ramayan v quran

Submitted by surj (United Kingdom), May 20, 2007 at 19:49

" Muslims always keep in mind that one day they will die and they will have to answer to Allah."

May I ask how do you know you have to answer to Allah? Is there any proof?We believe in book of God, How do you know it is a book of God and is not writen by impostor.? Do you know how many wars/battles did MoHamAid(may piss be upon him) fight?Do you know how many people he personally beheaded? Would you also tell us please how many caravans did he looted and kept booty and slave girls for himself.

So Aamir Rizvi, now you answer me? who is brutal and criminal? Did you know that MoHamed married a 6 year old girl, so that makes your Prophet... ,Did he not also promise you Muslims rivers of wines and young boys in heaven? I always wonder how do the Muslims know they are going to heaven?.Tell us of one religious book which says you will get 72 virgins in heaven when you kill some one?."Ramayan and Gita which was written by Valmiki who himself was a criminal and brutal,so now you answer me, who is more brutal?" One who follows the book of God or the other who followed the book of criminal and robber.

By the way Valmiki only wrote Ramayan, not Gita,he had reformed when he wrote Ramayan. Not like MoHamAid who never reformed till his dying day, that is the reason you Muslims are what you are, because of Islam , please log on www.faithfreedom.org www.thererigionofpeace.com www.islam-watch.org you may learn something.

You Muslims have been lying to the non Muslims for centuries about your so called peaceful Religion, but no more , people all over the world are waking up to see. you can not fool them any more so please stop giving your stories. Ramayan and Gita does not make you suicide bombers , whereas Quran does.

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