Sharia, Islam, Muslim .. pay attention to your blind spots

 
 

Pay attention to your blind spots, indeed.​







 
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Yep perversion is all over, difference is it is not in the Jewish or Christian Bibles but it is in the Koran...
 
Yep perversion is all over, difference is it is not in the Jewish or Christian Bibles but it is in the Koran...

100% spot on ..

Muhammad .. married a 6 year old, consummated the marriage when she was 9 years old ...
 
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Name ONE country made better after Islam took over .. ( have to go to youtube for this one )

 

Pay attention to your blind spots, indeed.​







Yes the human race has an inherent sin nature. But pedophile doctrine is not written into the Bible (old and new testament) as it is in the Koran and it’s associated text. I get the feeling your post here was to take a dig at Christianity as a whole?

Here is just one clip from the Koran...
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and this...
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images found here...

 
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^^^ Agreed, many blind spots out in the world. Not surprised by this being a Democrat Congresswoman. Alot of perversion in that party, the mutilating of children is very evil too. But not to turn this political, one can point to many of these type of perversions.

I don't get the marrying of close siblings, like brother/sister or cousins. Or the family, father usually, choosing a groom for their daughter yet many cultures do this.
 
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^^^ Agreed, many blind spots out in the world. Not surprised by this being a Democrat Congresswoman. Alot of perversion in that party, the mutilating of children is very evil too. But not to turn this political, one can point to many of these type of perversions.
A former Republican lawmaker in South Carolina was sentenced Wednesday to 17 1/2 years in prison for sending hundreds of videos of children being sexually abused to people across the country on social media around the same time he was advocating for laws meant to protect kids.


Again, blind spots.
 
Again, blind spots.
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We could fill this thread with a ton of these non-Islam incidents but it has nothing to do with Islam nor why this Thread was created.
 
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Ran across this on my phone

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What Would You Do If You Ruled a Muslim-Majority Europe?
Raymond Ibrahim



In this video, historian Raymond Ibrahim responds to a viewer's question about how he would handle the presence of Islam if he were a leader of a European country. Drawing on his research into historical conflicts, specifically the Reconquista in Spain, he outlines his perspective on the challenges of cultural and religious integration.

Key Takeaways:

  • Handling Immigration in 'Normal' Countries: For countries not yet significantly impacted, Ibrahim suggests a policy of strict non-interference and separation, noting that countries like Hungary and Poland have maintained their own cultural paths by simply declining to adopt foreign systems (0:26 - 0:38).
  • Historical Context of the Spanish Inquisition: Ibrahim recounts the history of Spain following the fall of Granada in 1492. He explains that King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella initially permitted Muslims to remain and practice their faith. However, he argues that this led to continuous subversion, where some converts, known as Moriscos, continued to practice Islam in secret while appearing to be Christians—a practice he links to the concept of Taqiyya (the concealment of one's faith under perceived duress) (1:08 - 4:55).
  • Origins of the Inquisition: Ibrahim posits that the Spanish Inquisition was born out of a practical need for the state to identify these 'crypto-Muslims' who were acting as a fifth column. He describes the institution as being more humane than other secular courts of the era, contrary to popular historical narratives (4:57 - 5:35).
  • Concluding Thoughts: Applying these historical lessons to his hypothetical scenario, Ibrahim concludes that if he were a ruler, he would favor a policy requiring departure, as he views past attempts at conversion or assimilation as ineffective against long-standing ideological commitments (5:48 - 6:58).
 
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