Message to Alia Robia and Hamza Yousif

Submitted by Ashoorina (Canada), Dec 16, 2004 at 15:32

I am a Christian from a Muslim country, and I read, write and speak Arabic language fluently. I was born and lived all my life there, and have thousands of experiences and stories with Muslims. (I have attached some examples in my next e-mail of these kind of stories which are going on nowadays in all Muslim countries.)

Dear Alia:
1- Hamza Yousif, if he is not an extremist Muslim, then he is an ignorant Muslim, because he does not know about all the facts of Islam and Qura'n.

I always wanted to suggest this to Mr. Hamza, oh, sorry, Shaikh Hamza Yousif;

Why don't you Shaikh Hamza go and live for few monthes in a Muslim country like Yemen, Pakistan, Bangladesh, or any other Muslim country, but on one condition, deny yourself as Hamza Yousif, or as a Christian from America (I still believe that you have a Christian soul inside you), go denied as a normal Muslim so nobody knows you, other wise, the Muslims will act and pretend very nicely in front of you, as they do in Europe, or any other non Muslim country, and then come back and tell us about Islam and Qura'n….!

If you Mr. Hamza Yousif, consider your self as a Moderate Muslim, then you better go and live in those Muslim countries and educate Muslims with the modern Islam that you have invented, instead of going to Spain, England, Danmark……etc.
I wish I could have your personal e-mail address, I always follow up your programs which I am not very happy with it.

2- you asked Mr. Pipes to read the translated Qura'n, I would tell him, unfortunately the translated one does not give all the right meanings of the original Arabic one, as you know in Arabic language you can give hundreds of meaning for the same word, so you can translate from Arabic the way you like to be.

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