Respose to commenter Don Castella

Submitted by Nadeem Butt (United States), Feb 28, 2005 at 20:38

Strange!
What is objectionable here? To uproot the anarchists or to give them a warning that if you do not stop your activities that cause anarchy in the sociaty, you will face the consequences?
Every Government does the same. What plan you have for the anarchists?

Here is another point to note. If you are a hypocrite and think and wish bad about others it is tolerable but if your bad wishes have started turning into bad actions that disturb the sociaty, you should expect to face the music.

Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be On Him) always forgave even his worst personal enemies. He had to punish some social or national enemies but that was based on justice. Still whoever sought forgiveness and mercy, he was provided with the same. Also He had to fight but always to defend his people, when he had no other choice left. He never wished any harm to anybody.

The author of "prophet of doom" presents the events just in a partial and screwed up manner that show his lake of knowledge and his one sidedness, so its not worthy to pay any attention.

Also we see around, lots of objections on the muslims. That's ok! I also do the same occassionally. It 's basically because most of them are proud and non-Godfearing. They are muslims at mind but no at soul. They act only the part of the religion that suits there wishes. That's why they don't have weight in there words. But there are some whose words and act both carry weight, (I am talking about Ahmadi Muslims) and they welcome aurguments on Islam not on "proud or astayed muslims".

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