A lot of muslims say that Islam will take over the world someday? do you see that happening?

Question

can you fathom the idea of islam taking over the world?

Answer 1

It's a possiblity.

Osama, however, tipped their hand.

I have NO idea why they haven't dispatched a hit squad on him!

He jumped the gun by 100 to 200 years.

They have, you see, about 200 - 400 years of oil. After that you don't make much money exporting Sand or Falafel

They are establishing communes in every country. They are trying to install their Islamic Courts. They are trying to inflitratte schools and busineeses with their veils and idology.

If a war were to happen in 200 years, their INFRASTRCTURE pentration could criple forces at home with terrorist actions.

That means we'd be TOO busy fighting DOMESTIC action to bother with Europe or the Middle East.

Since their inflitration and pentration is weak and only strong in Spain, France and to a lesser degree England, Canada and Sweden, they can't quite reak havoic.

BUT they are proving if you blow up a train in Spain they'll pull out of Iraq real fast.

Get the point!

Answer 2

the assumption of Islam taking up the worldwide did not come from Muslim or the Quran. it particularly is a Western theory of struggling with the unfold of Islam to their international locations by way of instilling concern to the hundreds. The era of Islam ruling the worldwide has unquestionably been performed with. The Muslim Kingdom of God on earth have been finished while Muslims first defeated the Roman Empire and had carried out the Sharia regulation for the time of the traditional worldwide then. of direction, it has ended while the Ottoman Sultanates replaced into dismantled in the well known era.

Answer 3

Given that in the Muslim world having lots of children is considered a gift from God, and that modern Western philosophy considers less children provides you with more freedom, I can certainly see Islam taking over the world. The only problem they would have would be the Catholics. They are the only group that is large enough and also don't believe in birth control.

Answer 4

Much of Islam today is catered towards the poor, the underprivileged and the uneducated. The more power they acquire the less the Muslims will fight to keep Islam spreading. One should imagine modern Islam to start looking more and more like Christianity with several Protestant sects breaking off from the main body. Anyway for some people its human nature to defy the popular opinion...hence the whole existence of Atheism. They are mearly outcasts who were rejected and has since created their own belief to counter religion.

Answer 5

I hope it never happens because I'm a christian and I'll never become islamic even if I have to die. But I could see it happening. I could see secular men and anyone who is not devout to their religion turning to islam very easily. All you have to do to become islamic is publicly state the oath to islam(Allah is the one and only god and muhammad is his prophet). You don't have to really follow the religion. Millions of islamics today know very little about the Koran. For millions of islamics, Islam is more of a culture than a religion. The one's who would really suffer if Islam took over would be devout people of any religion(because they would refuse to convert) and women. Islam is totally a mans religion and women have very little rights in islam. This religion would be especially tough on western women who are used to having a lot of rights. All the feminism and womens groups would disappear overnight. In Saudi Arabia, women can't vote, it takes 2 women witnesses to equal one mans witness in a court case, woman get half as much inheritance as men, they can't go outside their house alone without a male accompanying them, they can't drive a car, they must wear a Burqa, they can't divorce their husband, their husband can have 4 wives. I'll never forget back in 1979 when Jimmy Carter took a presidential trip to Saudi Arabia. When the plane landed, Jimmy and Rosylan got up and started moving to the front of the plane to get off and the Saudi officials went nuts. They told the Carters that it would be improper in their culture for the man and his wife to both get off at the front of the plane. so they opened a ramp at the back of the plane and Rosylan got off at the back, Jimmy got off at the front. Then Jimmy waited until Rosylan was 5 yards behind him and that's how they walked to the limo, with Rosylan 5 yards behind him because in their society it's also improper for a woman to walk beside a man. I remember not too long ago they had a fire at one of the girls schools(schools are not co-ed in Saudi Arabia). The fire department got there in time but because the girls had taken off their burqa's and changed into gym clothes and the burqa's were not accessible, rather than let the public see women in gym clothes they let the building burn down and the girls all burned to death. But, yes, I can at least see europe going islamic. Europe gave up God in the 20th century and when they gave up God they ceased to believe in anything. They have no will to fight. I can see the Islamics taking over europe without a fight. They'll take it over simply by sheer numbers. I can see the same thing happening in canada in the near future.

