Slight delay, but certainly coming...
Friends, it was a busy month, working on the movie project on Islam's prophet as I had promised. There is good news and less good news. Well, let's start with the less good one.
Delay in the release of movie
I promised to all of you that I will release the movie in the month of October. But now it has to be released on 14th of December. The reason behind this delay is no compromise with the quality and good preparation. The voice recording, music arrangements, video recording and editing are quite hard jobs, but I am happy that I have finished almost half of that. The voice recording and music arrangements for the Spanish and Hindi versions are done. Next I will have to concentrate on English, Urdu and Indonesian versions.
On coming Tuesday, I have scheduled the video recording in some good locations in Madrid. I believe that in November, I will be able to finish all the arrangements and release the movie on 14th of December 2012.
This project, which I started as a small personal initiative from my bedroom, has grown much bigger over the course of the past few weeks, reaching good studios and several good locations in Madrid, along with support from individuals and political groups home and abroad. This is another main reason for the delay in completing the project.
Volunteers for Arabic translation
As you all know that I am making this movie in English, Spanish, Hindi, Urdu and Indonesian. But it's my wish that we can make a special version with the Arabic subtitle for the Arabic world, so that they also can recognize the dirty truth of Muhammad. I need help of some volunteers, who can do this translation for me. It's about 14 pages of A4 size, which need to get translated into Arabic. The movie's length is 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Trailer coming soon
Even though I need more time to release the movie, I will be able to release the trailer very soon. Once I finish the video recording, I will release a short trailer, possibly as soon as on the 7th of November 2012. The trailer can be watched on my website, http://www.mundosinislam.com.
Title of the movie
After long confusion and a hard fight between my heart and mind, I have decided the title of my movie to be “The Innocent Prophet”. I know it is very similar to the recently released movie “The Innocence of Muslims”. But believe me, I have no intentions to copy that title. I decided to go for the title “The Innocent Prophet”, because I wanted to use it as a taunt on Muhammad. Calling him innocent is like slapping him. It is simply a taunt on Muhammad that how innocent he was that he used to kill people, abuse minors, create false religion, but still he was very innocent.
That is all for today. Hope to see you on the 7th of November 2012 with the trailer of the movie “The Innocent Prophet”. Thank you very much.
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written by Imaad , October 30, 2012
written by Gnostic , October 30, 2012
More attention will mean more reaction. Violent reaction? Or will even the muslim world become tired of becoming angry? I am afraid they will not because violent anger seems to be an essential part of the islamic way of life.
written by Reply to Gnostic , October 30, 2012
written by HARKAT UL JIHAD EI KAFIROOON , October 30, 2012
let us keep up our divine efforts to expose truth,bcoz truth=god.
written by The bloody prophet , October 30, 2012
written by Kaser , October 30, 2012
And the reactions from the Angry Male Muslims...
written by Kashif , October 30, 2012
written by malem , October 30, 2012
You should really pick better business partners than Terry Jones, that's really scraping the barrel lad
written by Gnostic , October 30, 2012
We must imagine why the islamic world is so behind: Hundreds of years without bookprinting because it was forbidden with indoctrination in the mosques being the only kind of "education".
There was hardly any intellectual development at all, no reformation, no revealation (no, the quran was not revealed, it was faked), no Galileo, no Schopenhauer, no Nietzsche and no Feuerbach and no Marx.
While the average american or european reads a couple of books a year, the average arabs reads only 5-6 pages according to recent development reports by the UN.
http://www.arab-hdr.org/
Arabs have little access to the internet and any unbiased information and I do not know how to change that.
It seems that many arabs and /or muslims want to be stupid
because they refuse anything non-islamic and deny the results of modern science if they contradict islam.
written by Kashif , October 30, 2012
written by Malem , October 30, 2012
written by Dr R Brahmachari , October 30, 2012
written by Jye , October 30, 2012
written by Malem , October 30, 2012
written by Kaser , October 30, 2012
The educated women of Islam will be the fall of the Cult. Not tomorrow, but in a few generations.
Where I live, I see it on a regular basis. The women will (and are actively) rejecting it. They care for their young, so the young will grow up rejecting it also.
Only frustrated, angry males will pursue it, for their own needs. For the control it gives them.
written by Kaser , October 30, 2012
Dialogue and understanding can happen between opên-minded cultures and societies, not religions.
