please show me where I've called you names?The Truth said:Let's see who is talking in here
You better check the last few posts of yours directed at me lately.
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please show me where I've called you names?The Truth said:Let's see who is talking in here
You better check the last few posts of yours directed at me lately.
Looking back at the first post, it seems the point of this thread is to show all the infidels what a peaceful, passive religion Islam is. For some reson, we're failing to buy that.fullyveiled muslimah said:I fail to see the point of this thread.
Sir, i invite u to visit Egypt and see how christians are persecuted and treated as second class citizens!!!michel said:Egypt
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Persecution: The countrys constitution gives preference to Muslims, and Christians are treated as second-class citizens, denied political representation, and discriminated against in employment. An 1856 Ottoman Empire law kept any church from being built, repaired or even repainted without the permission of Egypts president. The law was revised in 2003, and the decision-making is now left up to local governments. In January 2003, President Mubarak declared Christmas (January 7th on the Eastern Church calendar) a public holiday. That was a first for Egypt, but Christians are still susceptible to attacks by Muslim extremists who often go unpunished. Some Christian girls have been raped and then forced to marry Muslim men. Others have been abducted and forced to convert to Islam. Financial incentives have even been offered to convince some Christian girls to convert to Islam.
We don't see them rallying against terrorism, or honor killings, or any other Muslim crimes, regardless of where they live. But somehow they find time to rally against cartoons. Priorities.champion said:Oh yeah, forgot to reply to this: "We do, however, see Muslims rallying against cartoons, so that gives us some idea what the scale of priorities is". The only muslims you see rallying are the one's in your country and in other European countries. They are using the same "freedom of speech" technique you are when you don't agree to something. I was talking about the muslims here in the Middle East. Btw, I would rally against all evil, if i knew it would actually do something.
It certainly doesn't satisfy me; maybe I'll take it up on that thread when I'm not so tired.The Truth said:I advice you to read this thread about the Banu Qurayzah and the other tribes issue then you can ask about it later on if the link i'll post didn't make you satisfied.
There are certainly Muslim rulers; how would their rule be different if they ruled according to the teachings of Islam?The Truth said:There is no Muslim rule and Christian rule nowadays as you know.
"Muslims could enter the city"? And then what? They were offered the choice of accepting Islam, paying the jizyah, or what?The Truth said:If you mean non-muslim countries so according to what happened in the past, the Muslims were offering Islam and if they accepted it so the Muslims will leave them alone, and if they said that they don't want to accept Islam so they were paying the Jizyah.
After that, If they refused accepting Islam nor paying the Jizyah and fought the Muslims, then the Muslims could enter the city for instance so they were also living amongest the Muslims and the men who can work ONLY were paying the Jizyah, that's all.
MidnightBlue said:We don't see them rallying against terrorism, or honor killings, or any other Muslim crimes, regardless of where they live. But somehow they find time to rally against cartoons. Priorities.
No, I can't say I have.champion said:Again, have you seen muslims in the middle east rallying about cartoons?
MidnightBlue said:No, I can't say I have.
They attacked the Danish embassy in Tehran, set fire to the Danish embassy in Beirut, and attacked the Danish embassy and (inexplicably) the Norwegian embassy in Damascus. They mounted an armed assault on the European Union offices in Gaza. But although there were riots, I can't honestly say I saw any rallies.
MidnightBlue said:No, I can't say I have.
They attacked the Danish embassy in Tehran, set fire to the Danish embassy in Beirut, and attacked the Danish embassy and (inexplicably) the Norwegian embassy in Damascus. They mounted an armed assault on the European Union offices in Gaza. But although there were riots, I can't honestly say I saw any rallies.
I was answering your question. Why did you ask it, if you didn't want an answer?champion said:I'm really getting tired of replying to comments that have nothing to do with the thread
why should they rally against such things?!MidnightBlue said:We don't see them rallying against terrorism, or honor killings, or any other Muslim crimes, regardless of where they live. But somehow they find time to rally against cartoons. Priorities.
MidnightBlue said:There are certainly Muslim rulers; how would their rule be different if they ruled according to the teachings of Islam?
"Muslims could enter the city"? And then what?
I'm not suggesting they should rally. My point is that they do rally, and the things they rally against are not the serious matters they ought to concern themselves with.not4me said:why should they rally against such things?!
MidnightBlue said:I'm not suggesting they should rally. My point is that they do rally, and the things they rally against are not the serious matters they ought to concern themselves with.
What would be an appropriate reaction to terrorism and honor killings?not4me said:Rallies are the weakest reaction they can do and even not effective and such reaction is not appropriate for serious matters like terrorism, honor killings and other muslim crimes!!!
I said be4 in my post #174 butMidnightBlue said:What would be an appropriate reaction to terrorism and honor killings?
Yes, you said enlightening the youths in the mosques. That seems like a shockingly mild response to terrorism, even if we forget that in many cases the mosques are where they're being instructed in violence in the first place.not4me said:I said be4 in my post #174
The immigration policies of European countries need to be completely revamped. Greater effort must be made to integrate those Muslim immigrants who are allowed to enter or remain in Europe in European society. Terrorists, their accomplices, and religious leaders who incite to violence should be strictly prosecuted. Honor killings should be strictly prosecuted.not4me said:Let me ask u the same Q, in ur opinion wat should be done to fight against these issues?!