SO ITS THE WORDS OF SCRIBES AND PHARISEES AGAINST THE WORDS OF A PROPHET OF ALLAH?
10. You shall not covet your neigbor's wife, house, servants, cattle, etc
Muhammad coveted and taught his people that his covetousness was the apex of holiness
You Sorely mistaken and brainwashed and obviously have no regard for the truth. There was no coveting on the Part of the Prophet of ALLAH.
Multiple wives is a common occurrence in the Bible. Monogamy is not mentioned in the Bible but the Quran advises that it is best.
9. You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor
Muhammad taught that it is okay to bear false witness in the name of Islam and called it holiness
Again a contextually incorrect statement with no basis, no regard for the truth. i have no idea what you referring to??? If you have a gun to my head (Guantanamo ring a bell?) and I must get out, well I would do what it takes, even lie. I have no obligation to respect lying thieving murdering, war mongering armies.
8. You shall not steal (see #10)
Muhammad acted on his covetousness and called it holiness
You not making any logical sense as usual.
7. You shall not commit adultery
Adultery is allowed (by Muhammad) in Islam through "temporary marriages".
Really, good Idea, dignified, formal and in a controlled environment. OR do you prefer the American system of letting the women sleep with up to 20 men before they get marriage and write it off to youthful days. Or rather college days. OR if they have to earn they have the freedom to become exotic dancers. Or they can sell themselves to their high school sweetheart that sleeps with them before marriage and have affairs after.
6. You shall not murder
Smite them on their necks... anyone... yes, Muhammad. And he called it holiness
Yes we live in the real world, we are not pacifist or Monks or deluded into thinking that we will not be persecuted. All the Prophets of God were tortured, persecuted and killed. That is the very essence of the truth, one is opposed like your resistance to accept the truth. You also taking the verse out of context, like all ignorant rebels against God. DID SAMSON KILL 1000 men with the Jawbone of an ASS, DID DAVID Slay Goliath?
Did the crusades enter the holy land and slay everyone (Jews, Muslims and Christains)
?? Did the Israelis kill the Palestinians.
Well if we in a position to stop oppression and exploitation of Human beings then it is our duty to smite the enemies of God. If you a law abiding human then it is Illegal for us to even hurt your feelings.
5. Honor your father and mother
Can't address this one. I don't know anything about Muhammad's parents or his relationship to them. What I can say is that the birth of a child points to a higher heavenly truth, and denial thereof is dishonor of ones parents.
Muhammad was an orphan, The midwife's name translates as the healing, His mothers name translates as the truth, the woman who raised him named translates as best of character and his father was Abdullah (one who is obedient to God). He was orphaned at the age of six.
Try to get a copy of Martin Links Biography of Muhammad (peace be upon him). Educate yourself if you going to participate in discussions.
4. Remember and keep the Sabbath holy
Muhammadans don't keep the Sabbath and call it holiness
We are muslims like all those who came before, not Mohammedans (betrays your ignorance). We Perfected the Sabbath.
TWO BILLION PEOPLE PUT DOWN THEIR TOOLS AND GO TO THE MASAJIDULLAH (Mosque of ALLAH). To listen to a sermon and Pray.
Sunday Church numbers has never been this low in the world. CHRISTIANS ARE LITERALLY DESTROYING THE SABBATH BY NOT GOING TO CHURCH.
EDUCATE YOURSELF PLEASE< Your Ignorance is Astounding!!!
3. Do take the name of God in vain.
Muhammad denies the atonement of Jesus... and calls it holy
You mean "don't " take the name of God in vain. Muhammad denies no such thing, Muhammad has more about the coming of Jesus and the way in which he will slay dajjal (anti-christ) and bring peace to the earth. Jesus Is the Messiah we don't deny that. We don't deny any of the teachings of Jesus. WE UNEQUIVOCALLY DENY WHAT MEN HAVE WRITTEN AND WORDED SO THAT MEN LIKE YOU CAN JUMP TO THE WRONG CONCLUSIONS.