Is Boko Haram establishing dialogue with the Nigerian christians?
Is Ansar Dine establishing dialogue with the native population in Mali it is oppressing?
Are Muslims obliged to dialogue with Vile Christians and Jewish pigs?
Are Saudis authorities establishing dialogue if a Saudi citizen wishes to open a bible studies class?
Have Talibans established dialogue with the 14 yr-old girl they tried to kill?
The only dialogue I see:
"submit to Islam or suffer the consequences"...
"Islam will rule the world"
"Freedom can go to hell"
"Slay those who mock the prophet"
And other lovely "dialogues"
Malem, your cult needs a serious Public Relations firm to revamp its image... really fast!
written by Malem , October 30, 2012
written by Kaser , October 30, 2012
I envy your stance Malem. Willfully ignorant, except for your Quran. Afraid of change. Afraid to question and challenge.
You see, old people like you do not want to change - it's too complicated, and it's scary...
That's why young(er) people like me are running the show. With our open minds, we are the winds of change.
We are fed up with Religion's baseless ideologies, it's proven violence and "I'm better than you attitude". You show a lot if this attitude Malem.
Malem, you will end your life (I hope in many many more years) as ignorant as you are now. Complacent in your "Quran is perfect" ideology.
Whereas I will always question, challenge and embrace change. This is what makes me the man of science I am.
I realise now that you will never walk in the direction of true learning Malem. Your only true knowledge is the Quran.
Thank you Malem, I will have a great evening.
written by Malem , October 31, 2012
written by Betty , October 31, 2012
written by Kaser , October 31, 2012
We DO share some values!
And as far as growing up Malem, which I've done for close to half a century now, I doubt very much I'll see the ills of my ways - if by "ills" you mean my refusal to adopt any religion again - especially Islam.
written by Milad , October 31, 2012
BRAVO.
written by Malem , October 31, 2012
Kaser you still fear consequences which is why you fear religion, it is nothing more than that. Once you realize that you will have some peace in your mind. The reason you find yourself encountering the same line you give your son, is because that is the age you are acting lad. Just because your a chronologically almost 50 does not make you any mature than a teen judging by your posts.
written by Betty , October 31, 2012
written by Kaser , October 31, 2012
Because religions give us the false concept that "all will be well in the afterlife".
What afterlife Malem? Bull$hit. A lie. A promise of reward. Like a parent will promise a candy if a kid behaves well. If you believe this Malem, you are hopeless.
My fear of religion is because it removes consequences in THIS world, and deports them to this blissful AFTERLIFE (72 virgins or not).
We are alive on a single planet and our decisions and actions, HAVE consequences.
NO WHERE does the main religions talk about our responsibilities towards our home in the Universe. NO WHERE do they talk about our impacts on the planet. Because not one religion new this for a fact.
India is an overcrowded open-air dump, and more little indians keep popping out of uteruses. No wonder educated Indians leave.
The catholic church still prevents contraception - as if there are not enough humans walking around?
The industrial countries are depleting natural resources at an alarming rate
China spews toxic gases in the atmosphere to produce cheap plastic toys purchased all over the world (including the keyboard I'm typing on).
We are clearing forests, killing entire races, destroying ecosystems...
Where is religion in all this ? Absent. Nil. A complete and utter void.
Oh wait - Islam tells us to kill animals "in the name of god" by bleeding them alive - PROGRESS !!!!
Where Malem, in your glorious Quran/Islam do you see indications on how we should behave, now that we KNOW our actions have direct consequences on our world?
That's what I, and others, are faced with. People like me tackle the REAL problems humanity is facing.
While old goats like you keep on living in your fairy-tale world, with your make believe god, and your "there is no compulsion in Islam" philosophy. Oh, and pray five times a day to win your "eternal paradise" Malem...
You are a coward, unable to face reality.
written by fineliving56 , October 31, 2012
I just like to say, will be happy to translate the movie '' the innocent prophet '' transcript from English to Arabic … If you Email it to me I will start translating right away I do not know, exactly how long it will take, but I do not think it will take long .
I am a book worm …. my main language is still Arabic, but I read English books to try to improve my English skills in writing and reading .
