Hehehe.... orang Islam mencoba nyuap orang Kristen spy masuk Islam dgn duit 
spt auloh yg nyuap pake harta dan cewek. Ga heran kalo para bajingan keparat yg 
gila harta, dan gila cewek itu berbondong2 masuk islam spt yg tjd di dlm 
penjara 
di mana tahanan1 masuk islam.
 
Si nabi pedophile itu jg melakukan hal yg sama, yaitu nyuap orang spy masuk 
Islam pake harta (dan cewek).
 
http://www.answeringmuslims.com/2012/06/muslims-bribing-christians-to-convert.html
 
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Muslims Bribing  Christians to Convert on Facebook! 
 
I know an Arab Christian pastor who was offered two million  dollars to convert 
to Islam. I also know an Egyptian pastor who  was offered even more money to 
convert to Islam and write a book  about how he supposedly read the Qur'an and 
realized that it was  superior to the Bible. (Fortunately, both men declined 
the  offers.)

Now a Muslim apologist (Shah Zahoor of the QDCI Dawah 
                                Organization) on our Acts 17 Facebook page is 
offering 
                                qualifying Christians monthly financial support 
to convert and 
                                debate for Islam! 

http://www.acts17.net/Photos/Bribery.jpg 

Why do Muslims find it acceptable to bribe people to convert? 
                                Many readers will be surprised to learn that 
this practice comes 
                                from Muhammad himself. The Qur'an explains the 
various purposes 
                                of Zakat (mandatory alms): 
 
Qur'an 9:60—The alms are only for the poor and the  needy, and those who 
collect them, and those whose  hearts are to be reconciled, and to free the  
captives and the debtors, and for the cause of Allah, and  (for) the wayfarer; 
a duty imposed by Allah. Allah is  Knower, Wise.
 
Notice that one of the uses of money is to "reconcile" people's hearts  to 
Islam. Several Muslim translators attempt to obscure the  meaning of this 
phrase, for it obviously refers to giving people  money in order to entice them 
to become Muslims. Indeed, this is  precisely how Islam's greatest commentators 
have interpreted  this verse:
 
Tafsir Jalalayn—The voluntary almsgivings, the alms  to be dispensed, are only 
for the poor, who cannot find  anything to suffice them in the least, and the 
needy, who  cannot find anything to suffice them, and those who work  with 
them, that is, [with] these alms, in other words, the  one who collects [them], 
the one who takes the oaths [from  those who claim them], the slave to be 
manumitted by  contract, as well as the tax-summoner; and those whose  hearts 
are to be reconciled, so that they might become  Muslims, or that Islam might 
be firmly established, or that  their peers might become Muslims, or that they 
might  defend Muslims, all of whom are [classed according to  different] 
categories. 
>
>Tafsir Ibn Abbas—Allah then explained who is entitled  to these alms, saying: 
>(The alms are only for the poor) for  the folk of the Platform (and the needy) 
>among the pilgrims,  (and those who collect them) i.e. the collectors of alms, 
>(and those whose hearts are to be reconciled) by giving  them gifts such as 
>Abu Sufyan and his companions. 
>
>Tafsir Ibn Kathir—There are those who are given  alms to embrace Islam. For 
>instance, the Prophet of  Allah gave something to Safwan bin Umayyah from the 
>war  spoils of Hunayn, even though he attended it while a  Mushrik. Safwan 
>said, "He kept giving me until he became the  dearest person to me after he 
>had been the most hated person  to me.'' Imam Ahmad recorded that Safwan bin 
>Umayyah said,  "The Messenger of Allah gave me (from the spoils of) Hunayn  
>while he was the most hateful person to me. He kept giving  me until he became 
>the most beloved person to me.'' Muslim  and At-Tirmidhi collected this 
>Hadith, as well. Some of  Al-Mu'allafatu Qulubuhum are given from alms so that 
>they  become better in Islam and their heart firmer in faith. For  instance, 
>the Prophet gave some of the chiefs of the Tulaqa'  a hundred camels each 
>after the battle of Hunayn, saying, "I  give a man (from the alms) while 
>another man is dearer to me  than him, for fear that
 Allah might throw him on his face in  the fire of Jahannam." It is recorded in 
the Two Sahihs that  Abu Sa`id said that `Ali sent the Messenger of Allah a 
gold  nugget still in its dirt from Yemen. The Prophet divided it  between four 
men: Al-Aqra` bin Habis, `Uyaynah bin Badr,  `Alqamah bin `Ulathah and Zayd 
Al-Khayr, saying, "To draw  their hearts closer." Some people are given because 
some of  his peers might embrace Islam, while others are given to  collect alms 
from surrounding areas, or to defend Muslim  outposts. Allah knows best.
 
Muhammad defended the practice when he was accused of distributing the  spoils 
of war unevenly. In response to his accusers, he said:
 
Ibn Ishaq, p. 596—"Are you disturbed in mind because  of the good things of 
this life by which I win over a people  that they may become Muslims while I 
entrust you to your  Islam?"
 
We find the same pattern in the Hadith:
 
Sahih Muslim 2313—When the Messenger of Allah  conquered Hunain he distributed 
the booty, and he bestowed  it upon those whose hearts it was intended to win.
 
Always remember that in Islam, getting people to convert is what  matters. 
Integrity or sincerity have little importance. If  preaching and debating work, 
then Muslims are called to preach  and debate. But if violence, bribery, or 
deception are the only  way to convince people to become Muslims, so be it. I 
guess  that, when you don't have any actual evidence on your side, you  have to 
do what you can. 
 
Posted by David Wood at 8:15 PM 

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