According to people like you and your narrow understanding of Islam would classify the Prophet's (may Peace be upon all of them) Mother and Father as Kaffirs, as would be his Grandfather who brought him up and his Uncle Abu Talib? Just because they happen to be before the Prophet announced the religion of Islam.. Million were Muslims before Prophet Mohammed (PBUH)
One mans understanding of Islam does not mean that God meant it that way? Only he and his chosen ones know..and you certainly are not one of them..
Sorry who is Ibn Kathir now? Where did he come from? I thought you were refering from the Quran. See you now your cheating and use some other mans understanding of the Quran?
Look this thread about some guy whatever his name is reverting or what term you use to come into a religion. After reading your comments and your attitude towards other fellow humans I wonder who has impressed you Abu Hamza Masri or is it Sheik Osama bin Laden?
All for I know that Islam spread with words and not the sword. The words of those who used their characters as example, who impressed others and rather criticise them.
So if you think that you love God and are following his commands. Then my friend first of all do what he has asked you to do, which is to love the creater and his creation..
After reading your comments and your attitude towards other fellow humans I wonder who has impressed you Abu Hamza Masri or is it Sheik Osmama bin Laden?
^^ I think he worships both.
My thoughts are my own, but I doubt my Mum would agree with some of them.
For a person that is trying to help people understand Islam, he is putting a lot of people off. Oh well, a lot of people like him, do tend to dog thier own graves.
My thoughts are my own, but I doubt my Mum would agree with some of them.
"I'm not here for "interfaith dialogue." - clearly!
Then how would anyone receive the wisdom of the Qu'ran and have the opportunity to revert? - something which your very thread is in praise of.
Your Islamaphobic comment is way off the mark, as you were the one that started spouting nonsense about kaffirs and them being condemned. Your own 'phobias' came to the surface rather quickly - so sorry that the whole planet doesn't think as you do.
"Deaths in the Bible. God - 2,270,365
not including the victims of Noah's flood, Sodom and Gomorrah, or the
many plagues, famines, fiery serpents, etc because no specific numbers
don,t you think you are bit harsh or aggressive?you comes with beautiful hadiths and quran sayings but you ruin it by your own comments.did you learn Dawah? they teach first thing is politeness which is one of characteristic of Prophet(pbuh).Don,t you think this is bidaht(doing some thing which is not part of hadith or quran)
My thoughts are my own, but I doubt my Mum would agree with some of them.
"According tou yo KIL the people of the Book are Kaffir?..hmm it is amazing how human translate their Lords message."
According to Allah (god)...people of the book are kaafirs. Did you not read anything I posted of Quran and hadith? Did you not read the tafseer of Ibn Kathir that I had provided?
Isn't it clear to you as a Muslim? Are you Muslim? If you're not Muslim, then drop this dialogue...Quran and Hadith are not considered reliable sources for non-Muslims.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
a fellow Muslim posted this about you on QL not long ago:
said sorry Mr knowledge ...
don,t you think you are bit harsh or aggressive?you comes with beautiful hadiths and quran sayings but you ruin it by your own comments.did you learn Dawah? they teach first thing is politeness which is one of characteristic of Prophet(pbuh).Don,t you think this is bidaht(doing some thing which is not part of hadith or quran)
** then this one**
said PennyPOOPSTALL ...
"True Muslim - rare as rocking horse shit."
I wish I could say the same about a TRUE KAAFIR such as yourself.
^^^ we are rare actually lol
and then this, which made me laugh lots;
to Gypsy ...Some of the converts/reverts come from the worst of society.
As far as I can make out, you must have been one of those.
My thoughts are my own, but I doubt my Mum would agree with some of them.
I believe in all these and more and most of the names stated by Adey. Say I only do not believe in 1 million Gods and Godessess out of the total 33 million. Therefore my Kaffirness Index will be 1/33=.030, which goes to show I am almost not a Kaffir.
Those who believe in 1 and only 1 God. There K-Index can be calculated as (33 million-1)/33 million= approx .9999999999, ie very near to 1.
I believe in all these and more and most of the names stated by Adey. Say I only do not believe in 1 million Gods and Godessess out of the total 33 million. Therefore my Kaffirness Index will be 1/33=.030, which goes to show I am almost not a Kaffir.
Those who believe in 1 and only 1 God. There K-Index can be calculated as (33 million-1)/33 million= approx .9999999999, ie very near to 1.
I have adopted a goddess for you from the above list, namely 'The White Lady', also known as Frau Holda.
Mother Holda (Frau Holda) is a highly revered and very misunderstood Teutonic Goddess. In old German households she brought on Winter, rewarded the industrious and carried infants that died to the Heavens. She is a symbol of virtue and hard work. Holda is perhaps the only Teutonic Goddess whose worship survived until today (1). Her association with the home and women may be what caused her to be much maligned in modern times. I hope her story here helps bring her back into the Light.
Holda means “gracious one”. She resides in the sky, riding her chariot through the night. Her chariot is pulled by many animals of the wood and she is accompanied by the infants that died before they were named. She is seen as a beautiful woman with long white hair bathing in a clear pool to the good hearted and hard working. But to the lazy and unkind she appears as a wizened old woman. She is sometimes seen as a woman with two faces; one young and beautiful, one old and stern.
"Deaths in the Bible. God - 2,270,365
not including the victims of Noah's flood, Sodom and Gomorrah, or the
many plagues, famines, fiery serpents, etc because no specific numbers
Why was Satan kicked out of Heaven.. Because God had gven him Knowledge and he misused it, and became arrogant and disobeyed his Lord. Knowledge is power if you use it correctly for sake of the (Mahlook) God's creation, can also turn you into Satan if you forget that God has given us two duties on this Earth. One the duties towards him and the second duties towards his creation and our fellow human beings..
According tou yo KIL the people of the Book are Kaffir?..hmm it is amazing how human translate their Lords message.
You Islamophobic people just can't stand it when someone embraces Islam. Gotta flood the thread with stupid retarded nonsense. Since you all hate Islam so much, get the hell out of Qatar! I guarantee you, you all will not be missed. Those of you who claim that you are teachers...I feel sorry for your students (for putting up with stupidity). I wish your students could see your true personalities. If they only knew how hateful you guys really are towards Islam, Muslims, and our way of life, they'd drop you all like a hot potato and send you back to your depressed, recessed countries.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
2>Kurma, the tortoise, appeared in the Satya Yuga.
3>Varaha, the boar, appeared in the Satya Yuga.
4>Narasimha, the half-man/half-lion appeared in the Satya Yuga.
5>Vamana, the dwarf, appeared in the Treta Yuga.
6>Parashurama, Rama with the axe, appeared in the Treta Yuga.
7>Rama, Ramachandra, the prince and king of Ayodhya, appeared in the Treta Yuga.
8>Krishna (meaning "dark coloured" or "all attractive") appeared in the Dwapara Yuga along with his brother Balarama. According to the Bhagavata Purana Balarama is said to have appeared in the Dwapara Yuga (along with Krishna) as a descent of Ananta Shesha. He is also counted as an avatar of Vishnu by the majority of Vaishnava movements and is included as the ninth Dasavatara in some versions of the list which contain no reference to Buddha.
9>Gautama Buddha (meaning "the enlightened one") appeared in the Kali Yuga (specifically as Siddhartha Gautama).
10>Kalki ("Eternity", or "time", or "The Destroyer of foulness"), who is expected to appear at the end of Kali Yuga, the time period in which we currently exist, which will end in the year 428899 CE.[citation needed]
In some versions the 9th avatar is Balarama (elder brother of Krishna).
It's a spread from all regions and times through out recorded history but there are loads missing. read somewhere in the last week that there are 22 MAJOR religions today plus all the minor ones.
"Deaths in the Bible. God - 2,270,365
not including the victims of Noah's flood, Sodom and Gomorrah, or the
many plagues, famines, fiery serpents, etc because no specific numbers
Adey, don't even try to list the Gods, Godesses and all the deities. There are 33 million Gods and Godesses in my religion only! So your attempt, however much you try, whatever the effort you put in will be invain!
"Alexa is one of the Qler's i respect the most and she always used her brain and doesn't attack anything just because."
"when I say "they" can have him...I do not mean Muslims in general....;)"
Could've fooled me!!!!! I see a lot of profanity coming out of her/his "yuck mouth."
Too late Alexa..."loose lips sink ships". You've been exposed. You and others are all a part of the "suppress the truth crew". You all work around the clock, huh? How much do you all get paid for suppressing truth and distracting people with lies and insults?
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
find your favourite god below, then just pause for a moment and realise that you, yes YOU, are kuffar to all the others.
btw, this list is way far from being exhaustive - gives you an idea of the odds of winning 'Pascals Wager on God'. How do you know you are backing the right horse? The odds are stacked against you. Oh the perils of being a dis-believer! :D
I have got light now. I know who the kaffirs are. Those who do not believe her highness the invisible pink unicorn are kaffirs. On the day of judgement they shall all burn in hell fire. These are the words of her higness IPU (PBUH) (BBHHH).
If you don't believe what I just wrote then know that you are one of them!
"loooooooooool........maybe I m just one of those who use what GOD has given them....the Brain......when I say "they" can have him...I do not mean Muslims in general....;)"
Alexa is one of the Qler's i respect the most and she always used her brain and doesn't attack anything just because.
If we were set to not think, why making us racional beings and not like all other animals?
Only God Can Judge Me
الله فقط يمكنه محاكمتي
I am you and you are me, if you love i love, if you suffer i suffer
أنا أنت, و أنت أنا, إذا أحببت نفسك أحببت نفسي, إذا عانيتَ عانيتُ
Piercings and tatoos are permanent. You seem to say it in the context that as a muslim he has chosen to have those things. Whereas reading the article one gets a different understanding that these are things he did before becomming a muslim and recognizes them as mistakes of his past.
Well I sincerely hope he sticks with it, it sounds like he needs something in his life. However I'm afraid that once his 15 minutes are up he'll be back to his old ways.
I also agree with Gypsy as this is a publicity stunt, but I also think to each his own. My comments come from some of the posts (which dont refer to the publicity side of this) and think it is lame at best.
He just quit drinking, yes, we saw that. Drinking is against Islam and he converted 4 years ago... got that too. Sex before marriage is against certain religions, as well as birth control and (DMS will love this :)) divorce. Pointless.
And: "Holdbrooks, now 25, says he quit drinking three months ago"
I know quite a few people who have converted to Islam or found Christ or what have you, and for the most part I accept there reasonings and I'm happy for them, however this guys (and many of the "reversion" stories posted on QL) smack of publicity stunts. I'm sorry, but I would really like to know how much this guy is making from the story and his apperances, I'd love to know the same thing about Yvonne Ridley. Sorry, you can call me what you want but I question the motives of people who capitalize on finding God.
"He has holes the size of quarters in both earlobes, stretched-out piercings that he plugs with wooden discs. At his Phoenix apartment, bedecked with horror-film memorabilia, he rolls up both sleeves to reveal wrist-to-shoulder tattoos. He describes the ink work as a narrative of his mistakes and addictions. They include religious symbols and Nazi SS bolts, track marks and, in large letters, the words BY DEMONS BE DRIVEN."
The Rock, everything Gypsy said was indeed in the article in the exact words she posted. She isnt misleading or mis-quoting.
If this makes him a better person and he feels he made the right choice so be it. He seems happy and perhaps this has given him some focus in life. I dont understand why people get so worked up when someone converts to islam but on the same premise can admire someone for being atheist. One can only assume what peoples motives are.
... Sulayman did not disbelieve, but the Shayateen disbelieved, teaching men magic and such things that came down at Babylon to the two angels Harut and Marut, but neither of these two taught anyone till they had said 'We are only for trial, so believe not (by learning from us)'... And indeed they knew, that the buyers of it (magic) would have no share in the Hereafter.” (at Tawbah 9:23)
Another proof UKEngQatar...Iblees himself(satan) believed in Allah.
Satan said: "Oh my Lord! Give me respite until the Day they (the dead) will be resurrected...(Satan)said: Oh my Lord! Because You allowed me to go astray, I shall indeed adorn the path of error for them (mankind) on the earth, and I shall mislead them all."
(Surah Al Hijr, 15:36-39)
"So when I have fashioned him(Adam) and breathed into him (his) soul created by Me, then you fall down prostrate to him (Adam). So the angels prostrated themselves, all of them: except Iblees(Satan): he was proud and was of the kaafirs."
(Surah Saad, 38:72-74)
Clearly, Iblees believed in Allah's Oneness of Lordship and in the Day of Judgment. However, he became a kaafir because he was too arrogant and he refused to submit himself wholeheartedly in Islam, just like the people of the Book.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
They include religious symbols and Nazi SS bolts, track marks and, in large letters, the words BY DEMONS BE DRIVEN. He says the line, from a heavy-metal song, reminds him to be a better person.
The other story they won't publish:
Don't ask, Don't tell story line WITH HIS FLAMBOYANT FINE VOICE.
Sorry editor you cant publish that....
If God dropped acid, would he see people? -- George Carlin
"Knowledge.. The term Kaffir is used for someone who does not beleive in God."
"If one believes in God that is enough for him or her. Not being a muslim does not deem anyone a Kaffir."
Allah calls them Kaafir. Are you correcting Allah?
