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Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by naiijaboii: 11:22am On May 31, 2013 |
People keep killing innocent people everyday in the name of Allah! - FACT There have been no major mass protest of the killing of christians my BH or any other militarized islamic movement! - FACT So one can be forgiven for considering islam a religion that breeds, endorses and promotes terrorism...simply because the facts are evident. How many buildings have been bombed in the name of Jesus? How many mosques bombed? How many muslims called infidels and forced to convert? How many innocent muslims have lost their lives in Nigeria because a bible was burnt in Iran? The answer may very well be ZERO! Is it a coincidence?? Or does it simply point to the fact that there is something inherently flawed about the methodology behind Islam and its propagation? Unfortunately i have more questions than answers...... 6 Likes |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by PvtParts1: 11:23am On May 31, 2013 |
oluking: Seun am disappointed this guy is blatantly breaking rules, @pvt. Parts what is your objective,its people like you that end up creating problems,please have the common sense to be part of the solution. before you condemn me judge your own prophet and his followers. 3 Likes |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by Kingharzyz(m): 11:24am On May 31, 2013 |
francis Newton: guy i've always believe dis nt until an islamic teacher based in australia was fumin in d mouth against muslems who dont pray for 'guys' which r workin for allah(e made mention of d militants in afganistan who stay outside under d cold without food or home to fight for allah) so guy forget dis or u kno more dan d islamic teacher whom people from every country in d world call for issues n advisee abegiiii e even said more power to dier elbow in dier fight for allah n against d unbelieversthere is no big diffrent btw you and boko bois I swear...the Op was elucidating about the true teaching u dey talk abt one scholar in australia...why Not get yourself a copy of the quran before concluding that islam is Not a religion of peace. |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by PvtParts1: 11:24am On May 31, 2013 |
King harzyz: there is no big diffrent btw you and boko bois I swear...the Op was elucidating about the true teaching see lie 1 Like |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by FiftyFifty(m): 11:28am On May 31, 2013 |
Despite all the antagonistic views held against Islam, the brutality against its adherents, the lies against its teachings, the monies being spent to stop its spreading... ISLAM, the ONLY true religion, is the fastest growing religion on the planet earth! Allahu Akbar!!! 1 Like |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by keni: 11:29am On May 31, 2013 |
defemz: It is evident the op has not been watching Aljazeera lately. The sea of combatant muslims with murderous and sweaty faces across the Islamic world shows something is not just right with Islam. One striking thing about muslims is if there is no one else to kill they start killing themselves. So muslims should stop saying what Islam is, they should rather start living it. Probably if any of your loved ones and breadwinners was killed by ever rampaging muslims up north, you will stop believing the trash you wrote up there. We have read the holy quran and we know it would be a daydream wishing muslims to stop shedding blood. Or how was the religion spread in the first place. I only pity good muslims.Too many blood thirst even among their revered clerics. The evil they perpetrate is too gigantic to ignore.God will save us all You obviously did not read the post properly |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by chops33(m): 11:32am On May 31, 2013 |
victorD3: Well whenever I hear Islam I remember Boko Haram and whenever I hear Boko Haram I run.Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha...can't stop laughing...I don't blame u o!!!.....the only thing we can do is run...may God help us all... |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by Nobody: 11:33am On May 31, 2013 |
Ayishatreal: Hope those that critic Islam and Muslims will clearly understand that what Boko Haram and their accomplices are doing is against Islamic doctrine.are you now saying osama bn ladn not a true muslim or what? 1 Like |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by MajHeadache: 11:33am On May 31, 2013 |
King harzyz: Where you copy and paste this lies... koran |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by keni: 11:34am On May 31, 2013 |
Pvt. Parts: Because you have posted the picture of that guy it means all Muslims follow his believe? then I am also right to say all christians that goes to the gay reverend's church in UK are gay 2 Likes |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by keni: 11:36am On May 31, 2013 |
sam4xadams: Are you now saying Adolf Hitler is not a christian or what? |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by maclatunji: 11:36am On May 31, 2013 |
Opey4luv: Hmmmm @ mods, I have created a thread exactly with the same content and it did not make the front page and the OP just copied and re-packaged my work and it made front page. Nairalanders logic My apologies. Many people posted similar content and yours was probably not seen by the referee. |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by Nobody: 11:36am On May 31, 2013 |
naiijaboii: People keep killing innocent people everyday in the name of Allah! - FACT You are not making much sense buddy. Do we have to crucify the whole Niger deltans for the evils of MEND ? Do we have to crucify Nigeria for the sin of Abdul mutalab ? Do we have to crucify Norway for the sin of the serial killer ? Do we have to crucify Americans for their soldiers who are killing innocent people in pakistan and Afghanistan ? Do we have to blame ibos for the crime of massob or just as we should blame the yorubas for the sin of OPC ? I can also go on with my analysis but you know what in the end,you can't control of a billion people to just stick to an ideology and expect perfection much as you can't expect every Nigerian to be patriotic.there will always be dissident few in any majority but it doesn't necessarily mean the others support the actions of the dissidents. 1 Like |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by Emmaxx: 11:36am On May 31, 2013 |
Ehyah, just trying to save face abi? But you know deep inside of you that Islam is the back bone of terrorism. Terrorist are motivated by what is written in reverred book of Muhamed- THE FOLLY QURAN! |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by GenButtNaked: 11:37am On May 31, 2013 |
