Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem
The prophet muhammad(saw) is dead and WE ,MUSLIMS, DO NOT WORSHIP MUHAMMAD. so maybe you should take a bit of your own advice first.
The behavior of muslims worldwide speak differently.
Over cartoons - riots, people killed - including an old nun who had nothing to do with the cartoons, churches destroyed.
Over cartoons - muslims going to the UN to try to shut people up about islam while muslims do not do the same of other groups and draw vile cartoons of them.
Over anyone using their own texts to show what mohammed was like - a Coptic priest has death threats and a fatwa to be killed over telling us what the koran and hadiths say. This article tells us that
Father Botros is public enemy #1 in islam. An old man. But hey, they follow mohammed’s example who killed an old man over 100 years old.
And it isn’t only mohammed they worship - but also the koran.
Geert Wilders has made a film showing the koran’s surahs and how it is being played out in this world.
Theo Van Gogh was killed, Ayan Hirsi Ali has to live in hiding, over a film showing the plight of muslim women in islamic countries. Well it seems that it also applies to our own countries too!
And on and on and on about muslims trying to sue to shut us up, or riot, or threaten with fatwas, etc. if they mention the koran and/or mohammed in a bad light.
And I won’t even go into that
black rock that muslims think has consciousness that will speak for them at Judgement Day. You guys don’t even know if that, or any of the stuff you do, bypasses predestination in islam!
So, your weak plea to have us think otherwise just doesn’t ring of the truth.
What that guy’s TV show shows me is that what I think about islam concerning women is indeed true. It is just more of the same from muslims, either they are defending such actions, denying that it exists which don’t fly in the face of facts, or the ones who do the deeds.
And thank the God of Israel that they lived in this country because she will have some justice unlike living in a muslim country where “the extended family and community valorize the honor killing. They do not condemn the perpetrators in the name of Islam. Mainly, honor killings are seen as normative.”