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Comment on ICNA Announces Muslim Family Day 2010 by America not Muslimica

America not Muslimica — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 22:11:21 +0000

Okay, I am a true american and I am completely distraught over the fact that this ‘muslum’ day is being celebrated the day after September 11th. To me that is a big punch in the face to Americans all over the U.S. (muslims not included for many reasons). I don’t think that President Obama has a good head on his shoulders, because what president in past history would allow this to happen if they were here in present time? I know damn well that president Bush would not have allowed it. You muslims, arabs, or what ever you want to call yourselves have all your gas stations 7/11’s and other such stores, and now you want a damn day to yourselves? This is america, not muslimica. If you want your own day why don’t you travel back to where your family originated from. In no way shape or form am I racist, nor will I ever be. I am sure that I am not the only American that feels this way. I can almost garuntee that there are many veterans that are reading about this muslim day and saying to themselves that americans fought for this country and muslims fought against it. This is absolutly rediculous. My damn hands are shaking right now because of this. How can one, who calls him self Americas President, punch every american in the face? Obama needs to be impeached immediately and this muslim day needs to be stopped!

Comment on Muslims take to Minn. State Fair to repair image by michelle

michelle — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 20:07:42 +0000

thank you so much for this wonderful effort! education is the key to understanding.

Comment on 57,000 Attend ICNA’s Muslim Family Day Nationwide by carperr

carperr — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 19:20:30 +0000

MUSLIM day on 9/12 in Chicago???? WTF, the day following 2800 innocents killed 9 years ago.

Please provide me with the dates for Catholic day, Jewish day, Protestant day, Luthern day, Buddhist day, and so on…

Comment on Muslim Family Day 2009 by Napoleon

Napoleon — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 17:41:40 +0000

You think the food vendors like serving you traitors? Yeah you need a bus, straight back to alaahbachmhaabumphuck, not Six Flags. Enjoy the protestors at the front gates and start preparing for the future because the defeat will be overwhelming. We all aware of the intentions that you all harness. Why dont you all come to the KORAN book burning fiesta in florida? that sounds like fun.

Comment on ICNA’s Position on Moon Sighting by Faheem Bhatti

Faheem Bhatti — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 16:16:45 +0000

Actually in contrary to many comments, I agree with ICNA totally to leave it to their local communities. Its very easy to say ICNA should take the responsibility and unity and other things but in reality its not that simple.
Let me try to explain what I am trying to say:
1. Even if ICNA takes this responsibility (what they did in past)not all of us will be happy then some other people will come and comment that ICNA should not be involved in these kind of things and it actually breaks harmony within local communities. So its not easy to make every one happy.
2. If ICNA decides Local moon sighting then people who follow global will not like it and vise versa. More over Local and global has many definitions, so which local if local moon sighting option is choosed (Local means Northa America, USA only, Solar Time zones, Lunar time zones etc etc)
3. Unity? Its a good thing, isn’t it? But there are many dimensions to it. Even If we all pray EID on same day (hypothetically) we still cant call it a unity because as soon as we are done with EID, every masjid becomes an independent state again. Most of the masaajid unfortunately have no connection to each other. Every masjid has its own rules and regulation and no one is ready to compromise on it. So unity of one day and disunity of 364 days can not be called UNITY. This is just a satisfaction to our heart for a few moments and nothing else.
4. If ICNA announce any method for moon sighitng then just think what happens in our local communities. I have seen brothers disputing and one going to one masjid and other going to other masjid the next day. They are going to do the same even if ICNA announce any one method. Guess who gets the blame? Its ICNA. Only one group may coincide with ICNA but all the rest will be saying things against ICNA’s method. This way ICNA looses respect and are in lost in general regarding other good projects.

I hope I was able to explain a little bit what I felt. I apologize if it has caused any inconvenience to any one.
Secondly these are mere my thoughts, just ignore it if you think I am wrong on this one. But do pray for me as I need it all the time.
Jazak Allah O Kahiran for your time anyway.

Comment on Quran Burning “Misguided”: ICNA Ups Quran Distribution by Robert Jonston

Robert Jonston — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 15:58:13 +0000

All these people saying how a Muslim would never burn a Torah or a Bible. Would a Muslim burn a Bahai holy book and think it a holy religious book?

Burn the koran. It is just a book as far as I am concerned. Enough pandering to the fear of offending Muslims. Welcome to modernity where no one cares about what you think is holy and whatever they do to your holy books is fine as long as they don’t physically harm you. Burn baby burn!

Comment on International Hijab Day by Hakima Fisher

Hakima Fisher — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 15:02:00 +0000

Please see above.

Comment on International Hijab Day by Hakima Fisher

Hakima Fisher — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 15:00:41 +0000

AsallAamu alaikum,
Ramhadan mubarak. Alhamidullah, may Allah, swt, reward you for your work. It may be helpful to cite the passage in Qur’an in surah Nisa that clearly states the obligation for sisters to wear hijab. This will reinforce your point that hijab is obligatory and not optional as sometimes as it is viewed. Its important as muslim sisters that we do not adopt the way of khafirs that includes the manner in which we dress. There is much beauty in a women who is covered modestly for the sake of Allah, swt. May allah, swt, accept your fasting during this month of Ramhadan.