WE DENY ANYTHING THAT GOES AGAINST THE THE FIRST AND HOLIEST OF COMMANDS: HEAR YE O" ISRAEL THE LORD YOUR GOD IS NONE< YOU SHALL HAVE NO OTHER GODS BESIDE ME.
it does not say the lord your God is three worship the father son and holy ghost anywhere in the bible.
2. Have no idols... DO NOT BOW DOWN TO THEM OR SERVE THEM
Black stone in Mecca? Yep. Muhammad. And calls it holy
Again an ignorant statement, We bow down to GOD (ALLAH) only. The direction is the Ka'aba, The black stone is not worshipped or an object of any great significance. It has no compulsory acts due to it. ITS A SYMBOL OF REPECT FOR AN ARTIFACT THAT HAS BEEN IN THE KA"ABA FOR A VERY LONG TIME. RESPECT? SOMETHING THAT SEEMS LIKE A FOREIGN CONCEPT IN THIS FORUM>
1. Have no other gods
Muhammad worships only himself. And calls it holy
This is how we know Muhammad is of Satan. He calls evil good and good evil. He breaks all commandments and claims that his transgressions are the apex of holiness. But most of all... he does not believe God. He denies the Son of God
YOUR IGNORANCE AND SLANDER OF THE GREATEST PERSONALITY THAT EVER LIVED THAT HAS BENEFITTED YOUR LIFE IN WAYS SO MANY WAYS THAT YOU WOULD DIE OF SHAME IF I WERE TO BEGIN TO TELL YOU HOW MANY>
COFFEE COMES FROM THE MUSLIM ARABS< THE FIRST USE OF COFFE WAS TO STAY WAKE TO PRAY TO ALLAH THE WHOLE NIGHT. READ THE HISTORY OF COFFEE.
READ ABOUT THE NUMBERS YOU USE EVERYDAY - COMES FROM THE MUSLIMS- ALGORITHM IS AN RABIC WORD
AS are the following:
admiral - ami:r-al-bahr 'ruler of the seas' (and other similar expressions) - amara command
adobe - al-toba 'the brick'
albacore - al-bukr 'the young camel'
alchemy - al-ki:mi:a: - from Greek
alcohol - al-koh''l 'the kohl'
alcove - al-qobbah 'vault' - qubba vault
alembic - al-ambi:q 'the still' - from Greek
alfalfa - alfas,fas,ah 'fodder'
algebra - al-jebr 'reintegration' - jabara reunite
Algol - al-ghu:l 'the ghoul'
algorithm - al-Khowarazmi 'the (man) of Khiva'
alkali - al-qaliy 'calx' - qalay fry, roast
Allah - `allah, from contraction of al-ilah 'the god'
Almagest - al-majisti - from Greek
almanac - (Andalucian Arabic) al-mana:kh, of uncertain origin
amber - `anbar 'ambergris'
antimony - al-Ãthmid 'antimony trisulphide' - perhaps from Greek
apricot - al-burquq - from Greek
Arab - `arab
arsenal - dar as,s,ina`ah 'house of making', i.e. 'factory' - s,ana`a make
artichoke - al-kharshu:f
assagai - az-zaghayah - from Berber
assassin - h'ashsha:shi:n 'hashish eaters', from the Isma`ili sectarians
attar - `itr 'aroma'
ayatollah - 'ayatu-llah 'miraculous sign of God'
azimuth - as-sumut 'the paths'; see also zenith
azure - al-lazward 'lapis lazuli' - from Persian
barbican - (possibly) bâb-al-baqara 'gate with holes'
berdache - (possibly) bardaj 'slave'
Betelgeuse - bi:t al-jauza:' 'shoulder of the Giant'
bezoar - bazahr - from Persian
bint - bint 'daughter
bled - balad 'vast open country'
borax - bu:raq - from Persian
burka - burqa`
burnouse - burnus
caliber - qali:b 'mold, last' -
calico - Qaliqu:t 'Calicut', city in India
caliph - khali:fah 'successor' - khalafa 'succeed'
camise - qami:s 'shirt' - from Latin
camphor - ka:fu:r - from Malay
