Asim Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 Can you directly comment on this ( without being evasive ) ? : http://www.islam-qa.com/en/ref/34770/force It VERY CLEARLY answers your question. And by the way do you feel it justified within your personality that you have made up your mind against one religion on the base of few less than 0.1% out of context things and on the other hand simply ignoring and rather abusing the whole Islamic teachings where Quran and Islam teaches not only the Muslim but whole mankind about humanity, peace, love, global brotherhood, relations, human rights, morality, helping society, truth, ethics, justice, education etc etc, you ever read and appreciated that?
Asim Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 Can you directly comment on this ( without being evasive ) ? : http://www.islam-qa.com/en/ref/34770/force It VERY CLEARLY answers your question. and finally answer to your this and all similar questions by your own country fellow: 1Zw6s0LaMzA
achilles Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 Asim, I must give you credit for being a brave man and still hanging around in this thread. But you are unfortunately talking just like your leaders.... you play your game in circles, answer only the questions you feel comfortable doing and evading the rest with no logical reasoning.
Asim Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 @BossBhai: With that, I think enough on this topic, I tried most sincerely and respectfully to convey everything according to my best knowledge. I am sorry if any of my talk hurt your feelings. Just personally want to give you a message, hate is not the solution and that too hate for the reasons which happened before your and my birth time, it’s too sad that your hate is mostly based on the things which you never even witnessed in your lifetime. History is very important no doubt but we have to live in today not in history, can you or me play any role to change history? No? then why not try to make our present beautiful and peaceful so that when "today" is written as history for our coming generation, they could feel proud at. With this I will repeat the thing where it all started, I believe on Peace, love, respect, sincerity and to value whole humanity equally regardless of their nationality, country, race, religion and color and I am proud that Islam taught me all of this. God bless you.
King Tendulkar Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 and finally answer to your this and all similar questions by your own country fellow: 1Zw6s0LaMzA O dear the fact you listen and follow this chump on the video, really expalins a lot in your promotion of islkam and warped view. Particularly the obbsession with fastetst growing boasts and boasts of the one and only true religion. O well when one is brainwashed to think in a certain way then impossible to tak in sane way
achilles Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 I'm not even watching the video coz brainwashing is just not on.
ganeshran Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 Geeta (emanating from Mahabharata) is a work of fiction. The Sanatana Dharma doesn't prescribe an authoritative holy text to which one must abide by to be deemed a Hindu. I wouldn't even attempt to reason with you when you're so pitifully and wilfully ignorant to say that Geeta sanctions violence, and, worse, equate it with Jihad and Crusades. Jihad and Crusades aren't work of fiction unlike Geeta. They extracted a real and severe toll in terms of human lives and tribal cultures. Please have a clue before you spout nonsense again. You are confusing sanction of violence in religious texts with the actual violence carried out by its ignorant and deluded followers. Geeta, Bible and Quran all have given sanctions for violence. Hindus didnt use religious justification to carry out violence. Muslims and Christians did so in the Middle ages. Some Muslims do so till date. My point is that we shouldn't blame religion for its exploitation for vested interests. Religion in itself is just a set of ideas and philosophy to lead ones life. Islam and Christianity were born in circumstances of great strife and have been in conflict with each other since the middle ages. Hence the religious leaders of those times needed to fan communal passions in order to inspire men to give up their lives for religion. They perverted religion to serve their own interests. The gullible ones fell for it and continue to lead lives full of hatred. But the majority of followers simply continued to lead their lives without getting involved in violence. I dont like the innocent ones being branded as "evil" or the religion itself being blamed for actions of some.
ganeshran Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 It is baseless because Islam's sanctions are against the rest of humanity that doesnt subscribe to their God and their ways of worship whereas the ones from Bhagwad Geeta are to be fought against Adharma. The worst thing in your list is that of Sikh Gurus ... Sikhism wouldnt have arrived but for the attrocities of Guess who : Yep Islam. That right there is the biggest Irony and outright ludicrity of your statement. Read this carefully and let me know what you make out of it. It is an official fatwa from one of the previous Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia. http://www.islam-qa.com/en/ref/34770/force They are guilty by inaction (and not by association). You cant embark on things like 1947 and 1989/90 without the silent approval of vast majority of its followers. This has been the case world wide. The great country of Pakistan is a living example. The grand Mufti is another one of those guys who has interpreted the Quran to suit his agenda. This is another interpretation which says verses have been taken out of context - http://islam.about.com/od/terrorism/f/terrorism_verse.htm Saudi is home to one of the most intolerant versions of Islam - Wahabism. Its natural that their religious head follow the same. Can you show me a verse which calls for harm to innocent people?
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