A death of a muslim. Congrats

Submitted by Ibrahim Mirzayev (Germany), May 25, 2012 at 04:08

*Facepalm* Phew, dear dhimmi no more. I think we have a cultural problem) I don't understand your sarcasm you don't understand my irony. The passage about communist and kafirs I wrote with a purpose to show you that we should concentrate our efforts. Well, but I learned that I'am kafir (wow!). Ok, no problem. Dear dhimmi no more, at the moment I am studying at Catholic University in Germany. And to say honestly, I don't think of my friends and colleagues as "kafirs". They are normal people just like me and everybody else.

Third time you don't answer my question. I didn't ask you what Allah or muslims think about Bible and Tora. I asked you: why is there a Bible and Tora exegetic?

Second "What gave you the impression that I'm interested in Biblical exegesis after all as per your Allah they are corrupted books right ... ?" What does this sentence mean? Words of "my Allah" convinced you that Bible and Tora are corrupt books? Look, I'm trying to understand your logic. Your sense of humor (unfortuntaely very poor) could not compensate that. So just answer my question.

Here is the link: xadis.ru. There you will find everything. In russian. Enjoy)

As to your words about me being kafir. You convinced me. Seriously! But I must say: you are wrong. I'm not a kafir. I'm christian. Look. There is a coin with a cross. It's a evidence! But there is more. Look at the article: "Puzzling verses about the "Night of Power" commemorating Muhammad's first revelation make sense when understood as describing Christmas". And this is just one quote from a book that shows us, Islam is built on Christian base. And there was no Muhammad, at least as he was described in muslim sources (which, as I know now were Christian). That's why you shouldn't call me kafir. I'm Christian.

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