Games Muslim Play “If Islam were a violent religion, then all Muslims would be violent.” The Muslim Game: Most Muslims live peacefully, without harming others, so how can Islam be a violent religion? If Islam were the religion of terrorists, then why aren’t most Muslims terrorists? The Truth: The same question can easily be turned around. If Islam is a religion of peace, then why is it the only one that consistently produces religiously-motivated terrorist attacks each and every day of the year? Why are thousands of people willing and able to cut off an innocent person’s head or fly a plane full of passengers into an office building while screaming praises to Allah? Where’s the outrage among other Muslims when this happens… and why do they get more worked up over cartoons and hijabs? Rather than trying to answer a question with a question, however, let's just say that the reason why most Muslims don't kill is that regardless of what Islam may or may not teach it's wrong to kill over religious beliefs. Consider that many Muslims would not even think of amputating a thief's hand. Does this mean that it is against Islam to do so? Of course not! In fact, it is clearly mandated in both the Qur'an (5:38) and the example set by Muhammad according to the Hadith (Bukhari 81:792). As individuals, Muslims make their own choices about which parts of their religion they practice. However, even though believers may think whatever they want about what Islam says or doesn't say, it doesn't change what Islam says about itself. As a documented ideology, Islam exists independently of anyone's opinion. As such, it may be studied objectively and apart from how anyone else practices or chooses to interprets it. The Qur'an plainly teaches that it is not only proper to kill in the name of Allah in certain circumstances, but that it is actually a requirement. Muslims who don't believe in killing over religion may be that way out of ignorance or because they are more loyal to the moral law written in their hearts than they are to the details of Muhammad’s religion. Those who put Islam first or know Islam best know otherwise. In fact, few Muslims have ever read the Qur'an to any extent, much less pursued an honest investigation of the actual words and deeds of Muhammad, which were more in line with hedonism, deception, power and violence than with moral restraint. The harsh rules that Muslim countries impose on free speech to protect Islam from critique also prevent it from being fully understood. In the West, many Muslims, devout or otherwise, simply prefer to believe that Islam is aligned with the Judeo-Christian principles of peace and tolerance, even if it means filtering evidence to the contrary. It is no coincidence, however, that the purists who take Islam too heart are far more likely to become terrorists than humanitarians. Those most prone to abandoning themselves to Muhammad's message without moral preconception are always the more dangerous and supremacist-minded. They may be called ‘extremists’ or ‘fundamentalists,’ but, at the end of the day, they are also dedicated to the Qur’an and following the path of Jihad as mandated by Muhammad. 9 Likes |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by Nobody: 11:37am On May 31, 2013 |
Fifty-Fifty:pls no bombs 2 Likes |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by keni: 11:37am On May 31, 2013 |
Maj. Headache: Do you have any proof of the killings? |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by naiijaboii: 11:38am On May 31, 2013 |
King harzyz: and some fools will press the like button without asking for proofs on All this shits........ pls Where you copy and paste this lies... pls king harzyz, educate us.........how much of this is false?? |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by Nobody: 11:39am On May 31, 2013 |
Food_consumer: that crap is formed from pathetic minds....Are you sure ? |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by Emmaxx: 11:39am On May 31, 2013 |
Abdul Adam56: 1) ISLAM: There is no compulsion in religion. |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by Emmaxx: 11:39am On May 31, 2013 |
Abdul Adam56: 1) ISLAM: There is no compulsion in religion. |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by keni: 11:40am On May 31, 2013 |
Emmaxx: Ehyah, just trying to save face abi? But you know deep inside of you that Islam is the back bone of terrorism. Terrorist are motivated by what is written in reverred book of Muhamed- THE FOLLY QURAN! Your statement is not a proof that you are a better christian |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by keni: 11:41am On May 31, 2013 |
naiijaboii: You tell us with fact which one of it is true |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by Kingharzyz(m): 11:41am On May 31, 2013 |
Pvt. Parts:Where is the lie? I'll rather stop commenting on Nairaland any longer cos i found out that 70% of you guys are pratts,fools etc.... |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by Nobody: 11:42am On May 31, 2013 |
Gen.ButtNaked:you've said all |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by Kingharzyz(m): 11:44am On May 31, 2013 |
keni:go and search for the truth yourself and don't forget search if jesus was a christian or formulated by the jews..... |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by Nobody: 11:45am On May 31, 2013 |
keni:aldolf is a pagan mind u..he was neva a religiouz man |
Re: Differences Between Boko Haram And Islam by delors(m): 11:46am On May 31, 2013 |
Are you telling us what we already know or u think we are blind? Siddon there...We know as e dey go...ur emotional write-up cannot really convince us otherwise. There is room for extremism in islam as it has been shown over and over again in the following areas: - MSSN on campuses (especially in Unilorin and OAU) - Boko Haram in Northern Nigeria - Islamic insurgents in Mali, Sudan and other African countries. - Hezbollah in the Middle East - Ayatollah in the Middle East - AlQaeda in the Middle East (with branches worldwide) Muslims in the other parts of Nigeria are cool headed because they don't take it to an extreme, same with muslims in other western world. Why is it that whenever u provoke a muslim brother, the next thing is 'Allah, fatwa, etc' as if u are engaged in a religious war with them?' It beats one to think that u cant crack a normal joke with a turban and veil wearing muslim brother...its just odd...As far as I (and most of us) can tell, Islam ain't nolonger a religion of peace...Not until they allow us live in peace without anyone trying to bomb us up all in the name of Islam... What exactly are the Boko haram guys demanding now? Islamic country carved out of Northern Nigeria! and war is the only way out, not diplomacy, not negotiation? What do u call that? They are cowardly devils.... Bros, please say something else...we know what we know about Islam...and about peace. Please |
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