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Islam isn’t the problem, misunderstanding and misinterpreting its teachings is

45,079 görüntüleme • 12 gün önce •via X (Twitter)

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ShaftedBoi12 gün önce

Nah lad, you're on your own on this one. Qur'an doesn't mention once to kill without unjust reasons (aka during war). Genocide is literally written down in the Bible. A woman can get raped in the Bible and is forced to marry her rapist after he pays her dad 10 shekels...

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Majed Ali Khan12 gün önce

No matter how fundamentalist the reading of the Quran is, you cannot use the Quran to justify genocide, or sell slavery as something good

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𝓥𝓪𝓮𝓵𝓲𝔁12 gün önce

I was shocked when this guy was actually defending islam,props to him

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Truth seeker12 gün önce

Islam doesn't allow killing of innocent people. It teaches you self defence. All those Low IQ internet memes doesn't represent Islam and they are based on falsehood. Go research sincerely on the beliefs of Islam. It tells you to love, respect, and protect neighbors.

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waleed12 gün önce

you cant expect from a retard to understand a learned man

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Imhendriyanto Hendri12 gün önce

Why onlyfans talk about Qur'an 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Facebook sucks12 gün önce

The part he doesn't understand. Is that every generation has gotten smarter and with more morals than the last generation and that has been going on for thousands of years. Islam remains in the past and continues on the unethical practice of molesting girls at a young age.

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[email protected]12 gün önce

Islam is an ideology that they use to kill people We do not worship the same God My God doesn't tell me to kill someone because they don't believe in him He wouldn't come along to tell Mohammed to kill You get that

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