What do you think about islam

[TheRashad]

Islam is a wide spread religion and many people believe in.also many many others consider muslims terrosist and old-fashioned people.

What do you think?

[Origami]

It's just another religion. I really don't have an opinion on it or those who practice it. We're all entitled to our own beliefs and ways of life. Hell, I'm dating a Muslim despite being Christian myself.

And yes, unfortunately there are far too many people who automatically assume "terrorist" when they hear the word Muslim simply because of some radical extremists. It's disappointing really.

[Stronk Serb]

No problems with them. Many act decently but there is an extremeist percent albeit a small one, just like with Christians.

[kenoloor]

It's just another religion.

Essentially, this. I don't think anyone can logically see it any differently.

[Twilly F. Sniper]

It's just another religion. I really don't have an opinion on it or those who practice it. We're all entitled to our own beliefs and ways of life. Hell, I'm dating a Muslim despite being Christian myself.

And yes, unfortunately there are far too many people who automatically assume "terrorist" when they hear the word Muslim simply because of some radical extremists. It's disappointing really.

Yes. Quite.

[Elysium]

It's just another religion. I really don't have an opinion on it or those who practice it. We're all entitled to our own beliefs and ways of life. Hell, I'm dating a Muslim despite being Christian myself.

And yes, unfortunately there are far too many people who automatically assume "terrorist" when they hear the word Muslim simply because of some radical extremists. It's disappointing really.
This, exactly. I'm Jewish and one of my closest friends is Muslim.

[Reanne]

I don't consider Muslims to be terrorists, but are very concerned that they don't move with the times. Women aren't treated as equal to men, forget a gay Muslim... they would probably be killed... or at the least disowned. For them It's like Islam comes before humanity and country and that's what I don't agree with and also they breed hatred from generation to generation rather than getting over past issues.

[naughty-boy]

I am a muslim from iran and all people in iran are muslim and they are kind and good . they are not terrorists . they live like all people in the world

[Jess]

Origami nailed it. It's just another religion

[Miserabilia]

Just a religion, in the same religious family as christianity and Judaism.

[Snookers]

I don't really dislike religious people, I dislike religion.
This, as many other religions on the planet is nothing but another excuse for the evolution of humanity to be held back. The only good thing we learn from religion is to be better people (...).
This is just my point of view, people may agree or disagree. I apologize if I somehow offended someone.

[Left Now]

It is a religion,akhi al-mesri.

[Guillermo]

I like the fact that Muslims take about 5 minutes 5 times out of your day to just sit down and pray. Now, I'm not very religious and I don't pray, but damn that must be relaxing. Nations that practice Islam are starting to rapidly modernize, actually. So, if people call Muslims "old fashioned" then they clearly have no idea about their lifestyles. Just as long as no one tries to force their religion on me then I'm fine with them practicing it and going about their daily lives.

[Cygnus]

I do not like religion in general, however I do not have a problem with Islam.

[Daracon]

I have studied the religion for a while, it is a very interesting one. I have been to a mosque and the people there were the nicest people I have ever met. I have considered converting in the past (or reverting). If I were to ever practice a religion it would be Islam.

[TheRashad]

I like the fact that Muslims take about 5 minutes 5 times out of your day to just sit down and pray. Now, I'm not very religious and I don't pray, but damn that must be relaxing. Nations that practice Islam are starting to rapidly modernize, actually. So, if people call Muslims "old fashioned" then they clearly have no idea about their lifestyles. Just as long as no one tries to force their religion on me then I'm fine with them practicing it and going about their daily lives.

Praying is a very good thing in general , besides it makes you relax.

In islam , one of the verses in quran say what means : no forcing for anyone to enter islam

Also muslim nations are not too developed because of a reason : in the previous 2 centuries we were invaded by many nations and we were fighting and didn't have time to develop but now after many of the fights not all of them were finished we have time to develop

[Stronk Serb]

I don't consider Muslims to be terrorists, but are very concerned that they don't move with the times. Women aren't treated as equal to men, forget a gay Muslim... they would probably be killed... or at the least disowned. For them It's like Islam comes before humanity and country and that's what I don't agree with and also they breed hatred from generation to generation rather than getting over past issues.

Those are Islamic extremist sects that are hating. There are liberal Islamic countries like Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It's citizens are Muslim in a large majority, an there are no harsh Islamic laws.