The Language of Quran I am especially good at, due to my endless research in it … I have caught so many deliberate changes in English translations of Quran and hadeeth, I even found OMISSION OF MANEY AYAS . I reached the conclusion that Muslims western translators are dishonest, they do that to make Quran more friendly and not as backward and as harsh as it really, is .
So if you are interested I like to help in anyway I can .
Thank you for your hard work in bringing out the truth about Islam .
written by World without Islam , October 31, 2012
It will be an honour for me to have your help. I would be greatful to you if you can translate the movie for me in Arabic. I appreciate your offer and I admire people like you who dare to speak truth.
you can send me an e mail to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it '> This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for letting me know your e mail id. thanks again. IMRAN FIRASAT
written by This is Rami Rustom , October 31, 2012
> What you fear is accountability in reality. You want to have no consequences for your actions,
Why does Malem think that Kaser fears accountability? Its ridiculous. We are all accountable for our actions. For crimes, there is jail. And for (non-criminal) immoral acts, there are the negative consequences. For example, if I act immorally by owning a car without insurance, then if I get in a car accident, I suffer the negative consequences. We don't need an all powerful and omniscient being to tell us that owning a car without insurance is immoral. We can use our reason instead.
I think Malem fears the unknown. He fears not having someone (God) tell him what he should do and how to do it. Why does he fear that? I'm not sure. Maybe its a psychological phenomenon that results from shear ignorance. I doubt it though.
The more interesting thing is how Malem deals with that fear. The fear is a problem for him. And how does he solve that problem? By accepting the God idea. Viola! No more fear.
written by This is Rami Rustom , October 31, 2012
Check out this discussion between my 4 yo and I. We were eating and she said:
Lulu: Do you believe in God?
Rami: No
Lulu: Why not?
Rami: Well, all life is problem-solving. So, what does the God idea solve?
Lulu: He solves being sad.
Rami: How does he solve that?
Lulu: (quite)
Rami: Also, he doesn't solve my sadness.
Lulu: That's because you don't get sad.
Rami: I've been sad before. And what I do is figure out what problem is causing my sadness. Then I use reason to solve that problem.
Lulu: (goes back to watching tv)
written by Malem , October 31, 2012
Rami - I have no fear for I know Allah, I have faith, something you do not possess and I also have the love of Allah. Cheers mate!
written by Betty , October 31, 2012
I'm sure they're classy ladies, being married to you, but as I said before, they have a life and thoughts you know nothing about.
I guess you mean by your stay classy remarks, like you tell them, shut the f*ck up hahahaha
written by Malem , October 31, 2012
written by Betty , October 31, 2012
Have to have multiple wives to be secure in your manhood, that's quite sad and telling of the kind of *man* you are. Poor old thing
written by Kaser , October 31, 2012
Women for whom I have great respect like Fineliving56.
It was easy for me to leave religion. I'm a man living in a free country that started to drop religion over 50 years ago.
But for an Arab woman to leave Islam - it takes a lot of courage. I do not know how much she publicly announces her "apostasy" - I'm sure it must be a difficult road to travel.
How many more women will be beaten, acid-attacked and all for change to accelerate?
written by Jye , October 31, 2012
written by abc , October 31, 2012
Directorial debut no less, I cannot wait. Wasn't your daddy Ali sina producing one too? What happened to that?
You need help translating your garbage to Arabic. I will help you, just mail me the script. Anyways I have to go "apostates to kill and all that"
See ya killer!
written by Jye , October 31, 2012
Or do you deny this happens?
There is but one coward on earth, and that is the coward that dare not know. ― W.E.B. Du Bois,
written by dead or alive , October 31, 2012
written by Jye , October 31, 2012
All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. -- Edmund Burke
written by abc , October 31, 2012
He knows how it's written.
You keep your tiny pecker to yourself!
All better now??
written by Jye , October 31, 2012
The belief that one's own view of reality is the only reality is the most dangerous of all delusions. -- Paul Watzlawick
written by Jye , October 31, 2012
As fr your BS; we'll just say it's a coincidence then, shall we. Ahem...
written by This is Rami Rustom , October 31, 2012
Right. I don't "possess" faith. Note that faith is a void of something. You can't possess it. You can only possess the thing that faith is void of. What is that? Reason.
