my reply to all who are saying jihaad is "struggle"

Submitted by Mr.X (Lebanon), Dec 24, 2005 at 12:57

read the hadiths said by Muhammad here :
http://www.usc.edu/dept/MSA/fundamentals/hadithsunnah/bukhari/052.sbt.html#004.052.220

and let s see if jihad is a struggle or war

Even if the arabic definition of jihaad is struggle this doesnt mean that Muhammad 's definition of jihaad is struggle .
Anyways if the rocky-brains still insist that it means struggle SO BE IT , it 's STRUGGLE !!! Struggle in reaching high score in killing no-muslims , struggling in raping women , struggling in taking war booties , struggling in capturing children and women as slaves , struggling in raping women , struggling in cuting necks and breaking nails of fingers , struggling with the sword , struggling in humilating no-muslims , struggling in assissination old poets while sleeping.....

Struggle in the name of GOd !! Struggle? what an easy tiny word to say!

imaginary conversation of my own :

jew or no-muslim Child crying : " Why you killed my father and my big brother ??"

the "merciful" Muhammad : "Don't cry my poor child , they were victims of a struggle in name of Allah and my men will be rewarded for doing this "

jew or no-muslim Child crying : " if you are really prophet of God why God didn't showed them light from sky or miracle and convince them to become muslims instead of killing them like God did with Joseph and Moses and like all other Prophets ?? "

the "merciful" Muhammad : Hsshhh stop crying !!! My miracles are the amazing verses I saying !!!

jew or no-muslim Child crying : this not proof ....uhhhh ( crying ) my father the poet was also good in inventing amazing books of verses without error and with same rythm ...

the "merciful" Muhammad : Silence .....Ohhh you think and talk like a man more like a child maybe i should killed you with the other men of you tribe :D !

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