candy - short for 'sugar candy', from sugar + qandi 'candied', from qand 'cane sugar' - from a Dravidian language
carat - qi:ra:t 'small weight' - from Greek
caraway - alkarawya: - probably from Greek
carafe - gharra:f - gharafa 'dip'
carmine - qirmazi: 'crimson'
carob - kharrubah
cassock - kaza:ghand 'padded jacket' - from Persian
check - sha:h 'king' - from Persian
checkmate - sha:h ma:t 'the king is dead'
chemistry - see alchemy
chess - from Old French eschecs, plural of check
cipher - s,ifr 'empty'
civet - zaba:d
coffee - qahwah
Copt - quft - from Greek
cork - qu:rq
cotton - qutn
couscous - kuskus - kaskasa pound, bruise
crimson - qirmazi:, related to the qirmiz, the insect that provided the dye
Deneb - danab al-jaja:ja 'tail of the hen'
dhow - da:w
dinar - di:na:r - from Greek
dirham - dirham - from Greek
dragoman - tarjuma:n - tarjama interpret
drub - daraba 'beat'
dura mater - Latin calque on umm al-ghali:dah 'hard mother'
efreet - 'ifri:t 'monster'
El Cid - al-Sayyid 'the lord'
elixir - al-iksi:r 'philosopher's stone' - from Greek
emir - ami:r - amara command
fakir - faqi:r 'poor man' - faqura be poor
fardel - fardah 'load'
Farsi - Fa:rs 'Pars', a province of Iran - from Persian
fatwa - fetwa - fata: instruct by a legal decision
fedayeen - fida:'iyi:n 'commandos' - fida:` redemption
felafel - fala:fil
fellah - fella:h' 'husbandman' - falah'a till
felucca - fulk 'ship' - falaka be round
Fomalhaut - fum u'l-haut 'mouth of the fish'
garble - gharbala 'sift' - perhaps from Latin
gazelle - ghaza:l
genie - jinni: 'spirit'
gerbil - yarbu:`
ghoul - ghu:l 'demon' - gha:la take suddenly
giraffe - zara:fa
hadith - h'adi:t 'tradition'
haj - h'ajj 'pilgrimage' - h'ajja go on a pilgrimage
halal - h'ala:l 'lawful'
halvah - h'alwa:
harem - h'aram 'prohibited, set apart' - h'arama prohibit
hashish - h'ashi:sh 'dried herbs, hemp'
hazard - yásara 'play at dice'
hegira - hijrah 'departure' - hajara separate, go
henna - h'enna:`
Hezbollah - H'izbulla:h 'party of God'
hookah - h'uqqah 'water bottle (through which smoke is drawn)'
houri - h'u:r al-`ayu:n 'with eyes like gazelles' - h'awura have eyes like gazelles
imam - ima:m 'leader' - amma precede
Islam - isla:m 'submission' - aslama submit oneself
jar - jarrah 'large earthen vase'
jasmine - ya:smi:n - from Persian
jinn - jinn 'spirits', plural of genie
julep - jula:b 'rose water' - from Persian
Kaaba - ka`bah 'square house'
kabob - kaba:b - from Persian
kaffir - ka:fir 'infidel' - kafara conceal, deny
keffiyeh - kaffi:yah
khamsin - khamsi:n 'fifty (days)'
kismet - qisma 'portion, lot' - qasama divide
kohl - koh''l 'kohl' - kah'ala stain, paint
Koran - qura:n 'recitation' - qara`a read
lilac - li:la:k - from Persian
lemon - laymu:n - from Persian
lime - li:mah 'citrus fruit'
loofah - lu:fah a plant whose pods were used as sponges
lute - al-`u:d
macramé - miqramah 'striped cloth'
magazine - makha:zin 'storehouses' - khazana store
Mahdi - mahdi:y 'one who is guided aright' - hada: lead
majlis - majlis 'council'
mancala - mank.ala - nak.ala move
marzipan - mawthaba:n 'coin featuring a seated figure'
mask - perhaps maskhara 'buffoon' - sakhira ridicule
