"My colleague has said that he never offends other people's beliefs. What civilization on the face of this earth allows him to call other people by names that they did not choose for themselves? Once, he calls them Ahl Al-Dhimma, another time he calls them the "People of the Book," and yet another time he compares them to apes and pigs, or he calls the Christians "those who incur Allah's wrath." Who told you that they are "People of the Book"? They are not the People of the Book, they are people of many books. All the useful scientific books that you have today are theirs, the fruit of their free and creative thinking. What gives you the right to call them "those who incur Allah's wrath," or "those who have gone astray," and then come here and say that your religion commands you to refrain from offending the beliefs of others?"
2006-12-16
20:06:29
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I didn't see any rules that said it isn't a place for random rantings.
2006-12-16
20:10:12 ·
update #1
It's the second time.
Do you think that Wafa Sultan has a point?
2006-12-16
20:11:37 ·
update #2
these are not my words.
2006-12-16
20:18:39 ·
update #3
"I am not impressed with the copy and paste story. Your faith has labeled entire people savages, primitives, sub-humans, heretics, etc... to justify its abuses of them. "
you might find these teachings in church history, but not in the Bible itself.
Besides I think you will find that a Muslim fares much better in a western country than a Christian in a Muslim country.
Because you have the right to come here and demand that we be politically correct.
But there is no such freedom in Saudi Arabia. Is there?
2006-12-16
20:20:33 ·
update #4
Deists also considered Kafirs in Islam.
This wasn't my quote it was a woman named Wafa Sultan and she had good points.
2006-12-17
05:34:09 ·
update #5