Posted by Rough Rider on August 17, 2006, 1:39 am, in reply to "Iranians are rejecting Islam" --Previous Message--
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: 1- Today Majority of 70 Million
: Iranians are rejecting Islam.
: 2- Very few Iranian-American ever go
: to Mosque or practice Islam.
: 3- Islam is considered as dead
: religion in Iran.
: 4- When Iran becomes free, Iranian
: people are best force against Islam.
:
: 5- Due to the fact that Majority
: (90%) of Muslim who pray 5 times a
: day can not read Quran, their Islam
: is their own version and majority of
: these people are not violent and
: most of them peaceful.
: But the real Islam that is written
: in Quran and by Prophet Muhammad is
: very violent , and unfortunately can
: not be reformed.
: 6- It is very interesting to note
: that there are two Imam Ali one
: created by Shite Muslim and scholars
: who wrote a good book on behalf of
: him 100 years after Ali has been
: killed, ..... and real Ali what the
: Arabs and historian documented is a
: kind of leader who ordered to kill
: 1000s of Iranians near Shiraz, 1000s
: of Arabs and Jews in different
: events.
: How Can You Find Out Whether You Are
: Muslim or Not?
: If you are Iranian-American and you
: don’t know whether you are Muslim or
: Not.
: This is a quick guideline for
: Iranian-American to find out whether
: you are Muslim Or Not ?
:
: - If you are freedom-loving person
: and believe in Free Society then you
: can not be Muslim .
: - If you believe in Human Rights and
: Women Rights you can not be Muslim.
: - If you love peace then you can not
: be Muslim because Quran is a book of
: war
: - If you hate violence and Terror
: you can not be Muslim.
: - If you are Freedom-loving Iranian
: then you can not be Muslim.
: - If your name Islamic and after
: research you find out that you don’t
: agree with Islam then you might
: consider to change your name.
: - If you want to know more read the
: following book:
:
: http://images.amazon.com/images/P/0895260131.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V1123729145_.jpg
:
: How Can We Become Iranian?
:
: It is the irony of history that in
: the land of Cyrus The Great, the
: birthplace of the first charter of
: the “Rights of Nations” and the
: “Declaration of Human Rights” over
: 2500 years ago, there is today no
: respect for human and civil rights
: by Pro Hezbollah Islamofascist
: occupiers of Iran. Cyrus, who was
: exceptionally tolerant of local
: religions and local customs and
: against slavery, is famous for
: freeing the 42,000 Jewish captives
: and allowing them to return to their
: homeland. His name appears twenty
: two times in the Bible. Were it not
: for Cyrus, it seems at least
: possible that the Jewish people
: would have become extinct in the
: fifth century BC and we would have
: never received their great
: contributions to mankind.
: Unfortunately, present day Iran is
: ruled by a small group of Islamic
: Mafia Clerics who are the embodiment
: of evil and have no respect for
: Human Rights in this land which is
: the birthplace of Darius The Great,
: Babak, Avicenna (Ibn Sina),
: Ferdowsi, Khayyam, Hafaz, Saadi and
: Rumi.
:
: Top Harvard University Scholar
: Professor Richard Nelson Frye
: Lecture at UCLA Royce Hall - March
: 13, 2005
: - Iranian is a culture.
: - The second occupation of Iran By
: Muslims and Arabs happened again
: with the revolution.
: - Iranian poetry is world poetry, no
: one is better than the Iranian
: poets.
: - Everyone in Iran is a poet.
: Listen to an excerpt of the lecture
: - Real Audio (05:09)
: Source URL:
: http://activistchat.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=28221#28221
:
: Ferdowsi : The following is the
: highest level of code of ethics for
: all time defined for humanity from
: masterpiece of The Epic of Kings by
: Ferdowsi (935-1020) the World famous
: Persian (Iranian) poet. This is
: unmatched by anything that has been
: written before Ferdowsi :
: “Crush not even the tiny ant that
: beareth a grain of
: corn, for she hath life, and sweet
: life is a boon.”
:
: "Human beings are all members
: of one body.
: They are created from the same
: essence.
: When one member is in pain,
: The others cannot rest.
: If you do not care about the pain of
: others,
: You do not deserve to be called a
: human being."
: A Quote from Famous Persian Poet
: Saadi Shirazi
: ( 13th century Persian poet, from
: Shiraz the birthplace of Ms. Zahra
: Kazemi)
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