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Why are non-Muslims discussing Islamic laws?
(Well, if you got out of our faces with your 7th century lunacy, people might get out of your face. Is that a deal? No! thought not)
Lately, the Letters' section in malaysiakini has become more and more insensitive to other people's faith and religion. Try to find a letter from a Muslim, condemning other religions' rules or laws, will you find one?
| Sermons, on the other hand... |
But Islamic laws and practices have been criticised by non-Muslims, some of whom don't even know the exact rules regarding certain things in Islam. Apostasy is one issue, followed by the non-halal food issue in schools and then the Majlis Mufti Malaysia's decision on TV3's Karnival Sure Heboh. In the issue of apostasy, David King simply do not know that as a Muslim, defending Islam is a must, and the responsibility of every Muslim. It is the effort that counts for Muslims, though the result is in God's hand.
| That's why good Muslims have to try to kill apostates... |
If there is any law in any other religion regarding leaving one's religion, then let's hear it.
| I don't think excommunication falls into the same category as homicide. I suppose I could be wrong... |
I guess every religion believes that everything stated in their holy books is from God. But for non- Muslims to comment on Islamic laws is ridiculous, the same as it is for any Muslim to comment on the laws of other religions'.
| Muslims comment on other religions and cultures seemingly at every opportunity. Non-Moose Limbs tend to comment more on the bloodthirst, perfidy, endemic brutality and primitivism associated with Islam... |
Posted by: tipper 2004-08-10 |
