03-12-2007, 01:15 AM
Hi everyone
Has anyone here ever looked into Islam?
I have always had the "oops wrong planet" feeling.
Untill I read the Qur'an and realised, I'm on the right planet afterall. Unlike other religions, Islam is a religion for the whole of mankind, and not for a select group of people. And the whole of mankind apearently includes both NT and AS. The more I read and the more I found out the more I realised that Islam proposes everything I was naturally inclined to. And I think if I were raised in the way Islam prescribes I would have had a lot less problems during my childhood. All rules in Islam are also very logical and come with logical explenations which make it a lot more accapteble as opposed to the rules TN sometimes push on us which we cannot accept or feel uncomfterble with because we cannot understand the motive behind it, or don't accept it.
I'd advice all of you to give it the benefit of the doubt, I know that it changed my world and set me free. I reverted to Islam 2 years ago, and I can't imagine how I ever managed before. And I also think that in a society that goes by Islamic rules AS and NT's have a lot less frictions. (mind that nowadays Islamic countries don't go by Islamic rules, at least not all of 'm and do things that go in against these rules)
Has anyone here ever looked into Islam?
I have always had the "oops wrong planet" feeling.
Untill I read the Qur'an and realised, I'm on the right planet afterall. Unlike other religions, Islam is a religion for the whole of mankind, and not for a select group of people. And the whole of mankind apearently includes both NT and AS. The more I read and the more I found out the more I realised that Islam proposes everything I was naturally inclined to. And I think if I were raised in the way Islam prescribes I would have had a lot less problems during my childhood. All rules in Islam are also very logical and come with logical explenations which make it a lot more accapteble as opposed to the rules TN sometimes push on us which we cannot accept or feel uncomfterble with because we cannot understand the motive behind it, or don't accept it.
I'd advice all of you to give it the benefit of the doubt, I know that it changed my world and set me free. I reverted to Islam 2 years ago, and I can't imagine how I ever managed before. And I also think that in a society that goes by Islamic rules AS and NT's have a lot less frictions. (mind that nowadays Islamic countries don't go by Islamic rules, at least not all of 'm and do things that go in against these rules)