If you have faith in an idea, that means that you believe that idea without reason.
Faith is irrational.
written by dead or alive , October 31, 2012
written by Malem , November 01, 2012
Rami lad, Faith is not the lack of anything. Each day I faith the sun will rise....so your saying that is irrational. You dont possess Faith in Allah becuase you lack the dedication and strength in takes, that is fine you have free will granted from Allah. When your day of reckoning comes, you can surely bring that up.
Betty Betty Betty, you just dont get how bad you sound do you, maybe it was a bad upbringning and your parents did care for you? maybe you have never been able to attract a mate because of your lack of ability to communicate using words beyond what a 10 yr old speaks or maybe its just that you enjoy acting the fool. Or maybe you are witing for a little makeena to come along. Either way you really need to wash your mouth with Soap, but stay Classy!!!
written by fineliving56 , November 01, 2012
perversely. I have talked about my leaving Islam before you started to post .
You are right, it was difficult, but I went through it, without physical hurt but emotionally , it was hard and the road was bumpy.
I have been vocal about my apostasy to my immediate family … I could not help it, I started with questions about the life Muhammad, they could not answer, without Muhammad looking like the criminal he really is ..
They put the blame on the internet …according to them apparently, Jews are trying to apostatize every Muslim on earth so they could dominate the world not just Philistine ..
They say Everything Hadeeth and Sira Says, in Islamic Books that have been around 8th century , all changed when translated in unflattering way to Muhammad and his Quran …. and when I tell them, that I have not been reading from any translated books on the internet anywhere !! … in fact I have been reading from THE BOOKS THAT MUSLIMS, THEM SELVES, BROUGHT TO THE WORLD * IN ARABIC * and I had them before I ever came to America .
To that … I faced anger and hostility … I was asked why I am doing this ? … why I am trying to defame Muhammad !!?? … I kept saying '' I am tired of lies and dissipations '' … I WANT THE TRUTH and if the truth is unflattering to Muhammad/ Quran and Islam '' .. IT IS NOT MY FAULT '' !!!… I ASK '' why are you trying to punish the messenger … read fpr yourselves … look at the the message for your selves [ hadeeth/ ouran/sirah ] and see if I am being dissipative of not !!
When I hand them my Islamic books for them to read … I get this reaction, They run out of the room with hands over ears, as to say '' I do not want to hear '' leave me alone .
My husband hid my laptop for awhile so, I won't be able to search on line … I found it and I started to hide so I could use it unnoticed
Arguments and fights irrupted every time the subject of Islam comes up … my daughter who is married to a Muslim fanatic was the hardest to deal with … but I did not relent.
I even said …I am welling to listen if they are welling to read Islamic books … other wise how Could they ask me to listen when you do not even know it, interiorly and not even welling to invesgate on their own .
After long hard year gane by … they got used the idea I am no longer a Muslima … I stopped going to the mosque and they do not ask me again ,
Just recently There was one moment where I thought some of my long talks had sunk in my husband's mind but he refuses to acknowledge … I just sensed it .
written by fineliving56 , November 01, 2012
Muslims have paralyzing fear of Jahanam [ h$ll fire ] because the Quran's describing the different way Muslims will burn in the end … so when I had the chance to talk with my husband about jahannam without anger and said '' if you do not want to believe me about everything about islam, believe this : there is NO such thing as Jahannam AS IT IS DESCRIBED IN QURAN … Death is not about burning and torture as described abundantly, in Quran, it is about REST AND REAL END … I braced my self for verbal attack as always when this subject comes up… but ..no I sow relief and acceptance .. but still no acknowledgment was forth coming .
I think Muslims want someone to tell them Jahannam does not exist…. they want someone to tell them, there will not be, torture of the grave [ which every muslim is promised to go through, good or bad ]
that is true ..I have seen Muslims fear death, not because of end of life, but because of that cruel …cruel promise By the Muhammad of the torture of the grave .
Muhammad was mentally ill and he created millions of mentally ill people … superstitious and terrifying threats made them the way they are .
I hope that gives an idea how a life of ex Muslimas became to be … it is not easy but when did life, ever, prove to be easy ?
written by abc , November 01, 2012
Drifting in the dark!
written by This is Rami Rustom , November 01, 2012
You observed the sunrise. You've observed it happen every day for your entire life. I'd say its rational to believe that it will happen again.
