Originally posted by redneck13
islammonitor.org...
This site is a Muslim hating site, this is part of their statement about who contributes to their site;
The contributors are all convinced of one thing. This is that Islam, as taught and practiced by very many Muslims, is incompatible with societies whose foundations are influenced by a Judeo-Christian ethic.
These people do not have any knowledge whatsoever of Islam, its nothing more than anti muslim rhetoric...
Do you know why the Jewish people in Iran (the only nation run according to shariah) have a seat in parliament? it is because according to shariah law all minorities must have a voice in government, that is according to shariah!
Do you know why Jewish people are free to practice their religion in Iran? It is because they are allowed to freely practice their religion under shariah law! Shariah says they have the God given right to practice their own religion and this cannot be interfered with or infringed upon!
Islam is not this horrible religion you people make it out to be!
if you want to know about Islam go to www.shiachat.com... and ask questions, meet some people who practice Islam, find out for yourself! you can read books like this www.al-islam.org... or find more at sites like this www.al-islam.org...
Did you know the UN human rights was created in part based on Imam Ali (as)'s letter to Malik (which was how to govern according to Islam?
www.miftah.org...
if you go to pages 82, and pages 107 you will see Imam Ali(as) referenced. I believe the one on page 107 is the excerpts from Imam Ali's(as) letter to Malik al-Ashtar(ra).
here is the entire letter from Imam Ali (as) to Malik (ra) on how to govern according to Islam
www.al-islam.org...
I post here a part of this letter on peace and treaties;
Peace And Treaties
Bear in mind that you do not throw away the offer of peace which your enemy may himself make. Accept it, for that will please God. Peace is a source of comfort to the army, it reduces your worries and promotes order in the state. But Beware! Be on your guard when the peace is signed for, certain types of enemies propose terms of peace just to lull you into a sense of security only to attack you again when you are off your guard. So you should exercise the utmost vigilance on your part, and place no undue faith in their protestations. But, if under the peace treaty you have accepted any obligations, discharge those obligations scrupulously. It is a trust and must be faithfully upheld and whenever you have promised anything, keep it with all the strength that you command, for whatever differences of opinion might exist on other matters, there is nothing so noble as the fulfilment of a promise. This is recognized even among non-Muslims, for they know the dire consequences which follow from the breaking of covenants. So never make excuses in discharging your responsibilities and never break a promise, nor cheat your enemy. For breach of promise is an act against God, and none except the positively wicked acts against God.
Indeed Divine promises are a blessing spread over all mankind. The promise of God is a refuge sought after, even by the most powerful on earth, for there is no risk of being cheated. So, do not make any promise from which you may afterwards offer excuses to retract, nor go back upon what you have confirmed to abide by, nor break it, however galling it may at first prove to be. For it is far better to wait in patience for wholesome results to follow, than to break it out of any apprehensions.
Beware! Abstain from shedding blood without a valid cause. There is nothing more harmful than this which brings about one’s ruin. The blood that is wilfully shed shortens the life of a state. On the Day of Judgement it is this crime for which one will have to answer first. So, beware! Do not wish to build the strength of your state on blood for, it is this blood which ultimately weakens the state and passes it into other hands. Before me and my God no excuse for wilful killing can be entertained.
Murder is a crime which is punishable by death. If on any account the corporal punishment dealt by the state for any lesser crime results in the death of the guilty, let not the prestige of the state stand in any way of the deceased relations claiming compensation.
Also did you know that Ghandi was inspired by Imam Hussain (as) (our third Imam)
Mahatma Gandhi’s first Salt Satyagrah was inspired by Imam Hussain’s non violent resistance to the tyranny of Yazid. Gandhi is said to have studied the history of Islam and Imam Hussain (A), and was of the opinion that Islam represented not the legacy of a sword but of sacrifices of saints like Imam Hussain (A).
Mahatma Gandhi writes:“My faith is that the progress of Islam does not depend on the use of sword by its believers, but the result of the supreme sacrifice of Hussain (A), the great saint.”
Mahatma Gandhi also writes: “I learned from Hussein (as) how to achieve victory while being oppressed.”
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edit on 12-4-2012 by Jameela because: (no reason given)



