To Shakeel: Allah in need of anger management

Submitted by Plato (United Arab Emirates), May 17, 2007 at 02:34

Shakeel you write: 'One thing more, you shouldn't be angry, when you get angry Satan takes control of you and throw your mind here and there."

Shakeel, as a great admirer and slave of Allah, you will have to accept that He is not a capricious being. You will have to admit that He creates everything and everyone with a purpose. Allah created Satan. So Allah must have had a purpose for him in mind. Satan is therefore serving Allah's purpose. And those who follow Satan are in turn serving Allah's purpose!

And you have nothing to say about this God who is so full of self-love. You are the slave of a Being so in need of constant adulation that he creates people to pray to him incessantly and keep reminding Him of his greatness and(non-existent) mercifulness. As I said in my post just like any earthly tinpot dictator.

Yes, I am angry that more than a billion people have been fooled, cajoled or forced to follow the dictates of this ruthless dictator and his religion of destruction.

You also wrote: "Prophet (sws) said, "The stronger is not the one who wrestles down some strong man, the stronger is one who wrestles down his own anger"

If your Prophet said that then he must think poorly of Allah. He is one angry Being forever bursting into anger for the silliest of actions by his own creatures. Turn your face towards an idol and he goes into paroxysms of anger and will roast you in his oven for ever. Yes the Prophet got it right about anger. Allah is not as strong as He claims to be considering that he has to create humans to grovel before him to satisfy his giant ego. There is urgent need of an anger management clinic in paradise.

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