for Apostate, PDM and Muhamad Ali reader on classical Islam.

Submitted by HARRAK (Canada), Feb 28, 2006 at 22:23

Like always starting with most civilized and ending up with the most vandalized,

Muhamad Ali, keep good comments with politness as always to give those vandals a lesson in structural behavior. From the comments, some people seem to have spent 90% of their childhood in day care. So we should consider a lack of parental care in that area and not reply back with insults.

Aposate, you nead to do some readings on Classical Islam to be able to know that your father Hurayra (abu hurayra) and the sources you quoted are not authentic to more than Half world Muslims. You are trying to paint all Muslims the same color. I guess you can do so as Shiite and Sunnites pray together in the same mosque. The thing we never see Catholics and Protestants do nor can the Mormons and so on do. So in this point Islam is more civilized that Christianity. The Wahabis are a British implanted sect.

Mostly intellectual and military terrorists whom the USA used to screw the USSR and ended up being screwed by. Wahabism is not popular nor accepted in any Muslim country but US sponsered Soudi regime where it is a state religion. So give your question to US officials my friend and leave Muslims alone. I do however recommand a book for you to enlighten your self and stop blabing:

Classified for beginner undergrads:
A Reader On Classical Islam
by F.E Peters
Princeton University Press,
Princeton New jersey

If you still suffer from the same intelectual impotence, let me know so I can perscribe you an easier reader.

PDM,you need to start using Colgate rather than AIM. Colgate will leave a better smell in your mouth. This way you can impress more girls. The way you talk my friend can not reach you down town. That means cheap talk (less than a fairy price).

Later,

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