Celestial
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Dunno, I just saw it as a chance for you to say you're proud to be Muslim, didn't realise...
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RPGMasterTurk91
Turkish RPG Master
Celestial said:
Is that so...? the title just says "Muslims", not trying to attract the Muslim audience like "Muslims!", as in "To all Muslims!". Yeah, so that's not what it was. But I see the way you looked at the title I suppose.
zeon9881
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could some one rep me (my points sre in 9n =( )
Squall7
A li'l bit different
Surely not...GOD said:
...If you were humanity, then humanity must be right. However, humanity is not right, it is fallible, which means you'd be fallible, which is the opposite to what the holy books teach...
*God then vanishes in a puff of logic* (Hitchikers guide to the galaxy reference).
I_Dont_Know859
Hoo-ah!
Personally, I believe Islam will defeat America's Government and Democracy and be the dominate religion worldwide some day in the not to distant future, but thats just me.
Squall7
A li'l bit different
Interesting...I_Dont_Know859 said:
...Why do you think that?
Also, what do you mean by dominate? Do you mean like an occupation of the world, forcing your own values on others, or do you just mean the most widely accepted religion?
RPGMasterTurk91
Turkish RPG Master
Of course, another thing that gets me riled up is the effects it's having in terms of paranoia.
There's still too many people who cannot tell the difference between Islamic people/s and say Hindu's. They're two completely different religions, and are constantly at war with one another in Pakistan. Yet if a Hindu walked past people would still feel uneasy. It's very much unfair that the US/UK have become soo paranoid that it's effecting both non-terrorist Muslims as well as other religions.
Oh, and also, to the person saying that nobody converts to Islam if they're not born into it, I would just like to say:
Cat Stevens.[/quote]
Nice answers (for the part I didn't quote)
And also, to add to this, A Hindu Sect, the Sikhs (pronounced sheeks) wear Turbans. Do you see where I'm getting at? It is actually rare to see a Muslim wearing a Turban, and when they do, it is a cultural thing, NOT religious. Perhaps turbans are more common in Arab countries, countries near the desert to keep their heads cool. It is more common to see any given Sikh wearing a Turban than any given Muslim. So one must wonder how many cases of misidentity (i dont think thats a word, i was trying to find the right word grr, but i think you know what i mean) have caused Muslims and Sikhs alike to suffer.
There's still too many people who cannot tell the difference between Islamic people/s and say Hindu's. They're two completely different religions, and are constantly at war with one another in Pakistan. Yet if a Hindu walked past people would still feel uneasy. It's very much unfair that the US/UK have become soo paranoid that it's effecting both non-terrorist Muslims as well as other religions.
Oh, and also, to the person saying that nobody converts to Islam if they're not born into it, I would just like to say:
Cat Stevens.[/quote]
Nice answers (for the part I didn't quote)
And also, to add to this, A Hindu Sect, the Sikhs (pronounced sheeks) wear Turbans. Do you see where I'm getting at? It is actually rare to see a Muslim wearing a Turban, and when they do, it is a cultural thing, NOT religious. Perhaps turbans are more common in Arab countries, countries near the desert to keep their heads cool. It is more common to see any given Sikh wearing a Turban than any given Muslim. So one must wonder how many cases of misidentity (i dont think thats a word, i was trying to find the right word grr, but i think you know what i mean) have caused Muslims and Sikhs alike to suffer.
RPGMasterTurk91
Turkish RPG Master
(posted by Squall)--
[Of course, another thing that gets me riled up is the effects it's having in terms of paranoia.
There's still too many people who cannot tell the difference between Islamic people/s and say Hindu's. They're two completely different religions, and are constantly at war with one another in Pakistan. Yet if a Hindu walked past people would still feel uneasy. It's very much unfair that the US/UK have become soo paranoid that it's effecting both non-terrorist Muslims as well as other religions.
Oh, and also, to the person saying that nobody converts to Islam if they're not born into it, I would just like to say:
Cat Stevens.[/quote]
Of course, another thing that gets me riled up is the effects it's having in terms of paranoia.
