Arabian said:
Hi every body
I wonder y every body is attacking the Islam and say it doesnÂ’t work with this time or why they always say that Muslims are ignorant and donÂ’t have mind to think with
Correct. All anyone has to do is look at Muslims around the world. Except for the few with oil money, they live exactly like they did in the time of Pbuh Mohammad. Islam has always been more interested in destroying the unbelievers of the earth than living like human beings.
1st some of u say that Islam is a cult and it doesnÂ’t use brains
u say that cult doesnÂ’t courage questioning ,, on the contrary Islam courage questioning , but in reasonable question our prophets ordered us to ask for education and learning tell the end of the world.
You say it best: "on the contrary Islam courage questioning , but in reasonable question our prophets ordered us ...."
In other words if you question the prophet Muhammad, you are not reasonable and therefore should have your head severed from your body. In other words, question nothing as Pbuh Muhammad has already given you the answers in Qur'an. What else is there to question?
Does the appearance care or tell what in your heart, that mean that the not good looking guy should die coz no one will talk to him
And am Muslim and I live in Egypt and I've never wear turbans " I think that there lots of thing u donÂ’t know about Arabian now coz of this silly advertisement that come on T.V"
So yor live in Egypt Mr. Arabian Muslim. Did you choose to vote for Mubarak for president of Egypt?
Here is the love of Muhammad in Qur'an:
Quran Sura 4:56--
(As for) those who disbelieve in Our Prophet, We shall make them enter fire; so oft as their skins are thoroughly burned, We will change them for other skins, that they may taste the chastisement; surely Allah is Mighty, Wise."
and Sura 22:19-22
But as for those who disbelieve, garments of fire will be cut out for them, boiling fluid will be poured down their heads. Whereby that which is in their bellies, and their skins too, will be melted; And for them are hooked rods of iron. Whenever, in their anguish, they would go forth from thence they are driven back therein and (it is said unto them): Taste the doom of burning.
This is your Islam love for the unbeliever creations of Allah. How nice for you who believe in Muhammad Pbuh but for all of mankind, the prophet had other plans.
And we donÂ’t call practitioners of Islam we called them Muslim or if u mean "alsheikh" (rabbi and priest's have a special uniform is all of Jewish or Christian wear like him)
Who cares what Muslim Clerics a or Mullahs wear on their bodies. They preach hate, death and destruction of ALL UNBELIEVERS in Allah.
Right we aren't now have lots of scientist as previous coz most of them travel abroad to get their chance to use the updated machine in their field or get some kind of partner ship, and some times if they refused to work in this country after finishing there partner ship they get killed like "Nabaweya Mousa" ,, I wont get through this
Why do Muslims who have any intelligence desire never to return to Islam? What is wrong with living among a religion of death and slaughter.
But this is the life ups and downs
This is NOT lifes up and downs but the fear of Islamic Mullahs deciding who shall live and who shall die. This Islam is EVIL in its purest form.
Ones we had the greatest scientist like as I said befire "Ebn khaldon "in sociality", Abou bakr al razy, Ebn sinai " in medicine" , Ebn albaitar" in pharmacy", Alkhwarezmy " in math", Ebn al haitham" in physics and he the one who invented the science optical"' Ebn Alnaphis the one who discovered the miner blood circuital"
Do you have any proof of these so called muslims scientists? No one has ever heard of them in the west or in any of the Muslim countries. Long before there was ONE MUSLIM on earth, all the things you mentioned were already discovered by UNBELIEVERS. Maybe you know something that NO ONE ELSE ON THE ENTIRE PLANET EARTH KNOWS......
Ebn batota "the greatest geography and the tradition of countries(traveling allover the world)" Ebn roshd , AlFaraby, Al Kondy, Al Khasaly'in philosophy" Gaber edn haian " in chemistry" , Muhammad ebn Senan Al Bantaly, Ebrahim al Zarqualy (Arzachel) "in astronomy " and finally Aledrisy " the 1st one who made a graph of the map of the whole world and the earth"
And Arab was the 1st one who invented the "0"
An Arab not invented the 0 but was one large ZERO himself. Everything else that you claim for Islam you cannot prove as there is no evidence of any Muslims inventing anything else.
And the books of these scientist is translated to thousand language and its still teaching tell now, And we have now Ahmed Zowail and he is Muslim
Show me one Muslim in the following list of those who actually were the inventors? JUST ONE....
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So when we hanged with our religion we made a great civilization but now unfortunate we arenÂ’t hanged well with our religion as previous and we "Muslims" arenÂ’t one country as previous This just a hint of what u assumed
The only Muslim Nobel Peace Prize winner is Chairman Yassar Arafat. A really great scientist thinker.
I think this religion u talk about is al Islam Lets give an example Lets take Spain or Andalusia previous it was destructed and it was living in ignorant and poor What Muslims made from it , it become the light of science in the whole Europe all people all over Europe was visiting it to see how beautiful it was and to get the science from it they were teaching student and make them travel allover the world to spread the learn they get , they wanted to spread culture and education allover the world this what our religion asked us to do spread peace and education , and read the history book if u donÂ’t believe me , and what the Europe done when they attack Andalusia they destroyed all this culture and transferred the greatest civilization to destructions and they didnÂ’t do this only (as we know Andalusia all religion lived in it "democracy") the Europe took all Muslims (even Spanish Muslims)who lived in Andalusia" even unarmed (normal citizen)" and harmed them badly then they killed them (the one who had a qur'an on his house was get killed) even more when British soldier came to Spain and saw the tools that the Muslims were humiliated and harmed by the Europe's they didnÂ’t believe that any one could bear such humiliated and harmed C what we done and what they done
Are you a comedian. You really think that Islam brought knowledge and learning and culture to anything but the graveyards of the world?
You have to believe everything you have been fed to you on the banks of the Nile River. A Nile crocodile must have swallowed your parents before you were born. A guess that is why you have swallowed all those Islamic fairtales.