[Miserabilia]

I don't really dislike religious people, I dislike religion.
This, as many other religions on the planet is nothing but another excuse for the evolution of humanity to be held back. The only good thing we learn from religion is to be better people (...).
This is just my point of view, people may agree or disagree. I apologize if I somehow offended someone.

I kind of aggree. Sadly lots of young children are still getting religion stamped in their heads

[Harry Smith]

It's a religon that was born out of warfare, it's got a terrible record on women's rights, it says that homosexuality is a sin and just like any other religion it is a way of controlling people through fear of the unknown

[Caldwell]

It's worse than Christianity. But in the end they're both religions, and they both contain radical extremist messages of hate and violence. True, not everybody who follows the religion may believe in those messages, but the religion itself still supports them.

I don't immediately suspect every Muslim I see to be a terrorist, but I don't view them in a regard any different to any other religion. They're all the same. The difference is that Islam continues to outlast Christianity in its active oppression of people, especially women. Take one look at any Islamic Theocracy and you'll see.

[tovaris]

Islam is just a nother religion that worshios the same got that is worshiped by Kristians, and Jews.
Only some people that happen to be islamic abuse their religiin for terorism, but so do Cristians, Jews, Hindues...
All this sort of religions are old fsioned but what can we do but educate the populas so that they can make a mor clear choice about all options.

[Reanne]

I am a muslim from iran and all people in iran are muslim and they are kind and good . they are not terrorists . they live like all people in the world

Do women run businesses there? Are they in charge of men?

[Walter Powers]

It's worse than Christianity. But in the end they're both religions, and they both contain radical extremist messages of hate and violence. True, not everybody who follows the religion may believe in those messages, but the religion itself still supports them.

I don't immediately suspect every Muslim I see to be a terrorist, but I don't view them in a regard any different to any other religion. They're all the same. The difference is that Islam continues to outlast Christianity in its active oppression of people, especially women. Take one look at any Islamic Theocracy and you'll see.

Christianity does not contain "radical extremist messages of hate and violence"! They're is a simply a very very small amount of Christians who interpret the Bible that way, and it gives a bad name to the entire religion, which isn't right. I'm not a Christian myself, but I have many Christian friends who would feel very offended by this statement.

[sam927]

Having a Muslim name and being seated in seat 1A doesn't really help when you're at the airport.... My issue. Otherwise, people can believe whatever they want :)

[AMGForever]

why must people argue between Christianity and Islam i have a friend who's Islam and he's an awesome friend

[Azunite]

It's a religon that was born out of warfare, it's got a terrible record on women's rights, it says that homosexuality is a sin and just like any other religion it is a way of controlling people through fear of the unknown

Isn't homosexuality also a sin in Christianity?

Also, it is better than to go under the rule of a man (Pope) who thinks he is an emissary of God.

In my opinion Islam is the best religion with the worst followers.

[tovaris]

why must people argue between Christianity and Islam i have a friend who's Islam and he's an awesome friend

Cristians and Muslims worship the same god anyway...



In my opinion Islam is the best religion with the worst followers.

Great faught, itseems that most religions that worship that god go frew periods of bad folowers (crusades...) but islam has the handycap of its leeding folowers being arabic who bring a wholo nother engrediante to the mix

[Walter Powers]

Islam is just a nother religion that worshios the same got that is worshiped by Kristians, and Jews.
Only some people that happen to be islamic abuse their religiin for terorism, but so do Cristians, Jews, Hindues...
All this sort of religions are old fsioned but what can we do but educate the populas so that they can make a mor clear choice about all options.

Could you give me some examples of Christians, Hindus, and Jewish people committing terrorism? All the attacks here in America are by Muslims.

Isn't homosexuality also a sin in Christianity?

Also, it is better than to go under the rule of a man (Pope) who thinks he is an emissary of God.

In my opinion Islam is the best religion with the worst followers.

Only Catholics follow the pope. Many Other sects are autonomous and don't have a global leader like that.

Double Posts Merged. -Steven

[tovaris]

Could you give me some examples of Christians, Hindus, and Jewish people committing terrorism? All the attacks here in America are by Muslims.

Plese think before saing something, try to see past propaganda.

Yes quite some amount of atacks are commited by extremist islamists but that is because those grups feel most endangerd from USA.

Bombs in northen Ireland= Extremist Cristians
Israel=Jews
...

