     Adam Cade | Tuesday, August 15, 2000 - 04:02 pm
PEACE BE UPPON THOSE WHO FOLLOW THE GIUDED PATH
Mr Mad Mac:
Few generation ago there was a PISHOP who learned the ARABIC maybe from the Arab Cristians, then aproached us the SOMALIS claiming that he is a MUSLIM, he recieved from the Somalis a nice and warm welcome as it was our generousity character we got or thougth by our beutifull DIIN (religion).
He changed his cristian name to SHIEKH ABDALLAH but it did not help him, what do you think or expecting from us while you are saying I'm not a MUSLIM at same time talking and DISCUSING and raising your EVIL OPINIONS about ISLAMIC issues.and i'm sure since you are a BISHOP you know this story better than me maybe or even he was your carch preacher.
After a while as we catch you now our INCESTORS cougth that GAAL, therefore there is no ROOM for you among the Somalis, better you look for some where else.
Cade |
| MAD MAC | Wednesday, August 16, 2000 - 01:26 am
Adam Cade
The only two non-Muslim religious figures I know of concerning Somalia are the two Italian guys. One who lead the Church in the Cathedral down town was killed by Siad Barre's secret police when he started criticizing the human rights record of the regime. The other one was some guy who wandered all over the place trying to convert people to Christianity. He didn't win many converts and most people considered him harmless.
According to another person on this net, Muslimah, Islam welcomes intellectual challange because it is up to the challenge. Therefore, anything I say on this net would strengthen the cause of Islam since the defenders of the faith will be able to provide cradible response. Now you're saying that my opinions are evil because they raise questions about validity. There would seem to be inconsistency in these two view points. If Islam is the right path then you should have no fear of a Gaal posting his opinions here. Nor should you fear gaal visiting your people. It's not like I spend a lot of time discussing religion anyway - mostly you guys drag me there. I don't venture into this discussion room a whole lot.
I have never claimed I was a muslim. I have never lied to any of you. Why do you find my presence here so disconcerting? Is Islam narrow minded and closed to outside discussion? How will you ever convert people if you make unbelievers feel unwelcome? |
| Anonymous | Wednesday, August 16, 2000 - 07:00 pm
what the hell is this bullshit all about! |
| MAD MAC | Wednesday, August 16, 2000 - 11:18 pm
Anonymous
This Adam Dude doesn't like me. I think he's prejudice against kufaar. |
| Ahmed | Monday, August 21, 2000 - 07:03 am
Mad Mac, if your interested in Islam go to the local Muslims in whatever are of the world your in, or do research on in to Islam maybe Allah will guide you.
One day everyone of us will die, then only his Beliefs, and Actions will help him. If they were good, and In route with Islam he will be reward, if not then Allah will Judge him.
I would like to inform you Mad, that if you would like to Truly Discuss Islam, this is not the best place to do so.
May Allah guide you. |
| homesick. | Monday, August 21, 2000 - 04:59 pm
Mad has a Quran in his possession(I wonder if it is for style or just for the heck of it). He seems to have gained and benefitted a lot of knowledge from IT and somalinet discussions. that is why he is a regular visitor. Add his obsession of somali character to the equation(Hard to believe after they kicked him out for good). I think he will do fine if he stays away from irritating people with unfounded accusations and nonsense. All is well that ends well Mad. If your intentions are sincere you will not fail. I can't figure you out on my own(Help is appreciated). You seem agnostic, christian, athiest, interested in islam(I am sure you know it is the best you have seen so far). |
| MAD MAC | Monday, August 21, 2000 - 10:24 pm
Ahmed
As Homesick indicates, I'm drawn to the net by the Somali character of it.
Homesick
You are correct in your assessment. I read a lot and then I evaluate and I pull those things from each doctrine I consider in the spirit of God and reject those things that I consider not to be in the spirit of God. I guess this fits the definition of agnosticism, but I hesitate to use that term because it is so loaded. We are not as far apart as many of your compatriots might imagine, Just as I have many traits similar to most Somalis although I am white. |
