Hello Yohf,

Do you have a proof that muslims are terrorists and extermists because they are "actually" so? any religion can never permits to its believers to be terrorists or extermist. the religion is to make us better not worse. I know that there are muslims who causes terrible such as Ben Laden, but not all muslims like him. I'm a muslim, and I have a very close christian friend. Please do not generalize few cases to the all.

Another thing, the holy Quran say what means that "O Prophet! Tell thy wives and daughters, and the believing women, that they should cast their outer garments over their persons (when abroad): that is most convenient, that they should be known (as such) and not molested. And Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful." AL-AHZAB(033.059)http://www.usc.edu/dept/MSA/quran/033.qmt.html

So the holy Quran says that all muslims must wear a scarf when the do outside their homes. why? Go back to the verse to find the answer. How can forbidding wearing the scarf a kind of "security"? Does the muslim's hair provide you with security and covering it eleminates that security?

The last point, I'm wearing my hijab "scarf" because I believe in it, not because anybody forced me to do so.

Thank you very much for giving your opinion. I respect it no matter what. I hope that you don't understand me wrong.

Hoping that we will be friends ( I'll not kill you ao send you a poision by the enternet - just kidding). 

Have e nice day full of flowers.

Teardrop wrote:

Do you have a proof that muslims are terrorists and extermists because they are "actually" so?

Teardrop, I think YoHf's idea is that ANY person who IS a terrorist or an extremist will be called so, no matter what his nationality is.

I completely agree with Tanit. There is a proverb I like a lot (though in Russian it sounds different, but the idea is the same): "When at Rome, do as the Romans do". If you don't like the way the Romans do, nobody compels you to stay in Rome. You are free to leave for your home land.

By the way, why are so many Muslims eager to move to Western countries and to live/work there instead of living and working in their own countries for the weal of the latters?

Tanit wrote:

Another example. We used to have crucifixes in our public schools and offices. They were part of our traditions, since - despite what many people think - we are not really a religious country (many people are baptised but, for instance, they don't go regularly to a Mass). And you know what? Muslim opposition was so strong that in many places crucifixes have been taken away.

I'm not a very religious person, but this is really outstanding. It's the same as if someone whom I didn't ask to come to my house would come anyway and say that since now I was supposed to live in my house the way that someone wanted me to. Is it fair?