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Reader comment on item: [Paul H. Robinson:] U Penn Prof for Shari'a

Submitted by Mohamed Shahid (United States), Feb 26, 2007 at 16:25

I am a muslim living in a country called Maldives where we have 100% muslims. We are taught to hate non muslims every day by our leaders, media, etc. If an American dies in Iraq or some where it is a normal death, if a suicider dies, he or she is called a martyr. If there is any news on Al Jazeera, it is true. On the other hand, if there is similar news with full of truth on CNN or BBC, they are lying. Most of the Maldivians believes that Islam is the only true religion, which has many miracles. They say without Islam there is no World and all non believers continuously try to destroy Islam after the death of prophet Mohammed. They say it can't be achieved as Allah had already promised to defend his religion.

Maldivians are nice in front of you because this is derived from our Buddhist culture, but people who study in Arab countries and Pakistan, when they come back they are totally different. The number of people studying in Arab countries and Pakistan is now increasing very rapidly.

The real danger is to non muslims, if they can't take any action now, they will be destroyed, I mean they should stop muslim immigrants as long as they follow Islam, do not allow muslims living in Europe or American to marry muslims people from Islamic countries like Pakistan, Iraq, Iran, Qatar, U.A.E, Egypt, Morocco, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Somalia, Nigeria, Indonesia. If you do allow, their population will be doubled in ten years and the increase will take over the whole world, and the world will be destroyed in the name of Allah.

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