How do you compare that to faith in God? Did you observe God's existence? No. So why did you equate believing in the idea that sunrise will occur again to believing in the idea that God exists?
> You dont possess Faith in Allah becuase you lack the dedication and strength in takes,
Dedication and strength to turn one's mind off? No. I think its takes dedication and strength to think for oneself. By believing in Allah, you are taking the lazy and cowardice route. Its very easy to believe in an idea without reason. It doesn't take any work at all. Just stop thinking.
> that is fine you have free will granted from Allah. When your day of reckoning comes, you can surely bring that up.
What is your argument that there exists a God and that there will be a day of judgement? Oh ya.. you don't have an argument. You believe it without reason. You have faith that God exists.
written by Kaser , November 01, 2012
And also in Islamic countries.
This will be a battle won when ALL Muslim women like you stand tall and proud - unafraid of the negative reactions from the people in your lives.
YOU understand that religions thrive and grow on ignorant and closed-minds. Malem is a fine example of a closed mind. For him, there is the Quran and nothing else.
Islam is perfect. Arabic is a superior language. The Quran verses advocating beheading are non-violent...
Like many "blinded" Muslims, he has defined his own interpretation of the Quran, and there is no debating it.
Other Muslim define their interpretation of the Quran differently. Reason why so many Muslims are killed by other Muslims for having the "wrong" interpretation...
Religious fanatics can not comprehend the absurdity of the whole concept of creation. They have been brought up by their parents in a religious environment, and they will die in that same environment, never having questioned it's validity. And it makes sense - take a young child and drill in his head, from the day he achieves reason (7 years) until he becomes and adult, and he will be programmed to think a certain way. To believe anything religion has thought him.
Religions work hard to maintain this programming, because it ensures continuity.
I dumped this load of nonsense a long time ago also.
Your actions, Fineliving, show strength of character. Your actions show a desire to question the all powerful establishments.
This questioning, Fineliving, is what drives progress. Both technologically, but more importantly, socially.
It fosters respect between individuals based on who they are, not what they believe in.
Religions have always been, and always will be, anchored in the past. Anchored on scriptures created by men desiring control. Men desiring control over other men, and control over Women, of course...
You are now truly free Fineliving. Keep up your stance. Your husband will also take steps towards this freedom, I am certain. As will your daughter, assuming her husband is not controlling her too much - which I am afraid Islam encourages... You live in the USA, where freedom is constitutionally a right you have.
Peace to you Fineliving, you are a greater person for the choice you made.
written by Kaser , November 01, 2012
You, prefer the comfortable security your religion give you?
You like to believe in the afterlife abc? It soothes you?
You live a "good boy" life, and your "god" rewards you in the afterlife.
You live a "bad boy" life and your "god" punishes you in the afterliofe.
Ahhhhh - convenient "afterlife" - no proof can be given of it's existence, and no proof can be give it does not exist...
Your stance, abc (like Malem), is the true "drifting in the dark".
A darkness established centuries ago.
You do not have the courage to question your religion - even if you see gaping holes and flawed logic.
written by Kaser , November 01, 2012
Faith is hoping without any control.
I believe in Facts Malem. Facts, analysis, decision, actions.
Faith is a tool for those trying to control, but unable to prove their position.
Faith is a stance taken by the weak, allowing themselves to be controlled. Like you Malem. Like abc.
It is a tool invented by religion, and you took the bait, hook, line and sinker.
written by Malem , November 01, 2012
written by Kaser , November 01, 2012
Faith for those who have vision? Vision to embrace an ideology and not question it. This is willful blindness.
Faith for those who have strength? Fineliving has strength - you simply follow Malem, you are a follower.
Fineliving, myslef, we are leaders. We change things. You are stuck in a 1400 year-old timewarp.
Faith is for those who espouse dreams and unprovable concepts.
As in "I have faith in my friends" - you have no control over them, hence "faith"
As in "I have faith in my god" - you have never/will never hear a peep our of your god, hence "faith" is required.
As in "Islam is the only true Faith" - simply because you were born a Muslim... nothing else...
written by Kaser , November 01, 2012
You observed that the Sun rises every morning.
You learned that the earth orbits the sun thanks to science (or do you believe the sun revolves around the earth?)
