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9/11 Burning Of Quran Must Go On!

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    savage_carrot
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    Going through this thread and "reply 55" I think the issue can be identified. Let's examine a post from someone

    May be Munafiq is a harsh word, but Mazhar is correct in pointing out, that those who feel discomfort with Muhammad Peace be upon's name are not true believers.

    Give the example to follow above we can say perhaps Maybe stupid is a harsh word but they aren't intelligent at all.
    Mayhap this Maybe Kafir is a harsh word but those who feel discomfort with the quran are not true believers.

    Think it, imply it and insidiously salt and pepper it around our posts but don't say it. In which case, "reply 55" shouldn't be an issue since no one said "kafir" and it aligns with what someone preaches/believes in as pointed out. If someone contests it still, it's just hypocrisy or in other words, not practising what they preach. Maybe it's just to argue, who knows.

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      Ayisha
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      it aligns with what someone preaches/believes in as pointed out. If someone contests it still, it's just hypocrisy or in other words, not practising what they preach. Maybe it's just to argue, who knows.

      nail squarely on head Ms carrot peace

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        Raaajah
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        Ayisha

        nail squarely on head Ms carrot

        But on who's head? look out

        Did you just call me stupid?
        No, I just said you aren't intelligent.

        Did he called Sunni's Kaffir?
        No, he just said they were followers of "SATAN"
        No, he just said they were "NON MUSLIMS"
        No, he just said that "MUSHRIKS" were better then Sunnis.

        Did he called them Kaffirs?
        No!

        Go sell your medicine somewhere else, command in English language does not make you appear any wiser.

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          Ayisha
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          Ayisha
          But on who's head?

          yours

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            tauhid101
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            Peace all,

            While Obama and Robert Gates stopped Rev. Terry Jones from burning the Book of Truth, little was seen by the world that it actually happened in Tennessee.

            http//www.tennessean.com/article/20100912/NEWS01/9120333/2-ministers-burn-Quran-in-Tennessee-backyard

            When I read the news and decided to post it here, I feel sad not because of the burning. When I read the news, I asked myself, "If a president could stop the much coverage attentions of Rev. Terry Jones, why would God let the two reverends to carry out this act?"

            This is what Rev. Old said when he burns the Book of Truth,

            "This is a book of hate, not a book of love," Old said, holding the Quran, before setting it afire. "It's a false book, it's a false prophet (Muhammad) and it's false Scripture."

            This only shows to me of what had been portrayed to the world by those who claimed they are the keepers of the Book of Truth. Is this a sign from God of things to come? Each person will have their own views with this but all I can say is don't ever stop studying and learning the Truth from God alone. Only God through the Book of Truth can show and prove to each of us the Truth and nothing but the Truth. pr

            Peace.
            tauhid101.

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              george
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              george
              Just read reply # 55, I just don't want to repeat it again and

              I have, now maybe you should re-read it.

              Therefore it is very clear when you call Sunnis Non Muslims you are not referring to them as Ahle-Kitab, you are referring to them as Kaffirs. When you refer to Ahle-Kitab you refer to them as "Brothers" and when you refer to Sunni's you refer to them as "followers of Satan" as quoted above.

              From the above quote it is you and not Alen who has used that word.

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                Alen
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                Peace,
                Respect.

                I'd say that the man stopped with the stunt because he gave it some heavy thought and relised that if ghe goes on with his stunt, God forbid, then certain people will go on with their own stunts and we know how that will be. No one wants that, honestly.

                I'm grateful to God that he came to his senses and I was also wondering why now at the 9th anniversary of the attacks, why not 1st, 5th or tenth, why now? But never mind, it doesn't matter anymore, the important thing is that this thing takes a fast train to past.

                God bless you.

                Peace.

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                  tauhid101
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                  Peace Alen,

                  If you read the news I linked above, the burning of the Book of Truth was still carried out but by different reverends and in Tennessee, not Florida.

                  Peace.
                  tauhid101.

