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Islam, we have met the enemy, and it is…Posted by gimpel on August 31, 2006 - 6:15 AM Well, the fascists among you. In yesterday’s Chronicle, Parvez Ahmed, Chairman of CAIR, wrote: Hmmm… couldn’t you have said, “…the Islamic fascists among us have drawn the ire of the American Muslim community?†He also blames terrorism on the “Tamil Tigers of Sri Lanka, a Marxist-Leninist group whose members are overwhelmingly Hindu.†Don’t worry, Mr. Ahmed. O.J. is hunting the Tamil Tigers. Funny how they don’t seem to get their name in the papers much. He finishes with: Yes, indeed. But how about using the word, fundamentally? To fundamentally dissociate Islam from terrorism. Fifth century men don’t seem to mix well with freedom. [8.12] When your Lord revealed to the angels: I am with you, therefore make firm those who believe. I will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve. Therefore strike off their heads and strike off every fingertip of them. [8.55] Surely the vilest of animals in Allah's sight are those who disbelieve, then they would not believe. Islam, heal thyself. Submitted by mgroothand on August 31, 2006 - 9:38 AM.
Islam, that "religion of peace", is surrounded and infiltrated by some of the vilest violence the world has ever known. Infidels are not only to be killed (if they don't convert) but tortured as well. Incidentally, an infidel is someone that does not adhere to the prevailing religion around them. That fact makes Muslims in America infidels. Submitted by FrozenOne on September 05, 2006 - 7:29 PM.
Your definition of an infidel, is not correct. As quoted from my good friend Merriam Webster. And I quote: infidel 1: one who is not a Christian or who opposes Christianity. 2 a: an unbeliever with respect to a particular religion b: one who ackowledges no religious belief 3 : disbeliever in something specified or understood-infidel adj. Unquote. Muslims believe in their religion and we believe in ours. Based on MW's definition how does that make either of us an infidel? Submitted by mgroothand on September 06, 2006 - 9:20 AM.
I'd heard the term "infidel" for many years and had a vague understanding of the meaning. When this term became more prevalent I looked it up in a dictionary, possibly not MW, (dictionaries also compete). I would not have intentionally misconstrued the interpretation. Suffice it to say that being an infidel in the eyes of Islam is not being a pleasant person. I suppose an infidel is not unlike being a heathen, allegedly not a pleasant person either. Note the PC.... Submitted by 4Him on August 31, 2006 - 10:22 AM.
How can we possibly "dissociate Islam from terrorism", when the terrorists are hollering that this is a "holy war" in the name of Allah? What needed to be said is that we don't need to associate every Muslim with terrorism. Why is it that the media never stands up for Christians? Christianity can get smeared all over the place and we are left to fend for ourselves. Submitted by mgroothand on August 31, 2006 - 12:00 PM.
In an earlier time Christianity was directly associated with terrorism. Then, more recently, Christians (for the most part) grew out of it. This left a void and Islamofascism gladly stepped in. Here is how Merriam-Webster defines Fascism: Christians in many Arab countries are left to fend for themselves or live their lives in secret. Here in America, thank God, Allah, Buddha, Visnu or whatever deity we can worship (or not) as we please. As far as the MSM covering such a story, don't hold your breath. That would be considered as pandering to Christians or worse yet, to American Patriotism. Submitted by imdstuf on September 06, 2006 - 10:38 AM.
Don't get all wrapped up blaming all Muslims for what a small percent did. Hitler convinced many Germans that we needed an Arian nation. They were going to exterminate the Jews. Most Christians know this to be wrong. Christianity does not equal Terrorism though, anymore than all of Islam does. Teachings from the Qu'ran and from their prophet Mohammed teach non-violence. Some are just radical. We need to deal with radicals, not all of Islam. Iraq was not the hot bed of the radical action unfortunately and we have wasted time and money there rather than finding and dealing with leaders of Al Queda. |
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