Topic: Why do islam hates people? - page 112. (Read 437478 times)

Well, of course. The Buddhists learned about Islamic violence from the media, and set out to protect themselves and their people and their religion from it. Maybe Islamic violence isn't true. But you and the Buddhists can still hear about it on the media.

actually its buddists who attacked the muslims of those country... read again before spreading hate.

That's what happens when third world countries get TV and the Internet. They learn about Islamic violence, whether it exists or not.

Yes. Especially folks that don't have a clue what sect they belong to, but hate all religions. Hate creates violence after a while.

You might want to hate Buddhism too. http://time.com/3090990/how-an-extremist-buddhist-network-is-sowing-hatred-across-asia Buddhist monks have been inciting violence against the Muslim minorities in Burma and Sri Lanka. Last year dozens were killed in Burma and thousands displaced because of the 969 group.

thats a different point of view but thats your point of view. many may share the same, but many may not.
sects i believe are for more or less some kind of esteem or profits.
religion as a whole, probably not.

I honestly hate 99% of all religions (exception to Buddhism because Buddhists are chill as fuck) because most of them are used for control and have been used for the generation of profit.

no no shia is not a sect within islam, it goes very different from the fundamentals of islam. they dont follow the religion at all. they have a different one actually. but yes, i do agree with your point. everybody has their own point of view on various subject.

Well, peace be unto you, zeeshsnrehman2.

That is remarkably similar to the fashion in which various Christian sects will argue that Catholicism is not Christianity, because "the last prophet" would be the current Pope.  I'm simplifying a bit, but it is essentially the same.

As an atheist, I have a somewhat detached view of these ideas.  So you won't find me arguing that shia is or is not Islam and the like.  I guess I'd view Islam as a very broad phenomena, incorporating many with different ideas - if you wanted my point of view.  Anyway, from that perspective, Shia would certainly be included.

This is not very different from saying that the Western world has a "Judeo-Christian" basis.  It does not mean any particular sect, just that those broad ideas are at the basis of morality, ethics, justice and permeate popular culture.

Similarly, I do think we could talk about an "Islamic worldview" or an "Islamic culture."  But that's just my view, there is certainly no need for you to adopt it.

if you ask all muslim who is their last prophet they will say : Muhammad (pbuh)
if you ask any Shia who their last prophet is they will say Ali (pbuh)
if you ask Khajani's who their last prophet is they will say Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Khajjani

there are about 72 sects in Islam, all created by people  from different regions but comes to the same point, there were 144,000 approx prophets who came to earth, the last one is Muhammad (pbuh) and Allah is the sole God.

shia, khajanis, deobandis, koja, they are not believers of Islam, since they dont read the Quraan itself but some other books.

Shia is not muslim?

That's news to me.

why are you always on these claim when it has been several times proven that terrorism is NOT muslim. its NOT islam.?

Shia are NOT muslims.

Sharia? show me the book of Shariah, the book of the Shariah Law. it doesnt exists. it was a Constitution 1400years ago

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http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/architecture-design-blog/2015/may/22/worlds-biggest-hotel-to-open-in-mecca




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I understand it is islamophobic and racist to even ask why you need to convert to islam to have a reservation in this hotel. Fine. Does anyone need to convert to chrisitianity before visiting the vatican? I am sure it is the case but can't find any links on that subject... Google must be broken...

 

Well it certainly does look like some people would blame all the crazy radical Islamic violence on the CIA and such.  Gosh, they must be in a lot of places at the same time.   Let's look at just the last couple days.

Islam's Latest Contributions to Peace "Mohammed is God's apostle.  Those who follow him are harsh
 to the unbelievers but merciful to one another"  Quran 48:29

2015.05.25 (Gubio, Nigeria) - Children are among dozens killed after Boko Haram briefly takes over a small village.
2015.05.25 (Quetta, Pakistan) - Two Hazara religious minorities are murdered in a Sunni drive-by.
2015.05.25 (Zabul, Afghanistan) - Two women are among five killed in a massive suicide truck bombing that leaves over seventy others wounded.
2015.05.23 (Gilan, Afghanistan) - A family of four, including two children, is neatly disassembled by a well-placed Taliban bomb.
2015.05.23 (Baiji, Iraq) - Caliphate members slit the throats of sixteen traders transporting food into a city.
2015.05.22 (Jwamda-Kobla, Nigeria) - Sharia proponents sneak into a village and slaughter ten residents with knives.

http://thereligionofpeace.com/

In the end of what? In the end, everyone will be resurrected to judgment sentencing by God. The true end will be an eternal death of eternal dying in Hell for the wicked people. The true end for the believers in Jesus salvation will be a beginning to a life of joy in the new universe God is creating.

in the end everybody dies....

For it to die soon all men need to die soon.... Think about it.

 

Religion is man made shit hopefully it will die soon 

@Madness pointing at something you believe is wrong doesn't make something else less wrong. Am I using this thread to link isis and your belief (if you are muslim) in this thread? No. In your head, yes. It seems, to you, pointing to victims like I did in this thread (post #2) was wrong to even mention it. You seem to believe because I am not pointing to other cases you believe are wrong, and could very well be unjust, is proof I condone those other cases. Wrong again. Did you care what the tutsi and the hutu did to each other? Yes? Then good for you. Should I believe you are a racist because you answer would have been no instead? Certainly not.

See how that work or do you need a better explanation in french or spanish?