Replay to nuray

Submitted by john (Pakistan), Nov 10, 2006 at 04:12

As described that no civilization can survive with fear or terror. but islam is only way that teach to its follower to ready for fight all time for allah. i would like to ask a question; all over the world muslimis are fighting for piece of land, is that cause of allah . can muslims live with peace in any country wherever thay are not in majority . when they will gain majority they can start (holy wars ) for piece of land to impose ridiculous islamic laws to surviews .

nuray, islam never teach to live with peace . i am 100% sure about muslims those are living in america and europe they not loyal to the their countries in which they are living . they are real threat to their national security because of commandments of allah. all christians believe in God creator of this great universe full with love and kindness and mercy . allah had no concern to JESUS . allah has concern with muhammad and osma bin ladan those working for his cause. muslims believe that there will be no peace until all the world turned to islam . in simple muslims are not ready to tolerate other religion. if islam is peace then what about suicide attacks and bomb blasts?. for whom they doing this ? who is giving them guarantee to go in heaven (marytr shaheed) absolulely allah. muslims start invasion to other countries in its early stage why?. only to spread islam by fear and sword . what about this slogan . convert to islam , or pay ransom (jazia), or ready for die . is this peace? this was good way of teaching of islam by threats. if some body refuses to pay gazia he will have to convert to islam or allah.

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