Only Catholics follow the pope. Many Other sects are autonomous and don't have a global leader like that.

They stil have more localised leeders, patriarhs, the Queen, the guy on tv (this part apliyes to USA) that tels you to send him money...

[Caldwell]

Christianity does not contain "radical extremist messages of hate and violence"! They're is a simply a very very small amount of Christians who interpret the Bible that way, and it gives a bad name to the entire religion, which isn't right. I'm not a Christian myself, but I have many Christian friends who would feel very offended by this statement.

The sad thing is that it does.

Just because a majority of Christians deliberately choose to ignore aspects of their religion they don't like doesn't mean the religion suddenly lacks those messages. They are still present.

There are far too many horrible quotes to put here. Here's some links to help you:

http://www.evilbible.com/Slavery.htm

http://www.evilbible.com/Rape.htm

[kenoloor]

Isn't homosexuality also a sin in Christianity?

Technically, yes. But so are a number of other ridiculous things that Christians choose to ignore (the usual mixed threads, planting different crops next to each other, masturbation, big noses, etc.).

Also, when Jesus came around, he essentially said not to worry about following every, single, solitary, fucking rule from the Old Testament- he preached more of a be-a-good-person-as-a-whole rather than these-are-specific-things-you-can't-do. Not to mention, he kinda "died for our sins," thus establishing only one unforgivable sin- not accepting Jesus into your heart.

Disclaimer: the second paragraph is merely my understanding of Jesus' testament as a whole. I have not studied it as thoroughly as some of you surely have. I am not a Christian, but I used to be a devout one and my research of the religion is where I draw these interpretations from.

[tovaris]

Technically, yes. But so are a number of other ridiculous things that Christians choose to ignore (the usual mixed threads, planting different crops next to each other, masturbation, big noses, etc.).

Also, when Jesus came around, he essentially said not to worry about following every, single, solitary, fucking rule from the Old Testament- he preached more of a be-a-good-person-as-a-whole rather than these-are-specific-things-you-can't-do. Not to mention, he kinda "died for our sins," thus establishing only one unforgivable sin- not accepting Jesus into your heart.

Disclaimer: the second paragraph is merely my understanding of Jesus' testament as a whole. I have not studied it as thoroughly as some of you surely have. I am not a Christian, but I used to be a devout one and my research of the religion is where I draw these interpretations from.

Some cristians chose to ignore.
And you forgot the sin of eating shelfish.

[Origami]

The sad thing is that it does.

Just because a majority of Christians deliberately choose to ignore aspects of their religion they don't like doesn't mean the religion suddenly lacks those messages. They are still present.

There are far too many horrible quotes to put here. Here's some links to help you:

http://www.evilbible.com/Slavery.htm

http://www.evilbible.com/Rape.htm

That site is beyond biased. It does not take into account how the world functioned back then. Slavery and taking a wife as a spoil of war were NORMAL then. It's people who fail to realize the context in which the Old Testament was written that really have no place debating it. It's not that we ignore it. We know it's there. We just accept that it was written 2,000 fucking years ago and the same principles are relevant now.

[kenoloor]

That site is beyond biased.

Yes, I agree. I don't even know what made him think that was a legitimate source to use in this forum.

It does not take into account how the world functioned back then. Slavery and taking a wife as a spoil of war were NORMAL then.

Here is where I disagree with you. Just because people do it doesn't mean you should do it. You shouldn't always use others' actions to justify your own. In general, I support each individual developing their own morals/ethics/whatever on their own. Of course, they cannot help being influenced by people, however being influenced by a book written two thousand some-odd years ago is not helpful in the process of allowing people to critically think and develop their own set of morals. The Bible, along with organized religion as a whole, essentially promotes a "hive-mind" type mindset without allowing the individual the freedom to think for oneself. The result of this is essentially what you wrote in the above quote- what is "normal" is "right." And that approach is certainly not a helpful one in the progression of the human race as a whole.

It's people who fail to realize the context in which the Old Testament was written that really have no place debating it. It's not that we ignore it. We know it's there. We just accept that it was written 2,000 fucking years ago and the same principles are relevant now.

Be that as it may, people still use excerpts from the Bible to further their archaic ideals, which is anything but okay.

Anyway, I realize that I'm getting a little off-topic, but I just wanted to throw my 2p into the ring.

[Walter Powers]

The sad thing is that it does.

