islam not a religion of peace
Reader comment on item: Distinguishing between Islam and Islamism
in response to reader comment: you are absolutely wrong

Submitted by Nina Niazi (United Kingdom), Nov 15, 2007 at 06:39

Its funny because how you interpret ISLAM is totally different to how i look at it. First of all islam has injected some sort of brainwashing mechanism into muslim beleivers. Most muslims are brainwashed into thinking that there is some after life in which they beleive strongly that the present life is a trial in preparation for the next realm of existence.

The question of whether there is life after death does not fall under the jurisdiction of science, as science is concerned only with classification and analysis of sense data.

The Holy Koran is full of very unholy and terrorist ambitions, it is obviously not from God, as the Muslims would have us believe. Any sane individual can see that it is a journal and collection of a terrorists criminal activities and ideas. This terrorists name is Mohammed (popularly known as the prophet of Islam). During his lifetime, Mohammed organized at least 86 expeditions against people who either refused to follow his teachings or simply came in the way of his power crazed ambitions...

Christianity may have some implications in the Bible to kill the infidels(non-belivers) but everyone has the right to have their own opinion, and for me to say i dont believe in christianty does not mean i will be stoned to death. However if that is said to A muslim, i will be known as a kafir and be killed.

According to what i have read sir, mohammad was a wife beater, had 49 wives of which he had slept with all, and was also married to aisha (a 9 year old). Even in todays society that is known as paedophilic!

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