i think fatima you are wrong

Submitted by mohammad waqas raja (Pakistan), Jan 16, 2008 at 02:53

fatima i think you are wrong when you say that you find hatred in Holy Quran and found statements of love in bible.

why i think like that is due to many logical reasons

first is that Quran is not a book of fantasy, its a complete code of life which tells the reader how God had treated people in the past when they do not acted upon what his messengers have told them. the reason why God explained all these events is that God wants people to know what happen to ones who go beyond the boundaries of God .

Secondly, the events of people who will go to hell fire and other events explained in the Holy Quran are also there to let people know that this life is a test for the eternal life which has no ending, so statements of love can never lead people to act in the right way, and when most christian people say that crist died due to sin of people. thats illogical, every one who had a brain know that its totally unethical and impractical to say that a certain person commits a sin and the other will die or get punished due to that sin . so just few statements of non practical love can not make bible better, then Quran that is not even a criteria to judge what is right or wrong .

thirdly, in Holy Quran you must have found lots of events explained by God to the people where God explained how he had given lots and unnumerable blessing to the people , how they shold live with each other , how they should treat the orphans and poor , how a lady should be treated in islam , what are the duties of men , women , leaders etc in Islam etc.

in short, i want to say please study Islam from all practical issues in this life and the hereafter, you will find Quran be the best in all.

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