Choudary
Reader comment on item: Valentine's Day in the Muslim World

Submitted by Gabby (Australia) (Australia), Feb 4, 2009 at 07:57

Islam is submission to some mans self proclaimed claim to prophethood whichc has never been proved

everyone should wear red on st valentines day so that we can show islamics that see we are people who D.i.L.L.I.G.A.F.?

sin?. Choudary....mental midget and would rather everyone have a miserable life like most islamists do, absence of real love and affection, romance and sensuality, he presumes to speak for God which is forbidden by God himself,obviously that man is a jerk and doesnt have the faintest idea that Hashem our God is a God of love, and that expression of love is a pure and wonderful thing of which Judeo Christians revel in, something rarely muslims do, proving that their allah is not the same God. That man is a poor excuse for a human being.

Personally I do enjoy fornication vain pillow talk, romance and sensuality and would rather be dead than have a life without such happiness in my heart and soul, am married and my husband would be dead if he ever came home on valentines day with out a red rose thats for sure. you see????

In Judeo Christian beliefs love is central to our believers and showing it is from what we have learned from Jesus- "They will know we are christians by our love". I believe the islamists are in for a rude shock if push comes to shove in future they will see that we will not be forced into submission unlike those in middle east.

Wear Red for Feb 14th!!!!! and ignore such mental abusers and such men into evil power and control over others, he speaks for noone but his own perverted beliefs, he doesnt speak for MY GOD HASHEM!!!!!

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