Don’t worry about the typos; we all make mistakes.

I notice that you are a “debater;” would you like to debate Islam with me?

I agree that we should interpret texts in their proper context. I agree also that we should consider what the members of a religion say about their texts, founder, and god.

What, if anything, have I misstated about Islam?

Cordially,

Amillennialist

I stumbled upon this page looking for Qur’an 5:32. I agree vigorously with your opposition to Islam and jihad, and I applaud your efforts to expose Muslim deception.

I’d like to offer a few observations in response to your post and the comment immediately preceding mine:

1) Qur’an offers little in the way of context, which is why study of the ahadith (sayings) collections considered most reliable by Muslims (Sahih Bukhari, Muslim, Dawud) and the biographies of Muhammad (Sirat Rasul Allah, primarily) are vital for understanding Islam the way Muhammad preached and practiced it: They provide the all-important context missing from Qur’an.

2) Another aspect of 5:32 is this: As you state, the verse is not a prohibition against Muslims killing non-Muslims as Islamic propagandists and perverse non-Muslims would have us believe; more than that, it is a warning or condemnation of Jews, Allah’s greatest “enemy.”

3) The verse following the “killed the whole world” verse (which you quote above) is actually much worse than it appears. Taking the passage in the context provided by Ibn Kathir in his highly respected tafsir (Qur’anic commentaries), the horrific violence required of Muslims against non-Muslims is to be carried out against them for their not being Muslim:

“‘Wage war’ mentioned here means, oppose and contradict, and it includes disbelief, blocking roads and spreading fear in the fairways. Mischief in the land refers to various types of evil.”

So, Muhammad requires execution, crucifixion, or cutting off hands and feet from opposite sides for “disbelief.”

Keep up the good work!

A.

The Hiroshima Bomb
Stated the author of the book, “al-Harb al-’Aalamiyyah ath-Thaaniyah” (p.446-447) (Lit: The Second World War), “And perhaps it is appropriate to speak about this first atomic bomb. Let us relay what was reported directly from one of the Japanese in his interview with Marcel Junod, a representative of the Red Cross, speaking about the reality of this most frightening explosion. He said: …And suddenly there appeared these intense, muddy pinkish lights, accompanied by an unnatural tremor. This was immediately followed by an asphyxiating wave of heat and violent winds that ravaged everything in their path.
Within only a few seconds, thousands of people who walked the roads or sat in the city’s main streets were burned alive. A great number were then killed by the intense heat that spread all over. Others were left lying on the ground screaming in pain with deadly burns all over their bodies. Anything that had been at the point of impact – walls, homes, factories, and other buildings – was completely and totally annihilated, with all traces of these things sent hurling into the sky in a ghastly whirlwind. Trams were plucked from their steel tracks and flung as if they had lost their weight and substance. Trains were lifted off the ground along with their tracks as if they were mere toys. Horses, dogs, and livestock were all befallen with what befell the people. Every living thing had lost its life in one painful turn of events too difficult to describe. Trees were engulfed in blazing fires, rice fields lost their color, and farms crackled and burned away like dry straw.
As for the surrounding areas that escaped instant death: Homes were crumbled and only piles of wooden boards remained amongst bricks and stone foundations. Everything was crushed as if they were cardboard houses in a zone of destruction 10 kilometers in diameter. Those who survived found themselves totally surrounded by raging fires. The few people who managed to get to any type of shelter in time died painful deaths from gamma radiation within 20 to 30 days. By nightfall on the day of the blast, the blaze slowed down and then died out, finding nothing left to fuel it. Hiroshima had passed away into nothingness. ”
These are some of the landmarks of your civilization that you sing and boast about, and become insolent towards Islam and its Prophet with. Yet you continue intensifying every form of oppression and corruption and you go on inventing more and more weapons of destruction, annihilation, and devastation, and this – by Allah – is the utmost limit of barbaric and animalistic behavior.

( Or do you think that most of them even listen or use their intellects? They are only like cattle, rather, even more astray than that. ) [Quran 25:44]

So crown yourselves with your own bombs, including the Hiroshima bomb and its likes, and crown your leaders with them. Consider all other weapons of mass destruction as your fangs and claws that you use to prey upon wild animals and all of Mankind.

( And those who oppress shall see what kind of outcome overturns them. ) [Quran 26:227]