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Earlbird, it's nice to see someone esle who understands
Reader comment on item: Civil war likely in Iraq: Pipes
in response to reader comment: To Harrak, Mu'een and Bader Islam is a religion of Peace

Submitted by Jason (United States), Mar 16, 2006 at 13:09

Earlbird said:
"But Islam, as practiced in Islam dominated societies, as you know, goes far, far beyond that. Women are little more than men's property."

BINGO!!!!!

Unfortunarely for Harrak and his kind, more and more of us in the West now understand the difference between the Islam taught in the Koran, and the Islam practiced in most Muslim countries. Harrak and his kind are poster-children for all that has gone wrong with Islam.

Anyone who has done any extensive study of the Koran understands that it teaches a nearly-absolute equality of the sexes. The mandates of the Koran are followed in a single Islamic nation on Earth (Afghanistan and Iraq excluded, for the moment). Every Muslim head-of-state is a blasphemer and a heretic. The people of Islam need to rise up and execute the apostates. Most of the World's Muslims have not submitted to God, but to apostate human leaders.

Also, Shari'ah law and Figh are laws based entirely on Arabic tradition, and have little valid connection to the law of the Koran. Again, every Muslim head-of-state is a blasphemer and a heretic for using Shari'ah as a basis for their legal systems. Even Shari'ah has been debased. It originally had fives levels of rules: prescribed (mandated), recommended, permissible, disliked and unlawful. Today, in actual practice, it is down to two: prescribed (mandated) and unlawful.

And these two examples are only the tip of the iceberg. The Islamic world is a nation of blasphemers and heretics. They refuse to study their own scripture and learn the truth abotu their faith. They accept, without question, the word of their imams and ayatollahs. It is real a shame when the scholars who have studied the Koran the most, and have the greatest understanding of how great a piece of religious literature it is, all live outside the Muslim world. What makes the shame of the Muslim world so totlally complete is that probably close to half of those scholars are not even Muslim.

Earlybird, when you said "Muslims are Muslims own worst enemy.", you summed up every problem Islam has in a single sentence.

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US Must Resist Temptation to Leave Iraq [384 words]William Robert JackMar 20, 2006 14:59
To Harrak, Mu'een and Bader Islam is a religion of Peace [343 words]InfidelMar 12, 2006 14:40
Islam and the losers in the west! [173 words]HarrakMar 14, 2006 13:56
Islam is the future? What future? [511 words]EarlybirdMar 14, 2006 17:47
Earlybird! I like your take except for some points.. [447 words]HARRAKMar 14, 2006 22:56
Response to Harrak [333 words]EarlybirdMar 15, 2006 19:49
RE:Harrak.... [271 words]WeAreAllDanes!Mar 16, 2006 01:30
To Harrak, Mu'een and Bader - Islam is a religion of Peace [330 words]VijayMar 16, 2006 06:34
⇒ Earlbird, it's nice to see someone esle who understands [345 words]JasonMar 16, 2006 13:09
Reply for Earlybird and WeAreALLdanes [46 words]HARRAKMar 16, 2006 13:46
RE:HARRAK's non-reply [49 words]WeAreAllDanes!Mar 17, 2006 14:09
Can't see the Forest for the Trees [941 words]JasonMar 10, 2006 13:45
Reply to Jason - Can't see the forest for the trees [275 words]David JohnMar 11, 2006 13:08
Reply to David John [412 words]JasonMar 13, 2006 07:43
Can't see the forest for the trees - reply to Jason [339 words]David JohnMar 14, 2006 11:36
Is the Koran really worse than the Bible [284 words]JasonMar 15, 2006 14:11
RE: lost in the forest [72 words]WeAreAllDanes!Mar 16, 2006 01:36
Still not seeing the forest for the trees [584 words]JasonMar 16, 2006 11:44
I agree [27 words]PCMadnessMar 17, 2006 19:30
RE:apologetics [489 words]WeAreAllDanes!Mar 18, 2006 12:09
to Jason - re forest for the trees. [260 words]RashidMar 19, 2006 15:36
Islam is different [231 words]Joe"Jun 14, 2006 12:11
Educative Information [24 words]Kakuru RobertAug 21, 2007 05:20
Civil War in Iraq [139 words]Heather ClarkMar 8, 2006 23:06
Iraq, the harder game than that of Lebanon [459 words]HARRAKMar 8, 2006 11:45
Cohabitation [78 words]Bader SMar 8, 2006 17:37
Response for Badr- the proverb of the stupid and the proud [343 words]HarrakMar 9, 2006 13:23
Sources please Harrak... [172 words]PCMadnessMar 8, 2006 04:59
Sources! [72 words]HARRAKMar 8, 2006 17:29
Sorry Harrak, None the wiser I'm afraid. [241 words]PCMadnessMar 9, 2006 02:34
Sabians, Assyrians and Christians are NOT Muslims if you are wise PCMadness!! [42 words]HarrakMar 9, 2006 13:02
Harrak, Though provoking isn't it? [313 words]PCMadnessMar 9, 2006 20:20
Collin Powel and PCMadness! [89 words]HarrakMar 11, 2006 13:38
Harrak, words almost fail me. [355 words]PCMadnessMar 11, 2006 19:42
pdmadness, proverb for you! [32 words]HarrakMar 12, 2006 11:45
Agree to disagree.... I think [11 words]PCMadnessMar 13, 2006 14:56
Just goes to show you... [52 words]Ariton MarkuMar 7, 2006 11:58
A little analogy [82 words]Ray DanielsMar 6, 2006 04:17
Black Americans-White Americans----Both Christians?? [59 words]DWMar 6, 2006 17:25
Black and White [145 words]yuval brandstetter MDMar 7, 2006 09:44
Nothing new [123 words]Arvind MadhavanMar 4, 2006 19:38
Nothing new... [140 words]TMoneyRockMar 7, 2006 12:07
Dear TMoneyRock: Here is another rhyme [165 words]Arvind MadhavanMar 9, 2006 21:40
an expression of relief [119 words]Jason HansfordMar 4, 2006 13:07
Democratic fetishism [348 words]Reuben HorneMar 4, 2006 02:29
Bleeding hearts to prevail. [255 words]renchMar 3, 2006 17:04
An Iraqi Civil war is still a failure [427 words]Ben ShniperMar 6, 2006 14:58
Dr Pipes is correct [111 words]donvanMar 3, 2006 15:50
An Important Distinction between India and Pakistan [83 words]Mrgrinchman2001Mar 3, 2006 10:38
Another difference between India and Pakistan [86 words]SteevMar 5, 2006 09:47
..a golden opportunity for Iran again, regardless of the double standard issue! [238 words]HarrakMar 5, 2006 23:37
An environment in which they can thrive [165 words]Bader SMar 7, 2006 02:05
True [180 words]VijayMar 7, 2006 12:29
Bader S Tell the whole story [94 words]InfidelMar 7, 2006 15:00
correcting my blabing friend the infidel [332 words]HARRAKMar 7, 2006 21:35
To Bader S. & Vijay [288 words]faqiMar 8, 2006 01:13
It's a mess, but so's Harraks response [107 words]PCMadnessMar 8, 2006 04:57
To Bader S. & Vijay [273 words]VijayMar 8, 2006 06:30
Re:Bader S Tell the whole story [106 words]Bader SMar 8, 2006 09:06
To faqi [265 words]Bader SMar 8, 2006 16:50

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