Darthlawsuit
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I am ashamed to have Americans that are stupid enough to believe that all muslims are terrorists.
Proud or Ashamed Muslims?
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Peridot0814
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If you haven't noticed, the first comment was stating the reason as to why i posted this up. Some guy was downgrading other muslims, so i was wondering what other normal teenagers opinions were on the subject matter.
The question is more like why are you guys even commenting if you aren't answering the question. Sure this may be a site for Narutards, but if you haven't noticed, there's also a section for discussions like this, hence the reason why i put it up.
konohashinobi
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im Muslim and proud to be. everybody in my surrounding accept my region and belief. even if other people treat us like terrorist, i will come out, i shout out that 'i am muslim and if they got any problem with that just kill themselves. do not forget i am human just like u and the rest of the world. if u do not accept me, mean that u don't accept Yourself'
kisamexRocks
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Proud, don't know why I would be ashamed, the only problem I have is if one little thing happens and the person ends up being Muslim, the whole world starts to hate and gets pissed off. But if it were another Religion assossiated person then it wouldn't be as bad.
The whole world is clouded and frankly, I really don't give a sh** what they think. I have my religion that I'm proud of and my way of living and my beliefs. So really I don't care what others say or think. There is no reason for them to judge an entire religion based on actions that some "Muslims" do. Each person is different, and my friends make terrorist jokes and all and really I don't care, I make jokes too about Muslims and stuff, doesn't bother me, hell I'm from Bosnia and I don't look Muslim at all.
To be Honest, the people I have respect for and truely admire are those that are born into a religion, whether it's Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism etc. that they stay with that religion and they don't let others change their mind and they don't convert, once someone converts I lose respect for them.
But the only sight I have is if you make or bash my religious status or my way of living/thinking etc. without knowing my history or my beliefs, I'm going to have no respect for you and possibly just ignore you or bash you right back.
The whole world is clouded and frankly, I really don't give a sh** what they think. I have my religion that I'm proud of and my way of living and my beliefs. So really I don't care what others say or think. There is no reason for them to judge an entire religion based on actions that some "Muslims" do. Each person is different, and my friends make terrorist jokes and all and really I don't care, I make jokes too about Muslims and stuff, doesn't bother me, hell I'm from Bosnia and I don't look Muslim at all.
To be Honest, the people I have respect for and truely admire are those that are born into a religion, whether it's Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism etc. that they stay with that religion and they don't let others change their mind and they don't convert, once someone converts I lose respect for them.
But the only sight I have is if you make or bash my religious status or my way of living/thinking etc. without knowing my history or my beliefs, I'm going to have no respect for you and possibly just ignore you or bash you right back.
I'm not a Muslim, but I accept every person with its belief and culture. The afterlife holds something that none of us know, so.. I accept everyone, and every belief... including Cthulism.
(I laughed a bit to find out that Obama was a terrorist.)
(I laughed a bit to find out that Obama was a terrorist.)
i agree.... btw my name is faizan javed and i'm proud to be a muslim...I m proud to be a muslim
Islam is the only religion which gives more importance to pay respect to other people whether they r muslims or not it has no flaws
N about hijaab it is too protect the women from men who have bad thoughts in there mindU_U
A true muslim is the best creation in this world
You don't really choose your own religion, it's usually given from birth. Correct me if I'm wrong, I don't know much about the religion itself. Of course, I'm sure you can change your religion throughout your life.
Well, I don't see a reason for someone to be ashamed of their religion. I'm an atheist myself, but I have a pretty high understanding of religious doctrines(their psychology, at least), generally. If you believe in God, Allah, Yeshua(not sure if I'm right on this one) or etc., it's pretty much something you decide to do yourself, thusforth, why be ashamed of it? But it doesn't mean you have to be proud either, just be content and everything will be fine.
when i read the topic i was like.......O_O..... even here....
and i didnt want to open it.... but then.... i opened it..... i wasnt expecting these positive remarks since due to terrorism cuz people dont have a good point of view about muslims..... but know... i'm relieved that i opened it.....
and i didnt want to open it.... but then.... i opened it..... i wasnt expecting these positive remarks since due to terrorism cuz people dont have a good point of view about muslims..... but know... i'm relieved that i opened it.....
Why is it a good thing to be full of Muslim Pride? If I were to say that I was full of White Pride, you'd probably think I was going to hang a n!gg3r or burn a cross this weekend, you'd be wrong... we do that on mondays... I think personally being proud of living your life as a pawn to some old book of fairy tales is idiotic. You should focus on being a genuinely good person by showing respect to all others as you would wish on your children's children. Not on any one religion.
peace mV,
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peace mV,
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It's too bad for the rest of the world you weren't then...
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kisamexRocks
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Shouldn't you take your own advice and show some respect to what others believe and what their religious status is just as you would your family and your friends instead of mocking their beliefs and their holy books, by calling them fairy tales and idiotic to believe in?
You're lucky to even have a life don't waste it with stupid comments trying to be funny over the internet.
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I shouldn't have to nor will I ever stop referring to myths as myths. As someone that chooses to not believe in them, but instead to use actual truths to base varying levels of respect for individuals. I can not promote someone to blindly follow stories that are known to be made up and often lead to hate, war, and suffering, that goes for my own family. My parents are very religious, and I have often told them that their religion is a sham and they shouldn't waste their money or time on it. If you were to look past the "fairy tales" and "idiotic" you'd see that I am right, whether you like how I refer to whichever book you believe in or not, peace and love are always right. Haven't you ever read a
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It seems like the lessens learned by reading that make it more of a "holy book" than anything the "big three" have to offer.peace mV,
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