Literal meaning Kaafir means to cover up something. In this case, the non-Muslims are covering up the truth of Allah being The One and Only True God worthy of being worshipped. And they're denying and rejecting true Islamic Monotheism. So why does Allah call the Jews, the Christians, and the Pagans of Mecca (who were descendants of Abraham and who maintained the House of Allah), all kuffar in Surah Bayyinnah despite the fact that they all believed in Allah? Because they ALL associated PARTNERS with Allah and covered up/denied His Oneness.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
don,t you think you are bit harsh or aggressive?you comes with beautiful hadiths and quran sayings but you ruin it by your own comments.did you learn Dawah? they teach first thing is politeness which is one of characteristic of Prophet(pbuh).Don,t you think this is bidaht(doing some thing which is not part of hadith or quran)
"If one believes in God that is enough for him or her. Not being a muslim does not deem anyone a Kaffir."
Who taught you this garbage? Hamza Yusuf ("the great white sheikh of America?") Do you think the firemen who died in 9/11 were martyrs, too? Islam is more than just belief in God. We have implementation of the limbs as well. Dude...try to spend more time learning your deen verses dunyah.Go learn about the conditions of shahada.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
"Verily, those who disbelieve from among the People of the Scripture (Jews and Christians) and idolaters, will abide in the fire of Hell. They are the worst of creatures."
(Surah Al Bayyinah, Ayah 6)
(This is the commentary of the ayah by Ibn Kathir)
Allah informs of what will happen to the wicked disbelievers among the People of the Scripture (Jews and Christians) and the idolators who oppose the Allah's divinely revealed Books and the Prophets whom He sent. He says that they will be in the fire of Hell on the Day of Judgement and they will abide therein forever. This means that they will remain in it and they will have no way out of it and they will not cease being in it.
أَوْلَـئِكَ هُمْ شَرُّ الْبَرِيَّةِ
(They are the worst of creatures.) meaning, they are the worst creation that Allah has fashioned and created.
It is obligatory to have belief in the Messengership of the Prophet (Muhammad pbuh). Narrated Abu Hurairah: Allah's Messenger (pbuh) said, "By Him (Allah) in Whose Hand Muhammad's soul is, there is none from amongst the Jews and Christians (of these present nations) who hears about me and then dies without believing in the Message with which I have been sent (i.e. Islamic Monotheism) but he will be from the dwellers of the (Hell) Fire."
(Sahih Muslim, the Book of Faith, vol. 1, chapter no. 240)
"He has wrist to shoulder tattoos, quarter sized piercings in his ears and he only quit drinking 3 months ago (despite having converted in 2005)...hmmmmm, wonder how much Newsweek paid him for this story."
Some of the converts/reverts come from the worst of society. It was due to the anger that he felt towards oppression and tyranny that drove him to drinking.It takes time for a new Muslim to learn his religion and then have Imaan (faith) to implement his knowledge. Alhamdulillah, he gave up drinking and is trying to become a better Muslim.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
He has wrist to shoulder tattoos, quarter sized piercings in his ears and he only quit drinking 3 months ago (despite having converted in 2005)...hmmmmm, wonder how much Newsweek paid him for this story.
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According to people like you and your narrow understanding of Islam would classify the Prophet's (may Peace be upon all of them) Mother and Father as Kaffirs, as would be his Grandfather who brought him up and his Uncle Abu Talib? Just because they happen to be before the Prophet announced the religion of Islam.. Million were Muslims before Prophet Mohammed (PBUH)
One mans understanding of Islam does not mean that God meant it that way? Only he and his chosen ones know..and you certainly are not one of them..
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HE WHO DARES WINS
lol :D
No danger of that,
:)
Peace
"Deaths in the Bible. God - 2,270,365
not including the victims of Noah's flood, Sodom and Gomorrah, or the
many plagues, famines, fiery serpents, etc because no specific numbers
were given. Satan - 10."
so are we.
My thoughts are my own, but I doubt my Mum would agree with some of them.
Sorry who is Ibn Kathir now? Where did he come from? I thought you were refering from the Quran. See you now your cheating and use some other mans understanding of the Quran?
Look this thread about some guy whatever his name is reverting or what term you use to come into a religion. After reading your comments and your attitude towards other fellow humans I wonder who has impressed you Abu Hamza Masri or is it Sheik Osama bin Laden?
All for I know that Islam spread with words and not the sword. The words of those who used their characters as example, who impressed others and rather criticise them.
So if you think that you love God and are following his commands. Then my friend first of all do what he has asked you to do, which is to love the creater and his creation..
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HE WHO DARES WINS
and I thank God no one is reverted from QL alhumdullilah
you have to give them a reason to start walking. :)
Peace
"Deaths in the Bible. God - 2,270,365
not including the victims of Noah's flood, Sodom and Gomorrah, or the
many plagues, famines, fiery serpents, etc because no specific numbers
were given. Satan - 10."
After reading your comments and your attitude towards other fellow humans I wonder who has impressed you Abu Hamza Masri or is it Sheik Osmama bin Laden?
^^ I think he worships both.
My thoughts are my own, but I doubt my Mum would agree with some of them.
the centres.
They may go to the Ramada though. A lot in there now. Oh well, who are we to judge. They may need the release.
My thoughts are my own, but I doubt my Mum would agree with some of them.
For a person that is trying to help people understand Islam, he is putting a lot of people off. Oh well, a lot of people like him, do tend to dog thier own graves.
My thoughts are my own, but I doubt my Mum would agree with some of them.
"I'm not here for "interfaith dialogue." - clearly!
Then how would anyone receive the wisdom of the Qu'ran and have the opportunity to revert? - something which your very thread is in praise of.
Your Islamaphobic comment is way off the mark, as you were the one that started spouting nonsense about kaffirs and them being condemned. Your own 'phobias' came to the surface rather quickly - so sorry that the whole planet doesn't think as you do.
"Deaths in the Bible. God - 2,270,365
not including the victims of Noah's flood, Sodom and Gomorrah, or the
many plagues, famines, fiery serpents, etc because no specific numbers
were given. Satan - 10."
I suggest you and your 'friend' Advocat go and vist the Fanar Center here in Qatar. You are not a reflection at all of the good people of Islam.
My thoughts are my own, but I doubt my Mum would agree with some of them.
I'm not here for "interfaith dialogue."...rather I should say Interfake dailogue.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
said sorry Mr knowledge ...
don,t you think you are bit harsh or aggressive?you comes with beautiful hadiths and quran sayings but you ruin it by your own comments.did you learn Dawah? they teach first thing is politeness which is one of characteristic of Prophet(pbuh).Don,t you think this is bidaht(doing some thing which is not part of hadith or quran)
My thoughts are my own, but I doubt my Mum would agree with some of them.
"According tou yo KIL the people of the Book are Kaffir?..hmm it is amazing how human translate their Lords message."
According to Allah (god)...people of the book are kaafirs. Did you not read anything I posted of Quran and hadith? Did you not read the tafseer of Ibn Kathir that I had provided?
Isn't it clear to you as a Muslim? Are you Muslim? If you're not Muslim, then drop this dialogue...Quran and Hadith are not considered reliable sources for non-Muslims.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
a fellow Muslim posted this about you on QL not long ago:
said sorry Mr knowledge ...
don,t you think you are bit harsh or aggressive?you comes with beautiful hadiths and quran sayings but you ruin it by your own comments.did you learn Dawah? they teach first thing is politeness which is one of characteristic of Prophet(pbuh).Don,t you think this is bidaht(doing some thing which is not part of hadith or quran)
** then this one**
said PennyPOOPSTALL ...
"True Muslim - rare as rocking horse shit."
I wish I could say the same about a TRUE KAAFIR such as yourself.
^^^ we are rare actually lol
and then this, which made me laugh lots;
to Gypsy ...Some of the converts/reverts come from the worst of society.
As far as I can make out, you must have been one of those.
My thoughts are my own, but I doubt my Mum would agree with some of them.
Kaffir ness Index. ...
I believe in all these and more and most of the names stated by Adey. Say I only do not believe in 1 million Gods and Godessess out of the total 33 million. Therefore my Kaffirness Index will be 1/33=.030, which goes to show I am almost not a Kaffir.
Those who believe in 1 and only 1 God. There K-Index can be calculated as (33 million-1)/33 million= approx .9999999999, ie very near to 1.
I believe in all these and more and most of the names stated by Adey. Say I only do not believe in 1 million Gods and Godessess out of the total 33 million. Therefore my Kaffirness Index will be 1/33=.030, which goes to show I am almost not a Kaffir.
Those who believe in 1 and only 1 God. There K-Index can be calculated as (33 million-1)/33 million= approx .9999999999, ie very near to 1.
Yes Dora there is the Jazz night there tonight. As always there will more men in white than in black..lol
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HE WHO DARES WINS
I have adopted a goddess for you from the above list, namely 'The White Lady', also known as Frau Holda.
Mother Holda (Frau Holda) is a highly revered and very misunderstood Teutonic Goddess. In old German households she brought on Winter, rewarded the industrious and carried infants that died to the Heavens. She is a symbol of virtue and hard work. Holda is perhaps the only Teutonic Goddess whose worship survived until today (1). Her association with the home and women may be what caused her to be much maligned in modern times. I hope her story here helps bring her back into the Light.
Holda means “gracious one”. She resides in the sky, riding her chariot through the night. Her chariot is pulled by many animals of the wood and she is accompanied by the infants that died before they were named. She is seen as a beautiful woman with long white hair bathing in a clear pool to the good hearted and hard working. But to the lazy and unkind she appears as a wizened old woman. She is sometimes seen as a woman with two faces; one young and beautiful, one old and stern.
"Deaths in the Bible. God - 2,270,365
not including the victims of Noah's flood, Sodom and Gomorrah, or the
many plagues, famines, fiery serpents, etc because no specific numbers
were given. Satan - 10."
Yeah, like Qatar is full of perfect Quran following muslims........bet you're heading down to sheherazad tonight! Wahey!
Why was Satan kicked out of Heaven.. Because God had gven him Knowledge and he misused it, and became arrogant and disobeyed his Lord. Knowledge is power if you use it correctly for sake of the (Mahlook) God's creation, can also turn you into Satan if you forget that God has given us two duties on this Earth. One the duties towards him and the second duties towards his creation and our fellow human beings..
According tou yo KIL the people of the Book are Kaffir?..hmm it is amazing how human translate their Lords message.
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HE WHO DARES WINS
You Islamophobic people just can't stand it when someone embraces Islam. Gotta flood the thread with stupid retarded nonsense. Since you all hate Islam so much, get the hell out of Qatar! I guarantee you, you all will not be missed. Those of you who claim that you are teachers...I feel sorry for your students (for putting up with stupidity). I wish your students could see your true personalities. If they only knew how hateful you guys really are towards Islam, Muslims, and our way of life, they'd drop you all like a hot potato and send you back to your depressed, recessed countries.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
The 10 Avatars:
1>Matsya, the fish, appeared in the Satya Yuga.
2>Kurma, the tortoise, appeared in the Satya Yuga.
3>Varaha, the boar, appeared in the Satya Yuga.
4>Narasimha, the half-man/half-lion appeared in the Satya Yuga.
5>Vamana, the dwarf, appeared in the Treta Yuga.
6>Parashurama, Rama with the axe, appeared in the Treta Yuga.
7>Rama, Ramachandra, the prince and king of Ayodhya, appeared in the Treta Yuga.
8>Krishna (meaning "dark coloured" or "all attractive") appeared in the Dwapara Yuga along with his brother Balarama. According to the Bhagavata Purana Balarama is said to have appeared in the Dwapara Yuga (along with Krishna) as a descent of Ananta Shesha. He is also counted as an avatar of Vishnu by the majority of Vaishnava movements and is included as the ninth Dasavatara in some versions of the list which contain no reference to Buddha.
9>Gautama Buddha (meaning "the enlightened one") appeared in the Kali Yuga (specifically as Siddhartha Gautama).
10>Kalki ("Eternity", or "time", or "The Destroyer of foulness"), who is expected to appear at the end of Kali Yuga, the time period in which we currently exist, which will end in the year 428899 CE.[citation needed]
In some versions the 9th avatar is Balarama (elder brother of Krishna).
tut tut love. Surely you know by now that if we are not Muslim we don't deserve to walk this planet. lol
My thoughts are my own, but I doubt my Mum would agree with some of them.
It's a spread from all regions and times through out recorded history but there are loads missing. read somewhere in the last week that there are 22 MAJOR religions today plus all the minor ones.
"Deaths in the Bible. God - 2,270,365
not including the victims of Noah's flood, Sodom and Gomorrah, or the
many plagues, famines, fiery serpents, etc because no specific numbers
were given. Satan - 10."
Are you and PM interchangeable?
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
Are you a moron, or are you possessed by a retarded ghost?
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
I loved that post lol. See it just shows to go, there is more than 1 religion lol
My thoughts are my own, but I doubt my Mum would agree with some of them.
Adey, don't even try to list the Gods, Godesses and all the deities. There are 33 million Gods and Godesses in my religion only! So your attempt, however much you try, whatever the effort you put in will be invain!
"Alexa is one of the Qler's i respect the most and she always used her brain and doesn't attack anything just because."
