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you should call people what they call themselves

Reader comment on item: Moshe Sharon Explains Middle Eastern Realities
in response to reader comment: The Word of the LORD will overtake Islam.

Submitted by Muslim (United States), Oct 25, 2009 at 11:07

Muslims call themselves muslims and not mohamadism,..etc.

Also, muslim from islam means to submit to God.

Mohamadism would mean the worhipping of Muhammad, which is forbidden in islam. Muslims don't believe a human being is a God.

Please use the same names what they used. For example: If someone says his name is Raj, you shouldn't change it and call him something else.

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