Just because a majority of Christians deliberately choose to ignore aspects of their religion they don't like doesn't mean the religion suddenly lacks those messages. They are still present.

There are far too many horrible quotes to put here. Here's some links to help you:

http://www.evilbible.com/Slavery.htm

http://www.evilbible.com/Rape.htm

That's not Jesus talking. I checked in a red script Bible which prints what Jesus says in red. It wasn't red.

Also, the Bible was written back when slavery was commonplace.

Just because you aren't a fundamentalist does not mean you are ignoring your faith.

That site is beyond biased. It does not take into account how the world functioned back then. Slavery and taking a wife as a spoil of war were NORMAL then. It's people who fail to realize the context in which the Old Testament was written that really have no place debating it. It's not that we ignore it. We know it's there. We just accept that it was written 2,000 fucking years ago and the same principles are relevant now.

Exactly.

Please do not double post -StoppingTime/Steven

[sam927]

Could you give me some examples of Christians, Hindus, and Jewish people committing terrorism? All the attacks here in America are by Muslims.

Christian:
Anders Breivik. 2011 Norway attacks. Called himself a Christian crusader and killed 77 and injured more than 300.
Timothy McVeigh. OKC Bombing. Killed 168, injured 800.
Eric Rudolph. '96 Olympics. Killed 2, injured 100+.
1973 Anti LBGT arson attacks: New Orleans. 30+ killed.
Army of God. Attacks against abortion clinics.
The KKK. A historic Christian terrorist organization.
James Kopp. Attacks on abortion clinics.
The IRA.

And the list goes on...

Hindus:
2008 Western India bombings. Carried out by an extremist Hindu group.
2007 Samjhauta bombings. 68 dead. An extermist Hindu attack against a train heading to Pakistan.
Lots of violence and murder during the partition.

Jews:
2009 Tel Aviv gay center attacks. Anti-LGBT attack by extremist Jews.
Baruch Goldstein. Mass murdered about 30 Muslims who were worshipping.
Yigil Amir. Carried out terrorism along with assassinating Yitzhak Rabin because he believed that Israel should not give the Palestinian authority more power.
Murder of Rachel Corrie. Rachel Corrie, a 23-year old American, was crushed by an Israeli bulldozer because she was standing in front of a Palestinian home, peacefully protesting the demolition of Palestinian homes.

[Walter Powers]

Christian:
Anders Breivik. 2011 Norway attacks. Called himself a Christian crusader and killed 77 and injured more than 300.
Timothy McVeigh. OKC Bombing. Killed 168, injured 800.
Eric Rudolph. '96 Olympics. Killed 2, injured 100+.
1973 Anti LBGT arson attacks: New Orleans. 30+ killed.
Army of God. Attacks against abortion clinics.
The KKK. A historic Christian terrorist organization.
James Kopp. Attacks on abortion clinics.
The IRA.

And the list goes on...



Hindus:
2008 Western India bombings. Carried out by an extremist Hindu group.
2007 Samjhauta bombings. 68 dead. An extermist Hindu attack against a train heading to Pakistan.
Lots of violence and murder during the partition.

Jews:
2009 Tel Aviv gay center attacks. Anti-LGBT attack by extremist Jews.
Baruch Goldstein. Mass murdered about 30 Muslims who were worshipping.
Yigil Amir. Carried out terrorism along with assassinating Yitzhak Rabin because he believed that Israel should not give the Palestinian authority more power.
Murder of Rachel Corrie. Rachel Corrie, a 23-year old American, was crushed by an Israeli bulldozer because she was standing in front of a Palestinian home, peacefully protesting the demolition of Palestinian homes.

Okay, I stand corrected. But I sorta meant just religiously motivated attacks, which tosses out a lot of these. The KKK, for example, was a group of Democrats in the south who wanted to promote racism and it wasn't really religiously motivated.

Also, we should point out that Atheist / Agnostics often commit the worst crimes. For example, the Nazis and most communists were very adamant about restricting worship.

[sam927]

Okay, I stand corrected. But I sorta meant just religiously motivated attacks, which tosses out a lot of these. The KKK, for example, was a group of Democrats in the south who wanted to promote racism and it wasn't really religiously motivated.

Also, we should point out that Atheist / Agnostics often commit the worst crimes. For example, the Nazis and most communists were very adamant about restricting worship.

