically get away with rape and then the victim's own family will probably murder her to protect the 'family honor'." you wrote this but this is not correct...a lie...

4th query- quran and hadith of prophet can be translated in other languages...they are easily available..

5th problem- yes everyone for allah is equal except those who are pious....women sitting on other sides in mosques besides a sheet wall can be more pious than men....this sheet partition in mosques does not display partiality but it is just to segregate men and women.....intermingling of sexes leads to attraction with unknown people...which further sometimes may lead to friendship which further leads a few times to sex outside marrriage....causing divorces,destabilization of homes.....after all islam wants that such things shud never happen...prevention is better than cure...you see

6th q.- no such partiality with a blind,deaf,dumb man.....i would not only shake a person's left hand ..i will hug him too

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