For mahfooz and Islam is not only the religion of the Arabs? You must be kidding! Arabian imperialism part trois!

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Oct 31, 2006 at 20:22

My dear mahfooz rabina yuhafizak al-Qur'an akthar wa akthar.

Islam is not the religion of the Arabs? You are only kidding yourself.

But wait: let us take the case of the Ramadan fasting. So your Allah or is it abul Qasim tells you that you must fast from sunrise to sunset. Right?

Let say that you, our dear mahfooz, live in the arctic. So during the summer months you will have a 24 hours of sun and in this case you will be fasting 24 hours per day for 30 days. Right? And with the Muslim lunar calendar you can also get Ramadan during the winter months and in this case you will not fast not a single day as there would be no sunlight. Right?

If so: Your Allah must only knew the climate of Arabia and had no clue about the arctic and in this case your Allah is only a local Arabian deity and Allah cannot be the God of those that live in the arctic, and therefore he is not the God of the universe.

And did you ever think why would your allah never mention anything about Hindus or Buddhists (two of the major religions on earth) but your allah babbles non stop about the Jews and Christians that resided in Arabia or so we are told. The only explanation here is that your allah if he is indeed a god is only a local Arabian God and this is why he had no clue about Hindus or Buddhists for this matter.

As for accusing anyone of racism: Muslims are not one race, therefore there is no such a thing as anti-Muslim racism.

But again like I said: you are out to spread a religion, Islam that is, that brutalized your ancestors. Shame.

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