Muslim fury at pope jihad comments

**CoDer** · September 16th, 2006 01:05 AM

The pope merely pointed out the dark roots of islam. Let's hope this won't get out of hand.

You know them "Islam fundamentalist/extremist", they can kill or be killed for their prophet. Tough as it may seem but the true islam follower are the fundamentalist/extremist.

**mazdamazda** · September 16th, 2006 01:11 AM

Originally Posted by CoDer

The pope merely pointed out the dark roots of islam. Let's hope this won't get out of hand.

You know them "Islam fundamentalist/extremist", they can kill or be killed for their prophet. Tough as it may seem but the true islam follower are the fundamentalist/extremist.

IMO

Islam has no "dark roots".

A true Islamic follower doesn't twist the Koran's text to command other people to do their will for Allah.

Christianity also had their (but not so much right now) taste of fundamentalism in the Middle Ages.

**CoDer** · September 16th, 2006 01:23 AM

Originally Posted by mazdamazda

IMO

Islam has no "dark roots".

Sorry for the mistake.

**roninblade** · September 16th, 2006 02:05 AM

Originally Posted by nugundam93

a huge bag of popcorn and a large glass of any drink.

peanuts/boy bawang and beer nalang pre. mahaba-habang inuman 'to :D

**oldblue** · September 16th, 2006 02:13 AM

well, if we will really read the life and works of the prophet of Muhammed, I believe he was a general of some sort and a military tactician.

from wikipedia

Muhammad as a military leader
Main article: Muhammad as a general
For most of the sixty-three years of his life, Muhammad was a merchant, then a religious leader. He took up the sword late in his life. He was an active military leader for ten years.

Critics claim that Muhammad expanded his realm and imposed his religion by force. [citation needed] Muslim commentators, however, argue that he fought only to defend his community against the Meccans, and that he insisted on humane rules of warfare. [citation needed] The rules stated that women are not to be harmed or molested, children are not to be harmed. No non combatent is to be fought and if the enemy does not wish to fight you then escort him to a place of security. In reference to the Quran "fight those who fight you and do not commit aggression for God does not like those who commit aggression" (2:190-191)

anyway, I think it's uncalled for the German Pope to bring out the past since it's the past na naman eh. unless it's the fulfillment of another nostradamus prophecy, then may God help us all. If I remember correctly doon sa nostradamus thread dito, na-discuss yan prophecy ng isang war mongering pope that will cause divisions in the Christian faith.

**flakez** · September 16th, 2006 02:20 AM

sana mag apologize na kagad siya, for sure lalong lalala ung conflict ng muslims and christians

**C#@RD** · September 16th, 2006 02:41 AM

german nanaman nagsimula ng gulo...

kung nagkamali aminin at mag sorry na lang..

**dxx_ddf** · September 16th, 2006 03:04 AM

he's just making a point. I think he doesn't have any intention to hurt muslims. unfotunately, he drag the name of prophet Mohammed. He should apologize for it and continue his intention on making dialogues with muslim communities for peace.

**laklak** · September 16th, 2006 11:16 AM

i miss pope JP2 already

**jedi** · September 16th, 2006 12:14 PM

naku dapat simula ngayon, bantayan na ni pope benedict mga salita nya,,, and never use muslin/quran related terms sa mga speech nya.... dahil for sure, nakatutok na sa kaniya mga muslin at nagbabantay sa bawat salita na lalabas sa bibig nya....

sakin lang... mahirap manggaling ang isang pagkakamali sa PAPA... mahirap maprovoke ang mga debotong muslim... kaya IMHO dapat humingi ng paumanhin si pope