03-30-2007, 12:50 AM
In the Name of God - Father Son Holy Spirit.
May the Peace of Christ be with you!
Quote:I'm affriad that this article may be mis-leading due to the love of the Christian person who commented on it... And Allah says <b>"They(the disbelievers) will never be pleased with you until you follow their way(milah)</b> ... and this person is a clear Kaafir who fights against Islam in this room....Nevertheless.
I actually strongly disagree with a large portion of the article, but I think Muslims can benefit greatly from it.
You don't need to be a Christian to please me. I treat everyone equally. I have many Muslim friends who are near & dear to me & I've even stated on this forum that I'm open to the idea of marrying a (moderate) Muslim (although you might argue that a moderate Muslim isn't truly a Muslim). But the point is, in my eyes, you're a person first & foremost & then a Muslim - I don't discriminate!
True, I fight Islam & you fight Christianity, & side by side the religions clash, but at the end of the day, you & I, as a son & daughter of Abraham can & should co-exist.
Quote:I would suggest that the non-muslim guest section be eliminated from all Muslim room such as this one, because it seems to only attract the most ardent opposers of the dawah. and very few are sincerely seeking to learn about Islam rather the Kaafir person should be refered to other sites which are designed to convey and not share views and beliefs... We Muslims already know what these people are like when they get to spread their kufr. Theres no benefit in going back and forth with the likes of these people. when the muslims themselves need to be educated. A mis-guided muslim can cause great harm to the dawah if they're ignorant about issues as these.
Either way it doesn't bother me, but for the record, I really enjoy the (positive) interaction between Muslims & non-Muslims on IslamMessage. It would be a shame to see the guest section go.
Quote:As Salaamu alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh
Right back at ya!
God bless.
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