Danish/American needs to calm down and take a breather ...

Submitted by ca (United Kingdom), Nov 30, 2006 at 16:57

the reason Muslims react and protest so fiercly when their religion is attacked is because of their love, respect and devotion to it. A christian, Jew, Hindu etc. wouldprobably not even contemplate dying for his religion or for his belief - wordly things are constantly spoken of but in reality you would never be without.

Muslims believe so strongly with love of Allah that the world does not matter, eveything is to one side and Allah is to another, our mums, dads, children nothing matters as much as Allah. This doesnt mean everything else is not important - of course they are but can never be a comparison to Allah - he created us and it is he who we shall return to .

therefore, when criticising you should think twice, you should not compare it to your own religious beliefs, yes christians dont make much a deal when Jesus is insulted- because in reality theyre a bit to busy with "wordly" things it does not hurt them much or insult them much but when a prophet is insulted it rips a muslims heart apart - a non believer can never understand.

in the west where "lovey - dovey" religions (not to say Islam isnt lovefull) is practiced, racism is immense, in Islam black, white whatever it doesnt matter, when muslims look at a black man or a white man they dont see his skin, only the fact that he is a brother - there is no discrimination - see, full of love! this is just one example , islam is love and peace - but only to those who want to understand - those that insist on being a slave to the devil by being such haters of Islam - then I saY God may hellp you on judgement day!

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