Comments on: Accepting Islam: A Young Man Affirms His Shahadah http://www.bismikaallahuma.org/archives/2007/accepting-islam-a-young-man-affirms-his-shahadah/ The purpose of this website is to facilitate Muslim responses to the various mendacious polemics and distortions of Islam by the Christian missionaries and their anti-Islamic allies that are being spread over the Internet. Mon, 01 Dec 2008 20:32:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Noah http://www.bismikaallahuma.org/archives/2007/accepting-islam-a-young-man-affirms-his-shahadah/#comment-31986 Noah Fri, 27 Jul 2007 06:58:07 +0000 http://www.bismikaallahuma.org/archives/2007/accepting-islam-a-young-man-affirms-his-shahadah/#comment-31986 I love the day i become Muslim, To the Reality to the real world. Please i advice you to realize and think. You will not live in this world forever, You have limitations, You should look the life after the earth. Imagine. I love the day i become Muslim, To the Reality to the real world.

Please i advice you to realize and think. You will not live in this world forever, You have limitations, You should look the life after the earth.

Imagine.

]]> By: Atif Darr http://www.bismikaallahuma.org/archives/2007/accepting-islam-a-young-man-affirms-his-shahadah/#comment-31922 Atif Darr Thu, 19 Jul 2007 13:03:54 +0000 http://www.bismikaallahuma.org/archives/2007/accepting-islam-a-young-man-affirms-his-shahadah/#comment-31922 As it has been revealed Islam is the perfection of faith. Judiasm and Christianity established the correct worship of God on earth, but unfortunately, over time the message was diluted and corrupted. However, fundementally a Muslim accepts all the prophets of the jewish and Christian faiths. Without this beleif a Muslims religion is not complete. And Allah knows best Atif Darr http://www.simplyislam.com As it has been revealed Islam is the perfection of faith. Judiasm and Christianity established the correct worship of God on earth, but unfortunately, over time the message was diluted and corrupted. However, fundementally a Muslim accepts all the prophets of the jewish and Christian faiths. Without this beleif a Muslims religion is not complete.

And Allah knows best

Atif Darr
http://www.simplyislam.com

]]> By: musthafahyder http://www.bismikaallahuma.org/archives/2007/accepting-islam-a-young-man-affirms-his-shahadah/#comment-26741 musthafahyder Sat, 26 May 2007 17:25:12 +0000 http://www.bismikaallahuma.org/archives/2007/accepting-islam-a-young-man-affirms-his-shahadah/#comment-26741 may ALLAH reward you with good things may ALLAH reward you with good things

]]> By: shadowofears http://www.bismikaallahuma.org/archives/2007/accepting-islam-a-young-man-affirms-his-shahadah/#comment-11815 shadowofears Tue, 30 Jan 2007 09:03:35 +0000 http://www.bismikaallahuma.org/archives/2007/accepting-islam-a-young-man-affirms-his-shahadah/#comment-11815 Suppose that someone observed Jesus two-thousand years ago, and he left this planet, or he went to sleep for two-thousand years an returned today to look for the followers of Jesus, who would he find? Who would he recognize? Christians? I conclude with just this food for thought: the Bible says very clearly that Jesus used to fast. Do Christians fast? Muslims fast; it is obligatory on month every year. The Bible says that Jesus prayed by touching his forehead to the ground. Do Christians pray in this manner? Muslims do. It is characteristic of their prayer and no one on earth is probably ignorant of that fact. According to Jesus, he told his disciples to greet one another with the expression, "Peace be with you." Do the Christians do that? Muslims do, universally, whether they speak Arabic of not. The greeting for one to another is Assalamu' alaikum (peace be with you). The brother of Jesus in the Book of James, stated that no man should suggest what he is about to do of highlight his plans for the next few days in anyway without adding the phrase "if God wills." Do not say "I will go here and there do this and that" without adding the phrase "if God wills." Do Christians do that? Muslims do, whether they speak Arabic or not. If they so much as suggest they are going downtown to pick up some groceries, they will add Insha-Allah, which in Arabic means, "If God wills." Suppose that someone observed Jesus two-thousand years ago, and he left this planet, or he went to sleep for two-thousand years an returned today to look for the followers of Jesus, who would he find? Who would he recognize? Christians? I conclude with just this food for thought: the Bible says very clearly that Jesus used to fast. Do Christians fast? Muslims fast; it is obligatory on month every year. The Bible says that Jesus prayed by touching his forehead to the ground. Do Christians pray in this manner? Muslims do. It is characteristic of their prayer and no one on earth is probably ignorant of that fact.

According to Jesus, he told his disciples to greet one another with the expression, “Peace be with you.” Do the Christians do that? Muslims do, universally, whether they speak Arabic of not. The greeting for one to another is Assalamu’ alaikum (peace be with you).

The brother of Jesus in the Book of James, stated that no man should suggest what he is about to do of highlight his plans for the next few days in anyway without adding the phrase “if God wills.” Do not say “I will go here and there do this and that” without adding the phrase “if God wills.” Do Christians do that? Muslims do, whether they speak Arabic or not. If they so much as suggest they are going downtown to pick up some groceries, they will add Insha-Allah, which in Arabic means, “If God wills.”

]]> By: Farouk http://www.bismikaallahuma.org/archives/2007/accepting-islam-a-young-man-affirms-his-shahadah/#comment-11670 Farouk Sat, 27 Jan 2007 08:11:21 +0000 http://www.bismikaallahuma.org/archives/2007/accepting-islam-a-young-man-affirms-his-shahadah/#comment-11670 "that one is not "saved" by a half-naked, bloodied Roman criminal swinging from a cross" lol “that one is not “saved” by a half-naked, bloodied Roman criminal swinging from a cross”

lol

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