There's still too many people who cannot tell the difference between Islamic people/s and say Hindu's. They're two completely different religions, and are constantly at war with one another in Pakistan. Yet if a Hindu walked past people would still feel uneasy. It's very much unfair that the US/UK have become soo paranoid that it's effecting both non-terrorist Muslims as well as other religions.
Oh, and also, to the person saying that nobody converts to Islam if they're not born into it, I would just like to say:
Cat Stevens.[/quote]
Nice answers (for the part I didn't quote)
And also, to add to this, A Hindu Sect, the Sikhs (pronounced sheeks) wear Turbans. Do you see where I'm getting at? It is actually rare to see a Muslim wearing a Turban, and when they do, it is a cultural thing, NOT religious. Perhaps turbans are more common in Arab countries, countries near the desert to keep their heads cool. One must wonder how many cases of misidentity (i dont think that's a word, i was looking for the right one grr, but i think you know what i mean) both Muslims and Sikhs alike have to suffer. No one in my whole family wears a Turban, and you could hardly guess that we are Muslim because we look white. Not all Muslims have that dark tone Hindu-like appearance with a turban that the media has portrayed, and certainly not all Muslims wear turbans; it is not a requirement and is merely cultural.
[Of course, another thing that gets me riled up is the effects it's having in terms of paranoia.
There's still too many people who cannot tell the difference between Islamic people/s and say Hindu's. They're two completely different religions, and are constantly at war with one another in Pakistan. Yet if a Hindu walked past people would still feel uneasy. It's very much unfair that the US/UK have become soo paranoid that it's effecting both non-terrorist Muslims as well as other religions.
Oh, and also, to the person saying that nobody converts to Islam if they're not born into it, I would just like to say:
Cat Stevens.[/quote]
Of course, another thing that gets me riled up is the effects it's having in terms of paranoia.
There's still too many people who cannot tell the difference between Islamic people/s and say Hindu's. They're two completely different religions, and are constantly at war with one another in Pakistan. Yet if a Hindu walked past people would still feel uneasy. It's very much unfair that the US/UK have become soo paranoid that it's effecting both non-terrorist Muslims as well as other religions.
Oh, and also, to the person saying that nobody converts to Islam if they're not born into it, I would just like to say:
Cat Stevens.[/quote]
Nice answers (for the part I didn't quote)
And also, to add to this, A Hindu Sect, the Sikhs (pronounced sheeks) wear Turbans. Do you see where I'm getting at? It is actually rare to see a Muslim wearing a Turban, and when they do, it is a cultural thing, NOT religious. Perhaps turbans are more common in Arab countries, countries near the desert to keep their heads cool. One must wonder how many cases of misidentity (i dont think that's a word, i was looking for the right one grr, but i think you know what i mean) both Muslims and Sikhs alike have to suffer. No one in my whole family wears a Turban, and you could hardly guess that we are Muslim because we look white. Not all Muslims have that dark tone Hindu-like appearance with a turban that the media has portrayed, and certainly not all Muslims wear turbans; it is not a requirement and is merely cultural.
RPGMasterTurk91
Turkish RPG Master
oops, those last two posts were messy and sort of double
cuz to tell u the truth this is his twin brother and im not too familiar with wii chat
cuz to tell u the truth this is his twin brother and im not too familiar with wii chat
zeon9881
Slowly drifting away
XD omg rpg makes the longest posts (i never read em except if their towards me) OR DO I:shifty:
I am your Sight, I am your touch, I am your smell, I am your hearing, I am your taste.
I am the stars, I am the trees, I am the air, I am the everything that you have ever known or will know ever
I am the dancing atom
You can never understand me as i am
I never designed you so
Think of me
Thats all I ask
:wink:
I am the stars, I am the trees, I am the air, I am the everything that you have ever known or will know ever
I am the dancing atom
You can never understand me as i am
I never designed you so
Think of me
Thats all I ask
:wink:
zeon9881
Slowly drifting away
my teacher said that poem in class....im assuming you stole it
Brawny
Anglophobiphile
Anyone get any poems from Mike Offut? Look him up, he has a freaking album!
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