(November 26, 2010 at 6:36 am)Rayaan Wrote:(November 22, 2010 at 5:21 pm)Rayaan Wrote: Secondly, this BBC news report looks kind of misleading and deceptive ... they got a "Saudi investigator" whose face is hidden from the screen to translate and hoard the textbooks for the course, and then just showing pictures of hands and body parts and saying that the school is teaching children anti-semitism. I'm not really trusting all this information. If this is not a cooked up story, then why isn't there any British police to shut down the schools and arrest the people who are responsible for teaching the courses?
It was a conspiracy video just as I expected:
So long for John Ware's honesty in his witch hunt against the Muslims ...
As for the Saudi investigator who was "translating" the Quran - i.e. saying that "The Jews look like monkeys and pigs" - this is not what is written in the Quran, and you can ask this to anyone who knows Arabic. Rather, the verse only states that a cetain group of Jews were transformed into monkeys (and not pigs) because of their disobedience to God by breaking the Sabbath. So, from this we know that the verse is written in past tense. And it is not directed against all Jews, but only some Jews. And God did this to them for a specific reason (as mentioned in the Quran).
"And indeed you knew those amongst you who transgressed in the matter of the Sabbath, so We said to them: 'Be you monkeys, despised and rejected.'" (Surah 2:65)
(November 24, 2010 at 11:50 am)Thor Wrote: They don't? Then why do so many Muslim clerics, Imams and elders support these horrible acts? Why don't we hear moderate Muslims condemning these terrorist activities which are carried out in the name of their religion? People like you want to tell us that the terrorists do NOT represent Islam, but you do nothing to speak out against them. Where are the Muslim leaders publicly condemning the terrorists?
Imams and Muslim leaders do speak out against terrorism. If you google the words "Islam and terrorism," you'll find plenty of articles which are against terrorism.
(November 24, 2010 at 9:20 pm)Skipper Wrote: How about all that then Rayaan? More mis-interpretations no doubt?
They are misinterpretations indeed.
I posted a longer reply in the other thread since you made a separate topic for it.
Here: http://atheistforums.org/thread-5446.html
From the Islamic Education and Research acedemy?!?! I'll take the BBC over them for impartial views for some reason. Pfft