Misinformed

Submitted by Amin Refaat (United States), May 10, 2018 at 13:52

Dear dhimmi no more,

1. I'm afraid that you are misinformed just like the majority of so called Muslims these days. All neutral history books speak of the grace of Muhammad when he overtook Mecca. He gave strict instructions not to fight except in self defence. Then he told people of Mecca: "What do you think I am going to do to you? They replied: "A kind brother, son of a kind brother". Then he said: "Go, you are the free ones".

2. Quran is filled with verses of the free religion rule. They say everyone is free to believe or disbelieve, There is no compulsion in religion and so on.

3. Verses of the sword are limited to the time of Muhammad and after his death they became just a historical record but blood thirsty Wahhabis use them to manipulate their followers to become Jihadists.

4. First biography of Mohammad was written by Ibn Ishaq commissioned by the Abbasid Khalif who was a warrior, so Ibn Ishaq made Muhammad a warrior as well, which he was not. This first biography was the inspiration and reference for all those who wrote about Muhammad's history.

5. Those books became the mandate of Sunni Muslims or Mohammedans who are the majority of Muslims nowadays, they believe in what you said about killing non Muslims and having non Muslims as their enemies.

6. Mohammad established the frist civilized state in Medina where all people of different religions and ethnicity lived together in peace.

7. Real, Original, Quranic Islam is the religion of peace, equality and peaceful co-existence.

Finally: The only way to defuse the explosive Jihadi sleepers hiding everywhere waiting for their activation is to confront their false religions and return them to the real peaceful Islam which is the only true religion.

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