Fury05
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ISIS your actions are un-islamic and insane.
Islam does not promote any of the actions you are carrying out. DONOT murder innocent civillians and claim you do it for ISLAM.
#MuslimsAgainstISIS
If what the media claims they are doing is true, then yes, they must be condemned in the strongest terms. That is not Islam.
But ISIS claims that the majority of the media reports are false, labelling it as propoganda from western media. I am not defending them, I don't know who to believe, or how legit their claims are, but check this video out for an alternative perspective (which could just turn out to be ISIS propaganda):
Watch "The Light Revelations Pt. 23 (Propaganda Of The Elite: Lies Against Dowlah) HD
[video=youtube_share;1iDcJGaB11I]http://youtu.be/1iDcJGaB11I[/video]
I am sorry but what would be good enough for you? Threads are created on myBB about Muslims not condemning actions of groups like these, here they are openly doing so and it is not good enough.I am sorry. I dont buy this. Do they also release statements like this when a woman is stoned to death for supposed adultery or I dont know, showing hair in public? Do they release these statements when a man who is accused of being gay is hanged? How about when a child is married off to a old man.
If they do release statements condemning these actions then I will apologize and accept this statement as being sincere.
If what the media claims they are doing is true, then yes, they must be condemned in the strongest terms. That is not Islam.
But ISIS claims that the majority of the media reports are false, labelling it as propoganda from western media. I am not defending them, I don't know who to believe, or how legit their claims are, but check this video out for an alternative perspective (which could just turn out to be ISIS propaganda):
Watch "The Light Revelations Pt. 23 (Propaganda Of The Elite: Lies Against Dowlah) HD
[video=youtube_share;1iDcJGaB11I]http://youtu.be/1iDcJGaB11I[/video]
If what the media claims they are doing is true, then yes, they must be condemned in the strongest terms. That is not Islam.
But ISIS claims that the majority of the media reports are false, labelling it as propoganda from western media. I am not defending them, I don't know who to believe, or how legit their claims are, but check this video out for an alternative perspective (which could just turn out to be ISIS propaganda):
Watch "The Light Revelations Pt. 23 (Propaganda Of The Elite: Lies Against Dowlah) HD
[video=youtube_share;1iDcJGaB11I]http://youtu.be/1iDcJGaB11I[/video]
I am sorry but what would be good enough for you? Threads are created on myBB about Muslims not condemning actions of groups like these, here they are openly doing so and it is not good enough.
You claim to be all for human rights and equality but when a step is taken in the right direction, you need to take us two steps back. Support the good and condemn the evil, as simple as that. No one is saying things are even near to perfect but for goodness sake take some positives out of it. To question the sincerity of this is as backward as you allude Muslims to be.
That is definitely not what I meant in the post. I am agreeing that the same outrage needs to be directed at all attrocities throughout the world. I have regular discussions with family, colleagues, friends etc. asking why all the outrage for Gaza (which is dispicable by the way), and not for Syria/Iraq, what about all the other Muslims, Christians, etc. suffering around the world.I am not sure about Ockie. But I would start believing the sincerity of muslims when I actually see for myself even more outrage directed at muslim atrocities than the outrage directed at Israel. Until then it is just lip service.
But I will give you a practical example. A few weeks ago I saw a large crowd of muslims protesting against Israel. Their protest took place at the roadside near the local mall. Thus far I have yet to see a single muslim standing by the road-side waving an anti-ISIS banner.
When that starts to happen I might start to change my mind. Until then nope no brownie points to be scored here.
All I am saying is when a group takes the time to actively condemn wrong, someone needs to bring the sincerity into question. In the same vein as I tell any Muslim willing to listen, that they cannot alienate themselves and not consider themselves part of the rest of the world, I cannot help but ask the same to non-muslims. Questioning their sincerity when they try to show the world that we are not all the same only serves to widen the divide between all people.
Apologies I meant to say, "why does someone feel the need to bring the sincerity into question".OK I have no idea what your stand is.
I am not sure about Ockie. But I would start believing the sincerity of muslims when I actually see for myself even more outrage directed at muslim atrocities than the outrage directed at Israel. Until then it is just lip service.
But I will give you a practical example. A few weeks ago I saw a large crowd of muslims protesting against Israel. Their protest took place at the roadside near the local mall. Thus far I have yet to see a single muslim standing by the road-side waving an anti-ISIS banner.
When that starts to happen I might start to change my mind. Until then nope no brownie points to be scored here.
Apologies I meant to say, "why does someone feel the need to bring the sincerity into question".
I am sorry but what would be good enough for you? Threads are created on myBB about Muslims not condemning actions of groups like these, here they are openly doing so and it is not good enough.
You claim to be all for human rights and equality but when a step is taken in the right direction, you need to take us two steps back. Support the good and condemn the evil, as simple as that. No one is saying things are even near to perfect but for goodness sake take some positives out of it. To question the sincerity of this is as backward as you allude Muslims to be.
Mmm, and they will turn around and say this is exactly why there is no point condemning these things if people are going to question our sincerity.I am sorry, but it ring false to me. I get the feeling they are doing this to be able to say "look, we dont agree with it" and save some face or whatever. I am looking at the bigger picture of Islam and things commited in its name in the middle east and elsewhere. Not just this one incident.
Sorry, I dont buy it.
Mmm, and they will turn around and say this is exactly why there is no point condemning these things if people are going to question our sincerity.
Spin it however you want but the comments you are making and negativity will keep feeding the divide between humanity. No one is making excuses for anyone, the only way to look at it is a step, a small step, in the right direction.
I rest my case.No. Islam is doing a perfectly good job on its own. I am sorry. But I cant help it if this condemnation comes across as false to me. Why should I believe a press statement from someone that has got nothing to say about people being hanged or stoned for things like being gay or being accused of adultery or someone that wants to renounce islam? I would rather take the paper that condemnation is written on and wipe my cats bum with it.