Kasim, really Islam is different

Submitted by truth_finder (India), Jan 1, 2007 at 04:48

Kasim, your comments are from the ignorance of Islamic History. Islam spread not because of spirituality but because of sword . Take the history of Indian subcontinent. You can see several blood baths from the muslims to get the followers. Head taxes, oppression, threat , demolition of religious places, conversion of religious places to mosques were some of the methods used by the 'Peaceful' muslim rulers to spread Islam.

Turkey had 40% christians in 1914 . Now only less than 0.5% . Kasim, what happened to them? Oh! I forgot the bliss of Islam helped them to become Muslims!

How the west is oppossing/preventing the development of Albania? Can you give some examples? . Instead can not you see the fact that the religion of Albania is opposing its development? . (Albania is not developed . Albania is muslim country . All other European countries are developed . All other european countries are not Muslim .ie Muslims are not development oriented. Is not this the correct reasoning?).

Kasim what bliss you are seeing in Muslims . If the chance to marry 4? ( it is ridiculous that the followers are allowed only 4 wives , when the messenger had 13, including the 6 year old baby and the wife of his foster son. Can you believe a religious person who is telling that 'dont be like me'?) or the 'fantastic' tratment towards women? or the XXX rated Jinnath ? or The proclammation to kill all non muslims until they give head tax in submission? .

Dear Kasim dont try to deceive yourself . Read Koran, Hadiths, Tabari and think with your sense. Then tell me about your peaceful Islam.

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