Our dear Nura wrote this little gem

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), May 22, 2008 at 07:22

Our dear Nura ...wrote

> to be Another thing we should remember is that Muslims have already been through a Big Fitna.

Drivel

>The nationalisation of the people.

"nationalisation"? What on earth is this 'nationalisation of people"? and why would a girl from Ohio writes an s instead of a z in nationalization? You ain't no white woman from Ohio and you ain't American either

>The sickness of materialism,racism, shirk,ect.

Oh the shirk thing again. Then prove to us that there is really a deity called Allah. Hard and solid evidence.

>We must overcome these vices and return to our religion.The best preparation for Fitna/Jihad is not training with your hands, but the training of your hearts.

Drivel

>Increasing your Iman is what prepares Muslims for whatever trials are to come, and they are coming. Despite all the propaganda and lies, that this site supports, along with it's followers,

Islamic gobbledygook

>WE know the truth.

What truth? that Allah spoke to an Arabian warlord and caravan raider via an angel called Gabriel? or is it that the Qur'an a book that you cannot even read in Arabic is s confusing and confused book that is violent and full of hate? or is it that your Allah is insecure so to him shirk is the most significant sin in islam but not the killing of 3000 innocent victims that happen to be your own people our dear Nura? Remember 9/11 our dear Nura al-tablighee?

And why do you live in the US and why do you not move back to where you came from?

>We will not be fooled as so many has. That's all that matters!!!

I really pity you

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