"when I say "they" can have him...I do not mean Muslims in general....;)"
Could've fooled me!!!!! I see a lot of profanity coming out of her/his "yuck mouth."
Too late Alexa..."loose lips sink ships". You've been exposed. You and others are all a part of the "suppress the truth crew". You all work around the clock, huh? How much do you all get paid for suppressing truth and distracting people with lies and insults?
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
There, you see darkness everywhere!
Oh there are more.
"Deaths in the Bible. God - 2,270,365
not including the victims of Noah's flood, Sodom and Gomorrah, or the
many plagues, famines, fiery serpents, etc because no specific numbers
were given. Satan - 10."
Maa-alune, Maaema, Maaemo, Maahes/Mahes, maahinen, Maajumalad, Maat, Ma'at, Mabon, Macaria, Macha, Machaon, Macuilcozcacuauhtli, Macuilcuetzpalin, Macuilmalinalli, Macuiltochtli, Macuilxochitl, Mademoiselle-Charlotte, Madurai, Maenads, Maera, Mafdet, Mafed, Magatama, Magbabaya, Magdang-Diriinin, Magec, Magna-Mater, Magni, Mago, Magog, Maguimba, Magwayan, Magwayen, Mah, Mahadeva, Mahaf, Mahakala, Mahalasa, Mahalinehae , Mahal-na-Makaako, Mahavidya, Mahavishnu, Mahes, Mahina, Mahisha, Mah-nongan, Mahrem, Mahucutah, Mahu-Fatu-Rau, Mahuika, Mahulu, Maia, Maide, Maiesta, Mait'-Carrefour, MaÎtre-Cimetiere, Maîtresse-Délai, Maîtresse-Hounon'gon, Maitreya, Majas-gars, Majauss, majinai, Maju, Makaboteng, Makanduk, Makaptan, Makara, Makbarubak, Makea, Makemake, Maklium-sa-Bagidan, Maklium-sa-Tiwan, Maklium-sa-Tubig, Mala-Liath/Cerridwen, Mala-Vision, Maleeo, Malik, Malinalxochi, Malinalxochitl, Malitong-Yawa-Sinagmalitong-Diwata, Malsumis, Mama, Mama-Allpa, Mama-Cocha, Maman-Brigitte, Mama-Oello, Mama-Pacha, Mama-Quilla, Mama-Zara, Mami, Ma-mian, Mamitu, Mami-Wata, Mamiyo, Mamlambo, Mammetum, Mammon, Mana, Manannán-mac-Lir, Manasa, Manawydan, Manco-Capac, Mandred, Mandulis, Maneki-neko, Manes, Mangala, Mangar-kunjer-kunja, Mangkukutod, Mani, Mania, Mania, Mania-Etrusc, Manikanta, Mannan, Mantis, Mantus, Manu, Manua, Manunubo, Mao, Maponos, Maponos, Mara, Marakihau, Marassa, Marassa, Marassa-Jumeaux, Marawa, Marcia-Proba, Marduk, Margause, Mari, Maria-Makiling, Mariamman, Marica, Marid, Marinette, Marisha-Ten, Maro, Maro-deives, Marras, Mars, Mars-Cariocecus, Mars-Halamarthus , Mars-Thingus , Marsyas, Mart, Marttanda, Martu, Maru, Maruts, Mary, Mashu, Massassi, Massim-Biambe, Master-of-Animals, Matabiri, Matagaigai, Matangi, Matarisvan, mate, Mat-gwas/Mateguas, Mathamod , Math-Ap-Mathonwy, Mathonwy, Matlalceuitl/Matlalcueje, Matres, Matrikas, Matronae, Matsya, Matuta, Maui, Maumas, Mavors, Ma-Wang, Mawaya-No-Kami, Mawu/Mawu-Lisa, Maya-basque, Maya-caribbean, Maya-hindu, Mayahuel/Mayouel, Mayari, Mayi, Mazikeen, Mbaba-Mwana-Waresa, Mbere, Mbói-Tu'ĩ, Mbomba, Meander, Mechenti-en-Irty, Medb, Medeina, Mediotautehae, Meditrina, Medr, Meduna , Medusa, Meenakshi, Meenush, Mefitis, Megaera, Mehen, Mehet-Weret, Mehit, Mehturt, Melaina, Mēles, Melete, Melia, Meliboea, Melicertes, Melissa, Melisseus, Melite, Melite, Melkart, Mellona, Melpomene, Melu, Melusine, Melwas/Meleagant, Men, Mena, Menchune, Mendes, Meness, Menestho, Menhit, Menippe, Menninkäinen, Menoetius, Menrva, Mens, Men-shen, Menthe, Menthu/Montu, Mentu, Mėnuo, Mephitis, Mercurius-Arvenorix , Mercurius-Channinius , Mercurius-Cimbrianus , Mercurius-Domiatus, Mercurius-Eriausius , Mercurius-Gebrinius, Mercury, Meret, Meretseger, Mereveised, Merimutef/-em-taentem, Merodach, Merope, Mert-sekert, Meru, Mesede, Mesembria, Mesenet, Meška, Meskhenet, Meslamta'ea, Messor, Metančioji, Metatron, Metioche, Metis, Metope, Metsaema, Metsavana, Metsik, Metztli/Tecuciztecatl/Tecciztecatl, Mextli/Tecciztecatl, Meza-mate, Meza-Virs, Mezentius, Mhasoba, Mictecacihuatl/Mictlancihuatl, Mictlan, Mictlantecuhtli/Tzontemoc, Midas, Midir, Mielikki, Mihos, Mɨjku, Mikelats, Milu, Mimas, Miming, Mimir, Min, Minaden, Minaksi, Min-Amun, Mincius, Minerva, Minerva, Minga-Bengale, Min-Kamutef, Minoan-Snake-Goddess, Minos, Minotaur, Minthe, Minyas, Miro, Miroka, Miroku-Bosatsu, Miru, Misenus, misogi-harai-no-kami, Misogi-Kyo, Mistress-of-Wild-Animals, Mithra, Mitnal, Mitra, Mixcoatl, Miyazu-Hime, Mizuhame-no-Mikoto, Mjollnir, Mneme, Mnemosyne, Mnevis, Mnewer, Moaalii, Moai, Moccus, Mochi, Móði, Modron, Mog-Ruith, Mo-hi-hai, Mohini, Moira, Moirae, Mokele-Mbembe, Moko, Moksa, Mokualii, Moloch, Mombu, Momotaro, Momoye, Momus, Moñái, Moneta, Monia, Monju, Monju-Bosatsu, Monkey, Monkey-King, Monlolot, Mon-Moko, mono, Month, Mooaleo, Mookambika, Morea, Morgan-LeFay, Morgay, Moria, Mormo, Morofuna, Moros, Morpheus, Morrígan, Mors, Morta, Moschel, Moshanyana, Moshiriikkwechep, Mot, Motikitik, Mounanchou, Mountain-Man, Mountain-Woman, Mousika, Moxus, Mozorro, Mucalinda, Mugasha, Mu-Gong, Muhen, Muireartach, Mujinto, Mu-king, Mukuru, Mukyaprana, Mulac, Mulciber, Mulengi, Mulitta, Mullo, Mulungu, Mumm, Mummu, Mundilfari, Mungo, Muniandi, Muninn, Munsad-Buralakaw, Muran, Murcia, Murigen, Murimuria, Murueit, Murugan, Musaeus, Musagetes, Muses, Musikavanhu, Muspell, Musso-Koroni, Musubi-No-Kami, Mut, Muta, Muthappan, Muthyalamma, Mutinus-Mutunus, Muwakkil, Muyingwa, Mwari, Mwenco, Myiagros, Mylitta, Myrddin-Wyllt, Myrrha, Na-Atibu, Naaxwiiñ, Nabalansang-Sukla, Nabia, Nabu, Nabuchodonosor, Nacon, Naenia, Naga, Nagaicho, Nagaraja, Nagas, Nagined, Nagmalitong-Yawa, Nago-Shango, Nagual, Nahual, Naiads, Naijok, Naina, Nai-No-Kami, Nairyosangha, Naitienae , Na-Kaa, Nakatsu-Hime, Naka-Yama-Tsui-Mi, Naka-Yama-Tsu-Mi, Na-Kika, Nakisawame, Näkk, Näkki, Nakshatras, Nakstrani/Dhruva, Nala, Nambo-Nansi, Nammu, Namtar, Namuci, Nanã, Nana/Nanahuatzin, Nana/Nanna , Nana-Buluku/Nanan-Bouclou, Nanaja, Nanauatzin, Nandi, Nandin, Nandini, Nandni, Nanganana, Nanghaithya, Naniumiap, Nankil'slas, Nanna, Nanna-Norse, Nannar, Nanolay, Nanom-keea-po-da, Nanook, Nanse, Nanshe, Nantosuelta, Nantosuetta, Nantosvelta, Napaeae, Narada, naraka, Narasimha, Narcissus, Nareau, Naryana, Nâs-cA'kî-yêl, Nascio, Nataraja, Naum, Naunet, Nauplius, Nausithoe, Nausithous, Nawayomo, Nburu, Ndauthina, Ndengi, Neaera, Nebele, Neb-er-tcher, Nebet-achu, Nebet-anch, Nebethetepet, Nebo, Neb-taui-djeser, Nebtuu, Necessitas, Nechbet, Nechmetawaj, Nechtan, Nectar, Nee-ben/Niben, Neferhor, Nefertem, Nehalennia, Neheb-ka, Nehebkau, Nehemetawai, Neilo, Neiterknob, Neiterogob, Neith, Nei-Tituaabine, Nekhbet, Neleus, Nemausus, Nemertes, Nemesis/Adrasteia, Nemestrinus, Nemetona, Nemti, 'Nenaunir, Nenun, Neomeris, Neper, Nephele, Nephthys, Nepit, Neptune, Neptune, Nereids, Nereus, Nergal, Nerio, Neriosang, Nerrivik, Nerthus, Nesaea, Neso, Nessus, Neter-khertet, Nethuns, Neti, 'Ngai, Ngami, Ngani-Vatu, Ngarara, Ngaru, Ngen, Ngenechen, Ngen-ko, Ngen-kürüf, Ngen-kütral, Ngen-kulliñ, Ngen-kura, Ngen-lawen, Ngen-mapu, Ngen-mawida, Ngen-rüpü, Ngen-wingkul, Nguruvilu, Ni, Niamh, Nibhaz, Nicevenn, Nichiren, Nidaba, Nidhogg, Nidra, Nijuhachi-Bushu, Nike, Nikko-Bosatsu, Nikobo, Nilakantha, Nilus, Nimue, Nin-agal, Ninatta, Ninazu, Nindukugga, Ninedinna, Ningal, Ningirsu, Nin-gishzida, Ningizzida, Ningyo, Ninhursag, Ninigi, Ninigi-No-Mikoto, Nin'insina, Ninip, Ninkarrak, Ninkasi, Ninki, Ninlil, Ninmah, Ninshar, Ninsun, Nintu, Nintur, Ninurta, Ninyo, Niobe, Niobids, Nioo, Nirah, Nirrith, Nirriti, Nirrta, Nirrti, Nisaba, Nisien, Niskam, Niu-Wang, Niu-you, Nixi, Njambi, Njirana, Njoku-Ji, Njord, Nkwo, Nodens, Nodutus, Nogomain, Nohochacyum, Nõid, Noli-Wuni, Nomia, Nominosukune, Nomkubulwana, Nona, Nookambika, Norns, Nortia, Noshtec, Nótt, Notus, Novensilus, Nox, Ntoa, Nu, Nuada, Nuada-Airgetlám, Nudimmud, Nudons, Nü-gua, Nuictlán, Nukirpėja, Numakulla, Numa-Pompilius, Númen, Numicius, Numitor, Nun, Nundina, Nunet, Nungui, Nuogalis, Nurikabe, Nusku, Nut, Nu'u, Nuwa, Nwyvre, Nyadenga, Nyalitch, Nyambe/Nyambi, Nyame, Nyamia-Ama, Nykštukas, Nymphaeus, Nymphe, nymphs, Nyorai, Nyx, Nyyrikki, Nzambi, Nzame, O-Ana-Mochi, Oannes, Oanomochi, Oanuava, Oa-Rove, Oaztargi, Obá, Obaluwaye, Obarator, Obassi, Obatala, Obizoth, Occator, Oceanids, Oceanus, Ochumare, Ocnus, Ocypete, Ocyrhoe, Ocyrrhoe, Oden, Odin, Óðr, Odudua, Oengus-Mac-Oc, Oenone, Oenotrus, Ofag, Ogbunabali, Ogdoad, Oghene, Oghma, Ogma, Ogmios, Ogoun/-da, Ogoun-Badagris, Ogoun-Fer, Ogoun-Shango, Ogu, Ogum, Ogun, Ogygia, Ogyruan, Ohkuninushi, Oho-Kuninushi, Ohonamochi, Oho-Yama, Ohyamatsumi, Oizys, Ojin-Tenno, Okina, Oko, Okuninushi, Okuni-Nushi, Olapa, Olenus, Olifat, Olmec-Banded-EyeGod, Olmec-Bird-Monster-(God-I-B), Olmec-Dragon-(God-I-A), Olmec-Feathered-Serpent-(God-VII), Olmec-Fish/Shark-Monster-(God-VIII), Olmec-Maize-deity-(God-II), Olmec-Rain-Spirit-(God-IV), Olmec-Were-Jaguar, Oloddumare, Olofi, Olokun, Olopue, Olorun, Olwen, Olympia, Omacatl/Tezcatlipoca, Omai/Umai/Ymai/Mai, Oma-Rumufu, Ombwiri, Ometecuhtli, Ometotchtli, Omfalē, Omitsunu, Omokage-no-Ido, Omphalos, Onamuji, Onatha, Ondine, Oneiroi, Ongli, Oni, Onuris, Ophion, Opis, Opochtli, Ops, Orbona, Orcus, Oreads, Oreithuia, Orgelmir, Orichas, Oriol/Oryol, Orion, Orisha, Orithyea, Orithyia, Orko, Ormazd, Oro, Oromila, Orphne, Orseis, Orthosie, Ortzadar, Ortzantz, Orungan, Orunmila, Oryonggeo, Osawa, Oshumare, Oshun, Oshunmare, Osiris, Ossa, Ossaim, Ost, Ostara, Ostots, Ostri, Osun, Otohime, Otso, Otus, Ouli, Ouranos, Ourea, Owatatsumi, Oxalá, Oxlahuntiku, Oxomoco, Oxossi, Oxum, Oxumaré, Oxylus, Oya, Oyamatsumi, Oya-Shima-Guni, Oye, Ozain, Ozkarri, Pa, Pa-cha, Pacha-Camak, Pachamama, Pactolus, Pa-don-gi-ak/Padôgiyik, Paean, Paglimusan, Pah, Pahuanuiapitaaitera, Pahulangkug, Paiburong, Päike, Paikea, Painaja, Päivätär, Pak-A'a, Pakane, Pakhet, Pak-Hyeokkeose, Pakoc, Pakua, Palaci, Palaemon, Pales, Palici, Palinurus, Palk, Pallas, Palulop, Pamba, 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, Rati, Ratis, Ratovoantany, Ratri, Rat-taui, Ratu-Mai-Bulu, Raudongalvis, Raudongerklis, Ravana, Ravi, Razi-aike, Rbhus, Reda, Rederator, Rehua, Reiko, Renahenae , Renenet, Renenutet, Renpet, Renuka, Repit, Requalivahanus , Reret, Reschef, Reshef, Reshep, Revanta, Rhadamanthys, Rhea, Rhea-Silvia, Rhesus, Rhiannon, Rhibus, Rhine, Rhode, Rhodia, Rhodius, Rhodope, Ribung-Linti, Ricagambeda , Ríg, Rigi, RigVeda, Rimmon, Rishis, Risis, Robigo, Robigus, Robur, Rock-Sene, Rock-Sens, Rohini, Rokola, Rongo, Rongo-Mai, Rongomatane, Ro'o, Rosmerta, Roua, Rõugutaja, rta, Ruaumoko, Ruaumoko, Rudianos, Rudiobus, Rudra, Rugaba/Ruhanga/Kazooba/Mukameiguru, Ruginis, Rugutis, Ruhanga, Rukmini, Rumina, Runcina, Runesocesius, Ru-Shou, Rusina, Ruti, Ryangombe, Ryo-Wo, Rytys, Ryugu, Ryujin, Saa, Sabazia, Sabazius, Sabrina, Sabus, Sachmet, Sadhyas, Sae-no-Kami, Safa, Saga, Sai, Saitchamiae , Sajigor, Sakarabru, Sakhmet, Sakpata, Sakre, Salacia, Salamis, Salbatanu, Salmacis, Salus, SamaVeda, Sambara, 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Sethlans, Seti/Set, Setlocenia, Sfedat, Shabbat-Hamalka, Shachihoko, Shai, Shait, Shaka, Shakpana, Shakti, Shakuru, Shamash, Shangdi, Shango, Shannon, Shantadurga, Shapsu, Shasti, Shaushka, She-di, Sheila-na-gig, Shekhina, Shennong, Shen-nung, Shen-Yi, Shesanaga, Shichi-Fuku-Jin, Shiko-Me, Shimegi, Shinda, Shine-To-Be, Shine-Tsu-Hiko, Shi-Ryo, Shitatera-Hime, Shi-Tenno, Shiti-Dama, Shiva, Shoden, Shodo-Shonin, Shojo, Shoki, Shoko-O, Shoney, Shoten, Shotoku, Shou-lao, Shou-xing, shtabai, Shu, Shui-guan, Shullat, Shulpae, Shun, Shutu, Sia, Siabuanan, Siaurys, Sibo, Sibyl, Sibzianna, Siddhas, Siduri, Siduru-sabaut, Sif, Sigmund, Sigurd, Sigyn, Sildado, Sileni, Silenus, Silili, Siltim, Silvanus, Silvius, Simbi, Simbi, Si-ming, Simoeis, Sin, Sina, Sinope, Sinthgunt , Sinyuda-Kahibunan, Sirens, Sirinan, Sirona, Sisimatailaa, Sisiutl, Sisyphus, Sita, Siu-Yan, Si-Wang-Mu, Sjöfn, Skadi, Skahtil, Skambha, Skanda, Skuld, Sleipnir, Slogutis, Smauglys, Smertrios, Smintheus, Sno-Nysoa, Snoqualm, Snotra, Sobek, Sobo, Sogbo, Soido, Sokar, Soko, Soku-no-Kumi, Sol, Solal, Sol-Invictus, Solmundae-Halmang, Soma, Somhlth, Somnus, Somtus, Song-Di, Song-ziniang-niang, Sopdet, Sopdu, Sopedu, Sophia, Soranus, Sorguiñ, Sors, Sosom, Soucana, Sousson-Pannan, Speio, Spenta-Armaiti, Spenta-Mainyu, Spercheus, Sperchius, Spes, Sphinx, Spiniensis, Spio, Sponde, Sraosa, Sraosha, Sri, Srosh, Ssu-Ling, St-Anne, Stata-Mater, Statanus, Stator, St-Eloi, Stercutus, Sterope, Steropes, Sthenno, Stheno, St-Hervé, Stimula, Strenua, Strymon, Styx, Su, Suadela, Subrahmanya, Subruncinator, Sucellos, Sucellus, Sudharma, Sugaar, Sugoi, Sugriva, Suijin, Suitengu, Suklang-Malayon, Sukra, Sukuna-Biko, Sukuna-Biko-Na, Sul, Sulevia, Sulingbunganin, Sulis, Sulpa'e, Sumalongson, Summanus, Sumpoy, Sun-Hou-zi, Sun-pi, Sunuxsal , Sun-Wu-Kung, Supay, Sura, Surm/Surma/Surmo, Surt, Surya, Susanoh, Susanoo, Susanowa, Sutvaras, Suzano, Svadilfari, Svaha, Svalin, Svarga, Svartalfar, Sventpaukstinis, Swaminarayan, Swenet, Syke, Syn, Syrinx, T’soona, Ta’xet, Taara/Tharapita, Ta'arda, Ta'aroa, Tabal-dak/Tabaldak, Ta-Bitjet, Taburimai, Tachwšll, Taevataat, Tagaro, Tages, Tagibanwa, Tagolambong, Tahu, Tailtiu, Taiowa, Taishaku, Tai-sui-xing, Tai-yi, Tai-yue-da-di, Tajet, Takama-gahara, Takami-Musubi, Takara-Bune, Takimi-kazuchi-no-Mikoto, Taki-Tsu-Hiko, Tala, Talapas, Talassio, Taliesin, Talocan, Tama, Tama-matsuri, Tamara, Tamayon-Hine, Tamesis, Tamfana , Tammuz, Tamon, Tamuno, Tanagra, Tane/Tane-Mahuta, Tanen, Tang, Tangaloa, Tangaroa, Tangata-Manu, Tangi'ia, Tangun, Tanit, Taniwha, Tannus, Tanuki, Tao-de-tian-zong, Taonoui/-t, Taouris, Tapati, Taphius, Tapio, Tara, Taraka, Taranis, Taras, Tarchon, Tarhunt, Tartaro, Tartarus, Tartessos, Tarvis-Trigaraunos, Ta-senet-nofret, Tasu-Weh, Tatasham, Ta-tchesert, Tatenen, Tatsuta-hime, Tau, Taurt, Tautohito, Taweret, Tawhirimatea, Taygete, Tchue, Tdolok, Teanoi, Tecciztecatl, Tecumbalam, Tefnut, Te-Ikawai, Tejaji, Teju-Jagua, Telchines, Telemus, Telepinu, Telesphorus, Telesto, Teliavelis, Tellervo, Tellumo, Tellus, Temazcalteci, Teme-Lus, Temet, Tempestes, Tempo, Ten, Te-Nao, Tenem, Tenemet, Tenenit, Tengri/Tanri/Tigir/Tura/Tangara/Teyri/Tengeri, Ten-Gu, Tenjin, Tennin, Tenshi, Teo, Téotl, Teoyaomqui, Tepeu, Tepeyollotl, Tepoztecatl/Tezcatzontecatl, Terafim, Te-Reere, Termessus, Terminus, Terpsichore, Terra, Terra-Mater, Teshub, Teteoinnan, Tethra, Tethys, Teutates, Textumeihae , Teyrnon, Tezcatlipoca, Thalassa, Thaleia, Thalia, Thallo, Thalna, Thamuatz, Thamyras, Thanatos, Thaumas, Thebe, The-Dagda, Theia, Thelxinoe, Themis, Themisto, Theros, Thesan, Thespia, Thetis, The-Triple-Goddess, Thiazi, Thoe, Thoosa, Thor, Thorgerthr-Holgabruthr , Thot, Thoth, Thrall, Thriae, Thrice-Hero, Thrúðr, Thunderer, Thunupa, Thyrsus, Tia, Tiamat, Tian, Tian-di, Tian-guan, Tian-Hou, Tian-long, Tian-mu, Tian-wang, Tian-zong, Tiberinus, Tibertus, Ti-Jean-Petro, Ti-Jean-Quinto, Tikdoshe, Tiki, Tilo, Timaeus, Ti-Malice, Timbehes, Tinandi-Thambonga, Tinia, Tintrau, Tipoplo, Tirasha, Tirawa, Tir-na-n-Og, Tirupati, Tishtrya, Tisiphone, Tistilal, Titlacauan, Titua'abine, Tityos, Tjaisepef, Tjenenet, Tlachtga, Tlacolotl, Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli, Tlaik, Tláloc/Nuhualpilli, Tlaltecuhtli, Tlazolteotl/Tlaelquani, Tlillan-Tlapallan, Tloquenahuaque, Tmolus, Toci, Toci/Temazcalteci, Toeris, Tohil, Toi-Mata, To-Kabinana, To-Karvuvu, Tokebi, Tokoyo-no-Kuni, Tokutaro-San, Tol-Harubang, Tõll, Tonacacihuatl, Tonacatecuhtli, Tonantzin, Tonatiuh, Tonenili, Tongoenabiagus, Tõnn, Tonttu, Tooni, Toor/Tooru, Tore, Torngasoak, Torto, Totec, Totoima, To-Toropotaa, Toutatis/Teutates, Toyo-Mike-Nu, Toyo-Tama, Toyo-Uke-Bime, Toyo-Uke-Omikami, Tpereaki, Travalaeha , Trebaruna, Trentren-Vilu, Triduana, Trimurti, Tripura-Sundari, Trisiras, Triton, Tritone, Trivia, trolls, Tronagarru, Ts’ok, Tseiqami, Tsetse, Tsikáti, Tsoede, Tsohanoai, Tsonoqoa/Sneneik, Tsui, Tsui'goab, Tsuki-Yomi, Tsunki, Tsuyu, Tu, Tuat, Tuatha-Dé-Danann, Tuchulcha, Tu-di, Tuireann, Tuisto , Tuku-Axu, Tuli, Tulihänd/Pisuhänd, Tulus, Tumatauenga, Tumatauenga, Tu-Matavenga, Tummaestiae , Tumpaa-Nanapiyaw/Intumbangol, Tumuitearetoka, Tunaroa, Tungkung-Langit, Tuonetar/Tuonen-tytti, Tuoni, Tupã, Turan, Turiacus, Turi-A-Faumea, Turisas, Turkish-Air-God, Turkish-Cloud-Gods, Turkish-Earth-Goddess, Turkish-Fire-God, Turkish-Lightning-God, Turkish-Rainbow-God, Turkish-Rain-God, Turkish-Stars-Gods, Turkish-Thunder-God, Turkish-Tornado-God, Turkish-Water-God, Turkish-Wind-God, Turms, Tursas, Turukawa, Tu-te-wehiwehi, Tutu, Tutyr, Tuule-Ema, Tuuleisa, Tuulikki, Tvashtri, Twm-Shon-Catti, Txaalgorri, Txamsem/We-gyet, Tximistarri, Tyche, Typhon, Tyr, Tzadikiel, Tzakol, Tzintzunquixu, Tzitzimime, Tzitzmitl, Tzununiha, U’melth, Uachilla, Uastyrdzhi, Uathach, Uba, Uca-Pacha, Udan, Udravarinahae , Uenuku, Uga-Jin, Uga-no-Mitama, Uhlakanyana, Ujigami, Ukanipo, Ukemochi, Uke-Mochi, Ukko, uKqili, Uku, Ulauhinehae , Ulaulekeahi, Uli, Ull, Ullr, Ultor, Ulupoka, Uma, Umashiashikabihikoji, Umunmutamku, Umvelinqangi, Uneg, Ungnyo, Ungud, Uni, Unihi-Pili, Unkulunkulu, Un-nefer, Unumbotte, Unut, Unwaba, Upa-Kuyaw, Upinis, Upuaut, Ur, Urania, Uranus, Urashima-Taro, Urcaguary, Urci, Urcuchillay, Urd, Urien, Uroica, Urthekau, Urtzi, Urvasi, Ushas, Usins, Usiququmadevu, Utgard, Uthlanga, Utixo, Uttu, Utu, Uwibami, Uzume, Vacallinehae , Vach, Vacuna, Vadatajs, Vagdavercustis , Väinämöinen , Vaishnodevi, Vakarinė, Vakaris, Váli, Valkyries, Vamana, Vanadevatas, Vanant, Vanatühi, Vandill, Vanemuine, Vanir, Vanth, Var, Varaha, Vari, Varima-Te-Takere, Varuna, Vasishtha, Vasu, Vasudeva, Vasuki, Vasus, Vata, Vāyu/Anila, Ve, Vedas, Veda-vyasa, Vedenemo, veehaldjas, Veer, Veerabhadra, Veer-Mhaskoba, Vehine-Hae, Veiovis, Veive, Veja-mate, Vejopatis, Vėlės, Veli, Vellamo, Velnias, Velns, Velu-mate, Venkateshwara, Venus, Venus, Verbeia, Vercana , Vercvactor, Verdandi, Verethragna, Verethragna, Veritas, Verminus, Verpiančioji, Vertumnus, Vesta, Vestius-Alonieus, Veteema, Vetevana, Vica-Pota, Vichama, Victoria, Vidar, Viduus, Vidyadharas, Vihansa , Vili, Vilkacis, Vilkas, Virabhadra, Viracocha, Viraj, Virbius, Viriplaca, Virmalised, Virtus, Vishnu, Vishwakarma, Visvapani, Vithoba, Vitumnus, Vivasvat, Vivenne, Vohu-Manah, Volla , Voltan, Voltumna, Volturnus, Volumna, Vör, Vosegus, Votan, Vouruskasha, Vritra, Vucub-Caquix, Vulcan, Vulturnus, Vytautus, Waaq, Wachilt, Wadjet, Wadj-Wer, Wad-zoo-sen, Wahini-Hai, Waiora, Wak, Wakahiru-me, Wala, Wamtatakuya-Tumbuka, Wang-Mu-niang-niang, Warihu, Wassan-mon-ganeehla-ak, Wata-tsu-mi, Wataugo, We-duo, WeiCheng, Wei-tuo, Wekufe, Welchanos, Wele, Wele/Khakaba/Isaywa, Wen-chang, Wendeunk, Wenet, Wennam, Wen-shu, Wepwawet, Were, Weret-Hekau, Whaht-Kay, Whaitiri, Whiro, White-Lady, Whope, Wi, Wichama, Wigan, Wild-Hunt, Wollunqua, Wosret, Wosyet, Woto, Wu-di, Wu-Guan, Wuluwaid, Wuriupranili, Wu-Yo, Xamaba, Xaman-Ek, Xangô, Xanthus, Xarátenga, Xecotcovach, Xevioso/Xewioso, Xian, Xibalba, Xilonen, Xipe, Xipe-Totec, Xi-Shi, Xiuhcoatl, Xiuhtecuhtli, Xi-Wang-mu, Xmucane, Xmulzencab, Xochipilli, Xochiquetzal, Xocotl, Xolotl, Xpiayoc, Xu, Xuthus, Xwycau, Yaa, Yaaru, Yabune, Yacatecuhtli/Yactecuhtli, YajurVeda, Yaksha, Yakushi, Yakushi-Nyorai, Yalafath, Yaluk, Yam, Yama, Yama-no-kami, Yamato, Yamato-Take, Yama-Uba, Yami, Yande-Yari, Yangeulla, Yang-Jing, Yangombi, Yan-lo, Yansan, Yao, Yao-shi, Yao-yorozu-no-kami, Yarikh, Yasha, Yaxche, Yazata, Yazatas, Yehwe-Zogbanu, Yellamma, Yemaja, Yen-di, Yer, Yer-Sub, Yeta, Yhi, Yi-Ti, Ymir, Ymoja, Yo, Yofune-Nushi, Yogini, Yogyog, Yolkai-Estasan, Yomi, Yomi-no-kuni, Yondung-Halmoni, Yongwang, Yoni, Yonne, Yorimasa, Yosei, Yoshitsune, Yosho, yoyolche, Yu, Yuanzhi-Tianzun, Yudhisthira, Yuga, Yu-huang, Yu-huang-Shang-di, Yuhwa, Yuki-Onna, Yum-Caax, Yum-Kimil, Yu-qiang, Yu-ren, Yuuk, Zababa, Zac-Cimi, Zagreus, ZakaMede, Zakar, Žaliaakis, Zalmoxis, Zam, Zam-Armartay, Zanahary, Zao-Gongen, Zao-jun, Zappu, Zaqar, Zaramama, Zarpanit, Zebris, Zelus, Zemepatis, Zemes-mate, Zemininkas, Žemyna, Zenenet, Zenmyo, Zephyrus, Zethus, Zeus, Zeuxo, Zezengorri, Zhang-Fei, Zhang-Guo-lao, Zhang-Xian, Zhi-ni, Zhi-Song-zi, Zhong-kui, Zhong-Li-quan, Zhu-Rong, Zhu-yi, Zibelthiurdos, Ziburinis, Zinsi, Zinsu, Zipacna, Zi-yu, Zocho, Zotz, Zuberoa, zuijin, Zurvan, Zvaigzdės, Zvaigzdikis, Zvoruna
"Deaths in the Bible. God - 2,270,365
not including the victims of Noah's flood, Sodom and Gomorrah, or the
many plagues, famines, fiery serpents, etc because no specific numbers
were given. Satan - 10."
everyone is a kaffir.
find your favourite god below, then just pause for a moment and realise that you, yes YOU, are kuffar to all the others.
btw, this list is way far from being exhaustive - gives you an idea of the odds of winning 'Pascals Wager on God'. How do you know you are backing the right horse? The odds are stacked against you. Oh the perils of being a dis-believer! :D
Heres a SAMPLE list:
Aa, Aakash, A'akuluujjusi, Aatxe, Aba, Abaangui, Ababinili, Abad, Aba-Inka, Abal, Abandinus, Abarbarea, Abarimon, Abaris, Abarta, Abas, Abassi, Abba, Abdals, Abeguwo, Abellio, Abere, Aberewa, Abhean, Abhijit, Abnoba, Abuk, Abundantia, Abyang-Diriinin, Abydos, Acacallis, Acacia, Academus, Acan/Ah-Chuy-Kak/Ah-Ciliz, Acantha, Acarnan, Acaste, Acat, Acca-Larentia, Acestes, Achachila, Achaeus, Achall, Achaman, Achates, Achelois/-us, Acheron, Achimi, Achiyalatopa, Achtan, Achtland, Acidalia, Acis, Aclla, Acmon, Acoetes, Acolmiztli, Acolnahuacatl/Acolmiztli, Actaea, Acuecucyoticihuati, Ac-Yanto, Acyutah, Adachigahara, Adad, Adamanthea, Adaox, Adapa, Adaro, Adawulcanak, Addanc/Affanc, Adekagagwaa, Adeona, Adephagia, Adhidevata, Adim, Adi-Mailagu, Adimurti, Aditi, Āditya/Pratyūsha, Adjassou-Linguetor, Adjinakou, Adlet, Adlivun, Admete, Admetus, Adonis, Adrammelech, Adroa, Adroanzi, Adsullata, Adur, Adya-Houn'tò, Aeas, Aedon, Aeëtes, Aefsati, Aegaeon, Aegaeus, Aegea, Aegimius, Aegina, Aegir, Aegis, Aegle, Aegyptus, Aello, Aelquntam, Aeneads, Aeneas, Aengus, Aeolus, Aequitas, Aera-Cura, Aericura, Aerten/Aerfen/Aeron, Aesacus, Aesepus, Aesir, Aesma-Daeva, AesSidhe, Aeternitas, Aether, Aethon, Aethra, Aetna, Aetolus, Aeval, Afekan, Afo, Africus, Afrit, Aganippe, Aganju, Agarou, A-gaskw, Agassou, Agastya, Agave, Agayu, Agbala, Agdistis, Agdistis/Angdistis, Agé, Agelasta, Agenor, Aghora, Aglaea, Aglalannawan, Aglaulus, Aglauros, Agloolik, Agni/Anala, agojo-so'jo, Agonalia, Ägräs, Agrius, Agron, Agrona, Agrotora, Aguara, agudar, Agugux', Agunua, Agwe, Agwu, Ahalya, Aha-Njoku, Ahau-Chamahez, Ahau-Kin, Ah-Bolon-Dzacab, Ah-Cancum, Ah-Chembekur, Ah-Chun-Caan, Ah-Cun-Can, Ah-Cuxtal, Ah-Hulneb, Ahi, Ahia-Njok, Ahitescatoneh, Ah-Kin, Ah-Kumix-Uinicob, Ahmad, Ahmakiq, Ah-Mun, Ah-Muzencab, Ahobinagu, Ahoeitu, Aholi, Ahone, Ah-Patnar-Uinicob, Ah-Peku, Ah-Puch, Ahriman, Ahsonnutli, Ah-Tabai, Ahti/Ahto , Ahueccaniae, Ah-Uincir-Dz'acab, Ahuizotle, Ahul, Ahulane, Ahura-Mazda, Ah-Uuc-Ticab, Ai, Aiaru, Äiatar, Aibell, Aide, Aideko, Aife, Aigaion/Briares, Aigamuxa, Aigeiros, Äike, Aillen, Ailuros, Aimend, Ain, Aine, Aipaloovik, Airavata, Airesekui, Aireskouy-Soutanditnr, Airitech, Airmed, Airyaman, Aisoyimstan, Aita, Ai-Tupuai, Ai-Turkish, Aitvaras, Aius-Locutius, Aizan, Aizen-Myoo, Aja, Ajari-Joan, Ajatar, Ajbit, Ajilee, Aji-Shiki, Ajisuke-Takahikone, Ajok, Ajtzak, Aka-Manah, Akbaalia, Akba-atatdia, Akea, Aken, Aker, Akerbeltz, Akert, Akeru, Akh, Akhlut, Akhushtal, Akka, Akkan, Akna, Akongo, Äkräs, Akshayapatra, Akshobhya, Akte/Cypris, Aktunowihio, Aku-Aku, Akuj, Akuma, Akupara, Akycha, Ala/Ale/Ane, Alaferhviae, Alaghom-Naom/-Tzentzel, Alaisiagae, Alakapuri, Alalahe, Ala-Muki, Alapay-Mishupashup, Alastor, Alateivia, Alaunus, Alauwaimis, Alberich, Alberich, Albino-Spirit-animals, Albiorix, Albunea, Alcestis, Alcippe, Alcis, Alcyone, Alcyoneus, Alecto, Alectrona, Alectryon, Alektca, Alemonia, Alevipoeg, Alexiares, Alfrodull, Alignak, Alilmenehune, Alipugpug, Alisanos, Alkuntam, Allah, Allanque, Allowat-Sakima, Almaviahenae, Almo, Aloadae, Aloeus, Alom, Alom-bag-winno-sis, Alom-begwi-no-sis, Alope, Alowatsakima, Alpan, Alpheus, Alqol-ti-Mani-t'aix, Altjira, Alu, Aluelop, Aluluei, Alunsina, Alupundan, Alur, Alvis, Alyog, Amaa, Ama-arhus, Amadioha, Amadlozi, Amaethaon, Amaguq, Amahraspands, Ama-Itsaso, Amala, Amaltheia, Amalur, Amanikable, Ama-No-Minaka-Nushi, Aman-Sinaya, Amaravati, Amata, Amaterasu, Amathaunta, Amatheia, Amatsu-Kami, Amatsu-Mara, Amatsu-Mikaboshi, Amaunet, Ambika, Ambisagrus, Amen, Amenemope, Amenhotep, Ame-No-Kagase-Wo, Ame-No-Mi-Kumari, Ame-No-Oshido-Mimi, Ame-No-Toko-Tachi, Ame-No-Wakahiko, Ament, Amentet, Amenthes, Amenti, Ameretat, Amesha-Spentas, Am-Heh, Amida, Amimitl, Aminon, Amitabha, Amitayus, Amitolane, Amlak, Ammaca, Ammavaru, Ammit, Ammon, Am-No-Tanabata-Hime, Amor, Amotken, Ampelos, Amphinome, Amphion, Amphiro, Amphithoe, Amphitrite, Amphrysos, Ampu, Ampual, Ampu-at-Paray, Amrita, Amset, Amulius, Amun, Amunet, Amun-Re, Amun-Re-Kamutef, Amurru, Amycus, Amymone, An, Anaisa-Pye, Anakes, Anala, Anan, Ananga, Ananke, Anann, Anansasem, Anansi/Aunt-Nancy, Ananta, Anantesa, Anat, Anath, Anatole, Anatu, Anax, Anaxarete, Anayaroli, anaye, Anbay, Ancamna, Anchanchu, Anchises, Andajus, Andaokut, Andarta, Andhaka, Andhrímnir, Andiciopec, Andjety, Andraste, Andriamanitra, Andvaranaut, Andvari, Anedjti, Anenagi-tayapiwa'ciga, Anerneq, Anextiomarus, Angalkuq, Angatupyry, Angerona, Angiris, Angita, Angitia, Angoro, Angra-Mainyu, Angrboda, Anguta, Angwusnasomtaka, Anhor, Ani, Ani, Anicetus, Ani-Hyuntikwalaski, Anila, Anilaw-ha-Sumagda, Animal-spirits, Aningan, Anito, Anitun-Tabu, Aniwye, Anjea, Ankh, Ankt, Anlabban, anl'tani, Anna, Annaed, Annamurti, Annaneptiae, Anna-Perenna, Annapurna, Annat, Annonaria, Annwn, Anog-Ite, Anouke, Ansa, Anshar, Anshitsu, Antaeus, Antariksha/Aha, Antea, Anteros, Antero-Vipunen, Antevorte, Antheia, Anti, Antiope, Antu, Antü, Anu, Anubis, Anuket, Anumati, Anunitu, Anuradha, Anyanwu, Anzu, Ao, Ao-Ao, Aoide, Ao-Kahiwahiwa, Ao-Kanapanapa, Aon, Ao-Nue, Ao-Pakarea, Ao-Potano, Ao-Pour, Ao-Roa, Ao-Takawe, Ap, Apa, Apadel/Kalagang, Apalala, Apam, Apam-Napat, Apam-natat, Apanuugak, Apaosa, Apate, Apep, Aphaea, Aphrodite, Apicilnic, Apidanus, Apikunni, Apis, Apistotoke, Aplu, Apo, Apocatequil, Apolake, Apollo, Apollyon, Apophis/Apep, Apotamkin, Apotequil, Apoyan-Tachi, Appiades, Appias, Apsaras, Apseudes, Apsu, Apu, Apu-Hau, Apu-Illapu, Apu-KoHai, Apu-Mantangi, Apu-Punchau, Aqalax, Aquilo, araburu-kami, Arachne, Aranyani, Arapayan, Arasy, Arawen, Arawn, Arazu, Arcadia, Arcas, Arche, Ardescus, Ard-Greimme, Ardhanari, Ardhanarisvara, Ardra, Ardwinna, Arebati, Aredvi-Sura-Anahita, Arendiwane, Arensnuphis, Areong, Areong-Jong, Areop, Ares, Ares-Lusitani, Arethusa, Arges, Argia, Argiduna, Argus, Ariadne, Ariadne-celtic, Arianrhod, Arishtat, Aristaeus, Arjuna, Arklys, Arktos, Arnakua'gsak, Arnamentia, Aro, Aroonoona, Arria, Artemis, Artio, Artio, Artume, Aruna, Arundhati, Arununa, Arurin, Aruru, Arutam, Arvernus, Arvolecia, Aryaman, Aryman, As, Asa, Asag, Asagwe, Asalluhi, Asase/Yaa/Aberewa/Efua, Asase-Ya, Ascanius, Asch, Asclepius, Asdiwal, A-senee-ki-wakw, Asgaya-Gigagei, Ash, Asha-vahishta, Asherah/Athirat, Ashnan, Ashta-Dikpalas, Ashuku-Nyorai, Asia/Clymene, Asiaq, Asin, Asintmah, Ask-wee-da-eed, Aslesa, Asman, Asmodeus, Asobëe, Asopus, Assanut-li-je, Assur, Astamatara, Astar, Astarte-Ashtoreth, Astennu, Asteria, Asterion, Asterios, Astomi, Asto-Vidatu, Astraea, Astraeus, Astrild, Asura, Asuras, Asvayujau, Aswang, Aswini, Aswins, Asynjur, Atacokai, Ataguchu, Atahensic, Atahocan, Atai, Ataksak, Atanua, Atar, Atarrabi, Ate, Atea, Atégina, Aten, Atergätus, Atharvan, AtharvaVeda, Athena, Athos, Athtart, Aticandika, Atiratu, Atisokan, Atius-Tirawa, Atl, Atla, Atlacamani, Atlacoya, Atlantides, Atlas, Atlas, Atlatonan/Atlatonin, Atlaua, Atman, Aton, Ato-sees, Atri, Atropos, Atshen, Atsolowas, Attis, Atum, Atum-Ra, Atunis, Atys, Au, Audėja, Audhumla, Aueha, Auf, Aufaniae, Auge, Augeas, Aulanerk, Aumakua, Aumanil, Aunggaak, Aura-Mainyu, Aurora, Ausaas, Ausautas, Auseklis, Auslavis, Ausonia, Aušrinė, Auštaras, Auster, Autonoe, Auxesia, Auxo/-esia, Avagdu, Avalloc, Avalou, Avatars-of-Vishnu, Averna, Avernus, Aveta, Awabi, Awaeh-Yegendji, Awakkule, Awes-kon-wa, awe'sus, AwitelinTsta, Awki, Awonawilona, Axius, Axsinginehae, Axular, Aya, Ayaba, Ayauhteotl, Ayida-Weddo, Ayizan, Ayo-Caddi-Aymay, Ayumpum, Ayyanar, Ayyappan, Ayya-Vaikundar, Azacca, Azaka-Tonnerre, Azeban, Aztec-Skybearers, Ba, Baal, Baal-Zebub, Baatsi, Baaxpee, Baba, Babamik, Babaužis, Babbar, Babi, Babluaye, Bacab/-s, Bacalou, Bacchus/Baki, Backlum-Chaam, Badb, Badessy, Badi-Mata, Badrinath, Baduhenna, Baeldaeg, Baga, Bagadjimbiri, Bagala, Bagalamukhi, Bagatulayan, Bago, Bagucks, Bahloo, Bahuchara-Mata, Baiame, Baka, Bakbakwalanooksiwae, Bakemono, Bakha, Bakonawa, Bakoos, Baku, Bakwas, Bala, Balaji, Balakrsna, Balam, Balam-Agab, Balam-Quitzé, Balanke, Balanos, Balarama, Balder/Baldr, Baldhead, Bali, Balin, Balius, Balmung, Balor, Balungbunganin, Bamapana, Banaitja, Banba, Bandonga, Banebdjetet, Banga, Bangpūtys, Bangun-Bangun, Bankakah, Banka-Mundi, Ba-Pef, Barangaw, Barastyr, Barinthus, Baron-Cimetiere, Baron-Kriminel, Baron-La-Croix, Baron-Samedi, Barraiya, barstukas, Basa-Jaun, Basamacha, Basepef, Basileus, Basket-Woman, Bassareus, Bassarids, Bast/Bastet, Basti, Bat, Bata, Bateia, Bathala, Batsolowanagwes, Batungbayanin, Baubas, Baubis, Baucis, Ba-Xian, Bayak, Baybayen, Bead-Spitter, Beag, Bear, Bear-Medicine-Woman, Bear-Woman, Beaver, Beaver-Doctor, Beb, Bebhionn, Bec-dilxil-xastin, Beda, Bedig-wajo, Beeralingeswara, Begizko, Behanzin, Behedeti, Beher, Beigorri, Bel, Belatu-Cadros, Beldegg, Belenus, Belet-Ili, Beletseri, Beli, Belial, Belili, Belisama, Belit-Sheri, Bellona, Beltis, Ben-Ange, Benkei, Benten, Benu, Benzai, Benzai-Ten, Benzozia, Berecyntia, Bergelmir, Berith, Beroe, Berserks, Bes, Beset, Betadur, Bethel, Beyla, Bezello/Binigaba/Bihui-Bicha, Bhadra, Bhaga, Bhairava, Bhairavi, Bharadwaja, Bharani, Bharati, Bharat-Mata, Bhavani, Bhima, Bhrigus, Bhumidevi, Bhumiya, Bhutamata, Bhutas, Bhuvaneshvari, Bhuvanesvari, Bia, Bifrost, Big-Heads, Big-Man-Eater, Big-Tail, Big-Twisted-Flute, Bikeh-Hozho, Bil, Bile, Billing, Bimbogami, Bimbomushi, Binayi, Binayo, Binbeal, Binusilan, Binzuru-Sonja, Birao, Bird-Man, Biróg, Birrahgnooloo, Bishamon, Bishamonten, Bistonians, Bitol, Bituun-Baldanlham, Bixia-Yuanjin, Black-Hactcin, Black-Tamanous, Bladud, Blanga, Blind-Boy, Blind-Man, Blizgulis, Blodeuwedd, Blood-Clot-Boy, Blue-Dragon, Blue-Jay, Bmola/P-mol-a/Pamola/Pomola, Boann, Bobas, Bodb, Bodb-Derg, Bogli, Bokwus, Bolbe, Boli-Shah, Bolontiku, Bolon-Ts'akab/Dzacab, Bomazi, Bombay-Kamayan, Bommatsuri, Bona-Dea, Bon-Dieu, Bondje, Bong-Libun, Bor, Boreads, Boreas, Borghild, Bormanico, Borr, Borvo, Bosatsu, Bossou-Ashadeh, Bossu, Boudunnehae, Boum'ba-Maza, Bowyer-God, Bragi, Brahma, Brahman, Brahmani, Brahmapura, Brahmastra, Bran/Bendigeid-Vran, Branwen, Brauron, Brea, Breg, Brekyirihunuade, Bres, Briareus, Bride, Brigantia, Brigid/-t, Brigindo, Brihaspati, Britannia, Britomartis, Brizo, Bromios, Bronach, Brono, Brontes, brownies, Brunhilde, Búanann, Bubas, Bube, Bubilas, Bubis, Bubona, Buchis, Buddhi, Budha, Budhi-Pallien, Bue, Buengelen, Buffalo, Bugid-Y-Aiba, Buku, Bulalakaw, Bulawanun, Bulon-La-Mogoaw, Buluc-Chabtan, Bulungabon, Bumba, Bumigi, Bunag, Bunjil, Buranin, Búri, Burigadang-Pada-Sinaklang-Bulawan, Burijas, Burnt-Belly, Burnt-Face, Burqan-Tenger, Burr, Bushyasta, Bussumarus, Buto, Butsu, Butsudan, Butsudo, Butterfly, Buyasta, Bylgia, Byzas, Cabaguil, Cabari, Cabiri, Cabrakan, Caca, Cacoch, Cacus, Caduceus, Caeculus, Caer, Caerus, Cagn, Caha-Paluma, Caicai-Vilu, Caicus, Caieta, Caileach-Bheur, Cain, Cai-shen, Cakixia, Cakulha, Callianassa, Callianira, Calliope, Callirhoë, Callirrhoe, Callisto, Calypso, Camaxtli, Camazotz, Camenae, Camilla, Camma, Campe, Camulatz, Camulos, Canace, Candelifera, Canens, Cannibal-Grandmother, Cannibal-Woman, Canola, Canopus, Canotila, Cantrusteihiae, Can-Tzicnal, Cao-Guo-jiu, Capa, Caphira, Captain-Debas, Cardea, Cariociecus, Carlin, Carman, Carmenta, Carna, Carpo/Xarpo, Carpus, Cartimandua, Carya, Cassotis, Castalia, Castores, Caswallawn, Catamitus, Catequil, Cathubodua, Catillus, Cauac, Caucasus, Caugh, Cautha, Cavillaca/-e, Cayster, Cebren, Cecrops, Cedalion, Celaeno, Celestial-kings, Celmis, Ceneus, Cenn-Cruaich, Centaurs, Centeotl/Centeocihuatl, Centimani, Centzon-Huitznahua, Centzon-Totochtin, Cephalus, Cephissus, Cerberus, Cerceis, Cercopes, Ceres, Ceridwen, Cerklicing, Cernunnos/Herne, Cerridwen, Ceryx, Cessair, Cetan, Cethlion, Ceto, Ceyx, Chaac, Chac, Chac-mool, Chac-Uayab-Xoc, Chahnameed, Chaitanya, Cha-kal-le, Chalchitlicue, Chalchiuhtecolotl, Chalchiuhtlatonal, Chalchiuhtotolin, Chalchiuhtotoliq, Chalchiutlicue/Acuecucyoticihuati, Chalmecacihuilt, Chalmecatecuchtli, Chalmecatecuchtlz, Chalmecatl, Chama, Chamer, Chamunda, Chanda, Chandanayika, Chandarupa, Chandavati, Chandesvara, Chandi, Chandika, Chandogra, Chandra, Chandramas/Soma, Chandrasekhara, Chanekos, Changing-Bear-Woman, Changing-Woman, Chantico, Chaob, Chaos, Chareya, Charis, Charites, Charon, Charontes, Charred-Body, Charun, Charybdis, Chasca, Chasca-Coyllur, Chaturmurti, Chaya, Cheimon, Chekechani, Chelone, Chem, Chemosh, Chemy, Cheneki, Cheng-huang, Chensit, Chentamentet, Chentechtai, Chenti-cheti, Chenti-irti, Chepi, Chepre, Cheribakef, Cherti, Cherufe, Chhinnamasta, Chibaiskweda, Chibiabos, Chibirias, Chicchan, Chicomecoatl/Chalchiuhcihuatl/Chiccomeccatl/Xilonen, Chicomexochtli, Chiconahui, Chiconahuiehecatl, Chien-shin, Chiha-Yo-Changgun, Chih-Nu, Child-Born-in-Jug, Chimalmat, Chimatano, Chimata-no-kami, Chimera, Chinnamastaka, Chione, Chiowotamahke, Chirakan, Chiron, Chiruwi, Chitra, Chitragupta, Chiuta, Chlidanope, Chloe, Chloris, Chnubis, Chnum, Choimha, Chons, Chontamenti, Chremetes, Chronos, Chrysaor, Chryseis, Chu-Jiang, Chujo-Hime, Chuku, Chukwu, Chulyen, Chumong, Chup-Kamui, Churning-of-the-Ocean, Cian, Cihuacoatl, Cihuateteo, Cilix, Cimmerians, Cin-an-ev, Cinteotl, Cinxia, Cipactli, Cipactonal, Cirapé, Circe, Cisa/Zisa, Cit-Bolon-Tum, Citlalatonac/Ometeotl/Omecihuatl, Citlalicue, Cizin, Cladeus/Kladeos, Clarius, Clementia, Cleobis, Cleochareia, Cleodora/Kleodora, Clermeil, Cleta, Cliffogre, Clio, Cliodhna, Clitunno, Cloacina, Clota, Clotho, Clymene, Clytia, Clytius, Coatlicue, Cochimetl/Coccochimetl, Cocidius, Coco-macaque, Cocytus, Coelus, Coeus, Cofrit, Cogaz, Coi-Coi-Vilu, Colel-Cab, Colo-Colo, Colop-U-Uichkin, Conall-Cernach, Conchobar, Concordia, Condatis, Conditor, Condwiramur, Congo, Coniraya, Conn, Consus, Contrebis, Convector, Copacati, Copia, Coqui-Chilla/Xetao/Piyeepao/Chillatao, Coquihani, Corb, Corchen, Corcyra, Coronis, Corra, Corus, Corybantes, Corythus, Cottus/-geit, Cottyto, Cotys, Coventina, Coyolxauhqui, Coyopa, Coyote, Cragus, Cranto, Cratais, Crateias, Cratos, Cred, Creddylad, Creidhne, Creneis, Creusa, Crinisus, Cripple-Boy, Crius, Crom-Cruach, Cronus, Crow, Crow-Woman, Cthulhu, Cuaxolotl, Cuba, Cuchulainn, Cuda, Culsu, Cumaean-Sibyl, Cum-Hau, Cumucul, Cunawabi, Cunedda, Cunina, Cupid, Cura, Curetes, Curicaueri, Cu-Roi, Curoi-mac-Daire, Curtius, CwnAnnwn, Cybele, Cychreides, Cyclopes, Cydippe, Cydnos, Cyhiraeth, Cyllene/Kyllene, Cylleneius, Cymatolege, Cymidei-Cymeinfoll, Cymo, Cymodoce, Cymothoe, Cynosura, Cynthia, Cyone, Cyrene, Cytherea, Cythrawl, Da, Dactyls, Dadagunan-hu-Suguy, Daevas, Dagdagamiyan, Dagingon, Dagon, Dagr/Dagur, Dagwanoenyent, Dahaka, Dahdahwat, Dahud-Ahes, Daibosatsu, Daibutsu, Daikoku, Daimon, Dainichi, Dainichi-Nyorai, Daira, Daityas, Dajoji, Daksha, Dakshayani, Dakuwanga, Daldal, Dalhan, Dalia, Dalikamata, Dalnim, Damara, Damasēn, Damballa, Damballa-Wedo, Damgalnunna, Damia, Damkina/Dumkina, Damocles, Damona, Damu, Dan, Danaides, Danaus, Danh, Dan-Petro, Danu, Dan-Wédo, Daode-Tianzun, Dapaw, Daphne, Daphnis, Daramulum, Dardanus, Darupaypay, Darvi, Darzamate, Dasal, Dasim, Dasyus, Dattatreya, Datu-Bnoling, Davlin, Dawiliyan, Dawn, Da-yu, Dea-Dia, Deae-Matres, Dea-Sequana, Dea-Tacita, Dechtere, Decima, Dedun, Dedwen, Degai, Dei-Lucrii, Deimos, Deino, Deiopea, Deirdre, Dekat, Dekla, Delan, Delling, Demas, Demeter, Demiurge, Dendid, Dendrites, Deng, Deo, deohako, Dero, Despoina, Deucalion, Dev, Deva, devak, Devaki, Devapurohita, Devasena, Devata, Dever, Devera, Deverra, Devi, Dewi, Dewing, Dewing-Uschinge, Dexamene, Dhakhan, Dhanistha, Dhanvantari, Dhara, Dharani, Dharma, Dharti-Mata, Dha-shi-zhi, Dhatar, Dhatri, Dhisana, Dhruva, Dhumavati, Dhumorna, Dhumravati, Dhurjati, Dia, Diable-Tonnere, Dia-Greine, Diana, Dian-Cecht, Di-Cang, Diejuste, Dieva-deli, Dievas, Dievas-Senelis, Dievini, Dievs, Dievturiba, Di-guan, Dii-Mauri, Di-Inferi, Dike, Dilga, Dimstipatis, Dinclinsin, Dione, Dionysus, Dirae, Dis, Disciplina, Discordia, Disen, Dis-Pater, Dithyrambos, Diti, Dius-Fidus, Divona, Divytis, Diwata, Diwata-ha-Manilib, Diwata-ng-Kagubatan, Diwata-Pinatanlay, Diwa-Zib, Di-ya, Diyan-Masalanta, Diyin-dine, Dizikas, Djebauti, Djien, Djigonasee, Djinn/Jinn, Djo, Dodona, Do-gakw-ho-wad, Dohkwibuhch, Dokibatt, Domalondong, Domfe, Domiduca, Domiducus, Domitius, Dön, Donbettir, Dongo, Dong-yue-da-di, Doris, Dorus, Dosojin, Doto, Dou-mu, Dove-Goddess, Dozoku-shin, Dragon-Carp, Dragon-kings, Draupadi, Drosera, Druantia, Drug, dryads, Drymo, Dryope, Dua, Duamutef, Duat, Duberdicus, Dudugera, Duellona, Duh-hwahk, du-I-Halasa, Dumingiw, Dumuzi, Dumuziabzu, Dunanui, Dund, Durga, Durgha, Dvalin, dwarves, Dwata, Dwyn, Dwyvach, Dwyvan, Dyaus/Prabhāsa, Dyaush, Dyaus-Pita, Dyavaprthivi, Dylan, Dynamene, Dysis, Dysnomia, Dzee-dzee-bon-da, Dzelarhons, Dzi-dzat, Dziva, Dzunukwa, Ea, Eagentci, Eagle, Earth-Shaman, Eate, Ebajalg, Ebeh, Ebisu, Echenais, Echidna, Echo, Edain, Edda, Edinkira, Edusa, Eeyeekalduk, Efile-mokulu, Efnisien, Efreisone, Efua, Egbere, Egeria, Egestes, Egoi, Egungun-oya, Eguzki, Eguzku, Ehaema, Ehecatl/Ehecatl-Quetzalcoatl, Ehlaumel, Eiar, Eidyia/Idyia, Eileithyia, Eingana, Einherjar, Einmyria, Eione, Eir, Eirene/Irene, Eisa, Eithinoha, Eitumatupua, Ekaitz, Ekchuah, Eke, Ekera, Ekhi, Eki, Ekibiogama, Ekibiogami, Ekkeko, Ekoi, Ekpo, Eksitaja, Elag, Elal, Elara, Electra, Eleggua, Elemgasem, Elen, Elete, Eleusis, Eleutherios, Ellegua, Elli, Ellil, Elohim/El-Elyon, Elom, Elpis, elves, Elymus, Ema, Emanopsus, Emayian, Emeli-hin, Emer, Emma-O, Empanda, Empusa, emuus, Enbilulu, Enceladus, Endovelicus, Endukugga, Endymion, Enekpe, Enipeus, En-Kai, Enkai-Narok/Enkai-Nanyokie, Enki, Enkimdu, Enlil, Ennead, Ennugi, Enosichthon, Enumclaw, Enyalius, Enyo, Eormen, Eos, Eosphorus, Eostre, Epaphus, Ephesus, Ephialtis, Ephyra, Epicaste, Epimetheus, Epona, Epos-Olloatir, Equeco, Erasinus, Erato, Erce, Erditse, Erebus, Erensuge, Ereshkigal, Erge, Eri, Eridanus, Erinle, Erinyes, Erio, Eris, Ériu, Er-lang, Erlik, Eros, Erra, Ersa, Erycina, Erytheia, Erzulie, Erzulie-Dantor, Erzulie-Freyda, Erzulie-Ge-Rouge, Erzulie-Mapiangueh, Erzulie-Toho, Esaugetuh-Emissee, Eschetewuarha, Eseasar, Esenchebis, Eshu/Elegba, Estanatlehi, Esus, Etain, Etana, Ethne, Ethon, Etsa, Etsai, Euboea, Eucrante, Eudore, Eulimene, Eumenides, Eumolpe, Eunice, Eunomia, Euphrates, Euphrosyne, Eupompe, Euporia, Euri, Europa, Eurotas, Eurus, Euryale, Eurydice, Eurynome, Euterpe, Evadne, Evagore, Evan, Evander, Evarne, Eventus-Bonus, Evenus, Ewa, Ewah, Exu, Ezerinis, Ežerinis, Fa, Fabulinus, Facunditas, Faelvaera, Fagus, fairies, Fama, Fames, Famian, Fand, Fan-kui, Fano, Farbauti, Faro, Fauna, Fauns, Faunus, Faustitas, Faustulus, Favonius, Febris, Februus, Fei-Lian, Felicitas, Feng-Bo, Feng-huang, FengPo-po, Fenrir, Ferdiad, Ferentina, Fergus, Feronia, Feronia, Fianna, Fides, Fimmilena, Fionnuala, Firbolg, Fisher-King-The, Fiu-Weh, Fjorgyn, Fjorgynn, Flora, Fódla, Fomorians, Fon-Batoo, Fon-Eel, Fon-Kayoo, Fontus, Fornax, Forseti, Fortuna, Fraus, Frea, Freya, Freyr, Friagabis, Frigg, Fudo, Fudo-Myoo, Fufluns, Fugen, Fugen-Bosatsu, Fujin, Fuku-Nyorai, Fuku-Roku-Ju, Fulgora, Fulla, Fuls, Funadama, Fun-Blekes, Fun-Bulol, Fun-Daskulo, Fun-Knkel, Fun-Kumuga, Fun-Lalang, Fun-Lkef, Funzi, Furies, Furina, Furrina, Futen, Futsu-Nushi-no-Kami, Fu-Xi, Fu-xing, Gabija, Gabjauja, Gadintoja, Gae-Bulg, Ga-gorib, Gaia, Gaixtoak, Gaizkin, Gaki, Gakido, Galatea, Galaxaure, Galene, Galli, Galtzagorri, Gama, Gamab/Gaunab/Gauna, Gama-Konsensei, Gamaleda, Gama-Sennin, Gandharvas, Ganesha, Ganga, Ganglere, Ganiklis, Gantunae, Ganymede, Gaol, Gao-Yao, Garang, Gardaitis, Garm, Garmangabis, Garuda, Gatumdu, Gauargi, Gaueko, Gauri, Gaya-Maretan, Gayatri, Gbadu, Ge, Geb, Gede, Gefjun/Gefion, Geirrod, Gekka-O, Gemang, Gemini, Geminus, Gendenwitha, Genius/Juno, Geong-Si, Gerd, Gerthr, Geryon, Geus-Tasan, Geus-Urvan, Gewi, Ghaddar, Ghanan, Ghanshyam, Ghede, Ghede-Doubye, Ghede-Linto, Ghede-Loraj, Ghede-Nibo, Ghillie-Dhu, Gibil, Gigantes, Giltine, Gimbanona, Ginalinan, Ginarugan, Gindri, Ginnungagap, Ginton, 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I have got light now. I know who the kaffirs are. Those who do not believe her highness the invisible pink unicorn are kaffirs. On the day of judgement they shall all burn in hell fire. These are the words of her higness IPU (PBUH) (BBHHH).
If you don't believe what I just wrote then know that you are one of them!
"loooooooooool........maybe I m just one of those who use what GOD has given them....the Brain......when I say "they" can have him...I do not mean Muslims in general....;)"
Alexa is one of the Qler's i respect the most and she always used her brain and doesn't attack anything just because.
If we were set to not think, why making us racional beings and not like all other animals?
Only God Can Judge Me
الله فقط يمكنه محاكمتي
I am you and you are me, if you love i love, if you suffer i suffer
أنا أنت, و أنت أنا, إذا أحببت نفسك أحببت نفسي, إذا عانيتَ عانيتُ
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Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum sonatur.
What's there in the news? It is his choice and so be it. Only who believes religion as commodity should be so proud of it as Alexa pointed out.
