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SoccerfreakAB2 · Sep 3, 2005, 09:52 pm

I'd like to start off by saying I am not prejudiced. I have no influences in my life to lead me to such conclusions, I just read lots of books on the backgrounds of religion and their effect today and such. People who hate debating religious topics other than Christian ones are weird and should be labeled such. Watch for it in this thread.

I would like to know if the peaceful Muslims who I know and love as friends relate themselves in any way to the Muslims who practice Jihad and anti-semitism. If you do, that is ludacris and I would like you to defend your crazy suicidal beliefs. If you don't, I am curious as to why you or a group of equally thinking Muslims have not spoken out against your fellow religious companions over in the Middle East; you know, the ones who are in control of like 9 Arab countries, preach and demand jihad to children and teens, take the tax dollars and spend them on luxurious palaces, and torture the victims of their crazy laws and especially on foreigners who are not Muslim.

It seems as though the regular Muslims are fine with what the Islam extremists are doing. Can you not condemn these actions somehow. Can you not help the victims in these countries. Both of you contain the same label, and are held to share the same beliefs. Do you hold their beliefs too, and just refuse to openly practice them?

I would also like to know why women need to wear an abaya, or that cloth thing over the face, why women need permission to marry, and why women have hardly any rights anywhere in the Middle East. Do you guys agree with this? Someone has to stop all of this.

In Saudi Arabia, women cannot leave the house without accompany of a male family member and cannot leave the country without permission of a father husband or son. In any Muslim country women don't get schooling and so cannot read or write. They can therefore not teach their children to read or write. No wonder so many of the poorer arabs who cannot afford schools are illiterate. If any of the women violate these religious "laws," they are killed.

Are you kidding me? Can someone defend any of these, or do they disagree and yet somehow still remain to be a Muslim?

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SoccerfreakAB2 ???? Location: Novi. Michigan Posts: 2,163	Some Islamic Clarification I'd like to start off by saying I am not prejudiced. I have no influences in my life to lead me to such conclusions, I just read lots of books on the backgrounds of religion and their effect today and such. People who hate debating religious topics other than Christian ones are weird and should be labeled such. Watch for it in this thread. I would like to know if the peaceful Muslims who I know and love as friends relate themselves in any way to the Muslims who practice Jihad and anti-semitism. If you do, that is ludacris and I would like you to defend your crazy suicidal beliefs. If you don't, I am curious as to why you or a group of equally thinking Muslims have not spoken out against your fellow religious companions over in the Middle East; you know, the ones who are in control of like 9 Arab countries, preach and demand jihad to children and teens, take the tax dollars and spend them on luxurious palaces, and torture the victims of their crazy laws and especially on foreigners who are not Muslim. It seems as though the regular Muslims are fine with what the Islam extremists are doing. Can you not condemn these actions somehow. Can you not help the victims in these countries. Both of you contain the same label, and are held to share the same beliefs. Do you hold their beliefs too, and just refuse to openly practice them? I would also like to know why women need to wear an abaya, or that cloth thing over the face, why women need permission to marry, and why women have hardly any rights anywhere in the Middle East. Do you guys agree with this? Someone has to stop all of this. In Saudi Arabia, women cannot leave the house without accompany of a male family member and cannot leave the country without permission of a father husband or son. In any Muslim country women don't get schooling and so cannot read or write. They can therefore not teach their children to read or write. No wonder so many of the poorer arabs who cannot afford schools are illiterate. If any of the women violate these religious "laws," they are killed. Are you kidding me? Can someone defend any of these, or do they disagree and yet somehow still remain to be a Muslim?