Islam,the righteous religion

Submitted by Shahirah (Singapore), Aug 14, 2005 at 07:18

Islam never teach violence,in fact it discourages violence.I felt like crying reading all those things you guys say. Truth is, you don't know what's actually going on. Islam teach us not to criticise other religion,Islam teach us no violence,Islam teach men not to beat their wives no matter how terrible their mistakes,Islam teach us peace and help the disabled.....If you guys really think that Islam teach all those bad stuffs,then I suggest you guys read the Quran.The holy Quran teaches us all the correct things Islam supposed to be. And the holy Quran NEVER teach violence or anything bad at all.So please don't say anything bad about Islam if you don't know anything about it(If you insist,prove to me where in the holy Quran did it tell us to do such sinful things)....Since when did Islam say we have to do bad stuffs??Where did you get all that facts from??

One more thing,those who resolve to violence and do bad stuffs are those who are against the holy Quran.They claimed that they are Islam probably they wanted to contaminate this religion for some reasons but they don't deserve the title of Islam because whoever commit such big sins to give a bad name to their religion aren't Islam.How do you feel if I and so many others claim ourselves to be Christians and terrorised the whole world...maybe everyone will be against the religion Christian,isn't it??Tell me!Prophet Muhammad(SAW)'s really right,there will come this day when the world will go against Islam and it's happening.....which also meant that the world's going to perish soon...Hopefully,muslims who are faithful and follow the holy Quran and not Extremist who claim to be muslims will be out of this cruel treatment from the world soon...Insya-Allah

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