Our dear Renox is not happy with human decisions to leave Islam, which the Qur'an tells us are planned by Allah!

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Dec 17, 2021 at 15:46

Our dear Renox al-Tablighee whose Hindu ancestors were brutalized by the Muslim invaders of India and millions of them were murdered because his Allah says: "Slay the Idolators"! Right our dear Renox?

In Qur'an 14:4 his Allah says that he, Allah that is, guide whomever he wants and lead astray whomever he wants. This means that if I, may the Gods forbid, convert to Islam it is because Allah planned it this way. And If I find that Islam is ridiculous and decide to leave Islam, you can only blame Allah who must have planned it this way

So, are you disagreeing with your so-called Allah our dear Renox, Astaghfirullah? I smell riots.

If you take the time and if you can speak read and write Arabic, which you cannot, you can check YouTube and Arabic language newspapers where there are many young Arabic speaking Muslims that are leaving by the truckload. Why? Well, you can only blame Allah after all he plans everything right Mr. Lost Tablighee?

There is an old video in YouTube where a lost papa Tablighee from India who was preaching in the US, was complaining that 70% of those that convert to Islam leave Islam within 2 yes two years after converting! So why would Allah get people to leave Islam? Could it be because he is evil, or he is not omnipotent and cannot stop them from leaving Islam or could it be because there is no Allah? So, which one is it?

I keep asking you: Why do you like to embarrass yourself?

Oh, next? Your Allah does not like "critical thinking"! Stay tuned

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