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Submitted by Kamath (Canada), Dec 30, 2005 at 14:33

I am told that it takes only a witness or two and uttering one's intention to become a Muslim. Very easy indeed! Just accept infalliability of Quran and the final prophethood of Mohammad. That is all.

Remember every Muslim quotes so liberally the Quranic quote," There is no compulsion in religion.." But getting out is a different story. The recent event shows that getting out of Islam is possible only in a coffin.

Kamath

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world-wide epidemic [285 words]Rebecca MouldsMar 18, 2008 10:14
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Dhimmitude and Oil [129 words]Linda HaslamJan 17, 2008 10:20
⇒ Freedom of Religion in Islam? [72 words]KamathDec 30, 2005 14:33
Muslim ... [32 words]CarebearJan 21, 2009 02:54
thanks [74 words]rachelle sternDec 30, 2005 10:47
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America need to stand up for what is right. [77 words]Mark GarretsonDec 28, 2005 21:35
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