Answer 6

what Muslims are you talking about?
the condition my Muslims brothers and sisters are in
they wont reach anything.
Muslims have to changed their ways
to the true Islamic ways if they want the slightest good attention.
When Islam first spread their whole empire (and it was a big one) treated everyone fairly, and everyone was happy...for the most part.
Still if Muslims wants their glory back they will have to try harder.
True Islam is still waiting for the radical Muslims, and anyone for that matter.

God Bless

Answer 7

yes i do because Islam teaches submission and mercy,also respect for yourself and everything in the world ,i think there is more muslims in the world today than any other religion!everyone wants peace all over the world ,islam teaches peace.Yes i see that happening!

Answer 8

There is always the opportunity that we will go back to the dark ages, a time when Islam is born.

We know from revelation that word of God will exists after this world has ended.

We are God's; nothing will change that.

Answer 9

No, but with great sorrow, I can picture some of the more fanatical elements of Islam trying to do so, and getting itself and a good many innocent bystanders living in its midst wiped out in the process. Perhaps part of the difference between my point of view and that of some of the cheerleaders for carnage that one hears from in the West is that to me, Middle Easterners aren't just this faceless mass of humanity I see on news broadcasts made more dramatic and horrible than reality for the sake of ratings. These are people I grew up knowing personally, and when I hear the paranoia being directed against them, all of them, by so many people so indiscriminantly these days - I don't have to guess about whether or not what I'm hearing is nonsense. I know it is, but nonsense can move the masses and make for some terrible history in the time that passes between the words "let's get them" and the words "what have we done", when the latter are ever even spoken at all.

A picture to ponder, from an image many of you might have seen because it showed up in National Geographic: a farmer on his garden plot in the hills. The hill is a giant mass of exposed rock, almost bare, but not quite. The farmer has found one little patch of soil, and dragging hundreds of pounds of rock by hand up the steep and slippery slope, has built a wall around a garden that would otherwise blow away the moment the soil was tilled. His heart is pounding and his back in breaking before he has so much as turned the first speck of dirt. All around him is beautiful but almost lifeless desolation, and he has worked himself almost to the point of collapse to win for himself a harvest that barely keeps him away from starvation. Can you imagine what would happen to him were something to damage that wall leaving that precious soil to blow or even just slide away? How could he continue? How would he survive?

Such vulnerability is not unusual in that region. Consider what would happen to Egypt were the Nile to be poisoned in some way, how Saudi Arabia would likely fare if its oases were bombed, if ... so many tragedies waiting to happen.

When we think of the horrors of war, we tend to imagine lush, green places in which nature will heal the wounds inflicted by man's folly within a generation, but deserts are fragile. Mere tank treadmarks from world war two era military exercises can still be seen clearly in some of them. Just imagine what a full scale modern war, complete with saturation bombardment, might do to some of these counties, especially at a time when it is no longer fashionable to remember that the fanatics do not speak for all, meaning that a beaten and battered enemy in the region might well find that few in the outside world could see any reason to show compassion for those left starving and send aid. Remember how Iraq was dealt with at the end of the first Gulf war, by the supposed good guys? Do the words "F**k the Iraqis!" ring any bells? How about "nuke Iran"?

And that's from a good many of the people of the supposedly moderate, compassionate United States.

Look around the rim of the Eurasian continent, note where sizable Muslim minorities are to be found, and you will find that Radical Islam is potentially on a collision course with every major power on that landmass, and let's face it. Mainland China could turn Islamic civilization into a scorched, shattered memory with relative ease. Its government's history over the last few decades (Tianamen square, Tibet ...) does not suggest the likelihood of merciful restraint being seen out of that government, should it feel threatened, and the PRC is not the only large, powerful country likely to feel threatened.

There are, despite what some insist on believing today, a good many moderate Muslims who have no desire to force their beliefs on anybody, or to destroy anybody else's way or life, and when you think about the implications of a belief in surrendering to the will of G-d, that makes sense. If it is G-d's will to send the experiences that guide another into a religion other than Islam, then is it not rebellion against G-d to try to use force to undo that choice? I hope they will see what a danger some of those in their midst pose to all around them, and will act to bring those radical elements of their own societies under control, before disaster befalls them.

Answer 10

Not a chance.

People in the West love their culture and freedom too much. Plus the West has all the money and technology.