Possiblegee:
Who is allah

pmoye:
I think he might have been someone's uncle or something.

EmekaBlue:
Dont mind them....i noticed that also

They r selfish people...thats why they cover their women but chase christian ladies about in real life

Possiblegee:
omo you brutal o

pmoye:
All religions are based on selfishness in the end, and they are often a means of creating a cult and enforcing exclusivity.

But what I don't understand is why a public and open forum like Nairaland would pander to the desire of some touchy Muslims to avoid publicly debating Islamic posts here. This is exactly how terrorism starts.

Any post meant to be read by the public should also allow the reader to comment. If Muslims don't want that then Nairaland can create an exclusive e-Mosque for them where only those who have been pre-registered as Muslims can view and comment on their posts. And those pre-registered as Muslims should be filtered off from accessing other religions including Christianity, Atheism, Agnosticism and so on.

DominusPrime:
In Islam there is compulsion. Free will is not allowed. So it is understandable that you must agree to that prior to commenting. But what are you even looking for there sef?

pmoye:
How come Muslims get to comment on other religions' posts but won't allow the same?

pmoye:
[center]Are You A Muslim?
"I believe that there no god/God but Allah."
"I believe that Muhammad is God's Holy Prophet."
"I believe that Islam is the Only True Religion."
"lā ʾilāha ʾillā-llāh, muhammadun rasūlu-llāh."

(The above declaration will be posted on your profile if you click "yes"
[/center]

The above is what you are confronted with before you post a comment on any Muslim topic on Nairaland.

Perhaps some people can shed light on this. Every other post on Nairaland is open to discussion, but how come that Muslim related topics are not open to discussion? Isn't Nairaland about open discussion of topics? How come Muslims can comment on other people's religion and even attack Christians, atheists, and those in between, but everyone here seems to be encouraging keeping Muslim topics away from public opinion? Is it because some of these Muslim topics are simply illogical and Nairaland's Muslim cabal is afraid such positions would be shred to pieces in the court of public opinion?

Gender related matters are discussed opening, so are Christian topics and also political ones. Except Islam-related topics. Isn't this the same aversion to public scrutiny and comment that helped fuel Islamic extremism in the first place? Whereby opportunities are taken away from individuals to have their defective ideologies challenged by more liberal and human views.

If you know the real reason why Islamic topics have been condoned off from comments from non-Muslims while the same has not been done for Christianity, I will like to know. Thanks.

HedwigesMaduro:


The owner of this site is an atheist. He and the Muslims are on the same side of the divide. They are working for the same company, but in different departments. Like the Yorubas say:"who do you think the housefly will support if not the guy with a sore".