Topic: Why do islam hates people? - page 78. (Read 437403 times)

For your information, the Islamic State barbarians in Iraq and Syria are not reading the Torah or the Bible or the Bhagavat Gita. They are reading the Quran, and they are justifying their barbarities by quoting the verses from Quran. Islam is not just an excuse. The ultimate aim of the ISIS is to establish an Islamic Caliphate all over the world.

It is not.

Islam doesn't hate people but people hate other people and they only use religion as an excuse. The Koran is just a another book.

Certainly there is.  Any religion is a group of rules for behavior of humans.  Any ill effects on individuals or society occurring from the following of those rules can be blamed on the religion. 

There are countless examples of this, how many would you like?

A feminist is not a woman. Not all the time.

exactly,just tell me what percent of population does self analysis and blames themselves or try to find out the problem i find it quite easy just to blame someone (for our own peace )who is not going to answer you all eternity.
 
there is literally no issue that you can blame the RELIGION,be specific if you think it is ?

Good points.  However I think yes, we can blame a lot of stuff on "religion," and there is no reason to avoid it.

Not indiscriminately, though.  If it seems like some issue can and should be blamed on religion, fine, do it.

yeap that is media and i dont want to explain what media does to VIP's .
but my point was to prove that it is an act of insecurity rather than religion.

Really?  I don't think so.

Plus the guy she got, his actions speak for themselves.  From your link.

On 12 April 2010, she married Shoaib Malik in a traditional Muslim wedding ceremony at the Taj Krishna Hotel in Hyderabad, India followed by Pakistani wedding customs for a mahr of ₹ 6.1 million (US$137,500).[54][55] Their Walima ceremony was held in Lahore, Pakistan.[56][dead link]

The online attention the wedding received made Mirza the most searched woman tennis player and Indian sportsperson in 2010, according to Google Trends.[57] The wedding was even more controversial because Malik was accused by another girl of already being married to her and hence he could not marry Mirza without first divorcing her. Initially for many days, Malik refused to grant the divorce claiming he was never married and as this resulted in media attention, he finally divorced the girl

No ,women get the chance to oppose on literally every aspect of life ,but when it comes to personal opinions people just get insecure and that is how it works ..dont blame religion for that... please read about her --> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sania_Mirza
not everyone has a mindset of a pornstar.

Well, among bitcoin enthusiasts women are maybe 2% at max. And how many women do you met here on bitcointalk? 1 maybe 2?
I doubt there will be any voice of opposition from women regarding this case. I just sad that women in islam are treated like this...

thanks for making it clear for the noobs...
or else they woulda believed in the post as a legendary guy is posting it ..as we all know they dont understand the political shit

If I only had a nickel for every time a mangey squirrel gave bad investment advice...

Pakistani Muslim Mob Sets Christian Family’s Home On Fire To Burn Them Alive…


A mob of radicals in the capital city of Pakistan torched the home of a Christian family and attempted to burn them alive by locking them inside before setting it on fire, a Christian aid group is reporting.

Earlier this month, a large group of radicals in Islamabad arrived at the home of 38-year-old Christian Boota Masih and began banging on the door, shouting for him to come outside.

Masih told the British Pakistani Christian Association that when he answered the door, the mob’s leader demanded that he and his family either give up their home, leaving all of their belongings behind, or suffer the consequences.

Masih believes that the mob went to his house because they wanted to take his family’s property. The mob told Masih that he and his family were trespassers in their own home.

Despite the fact that Masih could see that the mob came equipped with weapons, he did not comply and refused to leave his home.

“I was terror stricken, the mob was threatening to kill me and my family. They had weapons in their hands and started to brandish them before me. I thought they would kill all of us,” Masih explained. “I refused to leave my home — I had paid for it fairly and they had no right to ask me to leave.”

After Masih’s refusal, the mob began to beat him with metal rods and sticks. Some of the members of the mob locked Masih and his family inside a room and set the house on fire.

Although the house was destroyed in the fire, Masih was able to rescue his family, which consists of his wife and six children, from the inferno.

“I broke the door down using all my strength, desperate to live and to save my family,” Masih explained. “Soon other local Christians came to rescue us. They put out the flames and called the fire brigade.”


http://www.christianpost.com/news/pakistani-mob-sets-christian-home-on-fire-tries-to-kill-family-members-by-burning-them-alive-145809/


-----------------------------------------------------
This news is obviously fake, or badly translated, or both.

Bullshit.

You can find people that hate anything, somewhere.
 

Your personal experience is as valid as someone else who would have the same, exact, opposite... experience.

I dont think i have ever met anyone that hates Islam. They have hated terrorists that are Islamic.

Islam doesn't hate anybody. No religion hates anybody. At least not until it gets into people. Then Islam hates people because it is instructed to do so by its nature.

Iranian Husband Bars His Wife From Competition In Asian Championship, Using Islamic Law






Tehran (AFP) – An Iranian women’s football team will be minus its captain at the Asian championship in Malaysia next week after her husband invoked his right under Islamic law to bar her from travelling.

Mehdi Tutunchi, himself a sportscaster, said his wife Niloofar Ardalan could not lead out the national team at the September 21-26 championship in Nilai, because it coincided with their seven-year-old son’s first day at school.

Ardalan went public to plead her right to represent her country at the first women’s tournament of futsal — a form of five-a-side football — organised by the Asian Football Confederation, in a case that captivated Iran’s social media.

She appealed for a change to the law, in force since the Islamic revolution of 1979, that bars women from leaving home, let alone the country, without the permission of their male guardian.

“I wish authorities would pass a law for sportswomen so we can defend our rights in these circumstances,” Ardalan told Iran’s NASIM news agency.

“As a Muslim woman I wanted to raise the flag of my country, I wasn’t going there for fun.”


http://news.yahoo.com/husband-bars-iran-footballer-asian-championship-151919231--sow.html


-----------------------------------------------
I am sure all the feminists here will defend this woman's right to travel, away from his male gardian...

Of course not.
 

Thank you for clarifying that.  I had hoped that was the case.