You're right. The KKK wasn't religiously motivated but they called themselves Christians. And yes, athiests commit lots of heinous crimes too.

In the end, no one belief system is immune to extremism.

[kenoloor]

Also, we should point out that Atheist / Agnostics often commit the worst crimes.

gross generalization alert. This is bullshit.

We're all people and we all suck and we all do bad things. Arguing over which system of belief or lack thereof is the worst in terms of violence is dumb.

[Rayquaza]

Hindus:
2008 Western India bombings. Carried out by an extremist Hindu group.
2007 Samjhauta bombings. 68 dead. An extermist Hindu attack against a train heading to Pakistan.
Lots of violence and murder during the partition.

Hindus believe in inner-peace. Therefore you can never say Hindus start war or terrorism because the second they carry out a plan in order to hurt other people, they are no longer a Hindu any more, no matter how much they believe they are. This is why you will never find Hindu bombings or war, because they are not Hindus if they do decide to. There are many other actions that do not make people Hindu, and going against on of the four main beliefs in Hinduism will always be one of them.

[Walter Powers]

gross generalization alert. This is bullshit.

We're all people and we all suck and we all do bad things. Arguing over which system of belief or lack thereof is the worst in terms of violence is dumb.

I agree. The point I was trying to make is evil is present among every large religious and cultural demographic.

[kenoloor]

I agree. The point I was trying to make is evil is present among every large religious and cultural demographic.

Then I would suggest you rephrase your remark about atheists committing the worst crimes.

[Walter Powers]

Then I would suggest you rephrase your remark about atheists committing the worst crimes.

Why. I said "atheists/agnostics often commit the worst crimes." That's a fact; I'm not taking it back. I'm an agnostic myself, and a I know that!

[kenoloor]

Why. I said "atheists/agnostics often commit the worst crimes." That's a fact; I'm not taking it back. I'm an agnostic myself, and a I know that!

Because it is a gross generalization that you have provided zero evidence to back up.

[Walter Powers]

Because it is a gross generalization that you have provided zero evidence to back up.

Atheist/Agnostic communists and Nazis have killed a total of 100,000,000-150,000,000 people.

[kenoloor]

Atheist/Agnostic communists and Nazis have killed a total of 100,000,000-150,000,000 people.

You do realize that atheist, agnostics, communists, and Nazis are all EXTREMELY different groups, right?

[Walter Powers]

You do realize that atheist, agnostics, communists, and Nazis are all EXTREMELY different groups, right?

But the communists and Nazis were athiest/agnostics. That's my point.

[kenoloor]

But the communists and Nazis were athiest/agnostics. That's my point.

They definitely weren't. Hitler and the Nazis may have not been Christian, but they definitely weren't atheists/agnostics. There is actually an argument that the Nazi party, as a whole, was neo-pagan and attempted to create a political religion, yadda yadda.

This (http://www.abc.net.au/religion/articles/2012/04/18/3480312.htm) is a legitimately interesting article that you might like to peruse.

[Caldwell]

But the communists and Nazis were athiest/agnostics. That's my point.

...

Do you know how much blood has been spilled in the name of Christianity and Islam?

[Walter Powers]

...

Do you know how much blood has been spilled in the name of Christianity and Islam?

Do you have the numbers?

[Caldwell]

Do you have the numbers?

Too much to name, although the Crusades comes to mind, not to mention Guns Germs & Steel.

[Trenton_]

Islam is a wide spread religion and many people believe in.also many many others consider muslims terrosist and old-fashioned people.

What do you think?

might be better than nothing if you're not a terrorist.

I am a muslim from iran and all people in iran are muslim and they are kind and good . they are not terrorists . they live like all people in the world

iran is pretty bad

I don't really dislike religious people, I dislike religion.
This, as many other religions on the planet is nothing but another excuse for the evolution of humanity to be held back. The only good thing we learn from religion is to be better people (...).
This is just my point of view, people may agree or disagree. I apologize if I somehow offended someone.


people with that view are the most horrible people and should be avoided because they believe they aren't accountable to anyone. I apologize if I somehow offended someone.


It's worse than Christianity. But in the end they're both religions, and they both contain radical extremist messages of hate and violence. True, not everybody who follows the religion may believe in those messages, but the religion itself still supports them.

