To JihadOnYou

Submitted by tariq (United Arab Emirates), Jan 23, 2006 at 07:15

the topic here is Jihad and out of 2053 words u wrote only 59 words on Jihad. and that also wrong. the rest of what u wrote, most of it are your opinions. There are many facts in ur comments, but some of most of them are misrepresented.

u wrote:"Now we have this Jihad... Jihad is to kill non-Muslims and don't say it isn't."

well it isnt. jihad means to strive, to work hard. not to kill non-muslims.
u justify urself by saying:"This is because this is a practice perpetrated by extremists, you must apply the meaning which is most prevalent."

any sane person would know that actions dont change meanings and that a principles of a religion comes from its book. In Islams case the book is Quran which says nowhere tht Jihad is to kill non-muslims. Also Quran is written in Arabic and in Arabic Jihad means to Strive.

In Christianity Pork and wine are Forbidden yet christians eat pork and drink wine. that doesnt mean that Christianity has changed. Its Rules are written in the Bibles

It doesnt matter what u think. the rules of a religion comes from its Holy Scriptures not from some atheist commenting on Danielpipes.org

Seems like u have no idea why some ppl hate Americans. its not they were born crazy, its just that some of americas foreign policies are taking away their rights and not treating them or their country properly. and instead of getting into a dialogue, both sides have resorted to violence.

And speaking of discrimination, you are not the only person who is being discriminated. ur fellow americans are very good discriminaters themselves.

And one last thing. Quran was not written by a man.

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