ISLAM IS NOT BARBARIC!

Submitted by farheen shahid (Bahrain), Feb 4, 2010 at 11:39

first of all i give you the islamic greetings aasalamu-alikum(peace)........so that u get some peace of mind ........... you say that islam is barbaric...the meaning of barbaric is one who does not wear proper clothes and has lost his mental stability....which is not at all seen in islam.....we dress properly(men and women) so that we don't get raped like other non-islamic people who themselves expose themselves to get raped! as you know history says that in various religions like hinduism they used to kill females as soon as they were born,there was sati,shaving women's head off,dowry system n still there is female infenticides in south-east asia.....moreover in christianity they consider women as devil and the real reason behind original sin(dude adam was not that dum!) , pregnancy is a disgrace for women in the bible and vine is told to be a blessing....haw can vine be a blessing? people lose their control of mind and do stupid stuff! but islam says that women are the beauty of nature, eve is the mother of life for muslims, qur'an says that giving birth to 3 daughters gives you salvation , we treat women with care and drugs are prohibited as they make us act like idiots .......................we are not barbaric,,,,,,,you should know that by naw........... ......and we dont want to wipe off israilites we want to make them understand what they are doing is wrong...........it is written that muslims best friends are christians and enimies are jews.....we can see that well............ anywayz....hope u enjoy reading...........peace,blessings and mercy of ALLAH be on all of you!

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