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    unknownuser
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    Sup all??

    Very nice website you have here. I literally stumbled onto it by accident.

    I come from a strong religious background , heavily influenced by Shiite tradition. Of course it took me 5 years of study to finally declare myself innocent of their beliefs. I used to listen, wide-eyed, to my grandpa's stories about how the Shiites came to be. How the Shiite faith is the correct faith, because they are the minority who struggled and suffered at the hands of the Sunni despots like Muawiya and Abu Sufyan.

    He would argue and bicker with my Sunni grandma and accuse her of being confused. ( I would sometimes overhear their heated conversations from behind the living room door ) "The Shiite sect is the correct sect" He would say..."The Shiites follow the Sunna of Muhammad. The straight path. While you, (the Sunnis) follow the Sunna of Muawiyah the pig!"
    bla bla bla....

    So I took it upon myself to study the Shiite faith, and I am now ready to expose their traditions. I will try to prove that they are no better than the Sunnis, and, that by claiming that the Great Fitna started from the time of the Prophet's death, they are no less radicalistic than the people they've allways accused of being radicalists and narrow-minded. (One of their imams died centuries ago, and they still cry until today.)

    For those of you who don't like my avatar, know this

    That's what my face looks like when I enter a debate with a Shiite and reach a dead-end.

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      unknownuser
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      Hello Pazuzu,

      Welcome to this forum -)

      Pazuzu is that the name of a Aztec or Maya God of South America?
      Your avatar is indeed scary -(

      Very nice website you have here. I literally stumbled onto it by accident.

      The word should not be accident but Serendipitous!? -)

      So I took it upon myself to study the Shiite faith, and I am now ready to expose their traditions.

      Perhaps trying to make people think for themselves would be a better approach?....just a suggestion.... -) since in the Quran it says

      "God does not change anyone until they themselves want to change?"

      (or something to that effect...)

      Regards,

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        unknownuser
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        My point is

        The Shiites have no right to accuse the Sunnis of being delusional, confused and misguided, because they're no better.

        Simple as that.

        As for my grandma, I pitty her. She is a typical sunni ignorant, naive, and believes evrything she hears. What p*sses me off is that she couldn't provide counter-arguments to what he was telling her.

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          KGB
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          Salaam Aleikum Pazuzu

          I read your response on the SamiribnZafarKhan thread you sure are the man who has intelligence and knowledge. Sunnis and Shias or any other sect are following what Allah Taala called conjecture in the name of religion. They have no fear or shame to override the clear verses of Qur'an by their corrupted history and ridiculous stories. Nice to have you on the forum.

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            unknownuser
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            Pazuzu { pah-ZOO-zu }

            Ancient Mesopotamian Deity He was the King of the Demons of Wind , and son of Hanbi. To the Summerians, he was a demi-god worshipped around 3000 B.C, called the Lord of the Summer Wind, or the Bearer of Storms.

            Look it up in Wikipedia.com

            I chose the name because it has a nice ring to it. D

            The avatar comes from the movie The Exorcist. ( the Face of Pazuzu or Face of Death ).

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              unknownuser
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              Pazuzu { pah-ZOO-zu }

              Ancient Mesopotamian Deity He was the King of the Demons of Wind , and son of Hanbi. To the Summerians, he was a demi-god called the Lord of the Summer Wind, or the Bearer of Storms.

              Look it up in Wikipedia.com

              I chose the name because it has a nice ring to it. D

              The avatar comes from the movie The Exorcist. ( the Face of Death ).

              Thanks for that. Pazuzu does now ring a bell. I think it is in the book The Exorcist? Yes?

              Regards,

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                Tay
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                Welcome Pazuzu!

                )>-

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                  zenje
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                  Peace Pazuzu and again, Welcome,

                  I literally stumbled onto it by accident.
                  Everything happens for a reason. D

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                    Jaxal
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                    SaLam Pazuzu

                    Welcome to the family bro wink

                    Everything happens for a reason.

                    Indeed, nothing is random.

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                      Wakas
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                      Welcome.

                      All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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