Lack of knowledge is your problem

Submitted by Amir Shoushaa (Egypt), May 2, 2006 at 19:21

Vigilante, I would like to reply in 3 main points:

1st If any one believe in God, should spend his/her life honestly defending him, not to leave people use his name to fool around. For Muslems, it is their right to be that keen on their own beliefs, they do not ask for more than respect to their religion. If christians have the solid belief as well, they would fight against whoever fool around with their names and signs. I doubt that most of christians "by name" have the real knowledge about Islam, or even their own religion. This is why they do not fight against sataists for example.

2.If you know why we are living for you would know who you should be loyal to, God or Devil. God created devil of a reason, to examine people in life "which is limited" to know who deserves to live in paradise or hell after death. It is not a matter of gambling, but God gave us all signes, religions, and evidances in order to think. Don't you see God creation? "Stars, moon, suns, oceans, seas, mountains, creations, and natural" don't you think that heaven would be a million times better? That will be everlasting. Do you risk yourself with instant pleasure by doing evil things? I am quite sure that even if you did that evil things, you will never feel happy though.

3.I am sure that your problem, and others, is the lack of knowledge about why we are here, what are the religions, prophets, and God miracles. Why don't you bare yourself the effort to read about islam, instead of listening from others who would be favoring any other religion. Muslems do not fight others, they are very peaceful, but when it comes to Allah, they would spent their souls to aid God. This is the deep belief that came from knowledge and assure.

I hope you read more, inreich your knowledge and

BR.

Amir

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