For Michel and plato's bogus claims

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Mar 2, 2007 at 19:45

do you know any history or anthropology among other things ? And it is very clear to me that you have lived a very sheltered life.

Muslims know enough about what islam is all about more than you can imagine. Those who attend Khutbat al-jum3a (oh I forgot that you do not know any Arabic but your Pakistani friends can tell you what this means... ) even if they do not read the Qur'an they will be listening to some Mullah or imam or shiekh al-jami3 spewing his hate of Jews and Christians and Hindus and women and declaring hijad on anything that is not Islamic, and still they do not have to read the Qur'an.

And do you know what? if Muslims know that you are not a Muslim they might not shake your hand as you are a nijis or unlcean! So are you a nijis our dear Michel? And you know what? They will be after you to convert you to the religion of the Arabs. See they do not even have to read the Qur'an.

And even if they read the Qur'an: the Qur'an is nothing but poor literarture anyway and if you think that is boring in English it is just as sordid and bad in Arabic. The Qur'an as literarture is no match to the likes of Homer, Virgil, the Bible, the Gita, the Tripitaka or even the Shahnemah.

And I bet you a buck or two when the mullah shouts: Jihad and get your 72 virgins or your ghulman (boys) in Allah's little heaven, Muslims will hear it loud and clear and line up to die "fi sabeel Allah" and get their virgins or the boys! And they still do not have to read the Qur'an.

Many Muslims are illiterate anyway and could this be the reason that they do not read the Qur'an? What do you think our dear Michel? , and many of them cannot read Arabic the language of the Qur'an like your friends the Pakistanis. So you claim here is just bogus

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