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Whatever happened to 'no compulsion in religion'? : Comments
By Irfan Yusuf, published 28/3/2006The Afghan government of Hamid Karzai caught out trying to revive the old Taliban legacy - charging Abdul Rahman with converting to Christianity.
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"Arjay, can you provide me with at least 3 demographic studies that show that at least 15% of the 1.2 billion Muslims across the plant have a propensity for violence? That shouldn't be all that difficult, should it? "
What would be the point Irfan? Even if muslims were all pacifists, docile citizens anywhere they go, Islam will still be a threat to humanity and the free world as we know it.
It doesn't matter if islamic laws are the fairest of all earthly and heavenly laws - the core ideology behind Islam IS the threat to free civilisation.
Why? Because theologically speaking it is based on the wrong God-like figure (Allah) and a false prophet; that contradict all established canon of the One (true) God.
So how can anyone trust such an imposition from a moraly starved religion? And to what purpose? Are muslims so different that universally accepted civil laws cannot suit them? Will your laws improve our civil laws?
I am not saying the "west" is perfect - far from it - but Islam is one evil we can do without. Thanks but No thanks.
On subject: one lucky man escapes beheading (for now) - what about the hundreds and thousands who are killed every year for the same crime? The difference is they never make the news.