I totally agree with alexa there..
you are not just religious.. much more than that.
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Listen to Many..Speak to a few.
"Are you a religious fanatic? If no,maybe we can have a meaningful discussion."
Are you an irreligious fanatic? If no,maybe we can have a meaningful discussion.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
!عندما اريد رأيك... سأكون جلجلية القفص الخاص بك
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
Ok, granted that was profound :)
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Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum sonatur.
The context is wrong.
Piercings and tatoos are permanent. You seem to say it in the context that as a muslim he has chosen to have those things. Whereas reading the article one gets a different understanding that these are things he did before becomming a muslim and recognizes them as mistakes of his past.
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Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum sonatur.
...Like I said Life, to each his own. I dont control what others do, nor am I accountable so why stick my nose in it?
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"Diplomacy is the art of saying 'Nice doggie' until you can find a rock - Will Rogers"
Well I sincerely hope he sticks with it, it sounds like he needs something in his life. However I'm afraid that once his 15 minutes are up he'll be back to his old ways.
...you say " to each his own'???? How about people reverting to other religions from Islam? I know there is a death penalty for them...
Life is Beautiful...Indeed!
Is kinda funny as John travolta claimed the same things, getting clean from drugs etc when he converted to scientology.
I also agree with Gypsy as this is a publicity stunt, but I also think to each his own. My comments come from some of the posts (which dont refer to the publicity side of this) and think it is lame at best.
He just quit drinking, yes, we saw that. Drinking is against Islam and he converted 4 years ago... got that too. Sex before marriage is against certain religions, as well as birth control and (DMS will love this :)) divorce. Pointless.
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"Diplomacy is the art of saying 'Nice doggie' until you can find a rock - Will Rogers"
Sorry Brit, grew up watching to many TV preachers.
Boy , you guys are cynical.
I see no problem in a person realizing that perhaps his / her life is not as it should be and making an adjustment which he / she feels is better.
This would be true for conversion to any religion. Its his choice.
As for his past, that should not come into it.
I would however agree with Gypsy that he should not do this as a publicity stunt.
I find it fascinating that Knowledg-is-light believes theat the Dali Lama will be going to hell.
And: "Holdbrooks, now 25, says he quit drinking three months ago"
I know quite a few people who have converted to Islam or found Christ or what have you, and for the most part I accept there reasonings and I'm happy for them, however this guys (and many of the "reversion" stories posted on QL) smack of publicity stunts. I'm sorry, but I would really like to know how much this guy is making from the story and his apperances, I'd love to know the same thing about Yvonne Ridley. Sorry, you can call me what you want but I question the motives of people who capitalize on finding God.
did he try to help the terrorists escape?
Life is Beautiful...Indeed!
The rock:
"He has holes the size of quarters in both earlobes, stretched-out piercings that he plugs with wooden discs. At his Phoenix apartment, bedecked with horror-film memorabilia, he rolls up both sleeves to reveal wrist-to-shoulder tattoos. He describes the ink work as a narrative of his mistakes and addictions. They include religious symbols and Nazi SS bolts, track marks and, in large letters, the words BY DEMONS BE DRIVEN."
Are you a religious fanatic? If no,maybe we can have a meaningful discussion.
Life is Beautiful...Indeed!
Nihil curo de ista tua stulta superstitione.
Utinam barbari spatioum proprium tuum invadant.
If God dropped acid, would he see people? -- George Carlin
It is not about the religious conversion, is about the negative, lamest and gay publicity and excuse they setup for the convection.
I believe what Gypsy is trying to said:
That they choose to convert, is their own personal decision, but don't mix politics into it.
By looking at the picture of the ex-guard has the looks of been Homosexual.
If God dropped acid, would he see people? -- George Carlin
Why not. By leteral thinking, the more religion he has in life, the better. In short, chances to strike a good one is greater.
The Rock, everything Gypsy said was indeed in the article in the exact words she posted. She isnt misleading or mis-quoting.
If this makes him a better person and he feels he made the right choice so be it. He seems happy and perhaps this has given him some focus in life. I dont understand why people get so worked up when someone converts to islam but on the same premise can admire someone for being atheist. One can only assume what peoples motives are.
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"Diplomacy is the art of saying 'Nice doggie' until you can find a rock - Will Rogers"
Senito aliquos togatos contra me conspirare
Vah! Denuone latine loquebar? Me ineptum. Interdum modo elabitur.
Nihili est - in vita priore ego imperator romanus fui.
If God dropped acid, would he see people? -- George Carlin
... Sulayman did not disbelieve, but the Shayateen disbelieved, teaching men magic and such things that came down at Babylon to the two angels Harut and Marut, but neither of these two taught anyone till they had said 'We are only for trial, so believe not (by learning from us)'... And indeed they knew, that the buyers of it (magic) would have no share in the Hereafter.” (at Tawbah 9:23)
Gypsy, i read the article and couldn't find anything in the context that you seem to attribute to the article.
the article says:
"He describes the ink work as a narrative of his mistakes and addictions. "
whereas you MIS-quote
"He has wrist to shoulder tattoos, quarter sized piercings in his ears "
the article says:
"his parents were junkies and he himself was a heavy drinker before joining the military in 2002"
whereas you MIS-quote
"he only quit drinking 3 months ago (despite having converted in 2005)..."
Looks like you have a specialization painting misleading pictures. Wonder what the motivation is.
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Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum sonatur.
Another proof UKEngQatar...Iblees himself(satan) believed in Allah.
Satan said: "Oh my Lord! Give me respite until the Day they (the dead) will be resurrected...(Satan)said: Oh my Lord! Because You allowed me to go astray, I shall indeed adorn the path of error for them (mankind) on the earth, and I shall mislead them all."
(Surah Al Hijr, 15:36-39)
"So when I have fashioned him(Adam) and breathed into him (his) soul created by Me, then you fall down prostrate to him (Adam). So the angels prostrated themselves, all of them: except Iblees(Satan): he was proud and was of the kaafirs."
(Surah Saad, 38:72-74)
Clearly, Iblees believed in Allah's Oneness of Lordship and in the Day of Judgment. However, he became a kaafir because he was too arrogant and he refused to submit himself wholeheartedly in Islam, just like the people of the Book.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
ROFL pennypitstop... I'm a fan:)
"Ali Baba and 40 thieves" are now "Ali Baba and 30 thieves" ; 10 were laid off.
News Article says:
They include religious symbols and Nazi SS bolts, track marks and, in large letters, the words BY DEMONS BE DRIVEN. He says the line, from a heavy-metal song, reminds him to be a better person.
The other story they won't publish:
Don't ask, Don't tell story line WITH HIS FLAMBOYANT FINE VOICE.
Sorry editor you cant publish that....
If God dropped acid, would he see people? -- George Carlin
A moron is been converted..lol
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Listen to Many..Speak to a few.
Eco-savvy said:
knowledge next time u want any info on QL personalities ...
Why don't you tell us first in QL, Who are you in reality?
Since you are throwing the first stone of judgement.
If God dropped acid, would he see people? -- George Carlin
"Knowledge.. The term Kaffir is used for someone who does not beleive in God."
"If one believes in God that is enough for him or her. Not being a muslim does not deem anyone a Kaffir."
Allah calls them Kaafir. Are you correcting Allah?
Literal meaning Kaafir means to cover up something. In this case, the non-Muslims are covering up the truth of Allah being The One and Only True God worthy of being worshipped. And they're denying and rejecting true Islamic Monotheism. So why does Allah call the Jews, the Christians, and the Pagans of Mecca (who were descendants of Abraham and who maintained the House of Allah), all kuffar in Surah Bayyinnah despite the fact that they all believed in Allah? Because they ALL associated PARTNERS with Allah and covered up/denied His Oneness.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
how much did he recieve when he reverted?
leelah u must be newbie, before commenting you must go back to QL threads.
don,t you think you are bit harsh or aggressive?you comes with beautiful hadiths and quran sayings but you ruin it by your own comments.did you learn Dawah? they teach first thing is politeness which is one of characteristic of Prophet(pbuh).Don,t you think this is bidaht(doing some thing which is not part of hadith or quran)
Are you always an idiot, or just when I'm around?
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
"If one believes in God that is enough for him or her. Not being a muslim does not deem anyone a Kaffir."
Who taught you this garbage? Hamza Yusuf ("the great white sheikh of America?") Do you think the firemen who died in 9/11 were martyrs, too? Islam is more than just belief in God. We have implementation of the limbs as well. Dude...try to spend more time learning your deen verses dunyah.Go learn about the conditions of shahada.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
"True Muslim - rare as rocking horse shit."
I wish I could say the same about a TRUE KAAFIR such as yourself.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
Knowledge.. The term Kaffir is used for someone who does not beleive in God.
If one believes in God that is enough for him or her. Not being a muslim does not deem anyone a Kaffir.
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HE WHO DARES WINS
"Not every non muslim is a Kafir.." Can you please explain yourself? Here's what the Quran and Hadith have to say.
إِنَّ الَّذِينَ كَفَرُواْ مِنْ أَهْلِ الْكِتَـبِ وَالْمُشْرِكِينَ فِى نَارِ جَهَنَّمَ خَـلِدِينَ فِيهَآ أَوْلَـئِكَ هُمْ شَرُّ الْبَرِيَّةِ
"Verily, those who disbelieve from among the People of the Scripture (Jews and Christians) and idolaters, will abide in the fire of Hell. They are the worst of creatures."
(Surah Al Bayyinah, Ayah 6)
(This is the commentary of the ayah by Ibn Kathir)
Allah informs of what will happen to the wicked disbelievers among the People of the Scripture (Jews and Christians) and the idolators who oppose the Allah's divinely revealed Books and the Prophets whom He sent. He says that they will be in the fire of Hell on the Day of Judgement and they will abide therein forever. This means that they will remain in it and they will have no way out of it and they will not cease being in it.
أَوْلَـئِكَ هُمْ شَرُّ الْبَرِيَّةِ
(They are the worst of creatures.) meaning, they are the worst creation that Allah has fashioned and created.
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It is obligatory to have belief in the Messengership of the Prophet (Muhammad pbuh). Narrated Abu Hurairah: Allah's Messenger (pbuh) said, "By Him (Allah) in Whose Hand Muhammad's soul is, there is none from amongst the Jews and Christians (of these present nations) who hears about me and then dies without believing in the Message with which I have been sent (i.e. Islamic Monotheism) but he will be from the dwellers of the (Hell) Fire."
(Sahih Muslim, the Book of Faith, vol. 1, chapter no. 240)
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"And whoever seeks a religion other than Islam it will never be accepted of him, and in the Hereafter he will be one of the losers."
(Surah Aal Imran, ayah 85)
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
No...plants and animals are NOT kaafirs...
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
I bought some Kaffir Lime leaves from FFC.......is that the same thing?
just ask me. I will give u enuf evidence who is who
One Q plz
If "knowledge is light" then what is ignorance
A> Heavy
b> Dark
c> Lack of knowledge
Ignorance is darkness
What was he promised to convert?
lol surely any American (educated one) would not one minute guard these terroists and then convert.
If the guard did convert, shows how retarded he is.
Why be converted by terroists? Why not find a 'true' Muslim', talk to them and then convert.
True Muslim - rare as rocking horse shit.
My thoughts are my own, but I doubt my Mum would agree with some of them.
knowledge_is_light, please change your name to no_Knowledge..
Not every non muslim is a Kafir..
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HE WHO DARES WINS
Begone you dirty Kaafir! How dare you impersonate a muslimaah.............
Alexa your signature has changed only noticed that now.. There is some thing different about you picture too cant figure it out?
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HE WHO DARES WINS
Now I understand...You are a kaafir impersonating a Muslimah. Time to change your picture.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
You are almost right, Roadtester. Unfortunately this practice was abandonned a long time ago. Not in Islam, though!
So where are the christians saying they will cut off his head for converting to islam ;p
of America: freedom to choose whatever religion you want to follow.
In what way is it great news, or even bad news, or in fact anything to do with you, unless you are keeping score??
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"let's slip out of these wet clothes and into a dry martini" Mae West
"He has wrist to shoulder tattoos, quarter sized piercings in his ears and he only quit drinking 3 months ago (despite having converted in 2005)...hmmmmm, wonder how much Newsweek paid him for this story."
Some of the converts/reverts come from the worst of society. It was due to the anger that he felt towards oppression and tyranny that drove him to drinking.It takes time for a new Muslim to learn his religion and then have Imaan (faith) to implement his knowledge. Alhamdulillah, he gave up drinking and is trying to become a better Muslim.
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri
could be..they love to know they are GROWING! and guantanamo was built by the US...broadcasting..now we OWN it...
Qatari prison guard converts to Christianity after talking to Filipino prisoners... that's the death penalty.
Great news.
Ummm...the article?
Gypse what is source of your comments?? or is it made up in Gypsy land
kinda Stockholm syndrome the other way around...identifying themselves with the captive
He has wrist to shoulder tattoos, quarter sized piercings in his ears and he only quit drinking 3 months ago (despite having converted in 2005)...hmmmmm, wonder how much Newsweek paid him for this story.
WELCOME TO THE BEAUTIFUL DEEN OF ISLAM DEAR BROTHER! :)
“Better to die on one's feet than to live on one's knees.” -Dolores Ibárruri