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Originally posted by madnessinmysoul
Freedom_for_sum, do you believe that islam tells its followers to murder all non-muslims?
if so, i want to see your proof, where in the quran does it state to kill anyone that is not a muslim?
In a video of a sermon shown to jurors he called for the killing of Jews and said: “There is no drop of liquid as loved by Allah more than the the liquid of blood.”
In a private address to followers, Hamza, 47, said: “Fight and kill the infidels wherever you find them. Wherever you find them, the unbeliever is killed, take them and seize them. Any person who hinders Allah, this man must be eliminated because he is a menace. He should be killed.”
Originally posted by sacrifice
Just to add to Freedom_for_sum's post, the below is an interesting report on an ongoing trial.
In a video of a sermon shown to jurors he called for the killing of Jews and said: “There is no drop of liquid as loved by Allah more than the the liquid of blood.”
In a private address to followers, Hamza, 47, said: “Fight and kill the infidels wherever you find them. Wherever you find them, the unbeliever is killed, take them and seize them. Any person who hinders Allah, this man must be eliminated because he is a menace. He should be killed.”
Source: www.thesun.co.uk...
This seems to equate to 9 : 5 posted above, and shows that if a muslim is a fundamentalist (believes in the koran as it is written), then they must kill all those that are not muslims. It is the radical muslim that is at peace with other religion's, and at peace with the world.
As for Israel, they are only trying to protect the land that is theirs. Please show me whose land the Gaza and West bank was prior to the war.
Originally posted by madnessinmysoul
good point, how far back will we go in giving people's land back?
honestly, will we have to revert to individual nomadic tribes?
Originally posted by babloyi
Hello again Freedom! I thought I'd chip in and give madnessinmysoul a feeling of the otherside, for the sake of objectivity, what?
Originally posted by babloyi
BTW, what you posted are verses from the surahs not the surahs themselves ...
Originally posted by babloyi
I do however, agree with you that anyone wishing to study islam should go to the truest source- the quran itself. It is odd that you don't follow your own advice however, and take (as seen from this thread) the majority of your information on Islam from such sites as jihadwatch.com.
Originally posted by babloyi
I am, however, curious why you didn't even consider my (I believe very valid) explainations in the slightest, and continue upon exactly the same vein as before.
Originally posted by babloyi
Anyhow, here goes:
98:6
Read this surah completely. Read it upto the point you quoted even. It's talking about those who reject the truth, after seeing it. This means they are basically hypocrites. According to the Quran, they are the worst of created beings.
Originally posted by babloyi
8:12
Read this surah in completeness. Really. Heck, even just read the 12 lines upto 8:12. You'll see that these are instructions in case of war, not general instructions for everyday use.
Originally posted by babloyi
Actually, it seems like I do not really have enough time at the moment. I'd suggest actually reading the verses mentioned. I'll come in later and add to this.
Originally posted by Freedom_for_sum
I disagree. I get my info from many sources--including the Qur'an.
Originally posted by Freedom_for_sum
But since the attacks, I've been curious about what drives these so called "extremists" and how they justify their actions as being the "will of Allah?" It turns out that most of what they do are literally stated in the Qur'an.
Originally posted by Freedom_for_sum
Now you've stated here, and in other threads, that this behavior is un-Islamic and that my interpretation of the verses are incorrect. However, I would like to point out that it is not my interpretations, but rather, it is the way these fundamentalists interpret the verses. I am simply reporting on what's happening throughout the Islamic world, and other places, and showing where it's justified (from their perception).
Originally posted by Freedom_for_sum
The notion that these are a "tiny minority of misunderstanders of Islam" is false and dangerous. In fact, babloyi, you should be particularily alarmed as it is your "moderate views" of Islam that are under attack by these fundamentalists.
Originally posted by Freedom_for_sum
As I stated before: I have no personal stake in Islam. But you, and those like you Babloyi, do. It seems to me that I am not the threat to your beliefs. While your efforts here are recognised, I believe you, and moderates like yourself, need to confront those in your own communities who espouse fundamentalist Islamic beliefs in order to save your religion. I know for a fact that Pakistan is a breeding ground for fundamentalist Islam. It's all around you Babloyi.
Originally posted by Freedom_for_sum
I am not your enemy; and attempting to correct my perceptions of Islam here on ATS is fruitless. You need to confront the perceptions of fundamentalists.
Originally posted by babloyi
But that's my point, see? If you are going to go on an all-out direct attack on Islam as a whole, the only valid source you can use is the Quran.
