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I came across your website (not sure if this is your site) and I find it very interesting and refreshing : ) I say 'refreshing' because you show Islam the way it is ...pure and simple, without any complications, etc.
I would like to share some excellent information that might help you better understand the problems being faced by Muslims. First of all, I believe that the current situation Muslims are in is because of their own actions (not following Islam -- plain and simple), but at the same time I don't blame them 100%. I need your permission so I can share the information with you and hopefully you will understand WHY I don't blame Muslims 100% ... may be 99.9 %, but not 100% .
This is my first time at this site and I don't know if we are allowed to post URL's in entries, that's why I needed your permission. Keep up the great work and I agree with your entry: MUSLIMS AND ANTI-SEMITISM. I got your main point that we should NEVER generalize or make blanket statements. Many thanks for including the verses from Holy Quran.
What do you think about Jews who oppose Zionism? (Not all Jews are Zionists).
Take care and be well.
Peace,
Aisha
You are free to post any comment or link that you would like; however I reserve the right to delete any comments that use obscene language, promote hate, or link to sites that do.
Everything at the muhajabah.com domain is my site; not all articles are written by me but I have indicated those that are not. The blogs are a small part of my site. The rest is basically static content providing information and resources while my blogs are more dynamic; they're where I talk about issues that interest me or that I think are important.
I have a collection of links to articles by Jews in Support of Palestine; I believe at the current time there are about 300 such articles linked from the page. I am glad to work together with those who speak up for justice.
I would like to share this speech with others who haven't had a chance to read it. The speech was given in the year 2001, but I believe that we, especially Muslims, should read it and at least be fair and listen to what the Taliban have to say.
Taliban Speech @ University of Southern California
One doesn't have to 100% agree with the speaker, but shouldn't we be fair and listen to BOTH sides before we pass our judgment? By 'both' I mean Western media and the Taliban. Majority of us get our NEWS from western media and we all know they are not always unbiased.
It is a bit lengthy speech, but plz be patient and read it in its complete form. The speech was given in USC, sponsored by MSA (Muslim Students' Association).
Regards,
Aisha
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