Bi idhin Allah , Insha' Allah ! Moslems confess...

Submitted by Ianus (Poland), Dec 18, 2006 at 13:43

Hey, dhimmi no more!

I love your posts. You could make Allah nervous with your knowledge of the Meccan dialect. ;) Where did you learn Allah's slang so well ?

> Hi Ianus you wrote:

>> "dear Susan you wrote: Oh I see when you steal from Jews and pagans you call it "commerce"....right..Or rather "Allah's will"

> You are almost there. Good Muslims before doing the looting (al-ghanima being looted form those nasty infidels) must say first: "bi idhin Allah" and "Insha' Allah" and then do the stealing.

This must be quite a popular phrase in daily Moslem life. Useful both for moderate and extreme Moslems to get rid of fear to lose one's hand. Moslems confess :

http://whyislam.org/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=1154

"How are the masjids by you? Are the children out of control? Are the mothers repremanding them? Do they walk on your head while your trying to pray? Do you have to watch your bag and even your shoes so that they dont get stolen? (...) I had to say something, because my brother went to the masjid and after making wudu he left his watch and someone took it and didnt return it, another brother wore a new pair of shoes and had to go home with slippers from the masjid because someone took his shoes."

"What do you do when you see this person only during the month of Ramadan and you see them demanding that you give them Zadakah? Then you see them looking around and not praying and when you finish your bag is gone."

"Yeah i agree,i remember once i left my schoolbag IN the mosque,IN the women's area,IN a safe hidin' place (the showers!!!!! ) & somebody STILL found it,rooted thru it & stole my pencil case!!!

Just like 2 mention,b4 i go,dat d Mosque Shop got broken in2 (in d middle of d nite) by dese 2 guys-maybe 2 years older dan me-but dey got caught,& i think d cops were called....

Worst thing about it tho...

is dat d 2 thieves were Muslim!!!!"

" This is the case everywhere. Whether in Islamic countries or not. Over here in Pakistan they have started a shoe collection system in bigger mosques so that your shoes dont get stolen".

"You cannot imagine my dissappointment in these "Muslims" when my uncles called from Hajj saying their bags had been stolen."

"I'm aware of the fact that things are stolen from the masjids specially places like NYC"

"Please forgive me for going on like this but this is what is going on during Ramadan, a time when the shaitan is chained down, and the doors of the Jennah are open and the doors of the Jehenam are closed."

"I am very hurt, sad and angry, because all of this happened and you know what I couldnt even break my fast there, masha Allah. I said something and I was looked at like I was creating the fitnah."

But the reason for all of that is very simple !

"we have the QURAN and the sad part about it is there is more non muslims reading it than there are muslims"

> Well after all Allah and his rasul (see Surat al-anfal Q8:1) get 1/5 of the loot (see also Malik's "Kitab al-Jihad").

Referring to the conquest of the Khaibar oasis the Russian author ,O.G. Bolshakov in his "History of the Caliphate" , v.1 Islam in Arabia , Moscow 1989 , p.149, points out : "The income of haft the oasis was distributed among 1400 people while the other half went to 40 -50 relatives and closest friends of Muhammad , preferably to his wives (...)in other words 120 soldiers got as much as Aisha did and the part given to all the wives of Muhammad amounted to that of 540 soldiers." What a remarkable spirit of unbiased equality, brotherhood and justicee shown by the supreme paragon of all virtue , the perfect man , free from all sin , Allah's rascal Muhamamd ibn Abdallah!

>So much for the God of the universe and his rasul the caravan raider and Arabian war lord.

Well said, dhimmi no more!

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