Originally posted by babloyi
History is full of villians who used all at their disposal to further their needs.
Originally posted by babloyi
You cannot simply pick up a translation of the Quran, open to some random line, and take that line to heart. You have to read it properly.
Originally posted by babloyi
The Quran says that you cannot "transgress the limits". They want to kill children, non-combatants, innocents etc. The Quran says this is absolutely not allowed.
Originally posted by babloyi
I don't see it being false and dangerous. I also don't believe I have "moderate views" on anything. Islam itself is moderate. It is referred to as "The right path" and "The middle path". It dislikes that any should go to either extreme.
Originally posted by babloyi
Those like me? You mean muslims? Yes, I certainly have a personal stake in Islam. However, I am just here for education: to provide a (much lacked) view, and to see the other view. Islam will not suffer any more or less if me or you are lacking.
Originally posted by babloyi
I realise it is fruitless. I realised a long while back. You're not going to deviate one bit from your viewpoint, and debating on the internet in general is not the best way to prove a point. That is why I stopped posting in this thread. I just posted right now, as I said, as an alternative view for madness. Some of my own bias along with yours
Originally posted by babloyi
I gave the point about villians from the past as an example. I am not justifying anything anyone did. No need to put words in my mouth.
Originally posted by babloyi
At this point in time, I am talking about what YOU are saying and doing, not what extremists are saying and doing.
Originally posted by babloyi
YOU are most definitely attacking Islam, not as you claim, the extremists.
Originally posted by babloyi
Of course these extremists pose a threat to everyone. However, that doesn't mean you should lump all Muslims in with them.
Originally posted by babloyi
In fact, judging from my geographical position, and my work here, I'd say I am better positioned, and doing more for combatting extremism than mailing random sites...
Originally posted by babloyi
People all over the world are protesting against terrorists all the time. Nobody is keeping "mysteriously silent". The Imam giving the speech at this years Pilgrimage prayers asked Muslims all over the world to renounce terrorism and distance themselves from those methods.
"Oh, Muslim nation, there is a war against of our creed, against our culture under the pretext of fighting terrorism. We should stand firm and united in protecting our religion," he said, speaking at a mosque on the plain of Mount Arafat.
"Islam's enemies want to empty our religion from its contents and its meaning. But the soldiers of God will be victorious," said al-Sheik, the Saudi kingdom's top religious authority.
Originally posted by babloyi
None of what you said in the last paragraph is permitted in Islam.
Originally posted by Freedom_for_sum
Originally posted by babloyi
YOU are most definitely attacking Islam, not as you claim, the extremists.
Just so I understand you better: You don't believe "extremists" are "attacking" Islam?
Originally posted by babloyi
No need to put words in my mouth.
Originally posted by babloyi
Of course these extremists pose a threat to everyone. However, that doesn't mean you should lump all Muslims in with them.
Originally posted by Freedom_for_sum
You're not combatting extremism here. You're combatting me who is simply writing here what the "extremists" are doing. Why are you so incapable of looking into your own faith and finding fault?
Originally posted by babloyi
In fact, judging from my geographical position, and my work here, I'd say I am better positioned, and doing more for combatting extremism than mailing random sites...
Originally posted by Freedom_for_sum
Really?!? You are welcome (in fact being begged) to post those links here supporting your claim. Meanwhile; I offer this link
Originally posted by babloyi
Hahaha...you're doing it again-
Originally posted by babloyi
What do you do to combat extremism, Freedom? I mean, except fight people on a message board?
Originally posted by babloyi
I'd ask you to show me the fault in my religion, but apparently you'd just post more drivel from jihadwatch.
Originally posted by babloyi
I haven't seen anything you've posted so far that sways me. EVERYTIME you post a verse, I go look it up in the Quran, and the answer is right there- You're quoting out of context.
Originally posted by babloyi
People actually believe FOX?????
Here is a link
and Saudi Arabia's top cleric called for Islamic unity in the face of the West's war on Islam.
He urged Muslims to unite, return to the essence of Islam and shun terrorism as well as Western ideas aimed at destroying their religion under the guise of women's and human rights.
"Islam is being unjustly targeted through an effort to attribute the philosophy of terror to this religion."
"Oh, Muslim nation, there is a war against our creed, against our culture under the pretext of fighting terrorism. We should stand firm and united in protecting our religion," he said. "Islam's enemies want to empty our religion from its contents and its meaning," said Sheikh Abdul Aziz. "But the soldiers of God will be victorious," he said.
Originally posted by madnessinmysoul
do you see how it's NOT the religion, it's the economic factors?