You learned that the earth spins on its axis. It takes 24 hours for a full spin (or thereabouts)
You therefore accept the logical aspect of the earth/sun dynamics. No faith needed.
QUITE the contrary to your god Malem. You need "faith" in Allah because:
- You never saw him.
- You never heard him.
- You never will see him.
- You never will hear him.
- Nobody has ever seen him.
- Nobody has ever heard him.
Except your idol, Mohammed, creator of Islam.
You have faith he's right... so, you have faith in Allah.
Because Malem, FAITH allows you to believe in you god, even though logic dictates he does not exist.
This is living in a dreamworld Malem...
written by abc , November 01, 2012
Feel free not to comment!!
Sure, answers your first two questions.
Your next two statements I can go with.
Ahh the afterlife, sounds like you are playing a 50:50 game.
How do you rationalise that??? You reject the obvious to maintain your charade.
Tick tock tick tock, time will give you the evidence you require!
written by Kaser , November 01, 2012
But seriously...
No 50:50 game abc, 100%. Afterlife is for the "faithful" only - see my posts to Malem.
It's for scared people. It's to defer reward when said reward cannot be given in the real life.
It's the perfect set-up for religions. You cannot have control over the masses without threats and rewards.
Heaven and Hell.
Please enlighten me - what "obvious" do I reject exactly?
written by dead or alive , November 01, 2012
tters,haters of God,despiteful,proud,boasters,inventors of evil things,disobedient to parents,without understanding,covenant-breakers,without natural affection,implacable,unmerciful;who not only do the same,but have pleasure in them that do them,I personalty have faith in the unseen because these type of people are in charge of world goverments.
written by Kaser , November 01, 2012
You've stated your grief. No what are you going to do about it?
written by This is Rami Rustom , November 01, 2012
Who has control? (1) The guy who makes his own choices by making value judgements using his own moral ideas? Or (2) the guy who lets Islam control his life?
> and no guidance,
Quran offers guidance? It says very little about what one should do in today's society. And most of what it does say is immoral. Instead, one should discover the truth about morality. One should improve his moral ideas. How does one do that? By reason.
So what about faith? What does it do? It causes one's mistaken ideas to stay mistaken. It prevents evolution of knowledge.
> that is why you want to attack others who do, it is a typical response of people like you.
No. He (and I, and others) criticize (aka attack) immoral ideas, like the ones in the Quran.
> BUT you wont win.
In an open society, the truth will win. In a world where there exists an open society, all the other closed societies will eventually become open societies.
> I have an idea, maybe you should get together with Betty!
Your jokes are stupid.
written by This is Rami Rustom , November 01, 2012
What 50/50 game? He doesn't believe in an afterlife. So what game are you talking about? What rationalization?
Also, even if he was skeptical, and so he thought that there might be an afterlife, and a heaven and a hell, and good people went to heaven and bad people went to hell, then what?
Say a person worked, paid for his living, had a family and paid for their living, raised kids to be happy and responsible adults. He doesn't hurt anybody and he doesn't hurt himself. He enjoys reading and so do his kids. They all live productive lives. This is a good life. So, if there is a heaven, then he is going there. Do you agree?
How do you know Kaser doesn't fit that description?
written by Worldpeace , November 01, 2012
written by 1proudkaffur4life , November 01, 2012
68:44 "Then leave Me alone with such as reject this Message and call Our pronouncements a lie. Systematically by degrees, step by step, We shall punish them in ways they can not even imagine."
Here this demented sadist has penalties in store one in his worst nightmare could not imagine,
Nice fella indeee! One worthy of praise and admiration- NOT!
or
73:11 "Leave Me alone to deal with the beliers (those who deny My Verses). Respite those who possess good things for a little while. Verily, with Us are heavy shackles (to bind), a raging fire (to burn), food that chokes, and a torturous penalty of a painful doom."
89:21” Nay, when the earth is made to crumble the Lord comes, His angels rank upon rank, and Hell is brought face to face, man will remember, but how will that avail him? For His Chastisement will be such as no other can inflict. None punishes as He will punish! None can bind as He will bind."
BTW “Reed Wilson” do these verses not confirm eternal hell a punishment which last longer than the LIFE-SPAN of any human, if “eternal” is NEVER-ENDING. Considering the fact that the vast majority of those peoples crime will be NOT TO HAVE BLIND FAITH!