mattress - matrah 'place where something is thrown, mat, cushion' - tarah'a throw
minaret - mana:rah - na:r fire
mohair - mukhayyar 'choice (goats'-hair cloth)' - khayyara select
monsoon - mausim 'season' - wasama mark
mosque - masgid - sagada worship
Mozarabic - musta`rib 'would-be Arab'
muezzin - mu'adhdhin 'criers' - adhana proclaim
mufti - mufti: 'one who gives a fatwa'
mujahedeen - muja:hidi:n 'figher in a jihad'
mullah - mawla: 'master'
mummy - mu:miya: 'embalmed body' - mu:m '(embalming) wax'
Muslim - muslim 'submitter' - aslama submit oneself
muslin - Maus,il 'Mosul'
nadir - nadi:r as-samt 'opposite the zenith'
natron - natru:n - from Greek
nizam - nidam 'government'
orange - na:ranj - from Sanskrit
ottoman - `uthma:n, a proper name
pia mater - Latin calque on umm raqi:qah 'tender mother'
popinjay - babagha:
Primum Mobile - Latin calque on al-muh' arrik al-awwal 'the first mover'
racket - râh'et 'palm of the hand' Ramadan - Ramada:n meaning perhaps 'the hot month' - ramata be heated
realgar - rehj al-gha:r 'powder of the cave'
ream - rizmah 'bundle'
rebec - reba:b
Rigel - rijl 'foot (of Orion)'
roc - rukh
rook - rukh - from Persian
Rubaiyyat - ruba:`i:yah 'quatrain'
safari - safari:y 'journey' - safara travel
saffron - za`fara:n
Sahara - çah'ra: 'desert'
sahib - ça:h'ib 'friend'
salaam - as-sala:m `alaikum 'peace be on you'
saluki - salu:k.i: 'from Saluk'
Saracen - sharqi:yi:n 'easterners' - sha:raqa rise
sash - sha:sh 'muslin'
satin - probably zaytu:ni: 'of Zaytu:n' (a city in China)
scarlet - siqilla:t '(cloth) adorned with images' - from Latin
sequin - sikkah 'die for coinmaking'
Sharia - shari:`a
sheikh - shaikh 'old man' - sha:kha grow old
sherbet - sharbah - shariba drink
Shiite - shiya`i:y, from shiya:` 'following, sect' - sha`a follow
shrub [drink] - shurb 'a drink' - shariba drink
sine - Latin sinus, mistranslation of jayb 'chord of an arc, sine', through confusion with jayb 'fold of a garment'
sirocco - sharq 'east (wind)' - sha:raqa rise
sofa - s,uffah 'raised dais with cushions'
souk - su:k. 'marketplace'
spinach - isfa:na:kh
Sufi - çu:fi: 'man of wool'
sugar - sukkar - from Sanskrit
sultan - sulta:n 'sovereign'
sumac - summa:q
Sunni - sunni: 'lawful', from sunna:h 'rule, course'
sura - su:rah
syrup - shara:b 'beverage' - shariba drink
tabbouleh - tabbu:la
tabby - `atta:biy, a neighborhood in Baghdad where taffeta was made
tahini - - tah'ana crush
Taliban - talib 'student' - talaba study
talisman - tilsam - from Greek
tamarind - tamr-hindi: 'date of India'
tambourine - a small tambour, from tanbu:r - from Persian
tandoori - tannu:r 'oven'
tarboosh - tarbu:sh
tare [weight] - tarh'ah 'rejected' - tarah'a reject
tariff - ta`ri:f 'notification' - `arafa notify
tarragon - tarkhu:n - possibly from Greek
tell [mound] - tall 'hillock'
ujamaa - jama:` 'community'
ulema - `ulima: 'the learned ones' - `alama know
Vega - al-nasr al-wa:qi` 'the falling vulture'
vizier - wazi:r 'porter, public servant' - wazara carry
wadi - wa:di:
Waqf - waqf 'religious foundation'
wisdom tooth - from a Latin calque on adra:su 'l h'ikmi - calqued from Greek
zenith - samt 'path'
zero - s,ifr 'empty'