Muslim immigration is Muslim insurgency. They wait till they are enough in numbers to have a political clout. Then they look for petty differences and look for quarrels accusing others of oppressing muslims who must now fight this so called oppression on Muslims as ordained by their religion.
This is a good question Berry, I would say all you have to do, Is look to England for your Consummate
response, they are feeling and reeling from the Muslim over run of their Country, And we could
be next.
February 11, 2010
How do muslims reply to this observation or accusation?
December 9, 2009
How can Islam be the peacemaker of the world when Muslims fight one another?
I’ve seen lot of muslims who claim that the Islam is about to convert the mankind and the world will be peaceful as if it were a utopia. But how would it work when we see so many Islamic countries and organizations fighting each other all the time?
And no matter how good messages the Islam teach, what is the point of it if they aren’t to be practiced?
Good question
Islam, the religion of peace, and Terrorism
http://www.carm.org/religious-movements/islam/islam-religion-peace-and-terrorism
June 11, 2009
How does a person know which path of Islam is correct?
I am learning that there are so many braches of Islam, why so many? Which one is correct?
I only know what I am guided to. I gave it a month of trying to figure out the various beliefs and their differences before I simply stopped trying to place myself within one of them.
Quran is the correct path, for all who would consider themselves muslim. This much I know is true, this much I follow, this much makes me muslim. As far as the branches or sects… if a person within them follows Quran, I am willing to accept they are muslim, and I will not judge them for what we disagree with outside of Quran. I leave the judging to God, only he knows the truth.
I go back and forth with everything outside of Quran. The thing is, there are those in every sect I both believe make a lot of sense, as well as those I think sound a bit… crazy in their beliefs. When two set of beliefs begin to argue, I find valid points in both, and I find I disagree with both as well in some regard. Though perhaps what I disagree with most is the fact everyone goes around calling each other non-believers, kafir, etc. It turns me off from labeling or grouping myself with anything, other than a muslim who follows Quran, and learns from wherever there is knowledge.
I rely on Quran, and I rely on guidance from God. Wherever that takes me, it is where I'm meant to be. If God guided me to find the Quran… I don't see why I should trust the different branches to guide me into their ways, over trusting God to guide me there if it's where I need to be.
I do not know that anyone can honestly look at another person, and say they are not guided to where they are by God as well. "Which path is correct?" is a good question, but I think only God knows this, and I think everyone is relying on too many other sources other than God to figure it out.