dear Fraz

Submitted by Abdulhamid (United States), Feb 27, 2006 at 13:20

when islam was founded, the prophet (PBUH) and his followers did not attack others. after a few years the prophet and his followers were forced to leave mecca and move to meddina. before that, his followers were beaten and killed. he himself was subjected to harrasment and hate by those whom you said were living peacefully. after there were many people who have joined islam by their own will, the prophet fought against his enemies because they still wanted to wipe him and his followers off the face of the earth. he was defending himself and when he retook mecca, he ordered all muslims not hurt anyone who has went to a house and closed a door, who has entered a mousqe, and not to hurt women, children, and the elders. but only to fight those who intend to fight them.

now, if you are gonna talk about my prophet and my religion i suggest that you do some research before... because what u just said is purely idiotic, maybe that's just because you are living in an idiotic world. the only people that are suffering from hate are the moslims because people just wont give up to the idea that many moslims are very devoted to their religion. the only people who are hating are those who depict prophets as terrorists. muslims has never done so. not about jesus, not about moses, not about issac, or any other prophet. YOU KNOW WHY? because ISLAM, the religion you are hating on, had taught us to respect these religons. ISLAM teaches us day by day that two other religions, Christianity and Judaism, were once religions set up by ALLAH. so respect ISLAM becuase not matter what your religion is, it is being respected.

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