The infamous ayat al-sayf and ayat al-jizya and violence in the Qur'an

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Dec 17, 2012 at 07:48

For the readers: It is either our dear abd el-rahman is reading a different Qur'an from the one that we kuffar read or he hopes that with his BS we kuffar will believe him and run to the next door Game3 run by lost tablighees and recite the shahada

The title of your comment "not starting war" is not enough I agree but since you are from the US let's say that some other country launched a strike to you homeland. Will you say that we should forgive them and move on and it was only one strike??? of course not and by all means you should defend your land or it will happen again and again.

No you are comparing apples and oranges here the Qur'an tells us that Kutiba 3alaykum al-qital and it does not say only if attacked the verse is very clear and also ayat al-sayf it is unconditional order to kill those who were smart enough not to believe your so called prophet and in ayat al-jizya it is unconditonal war against ahl al-kitab what ever that is and let us not forget the violent and despicable Q9:111

But you know what? You think that based on your claim that Allah tells people to defend themselves that the Copts in Egypt after all their country was invaded by your amsters the Arabs that they should carry arms and kick your likes out of Egypt and get you to move to al-Hijaz would that be right? it seems that you are saying that this would be OK

If I am to extract every verse of the Quran that commands us to show mercy, forgiveness and compassion it would take more than just this comment to present them for you and as it turns out you represent the misunderstanding of the western orientation

Can you give us some examples? Hint: al-nasikh wa al-mansukh

So I will be waiting for your answer with great anticipation and in the meantime get a job and improve the lot of your own poor people that live on $2 per day

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