More Taqiyya?

Submitted by Peter Hall (Australia), Dec 12, 2011 at 23:18

So now Slayhy, you are doing a back flip and have changed your story from the murderer was soooo scared of Mohammed's punishment, and how you went into great detail telling us of his fear, to the tried and true lie or it was a weak hadith? Do I have to remind you of your earlier excuse? Or was your earlier response a weak and unreliable response? Well Slayhy? Where does it say he was blind? Where does it say Mohammed was away? Or is that more Taqiyya?

Is that what you are trying to tell us now? Why not Blame the Israelis? Or The Americans? You seem to like doing that when you do not have a real answer.

It was written by MUSLIMS Slayhy, not by people who hate Islam, and the only weak headed person here is you for thinking your obvious lies will go unnoticed, the weak prey here is you.

If it is untrue why have Muslims repeated the story for centuries? You are trying to hide the fact that Mohammed did not punish the Murder of an unarmed woman in her sleep because he wanted her dead. That is the uncomfortable fact you have gone to great lengths to avoid.

What is does show is that no Hadiths are reliable and the Qu'ran is not reliable, you are totally uneducated about your own religion and its texts, when you are confronted with the evil acts of Mohammed recorded in your own religious texts, you go and search the web for a Muslim Apologist who has some lame excuse for weak headed fools like you to believe.

Try educating yourself Slayhy, why not read the following as a starting point.

http://www.studytoanswer.net/myths_ch1.html

Maybe the light will dawn and you will finally see what everybody else does ...

Educate yourself and stop being a puppet.

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