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The myths and realities of Islam’s Shariah law : Comments
By Jamila Hussain, published 2/3/2006The Shariah system of personal law can co-exist with the Australian legal system.
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Thank you for indirectly confirming that Muslims do indeed believe that the Koran is the literal word of God.
You can direct your second question at David Boaz. He is a Christian while I am a pagan. You know, one of those people that Allah said must be killed if they do not embrace Islam. So, since you obviously believe what Allah tells you, you can hardly be surprised at my hostility towards Muslims. I don’t want to appear unfriendly, but I tend to be a bit leery of people who profess that they want to kill me.
I am off the Hell with RObert. It should be fun. David will get to sit on a cloud singing hymns and hosannas, while you, Azilitz, can do whatever Muslims do in heaven. But Hell will have lots of hookers, gamblers, drunks, drug addicts, jazz players, US generals, rock stars, honky tonk pianists and people just like me. Hell is really going to swing.
Your assessment about the Renaissance was spot on. When the Western world stopped thinking through the constraints of religious dogma, we began a process whereby we powered ahead of those priest and mullah ridden societies that were stuck in a time warp. If Islam wishes to stay in the 13th Century, go right ahead. But please stay in your own countries. We like or beaches, beer and bikinis, and we would prefer it if backward thinking Muslims keep out of our faces.
Until any Muslim society has the nous to put a deep space probe into orbit, we in the west will regard Muslims as "a little people, a silly people, foolish, barbarous and cruel."