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Islam
- Thread starter erikag
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Muslims throughout the world don't justify the Sept. 11th attacks. These Muslims (see link below) certainly don't justify it:
"Those People Are Not Me"
I fail to see how anyone can still believe the "official" story of 9/11.
Go look up the Project for a New American Century. It was something that was allowed to happen, if not made to happen as it furthered certain goals that certain groups had in the pipelines for years. "Terrorism" and "jihad" were just the scripted scapegoats (when groups like Al-Qaedaand Daesh are creations of Western intelligence). It's all a scam.
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IndigoChild5559
Loving God and my neighbor as myself.
There was no justification of the 9-11 attacks. The only people who thought they were okay were terrorists. A Pew Research study discovered that most Muslims do not believe the official version of what happened. The only known celebration of the attacks taht I can remember were some Palestinians, but it is also true that Yassir Arafat and other PA leaders condemned the attack.
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stevecanuck
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The question covers a subject that is much more broad than just the one attack. Does Islam encourage physical jihad against unbelievers is the real question, and the answer is absolutely yes it does. Verses 9:29 (one of the last in Islam's 22-year evolution) says, "Fight those who believe not .......".
Selective quoting and ignoring the context such as that is a primary weapon of those who would attack the religion that has 1.8 billion followers.
The true answer is totally and absolutely NO.
Viker
Häxan
I can see where PNAC seems to have influenced W.'s foreign policy, especially concerning the Iraq war as that seemed to be a major goal. Note: PNAC was very neo-conservative, very Republican, very Reaganite.I fail to see how anyone can still believe the "official" story of 9/11.
and Daesh are creations of Western intelligence). It's all a scam.
Altfish
Veteran Member
Only in the way that Christians justify their attacks on Family Planning Clinics and MAGA Christians their attacks on the Capitol
It was not an attack by Islam but by deranged fanatics.
Also, a Christian (or Jew) attacking Islam for what's in the Quran is subject to quoting from the Bible out of context and literally ignoring all exegesis such as Lot offering his virgin daughters to a mob to do anything they want (rape) them Genesis 19:8, later on the daughter's incest with their father, supporting slavery, supporting wars of aggression etc.
stevecanuck
Well-Known Member
Selective? What does that even mean? Is it in the Qur'an or is it not?
Right. Be sure to throw in a vague reference to "context" without explaining it.
How is the number of Muslims in any way a factor in what the Qur'an says?
Then explain verse 9:29. You're up to bat. Swing away.
stevecanuck
Well-Known Member
Nope. Muslims who wage jihad are following direct orders from God.
Altfish
Veteran Member
So are fundamentalist Christians
stevecanuck
Well-Known Member
The topic title is Islam. Please take your whataboutism to another thread.
Well, no. They believe they're following direct orders from God. Whether they are is, obviously, highly dubious. IMO at least.
You are not the thread opener.
stevecanuck
Well-Known Member
stevecanuck
Well-Known Member
The 'believe' part is understood. That's what makes them Muslims in the first place. There is no doubt that the Qur'an commands Muslims to fight unbelievers. We know that because it says, "Fight those who believe not in God".