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                    justamuslim
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                    Burning of the Quran also happened in Michigan. This sort of a thing has been going on for sometime well before 911. If Rev Jones just burned the quran, would it have gotten world wide attention? Doubt that as what happened in Michigan and other such occurrences in other states obviously didn't make it to the world news. It was the threat, the words, the media coverage...that gave Rev Jones his 15 minutes of fame.

                    RE
                    "If a president could stop the much coverage attentions of Rev. Terry Jones, why would God let the two reverends to carry out this act?"

                    No, it is not God who let these things happen. God gave us the free will, the senses, and the Truth.

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                      Alen
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                      Peace Alen,

                      If you read the news I linked above, the burning of the Book of Truth was still carried out but by different reverends and in Tennessee, not Florida.

                      Peace.
                      tauhid101.

                      Peace,
                      Respect.

                      I'm not worried.
                      This won't change anything.
                      In fact, it might - God knows best - increase the number of thsoe people who will be interested in reading The Qur'an but not because someone wanted to burn it, because the curiosity has enver been so big as it is these days.

                      When ever I mention that hijab is not Islamic let alone compulsory and similar examples and then I say that I got proof from The Qur'an, I get the attention from bunch of people. Imagine if I dedicated more enegry and will to this.

                      God bless you,

                      Peace.

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                        Jafar
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                        The burning of Quran must happen on 9/11 by the Christians, so the veil shall be removed, the wolf shall come out of the lambs cloths. The World shall know that not only Muslims are fanatics and Extremists.

                        Rajaah.. the world already knew that.. nearly most of sectarian folks (Sunnis, SHiites, Catholics, JW, whatever) are indeed lunatics, stupid, fanatics and extremists. But the good thing is that those sectarian lunatics had a tendency to kill each other! Which is good!
                        A self-elimination! The world will definitely be a better world without their presences

                        though it is Man made? Can Muslims burn Bible in their countries?

                        Yes of course why not?? Muslims can burn any book they wanted (Quran, Bible, Torah, Newsweek, Time Magazine) in the good ol' USA! As long as they own the book that is! and not somebody else's book.

                        Whatever the case, I think we shall support the burning of Quranic copies, so the truth may prevail.

                        I neither support or against it.. I just think that it is a stupid thing to do...
                        A group of lunatics doing stupid things... doesn't deserves much attention at all.

                        Salam / Peace

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                          Raaajah
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                          Salaam Jaffar

                          I neither support or against it.. I just think that it is a stupid thing to do...
                          A group of lunatics doing stupid things... doesn't deserves much attention at all.

                          Salam / Peace

                          What made TJ stop burning the Quran after all that stunt?
                          Yes it is stupid thing, but in this way many ignorant Europeans who only think that there are fanatics in Muslims can see the other side of coin, any way it went on if not through Terry Jones, through another fanatic.
                          I just want the real side of these Christians come out, they are hiding under the umbrella of civilized society but in their minds Many Many out there are as fanatics as may be Some Muslims.

                          Remember George Bush Junior calling the war on Iraq and Iran as Crusades, and Majority of the Good OL American society supporting him.

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                            Alen
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                            Rajaah.. the world already knew that.. nearly most of sectarian folks (Sunnis, SHiites, Catholics, JW, whatever) are indeed lunatics, stupid, fanatics and extremists. But the good thing is that those sectarian lunatics had a tendency to kill each other! Which is good!
                            A self-elimination! The world will definitely be a better world without their presences
                            Yes of course why not?? Muslims can burn any book they wanted (Quran, Bible, Torah, Newsweek, Time Magazine) in the good ol' USA! As long as they own the book that is! and not somebody else's book.

                            I neither support or against it.. I just think that it is a stupid thing to do...
                            A group of lunatics doing stupid things... doesn't deserves much attention at all.

                            Salam / Peace

                            Peace,
                            Respect.

                            I disagree.
                            I think they shouldn't kill themselves out, self-elimination would be wrong, why not set an example, a good exmaple, so that they can see what they can be and maybe they will join us in goodness, God willing, you never know. God knows best.

                            Let's not call names, bro.
                            Qur'an 4911.