No wonder that people in order to avoid such a “fate” will rationalize their blind faith!
And then this demented stoned-gawd allah is incapable of “forgiveness” (contrary to the claim “it” makes in the quran) he is only “nice” to people who suck up to it. This is the same gawd who according to his words, sent Jesus/Isa with the message to “forgive others their sins”.
One does not really need people like Terry Jones and others to reject Islam, just reading the madness in the quran will suffice, never mind that here and there some “nice” verses are thrown in..
written by Malem , November 01, 2012
written by xyz , November 01, 2012
Malem please read about Mustafa Kamal Attaturk. He is the Father of modern and secular Turkey. He abolished Islamic Caliphate. He encouraged to wear western clothes for men and women. He called Americans and Europeans to start western education in turkey and he was alcoholic.
Do you consider kamal Attaturk strong willed and visionary ?
Religious faith only makes one Mullah, Malem or delusional.
Faith in religion and faith in yourself are two different things. One who believes in religion cannot bring a change.
written by xyz , November 01, 2012
Do you believe Hussain , grandson of Mohammed didn't have Faith in Islam Allah and Mohammed? Why he and his whole family was killed by other Muslims ( who followed a political islam ) so mercilessly.
written by This is Rami Rustom , November 01, 2012
Thats right. Because faith is void of reason.
Note that reason is also not limited to one's physical senses. For example, we have a theory about the origin of the Multiverse and no one perceived that.
> It allows one to believe in a Allah we cannot see here in our physical world but who can achieve what seems physically impossible to us.
Mysticism.
> Faith is founded on a spiritual plane not a physical plane, however this does not discount that science, rational thinking aren’t how we arrived at believing in Allah.
Really? So what is your explanation that Allah exists?
> I see no contradiction in fact between having faith in Allah and science, especially since the study of science was created by Allah.
But its your faith in Allah that you use as justification that Allah made science. So your *Allah made science* theory is justified by your faith in the idea that *Allah exists*.
> The prophet Isa once said "If you can believe, all things are possible to him who believes." Also in the Bible it says Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” So there are definitive statements to counter the DOUBT or the assertion that someone faith is for weak people,
Definitive? No. You are committing a mistake here equivalent to the mistake I explained in your previous sentence. You have faith in the idea that *Allah exists*. And you use that idea as your justification of the idea that "If you can believe, all things are possible to him who believes," and of the idea that "Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.”
Whats definitive about faith in the idea that *Allah exists*? What is your explanation that that idea is true?
> in fact the opposite conclusion can be drawn that it is for the strong. In the Quran it states “Allah is the Protector of those who have faith: from the depths of darkness” pointing to the case where people need to reach inside for strength and find it thru Allah.
Thats another idea that is justified by your idea that *Allah exists*. But instead of having an explanation that says *Allah exists*, you have faith that that idea is true. What is explanation for the idea that *Allah exists*?
written by xyz , November 01, 2012
Please read about Mohammed Ali Jinnah, the Founder of Pakistan. He was a completely westernized person, educated in west, wear only western clothing, speak English. He never went to a mosque to pray. He used to drink alcohol. He always speak in English for his public speeches. People would not understand a word what he was saying but they had faith in him.
Do you consider him a man with strong will and vision although he didn't have any religious faith??
written by dead or alive , November 01, 2012
written by Malem , November 01, 2012
written by fineliving56 , November 02, 2012
I find Muslim women accepting the notion that they are nothing but as second rate human, most troubling … I think one of the reasons for some Muslim women who think that, is goes back to self esteem …. or guilt of some kind, and doing what Allah told to do somehow, make up, for what they think they did wrong .
They feel guilt of thinking they did things wrong in the eyes of their Muslim family, so they try to make up by covering in black and act as they have no right to live as they like to live .. Mistakes are not allowed in Muslim family for women … it is called Zuhud .
Also sometimes, women are harsher on other women then men themselves on women … I have seen it too … But I do agree subtlety, we women could be movers and shakers in Muslim society … if all Muslim women refuse to marry a married Muslim man, the problem of meltable wives will be solves … if they only would refuse to marry until they start working and earn their own money… if they only refuse to marry as teens .. but as you know some times women are forced and they have no choice but to relent .
