to Naz: The capacity of religious organizations which attack Islam

Submitted by Nuray (Portugal), Dec 3, 2005 at 14:46

Dear Naz,

You wrote that
"Nuray: Dont argue with me. Argue with the pakistani economist of ... "
Why do you post someone else's report if you are not capable of defending it ?

Instead of referring others work, just use internet to judge the economic wealth of any country. It takes not more than 5 minutes. Anyone can understand easily. It is not a big deal. Thanks to internet.

You wrote that
"I am neither an economist nor a Phd, just a open minded person who can think with brain not heart."

How about "prejudice"? Don't you think that you have it? Brain is just like your hand that takes order from you. Being an objective or subjective person is your choice. Life would be so easy if we could use our brain only. Anyway, this is another issue.

Do you mean that We Muslims use our hearts but not our brains? You need to learn how to argue with others in kindness. This is necessary at every part of your life, at work, at social activities, at home everywhere. People always angry with others not because of what they say but how they say. At least you can learn this from Muslims.

History is full of cycles. There was ages Muslims were rich and more strong. Those days will come soon again. Muslims know this very well. They can't rely on petrol. They will work hard and get more strong economically and socially as being Muslim. 84% of Japan are Shinto and Buddhist. They didn't change their religions to become industrialized country. Why do Muslims do that? False logic.

I think this kind of topic is far beyond the capacity of religious organizations which attack Islam.
They can continue to argue their favourite subject that is personal life of Muhammed, peace upon him with us ( Why did He married Zaynab or Safia? Why did he attack Jewish tribes? etc. )

Nuray

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