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RE: I Am Muslim And I Am Not Terrorist
Why should she stay away from her religion if this is an important part of her life? We need to respect this. Atheistic people feeling superiority of their position - it just looks bad to me. It makes as much sense as doing it the other way round.
I'm not an atheistic, I'm Christian and I'm not writing that the Christian is perfect!
It does't matter. You suggested staying away from religion while @raseukinapobri's post is about religion being an important part of her life.
It's as if you made a post about being a keen athlete and I'd suggested you give it up because it's a waste of time. It's not very respectful, is it?
@raseukinapobri's post is about religion being an important part of her life. That's why I dislike her post and in the most polite way I put forward my arguments. Have I the right or not ?! "Islam is perfect, which is a sign of bigotry already. It proveks me, but I didn't downvote. Is it respectful or not?
thank @innuendo
You are welcome, @raseukinapobri.
I'm not a religious person myself. I've been to a Muslim country only once but I remember that hearing the adhan (the Islamic call to prayer performed 5 times a day) made quite an impression on me.
I'm proud to be independent of any religion, yet in some way, I envied people around me being united by the act of prayer. It felt quite powerful.