I don't immediately suspect every Muslim I see to be a terrorist, but I don't view them in a regard any different to any other religion. They're all the same. The difference is that Islam continues to outlast Christianity in its active oppression of people, especially women. Take one look at any Islamic Theocracy and you'll see.

That is foolish thinking

But the communists and Nazis were athiest/agnostics. That's my point.

there's a whole bunch of em that are horrible, but there's probably a couple that are okay

[sam927]

Hindus believe in inner-peace. Therefore you can never say Hindus start war or terrorism because the second they carry out a plan in order to hurt other people, they are no longer a Hindu any more, no matter how much they believe they are. This is why you will never find Hindu bombings or war, because they are not Hindus if they do decide to. There are many other actions that do not make people Hindu, and going against on of the four main beliefs in Hinduism will always be one of them.

But they themselves believe they are Hindu. Just like many Muslims don't think that Al-Qaeda are Muslims; however, Al-Qaeda members think they are Muslims.

You do realize that atheist, agnostics, communists, and Nazis are all EXTREMELY different groups, right?

Just like extremist Muslims and normal Muslims are totally different groups.

Please multi-quote instead of double posting. ~TheMatrix

[Rayquaza]

But they themselves believe they are Hindu. Just like many Muslims don't think that Al-Qaeda are Muslims; however, Al-Qaeda members think they are Muslims.

It doesn't matter whether they believe they are, because they aren't. That's why you can't ever give reasons for Hindu destruction, because it cannot and never will exist.

[STEALTHy]

I think the basic opinion here is Islam is perfectly fine as long as it isn't followed in extremest ways. Yes all religions have their percentages who kill in the name of God. That doesn't mean such a religion is flawed completely though just by the acts of a few.

[Azunite]

Do you have the numbers?


Well there is this Reconquista, in which beside normal field battles all Muslims were decimated in Iberian Peninsula

And then there was this First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Crusades.

Other than that, all Ottoman-Byzantine, Ottoman-Hungarian, Ottoman-Muscovite and Ottoman-Habsburg Wars were battles in the name of religions.

These are only the battles between Christianity and Islam.

To name battles only specific for Christians.

The Teutonic order campaigned in the areas around Baltic Sea to exterminate the Pagans of Poland and Lithuania.

The Spanish and Portugese destroyed several civilizations (yeah nothing to fuss about right?) in America.

Oh, not to mention Thirty Years' War.

They may be several more that I cannot remember.

Hindus believe in inner-peace. Therefore you can never say Hindus start war or terrorism because the second they carry out a plan in order to hurt other people, they are no longer a Hindu any more, no matter how much they believe they are. This is why you will never find Hindu bombings or war, because they are not Hindus if they do decide to. There are many other actions that do not make people Hindu, and going against on of the four main beliefs in Hinduism will always be one of them.

If you knew a very small little bit of Islam, you'd learn that it is in its foundations a religion as peaceful as Hinduism.

[Left Now]

If you knew a very small little bit of Islam, you'd learn that it is in its foundations a religion as peaceful as Hinduism.

"....Fight for the cause of God, those who fight you, but do not transgress, surely God does not like people who transgress. ..." Sura al-Baqara verse 190

This is why Taliban,Al-Qaeda.Salafits and ... are not known as Muslim groups between muslims,because they went out of the peaceful way of Islam and now they are heretics.Maybe they are calling themselves muslims,but according to Quran they are not muslims and you cannot call them muslims,following this condition,you cannot say their crimes are in the name of Islam.

The main foundations of Islam are based on peace.

[Rayquaza]

If you knew a very small little bit of Islam, you'd learn that it is in its foundations a religion as peaceful as Hinduism.

Did I say anything about Islam not having peace? No.

[Azunite]

Did I say anything about Islam not having peace? No.

You did so by talking about peace in Hinduism during a contrast of Hinduism and Islam.

Even if you didn't mean that, I'm pretty sure you think that way.

[Rayquaza]

You did so by talking about peace in Hinduism during a contrast of Hinduism and Islam.

Even if you didn't mean that, I'm pretty sure you think that way.

And I'm 'pretty sure' I didn't. Can you not attempt to draw conclusions from something that doesn't exist. I said that Hindus believe in inner peace. This thread isn't a contrast about Hinduism and Islam, I was clearing up what someone said when they briefly mentioned it. And think what way? Don't know how the hell you're able to infer how I think, all because I said that Hindus believe in inner peace.