Out of reference quotes

Submitted by Dr. ANWAR UL HAQUE (Pakistan), Dec 31, 2011 at 17:03

Your quotes are totally misleading. If you are wearing colored glasses you will see the same color everywhere. If you plan to kill a prophet (PBUH) and try but failed then you can not skip the punishment what Allah (The God) has destined for such a heinous crime! For attempt to kill Jesus (PBUH), that grave punishment is due and will happen when Allah's appointed time will come. Prophet (PBUH) forgave his worst enemies even those who chew liver of his real uncle. At conquest of Makkah there was almost complete forgiveness for All. The word Muslim means One who obeys Allah. The word did not start with Muhammad (PBUH) .All true followers of Adam, Noah, Abraham, Ishmaeel, Isac, Jacob, Joseph, Moses David and Jesus were Muslims. One who does not obey Allah he can of course be stone heart whether by name he may be a Jew, Christian or so called Muslim. But please do not hold Islam responsible for the crimes prohibited by Islam (of Moses, Jesus or Muhammad) Ayats quoted are related o wars. In war a General will say shoot but that does not apply to peace time. When Muslims left Quran they went down the drain but again these are pseudo Muslims as by definition a Muslim can not leave Quran. By the way it is Quran and not koran. Quran is from word qra which means reading and aan refers to very frequent. And fact is that Quran is the most read book and only preserved book in its original language and still as fresh and as understandable as 1450 years back. This is a living miracle befitting to the last and the final messenger for entire world and for all time

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