Frankly it’s frigthening when an organized religion does something like this because it means there is no limit in what they do to achieve their goal, especially since that goal is to conquer the percieved enemy.
That was really funny!! Where did you find it?
Gosh, do you really believe that silliness? Do you want me to go through it point-by-point for all its silliness? And you think it’s LYING? About Islam? Please. I think I will go through the list.
Firstly, I mention Shari’ah all the time. I love Shari’ah, God’s Law.
Secondly, Muslims
do believe in Moses and Jesus, both are mentioned quite often in the Qur’an. That’s not a lie, nor a misrepresentation on the part of Muslims. The Qur’an emphasizes especially the people of Moses, who is the most-mentioned prophet in the Qur’an. And Muslims
should stop using the term “Zionists” and “Crusaders” to refer to Jews and Christians because they are inaccurate. Not all Jews are Zionists, nor are all Zionists Jews. The term “Crusader” has other problems associated with it. Both words are angry rhetoric used to whip up hatred and are inaccurate. They shouldn’t be used. Again, not a misrepresentation for Muslims to avoid those terms, in fact it’s BETTER. duh. So it’s good, and representative of greater tolerance of non-Muslims.
Thirdly, about Muslims using false names. I use the name ‘Amy’ because it’s the name I was born with. If a Muslim opts to change his name from ‘Muhammad’ or ‘Mustafa’ it’s because he doesn’t feel like he fits in, and he doesn’t want anyone to know he’s a Muslim. That kind of person isn’t interested in spreading Islam, man, he’s interested in ditching it. Those are the guys you find at bars and clubs. To say Muslims do that for da’wah is really silly because it shows they aren’t proud of being Muslim in the first place.
Fourthly, we use both terms, “Sunday school” and “Friday class,” mostly depending on which day they happen. Muslims have “Sunday school” and “Saturday school.” Do you know the difference? One’s on Sunday, one is on Saturday! Because Muslims typically have weekends off in American culture, it’s often that religious schooling can take place on those days. I teach a “Sunday school” class. It’s actually called Al-Furqan school, but we call it Sunday school for short, because it’s on Sunday. Classes on Friday, Friday classes. I attend Friday classes. And Tuesday/Thursday classes too. To call that taqiyyah or whatever is really silly.
Fifthly, I’ve never heard a Muslim end a speech that way except if it was in front of a mostly non-Muslim audience. And that’s because if he said “Baarakallahu feekum” they’d look at him weird. But it means nothing other than “May God bless you.” So he translates it to English for English audiences. Christians don’t own the phrase. It’s not deception since he’s saying the same thing regardless.
Sixthly, I doubt you’ll find the same people doing that. Can’t Muslims have different opinions of the USA? I.e., some loving it, some hating it? I’m shocked to hear people have a daily ritual of burning the American flag… that’s awful retarded, they need to get a life.
About changing vocabulary? More foolishness! Let’s see:
The words love, grace, salvation, sanctification, justification are all English words, understood by English audiences. Therefore instead of using Arabic words that English-speaking folk don’t understand, it’s typical to translate. Those concepts are not foreign to Islam, not at all. They’re just in a different language.
The other charge, that Muslims are using different translations to “hide” things is pretty silly. It’s an accusation that comes up a lot, but I challenge anyone to present evidence of it actually taking place. There are many translations, none of which are perfect, they are the work of translators. But to say the translations deliberately misrepresent the Qur’an is a long stretch to make, and I’d like to see proof.
About involvement in society… isn’t that what Americans want in the first place? For everyone to “assimilate?” For people to participate in the political process? What’s wrong with Muslims writing letters to Congress? Or to the editor? They do it for the same reason that non-Muslims do. Not deception at all!
That list is so silly, I’ll be shocked if anyone here actually believes it.
How can Islam claims that it is the confirmation of all earlier messages of God when for the life of me I can’t find anything like this ever been revealed before?
How come I converted to Islam after reading the Qur’an finding it EXACTLY like the things that were revealed before?