Islam is the best religion

Submitted by Naureen (United Kingdom), Oct 9, 2009 at 02:27

Dearr Heather! I agree tha Prophet Muhammad(PBUH) had eleven wives,of which Hazrat Ayesha was the youngest one and she was the one who was virgin.If you think,he groomed a little girl for his lust,I strongly deny this thing.If you think in the right way, you will realize that Prophet Muhammad(PBUH) could be married any virgin woman then why he only married with divorced and widowed only.Because he wanted to set an example for his followers, he wanted to teach his people that divorced and widowed women also had a right of living a respectful life.And he did not mary anyone in the presence of his first wife.If it was lust, why did he refrain himself and what he had been waiting for.

I think you should read the quran.It certainly does not teach hatred and lust.If it was so, then every fourth individual inthis world would not be muslim.if it is so, there would be bloodshed everywhere because according to you prophet Muhammad(PBUH) was a blood thirsty and violent and so his followers will be.

If you think and see aorund the world, you will realize that the people who left the religion on the side are becoming wild and sometime there kids become victim of their lust. You know better that there are people ho kept their daughters and do sex with them.I know you will say they are animals but it is also lack of religious eduaction.

Lastly, I will say that Islam is the only religion which says that respect and believe the other religions and it never says that infidels are lowest. If it is so, It was not hard for HIM to finish them. But He loves HIS creature more than a mother loves her children.

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