You ask for proof, then ignore the answers

Submitted by Peter Hall (Australia), Nov 29, 2011 at 23:13

you said Slayhy,

Now that you had enough time to slander, cure Islam, Muhammad and the Holy Quran What has that to do with my evidence about Islamic domination of the slave trade for the last 1400 years? No comment at all Slayhy? I Asked you of a single example of a Islamic country forcing a Christian or Western country to outlaw slavery and you have not responded Slayhy?

I asked you about Saudi Arabia still having 350000 slaves in 1963? Even in the UAE slavery is alive and well. Been to the camel races lately? You said The only way to salvation is Islam, you are all doomed in the ressurection day if you keep you filthy sinister ways The filthy sinister way I have been talking about is slavery, and how Islam and Muslims have been the BIGGEST players in slavery for the last 1400 years So is the evil of slavery and this absolutely disgusting practice what you are referring to? Or are you going to denial that Islam and Muslim involvement for the last 1400 years has been a result of Mohammed's active participation in enslaving people, selling slaves and abusing slaves sexually encourages this practice amongst Muslims.

Well Slayhy? No response? Give a few verifiable facts as to why Muslims have not been the biggest proponents of slavery for the last 1400 years? Get off your soap box and confront the evil of slavery that Mohammed embraced so closely. How dare you try and tell me you moral compass needs redirecting where what you proposed as a perfect example is considered not only illegal, but highly immoral in most civilized countries. Until you start being honest in your comments here you will continue to be looked upon by the vast majority of readers here as a total joke.

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