For Abdullah and Islam is not a violent religion? Really?

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 12, 2007 at 12:06

My dear abdullah I know my Arabic very well, and I can read the Qur'an in Arabic and I know the history of islam very well, and your rather patronizing remarks about us infidels not knowing very much about Islam is nothing but fantasy!

Let us take the case of the 9/11 atrocity committed by pious Muslims agaist infidels, your co-citizens that is. Logic dictates that there must be doctrines in islam that would urge the likes of Muhammad 3Atta to committ such atorcity period.

And you see my dear Abdullah: it is up to muslims to find these violent doctrines in Islam and do something about them. But what you have done so far is denied the obvious and to be honet with you no one believes your line of thinking anymore.

Did it ever cross your mind that more likely than not your ancestors were also the victims of 9/11 atrocity type of attacks and they were, more likely than not, brutlaized by Islam and by Muslims? Even the pagan Hijazi Arabs were told by Muhammad and his minions that unless they convert to islam they will be killed. Shame indeed.

Did you ever ask yourself as was pointed out by Sam Harris: How many jains crashed planes in tall buildings and in the pocess killing 3000 innocent victims?

Let me help you no Jain would do such a thing. Muslims will do that.

Your Allah tells you in Q9:29 to go out and fight ahl al-kitab for no reason at all! If this is not inciting violence by your Allah I have no idea what violence really is.

More likely than not, you ain't no Hijazi Arab and you are out to spread Arabian imperialism, that more likely than not brutlaized your ancestors. Shame.

As for muhammad 3Atta do you think he is enjoying the ghulman (boys of islamic heaven) in your Allah's funny paradise as he was not very much into virgins?

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