wrong concepts

Submitted by taweezy (United Kingdom), Sep 14, 2006 at 20:47

dis goes to all muslims and non-muslims. Some muslims in here are bragging about conquering USA nd UK. Why in hell will de do dis, 1st off muslims should take care of their own business. Let some Christians, and jews hate Muslims, that does not change a thing. it has been like this for centuries. They have been given a reason to hate after 9/11, de hated muslims a lot more before that.

U talk about Jihad without even knowing the real meaning, it means 'struggle' not offense or defence none of dat. Nowhere in da Quran does it say that harming people for any reason is right. Only when someone threatens ur existence u hav the right to do what you want. And all the non-muslims in here especially Christians, where does your hatred towards Muslims come from, it sure aint a religious thing, i mean you do have a just cause to hate jews but why muslims? Many muslims also got killed in 9/11 and the london bombings. 90 percent of the muslims worldwide dont approve of any fundamentalism.

Religion is a personal thing everybody please try to keep it that way the world will prove to be a better place. Err body'z talkin bout muslim terrorist, no body wanna talk abt muslim doctors, lawers, bankers and all dat and believe me you ve got a lot of dem around awl da hatin cudnt keep em down.

I am Muslim, one of ma best friend is Christian and the other one is Hindu, i am a jazz musician, i pray five times a day too, i study at uni, ami a terrorist? Stop all this hatin and open your eyes err body and all you muslims stop givin the religion a bad name by talkin bout takin over US and Europe and tell people bout da real Islam the one that has led all the people to convert. dats wut this room is all about. Learn about each other instead of sayin hateful things.

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