islam is innocent

Submitted by randa ali (Egypt), Nov 3, 2005 at 10:05

im muslim. i'm proud of being muslim, one of non arab muslims he was french i think, he said after becoming muslim and declaring his islam that he thank god that he knew islam before he knew muslims of today. unforunately muslims of today are not true muslims as real islam is, if u read carefully in holy QURAN and SERA (story of prophet mohamed pbuh and his fellows ) in early days of islam.

you will agree that islam never invite and encourage to killing people and especailly the innocent, the only indication of fight and jihad is defence against others who may threaten muslims land or religion, you see defence is just defence even in early islam time when muslims were trying to tell people about islam which was at that time unallowed, any chance they had to do peace treaty instead of war they would take that chance and those peace treaties were documented in history and every treaty was never betrayed by muslims in every single time,they would keep their promises and fulfill god's orders of peace , instead the other partner of the treaty, whether jews or arab non muslims, at that time betrayed their word.

believe me i'm not trying to defend anyone. i'm trying to ask every reader to check the QURAN and SERA then think with logic and you'll find out the truth yourself.

peace and blessing be upon you.(this is islam taheya,when two people meet they say to each other peace and blessing be upon you ,like when people in the rest of the world say hi or hello ,

so how come the religion whose welcoming word is peace 'll provoke terrorism, islam is innocent of those terrorists who claim being muslims.

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