                            Peace. handshake

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                              Raaajah
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                              Alen

                              I disagree.
                              I think they shouldn't kill themselves out, self-elimination would be wrong, why not set an example, a good exmaple, so that they can see what they can be and maybe they will join us in goodness, God willing, you never know. God knows best.

                              Being good will not do. There have been numerous good examples in shape of many good people, but were they able to stop extremism. Look at Gandhi's the tolerance doctrine, how the Britons teared it apart at Jallanwala garden and at various occasions. Did tolerance earned you Bosnia? they had to fought the evil with IROn hands!
                              and the question it seems to all you have closed your ears to, Why did Terry Jones not burned Quran?

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                                Alen
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                                Alen
                                Being good will not do. There have been numerous good examples in shape of many good people, but were they able to stop extremism. Look at Gandhi's the tolerance doctrine, how the Britons teared it apart at Jallanwala garden and at various occasions. Did tolerance earned you Bosnia? they had to fought the evil with IROn hands!
                                and the question it seems to all you have closed your ears to, Why did Terry Jones not burned Quran?

                                Peace,
                                Respect.

                                I guess we should fight him academically.
                                How about this
                                How about we invite him for a talk?
                                How about we start with this website> http//www.evilbible.com/Murder.htm

                                I mean, I respect all people but the author of this website has taken a little bit too far. Nevertheless, it's a start.
                                The contradictions in The Bible were approached today at Speaker's Corner in the Hyde Park, London, UK by me and few others.
                                We defeated several chrsitians and they decided to go home. They were also speechless regarding the trinity and the crucifixion.

                                God know sbest.
                                Peace. eat

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                                  umzy01
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                                  @umzy01

                                  Now if the people who did what was highlighted in bold are'nt extremists then what should we call them then ???

                                  i said we shouldnt loosely call people extreme, i dont have a problem with saying it when its obvious, but if its said all the time it looses all meaning and i'd never class what alen was accused of saying in the same group as people burning and smearing faeces feces on the quran.

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                                    Wootah
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                                    Actually I read some Christian schools were burned which had only Muslim students and a large library of Korans.

                                    /sigh.
                                    brickwall

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                                      Jack
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                                      Actually I read some Islamic villages were burned which had Christian students and gazillion bibles.

                                      /sigh.
                                      brickwall

                                      I can pull stuff out of a hat too. )

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                                        george
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                                        i said we shouldnt loosely call people extreme, i dont have a problem with saying it when its obvious, but if its said all the time it looses all meaning and i'd never class what alen was accused of saying in the same group as people burning and smearing faeces feces on the quran.

                                        In terms of Sunni's and Shia's, who refer to hadith which as we all know on this forum have pretty extremist views on women,apostacy,forced conversion etc, the word "extremist" is rightly and not loosley applicable to them.

                                        Regrading the burning of The Qur'an.
                                        They have done worse things to The Book in Guantanamo Jail, yes? Would you agree to this? We have already witnessed what has been done to Qur'an. I witness every sunday, almost, what non-muslims say about Qur'an, Islam and muslims. If I had a cmarea, I'd bring evidence but maybe later, God willing.
                                        nevertheless, someone will burn The Qur'an and then some sunni will react. God forbid should another expalosion happen but we all know that there is something called cause and effect.

                                        Well of course I would not agree with it, but thats not the point. The point is the Islamaphobic idiots are going to do it anyway whether we agree with it or not.

                                        I'm not worried.
                                        This won't change anything.
                                        In fact, it might - God knows best - increase the number of thsoe people who will be interested in reading The Qur'an but not because someone wanted to burn it, because the curiosity has enver been so big as it is these days.

                                        You've just made the point that I was trying to make from the start.

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                                          Raaajah
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                                          george

                                          In terms of Sunni's and Shia's, who refer to hadith which as we all know on this forum have pretty extremist views on women,apostacy,forced conversion etc, the word "extremist" is rightly and not loosley applicable to them.

                                          You seem to me a half baked Quranist! can you please quote some of the Hadith you are mentioning?

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