More "small English" from Nura and the word for today is fount

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 15, 2009 at 10:32

I remember how Islam was spread.

So how was islam spread darling? and let me make it easy for you darling: why did your masters the arabs invade lands that did not belong to them? Oh let me guess: through war and intimidation

>It was spread to me and my family through indoctrination.

Really? you mean that your Hindu ancestors were "indoctrinated"? I rest my case

>How do you think the community in Medina grew?

How?you tell us ya ayuha al-falyasoof al-kabeer

>Through war?

Well Ibn Ishaq and al-waqidi tell us that Muahmmad was an Arabain warlord and caravan raider but this is war darling or do you think that may be ibn ishaq and al-waqidi were racists too darling?

>Just in case you forgot, every Muslim who fount

What is "fount" darling? is this your "small English" for today?But if you mean fought darling then there was war and fighting darling which makes your claim that islam was spread in peace as a bogus claim

>against pagans were once pagans themselves.

So what is wrong with being a pagan darling? after all Muslims are all pagan including you as you kiss the black stone called al-ka3abba and you kiss and venerate a copy of al-quar'an and your idol is a certain Arabian warlord and caravan raider and child molester and you pray to an unseen God and you pray in the direction of a make believe qibla abd this is all pagan

>They were of the same tribes and families. They converted to Islam willingly and fought for the freedom of their religion.

Really? then how about ayat al-sayf darling? or do you think that they converted to islam so they can loot the lands of the infidels and get 4/5 of the loot and your Allah gets 1/5 of the loot?

>This is how Islam propelled.

"Propelled"? Is this your second "small English" for today"

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