Islam means peace our dear and beautiful Anne A.

Submitted by Ali bro (Saudi Arabia), Jul 1, 2009 at 04:44

Firstly, don't be narrow minded as well as don't look on the people' saying that they are muslims but they are doing things forbidden in Islam.

secondly, Islam never taught bad (qur'an) don't just read only one verse to make you confuse as you've read in the qur'an "that when muhammad encounter the infidels strikes off their heads" that is depends upon the situation, this means in the batle field.but not everywhere.

thirdly, you can't base anymore in the bible, bcoz bible is passaway, there is no original bible nowadays to lean on to your belief as christian, bible means "collection of unknown author books" but we muslim believes that there were rebelations of God to his previuos prophets and the is the Qur'an, so all we have to do is that we have to accept Islam as a way of our lives, if we want to save from the hell blazing fire in the hereafter, enter to the religion of Islam.

fourthly, remember the story of prophet noah, the people who never believed him drowned by the flood and the people believed him saved from the flood as of nowadays if ever you you don't follow the teachings of Islam, if ever you don't believe and follow the last prophet and that you disobey god(Allah) and you will be drowned but not throu flood but throu the blazing hell-fire in the next life.

fifthly, just believe and do what's your part, perform 5x daily prayer, just use our common sense, is god(Allah) likes to save the people of worship once aweek (during sunday only as christians) or the people of worship 5x daily? what do you think?

thanks and bye, Ali bro

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