demo itu sebetulnya sedang berjihad ngibul di jalan auloh mau nipu kafir spy kafirnya gampang disembelih oleh pejihad tukang bantai di jalan auloh. Sadis
Mohammad SAW a Pedophile ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Aku dan Bapa adalah satu." (Yoh 10:30) Bapa di dalam Aku dan Aku di dalam Bapa." (Yoh 10:34-38) Yesus mengatakan bahwa Bapa dan Yesus adalah satu oknum "Hai Maryam, sesungguhnya Allah menggembirakan kamu dengan kalimat daripada-Nya, namanya Al Masih Isa putera Maryam, seorang terkemuka di dunia dan di akhirat dan termasuk orang-orang yang didekatkan (kepada Allah).(QS.3:45) *YESAYA 28:16* 16 sebab itu beginilah Firman TUHAN ALLAH: "Sesungguhnya, AKU meletakkan sebagai dasar di Sion sebuah batu, batu yang teruji, sebuah batu penjuru yang mahal, suatu dasar yang teguh: Siapa yang percaya, tidak akan gelisah! On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 4:29 AM, itemabu2 <[email protected]> wrote: > Orang2 Islam ceritanya demo anti terorisme. Berapa yg nongol? Cuma 20 (DUA > PULUH) ekor. > > Bandingkan dgn kalo ada demo yg ngedukung terorisme, kekerasan dll, yg > nongol itu bisa sampe ratusan ribu ekor. > > Demo "anti teorrisme" itu jg ga lbh dr kibulan yg ditujukan ke kafir > laknatuloh, bukannya demo ke pelaku terorismenya. > > Jadi yg lg demo itu sebetulnya sedang berjihad ngibul di jalan auloh mau > nipu kafir spy kafirnya gampang disembelih oleh pejihad tukang bantai di > jalan auloh. > > > August 19, 2013 > Boston: 20 Muslims rally against > terrorism< > http://www.jihadwatch.org/2013/08/boston-20-muslims-rally-against-terrorism.html > > > > [image: Muslim01.jpg] <http://www.jihadwatch.org/images/Muslim01.jpg>One > common false claim is that I "demonize all Muslims" in my critique of jihad > and Islamic supremacism. In reality, I point out that Islamic supremacists > claim to represent the authentic interpretation of the Qur'an and Islam, > that they make recruits among peaceful Muslims with this claim, that most > reputedly "moderate" organizations in the U.S. are tied to the Muslim > Brotherhood (as has been abundantly established by the Justice Department), > and that genuinely peaceful and non-supremacist Muslims have not > effectively countered the Islamic supremacist appeal among Muslims. > > All these facts are established anew by the tiny turnout at the small > number of Muslim anti-terror demonstrations that have taken place. This > rally drew 20 people. Last > June< > http://www.jihadwatch.org/cgi-sys/cgiwrap/br0nc0s/managed-mt/mt-srch.cgi?search=%22Free+Muslims%22&IncludeBlogs=1&limit=20 > >, > a Muslim anti-terror rally drew 24 people. Several years ago a group called > the Free Muslims Coalition held what it called a "Free Muslims March > Against Terror," intending to "send a message to the terrorists and > extremists that their days are numbered ... and to send a message to the > people of the Middle East, the Muslim world and all people who seek > freedom, democracy and peaceful coexistence that we support them." In the > run-up to the event it got enthusiastic national and international > publicity, but it ended up drawing about twenty-five people. And that is > about as many as this demo in Toronto drew. Now the group appears to be > defunct; its website <http://www.freemuslims.org/> hasn't been updated > since December 2011. > > Contrast those three to the thousands upon thousands who we have seen rally > against cartoons of Muhammad, remarks by the Pope that they considered > offensive to Islam, and the like, and it starts to look as if the "tiny > minority of extremists" we hear so much about are not the terrorists, but > those who reject terrorism. > > Look also at the signs in the photo above. The sign reading "To save one/to > save humanity - To kill one/to kill humanity" is a reference to Qur'an > 5:32: "We decreed upon the Children of Israel that whoever kills a soul > unless for a soul or for *corruption* in the land - it is as if he had > slain mankind entirely. And whoever saves one - it is as if he had saved > mankind entirely." Note the exception: "unless for a soul or for corruption > in the land." This is explained further in the immediately succeeding > verse, 5:33: "Indeed, the penalty for those who wage war against Allah and > His Messenger and strive upon earth to cause *corruption* is none but that > they be killed or crucified or that their hands and feet be cut off from > opposite sides or that they be exiled from the land. That is for them a > disgrace in this world; and for them in the Hereafter is a great > punishment." > > So while taking a life may be tantamount to killing all humanity, if one is > spreading "corruption in the land" then one should be "killed or crucified > or that their hands and feet be cut off from opposite sides or that they be > exiled from the land." And that is exactly the charge that Islamic > jihadists often make to justify their violence against unbelievers: that > their victims were spreading "corruption." > > Also, why do we only see rallies like this in the West, and never in Saudi > Arabia, or Pakistan, or Iran, or other Islamic states? > > "Young Muslims try to show others Islam urges peace," by Gal Tziperman > Lotan for the Boston > Globe< > http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2013/08/18/young-muslims-gather-boston-common-promote-peace/EfHNyM5QpeqmqtDgSEAEhI/story.html > >, > August 19: > > A group of Muslim youths held a peace rally Sunday on Boston Common to ask > people to seek a better understanding of the peaceful aspects of their > religion and culture. > > A group of Muslim youths held a peace rally Sunday on Boston Common to ask > people to seek a better understanding of the peaceful aspects of their > religion and culture. > > About 25 young Muslims rallied in the Boston Common Sunday afternoon in an > effort to protect their religion from what they said are misperceptions > stemming from violent acts others have committed in the name of Islam. > > Were just saying what Islam is and what Islam is not, said Hanad Duale, > one of six Muslims who organized the rally. Were trying to educate the > public, that probably doesnt know more that what theyve heard from media > and from propaganda. > > The rally was organized by four women and two men who wanted to respond to > what they felt were attacks on their culture and religion after the Boston > Marathon bombings, in which two Muslim brothers allegedly killed three > people and injured more than 260 in April, and the killing in May of a > British soldier, Lee Rigby, allegedly by two Muslim men, in London. > > Duale said he and his friends gathered about $350 for a permit and audio > equipment themselves, then spread the word to other friends and > acquaintances. > > During the rally, one man held up a copy of the Koran, the Muslim holy > book. Others held signs with sayings such as, Muslims for Peace, Muslims > for Love, and Judge Others Not By Their Faith But By The Content Of Their > Character. > > Najma Abdullahi, 24, a scientific recruiter who lives in Waltham, said she > came to support her sister Naima Abdullahi, one of the organizers. > > Its like a crash course for people who walk by, people who wouldnt > normally associate themselves with this [Islam], said Najma Abdullahi, > wearing a blue hijab, or headscarf, and bright yellow pants. At this point > in time, I feel like everyone has their own understanding or stereotype and > whatnot. Maybe they can break those down or listen. > > Abdullahi said she doubted those with strong feelings against Islam would > see the rally and change their minds, but hoped people could learn more > about her religion. > > As Najma Abdullahi stood in a line with about 20 other people, holding a > sign that said Islam Teaches Me Peace, Naima Abdullihi, 23, of Cambridge, > spoke about some of her favorite Koran verses that promote peacefulness.... > > Posted by Robert <http://www.jihadwatch.org/> on August 19, 2013 10:03 > AM > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Post message: [email protected] > Subscribe : [email protected] > Unsubscribe : [email protected] > List owner : [email protected] > Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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