I am hopeful for the future of humanity … it is not going to be '' what has been'' , but what it will, yet to be discovered … men and women will face this hard life side by side with no difference .
Peace
written by Malem , November 02, 2012
written by fineliving56 , November 02, 2012
You are a bigamist in here Malam … do not be so proud … you sound so backward and prehistoric
The fact your women let you do that to them … tell me what kind of women they are .
written by Betty , November 02, 2012
This is the Egypt our boy talks about, and the toleration of ALL religions, what a joke and a liar he is. Tell us more about Isa?
written by Betty , November 02, 2012
http://english.alarabiya.net/a...47065.html
written by Jye , November 02, 2012
Your "wives" Malem? You make me sick. Would you be a second husband to a woman? No you wouldn't. You're a disgusting excuse for a human being.
written by Kaser , November 02, 2012
In the name of the same religion whose followers publicly, on TV, Authorize Sodomy to enlarge the anus to pack more explosives!
All in the name of the most important Islamic duty - Jihad.
See here for those of you unaware of this fatwa: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ik5GZap_-_A
Hey Malem - care to comment on this? I'm sure you'll say that this poor TV commentator does not understand the Quran also.
Bu Malem - how can this be???? Allah is the greatest of communicators???
What a joke...
written by Kaser , November 02, 2012
Fineliving, you represent what Malem despises most - Strong women that stand-up for what they believe in.
His two wives are nothing but Islamic drones, completely submitted to their overlord husband.
You can bet his wives must stay in live with the old man's religious fanaticism.
And Malem gave us his answer to the question: Would you accept to be second husband to one wife? His answer: No of course, this goes against the will of Allah.
So four wives to each man but Allah, being unfair, give a 50/50 birth rate for boys/girls. Meaning with Allah's distorted math skills, if each man marries, each will have 1 wife.
Except our prophet - he had nine... And his henchemen, they could get 4 wives... Plus their slaves... War booty.
Ahhhh Malem, what a super cult you belong to!
written by Gautam , November 02, 2012
written by non believer , November 06, 2012
Mo knew only about his lust, not about the tender feelings of women. And so are his followers.
written by Malem , November 06, 2012
written by Non believer , November 06, 2012
written by malem , November 07, 2012
written by non believer , November 07, 2012
written by Malem , November 08, 2012
written by non believer , November 08, 2012
written by Malem , November 08, 2012
written by Kaser , November 09, 2012
If a man is allowed four wives, then why did Allah create humans with a 50/50% boy/girl birth ratio? Why not 20/80% boy/girl - that way, all men could have fours wives.
Why, again, are your Allah's laws (Quran) not corresponding to the way your Allah supposedly created human reproduction dynamics?
Why Malem - it makes no sense... Don't you agree?
Morally and intellectually, Malem, women are our equals. They are as intelligent as we men are - probably more - because thousands of years raising kids gave women a very developed and organized mind. There is one area where they are much much weaker than us though... Violence and desire to control and dominate. This is testosterone territory.
Malem, that you mention no woman can have two husbands or that you would never accept to be second husband to one woman is plain simple contempt for them. And then you hide behind the laws of Islam to justify your position. This is cowardice.
Malem, MOST males want many women. I am not different, genetics make me attracted to all women. But I chose one particular woman to be my life partner and she also chose me. I no more want to be with another women than I want her to be with another man. This is my sole control over her and she over me.
Your wives were raised in an Islamic context. And this Islamic ideology has properly put them in their place so they accept what they know is unacceptable. They were raised to accept the unacceptable.
Malem, you will NEVER KNOW their true feelings, because your wives are shackled by Islam. They cannot condemn what they see because they live in a religion that tells them to shut up. You know full well they cannot question Islam with you. You are closed to any and all argumentation.
There is Allah, Islam and the Quran. Nothing else is acceptable in your eyes.
With all due respect Malem, you are indeed a pathetic man, like all other controlling Muslims "relics from the dark ages".
May your kind slowly disappear from the face of the earth, replaced, gradually, generation by generation, by humans which embrace equality and respect for all.
... not embrace an 1400 year-old religion created by a man lusting for women and control of his peers - through violence.