Comment on Quran Burning “Misguided”: ICNA Ups Quran Distribution by Muqaddas

Muqaddas — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 12:41:21 +0000

My heart is crying.May Allah subhan’hu Ta’alaa give them Hidaya’a.InshAllah Allah will protect Quran-e-Kareem.

Comment on Quran Burning “Misguided”: ICNA Ups Quran Distribution by Shahzad Aslam

Shahzad Aslam — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:18:09 +0000

We all should protest peacefully, knowing that Allah has taken the responsibility of protecting Quaran. Let us pray to Allah to guide those misguided people to the right path of Islam.

Comment on Muslims take to Minn. State Fair to repair image by Fayaz

Fayaz — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 03:57:48 +0000

May Allah Bless you

Comment on ICNA Washington Condemns Vandalism on its Van by sideboom

sideboom — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 02:19:14 +0000

the america public doesnt want to understand islam, much of which is propegated by the well entrenched holocost zion jew in america after ww2 ! it is within probability that the only end solution for humanity is total destruction, I for one wish it to be , if it takes all jews out !

Comment on ICNA Washington Condemns Vandalism on its Van by sideboom

sideboom — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 02:13:14 +0000

any response fro authorities concerning muslim infractions will be delt with in accordance with BIGOTRY ! fairness cant be expect from those harboring distain concerning islam !

Comment on Quran Burning “Misguided”: ICNA Ups Quran Distribution by sideboom

sideboom — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 02:06:27 +0000

the misguided americans together with the all zionistic jews in the world must be made to realize that there is more than just their materialistic possesions in life,, on the other hand , perhaps ALLAH has a direct path to hell for them !

Comment on Growing Anti Muslim Bigotry: ICNA’s 6-Point Response by Ariffin Gutierrez Abdullah

Ariffin Gutierrez Abdullah — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 00:52:41 +0000

Assalamu alaikum, brothers and sisters in Islam.
I think the Kafeer have the freedom to do what they want to do, including killing innocent people and burning the Holy Quran. Let them burn the Quran that they bought. It is their property. Even if they burn all the Quran in the world, they can not erase Islam from this planet because millions of Hafis(es) have memorized the Holy Quran.
May Allah S.W.A. protect our iman and increase our yakin towards our Creator. And may Allah S.W.A. gives guidance to human kind around the world. The burning of the Holly Quran will be a universal act of Dawah. Ameen.

Comment on Quran Burning “Misguided”: ICNA Ups Quran Distribution by ISRAR HASAN

ISRAR HASAN — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:35:00 +0000

Stop distribution of our most HOLY book, the Qur’an, to such hands who are planning to burn. Will we not be helping them in their nefarious movement? What can we expect from this distribution? respect and honor OR sacrilege of the scripture? May Allah guide the misguided, Amin! ISRAR HASAN

Comment on Quran Burning “Misguided”: ICNA Ups Quran Distribution by Saleema

Saleema — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:33:23 +0000

Islam means peace. We are the last religion, Allah made. We will prosper. We will have Jannah. We are protected. Things will happen only with Allah’s permission.

Comment on Quran Burning “Misguided”: ICNA Ups Quran Distribution by Saleema

Saleema — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:29:19 +0000

Islam means peace. We are the last religion, Allah made. We will prosper. We will have Jannah. We are protected. Nothing will happen.

Comment on Mosque debate: Behind America’s anxiety over Islam by ISRAR HASAN

ISRAR HASAN — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:21:54 +0000

What necessitates the setup of a mosque and Islamic center at two blocks away from Ground Zero can, by no justification, be other than a provocation. Ground Zero, a monument of 9/11, demands respect and honor from all class of citizens, just like any church, synagogue, mosque or temple. Freedom of religion does not mean hurting the feelings of our neighbors. Insistence on construction of the mosque near Ground Zero can be rightful under American Constitution; it is never rightful under the Islamic traditions. Instances are many and they are spread throughout the pages of Islamic history. The traditions of Islam, as set by the Prophet and his companions, call for overall peace and understanding in human society in preference to group or community interests. That is how his leadership was willingly accepted in the multi-religious, multi-ethnic society in Medina. He would not even hesitate in making compromises for the larger cause of peace and settlement. Thus he agreed to drop the suffix ”messenger of Allah” in his name when negotiating the most ignoble peace Treaty at Hudebiya with his arch enemy, Quraish of Makka. We must avoid doing things which do not promote tension-free relationship amongst Muslims, Christians and others, which is the need of the hour, in the United States at this time.
The mosque within the projected Community Center, if built near Ground Zero, will never build the confidence and understanding between Muslims of America and Christian America. The administrators of the mosque need review their plan and opinion if they really want display the spirit of Islam. Better to have no mosque or Islamic center not built on piety and tolerance. ISRAR HASAN

Comment on ICNA Announces Muslim Family Day 2010 by Ronnie Zahir

Ronnie Zahir — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 21:02:38 +0000

I really think what ICNA is doing is great. Muslims deserve a day just for fun. It’s not fair. Jewish people have the day off when it’s Rosh Hashanah. Christian people get a whole week off for Christmas. Why can’t we get one day off for Eid? When we celebrate during the summer, there is still is contervarsy? This is BS.