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toba: "'A'isha and Abdullah reported: As the Messenger of Allah (may peace be upon him) was about to breathe his last, he drew his sheet upon his face and when he felt uneasy, he uncovered his face and said in that very state: Let there be curse upon the Jews and the Christians that they have taken the graves of their apostles as places of worship. He in fact warned (his men) against what they (the Jews and the Christians) did." -- Sahih Muslim 1082

Jamilu1984: this is unpatriotic to ur religion coz u dnt even knw who insult prophet Isah <jesus>. the cocoroaches that make that make that film are ur brothers <christians>. we respect prophet isah as we respect prophet Muhammad peace be upon him. in islam, if one insult a prophet he or she must be executed. islam is a religion of peace and it will always be. and one more thing, i challenge each and every infidels that post a coment on ths page to go back to history nd find out the religion that brought peace into ths world.

You don't feel silly for saaying the bolded? You should be ashamed of that your child ®aping prophet

seunajia:

Sorry man. Worship/belief is between you and your God. If the act of some misguided people can make you convert, then you were never a muslim in the first place!

Valid questions to ask:
» What does the Qu'ran say about violence?
» Wasn't the prophet abused, molested, beaten and stoned during his lifetime? Did he abuse back and fight back or did he pray for the liberation of those transgressors?
» Does this violence represent the views of muslim worldwide?...?

Allah knows best.

@bolded actually your prophet never prayed for transgressors. He even cursed Christians and Jews on his sick bed.

@OP they had better keep those animals up north in check

What happened to that pic now eh mods?

I've got to watch this movie. Any link for the said movie?

banned by mactuji or whatever the name is.

Reason: ordinary troll

Duration of the ban: 3 months

So unfair

^^ me too

[b]Cairo (CNN)—
The United States said it was taking measures to protect its citizens worldwide after protesters angry about an online film considered offensive to Islam attacked U.S. diplomatic compounds in Libya and Egypt on Tuesday.
In Cairo, several men scaled the walls of the U.S. Embassy and tore down its American flag, according to CNN producer Muhammad Fadel Fahmy, who was on the scene.
In Libya, witnesses say members of a radical Islamist group called Ansar al-Sharia protested near the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, where NATO jets established no-fly zones last year to blunt ground attacks from then Libyan strong man Moammar Gadhafi.
The group then clashed with security forces in the city, blocking roads leading to the consulate, witnesses said.
A U.S. State Department officer was killed in the violence in Benghazi, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said in a statement late Tuesday.
"We are heartbroken by this terrible loss," Clinton said. "Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and those who have suffered in this attack."
Clinton said that she condemned the attack on the U.S. facilities "in the strongest terms" and that following Tuesday's events, the U.S. government was"working with partner countries around the world to protect our personnel, our missions and American citizens worldwide."
Libya's General National Conference also condemned the attack, saying it "led to the regrettable injury and death of a number of individuals." Lawmakers said in a statement Tuesday night that they were investigating.

"One such breach of an embassy or consulate's walls or security on any given day would be tremendous news. ... The fact that two of them happened on the same day that is the 9/11 anniversary where Americans are remembering those that we lost, you have to ask yourself, what are American officials trying to understand about this and whether or not these two are related?" she asked.
In Egypt, police and army personnel formed defensive lines around the U.S. Embassy in an effort to prevent demonstrators from advancing, but not before the protesters affixed a black flag atop a ladder in the American compound.
The black flag, which hangs in full view from inside the complex, is adorned with white characters that read, "There is no God but Allah and Muhammad is his messenger," an emblem often used by Islamic radicals.
A volley of warning shots were fired as a large crowd gathered around the compound, although it is not clear who fired the shots.
Egyptian groups point to U.S. websites, including You Tube, that have scenes from the film. Some anti-Muslim blogs also have flagged the movie.
In a series of disjointed scenes, film makers depict Prophet Muhammad as a child molester, womanizer and ruthless killer.
Most of the Muslim world considers depictions of Muhammad to be blasphemous and deeply offensive.
It was not clear late Tuesday who produced the film and under what auspices.
"Some have sought to justify this vicious behavior as a response to inflammatory material posted on the Internet," Clinton said. "The United States deplores any intentional effort to denigrate the religious beliefs of others. Our commitment to religious tolerance goes back to the very beginning of our nation."
But she stressed that "there is never any justification for violent acts of this kind."
Embassy officials issued a warning to Americans in Egypt, telling them to avoid the demonstrations which "may gather in front of the U.S. Embassy, or Egyptian government buildings such as the People's Assembly and Ministry of Interior."
"It is unclear if large numbers will take to the streets, but clashes may occur should two opposing groups come into contact with one another," the U.S. Embassy said in a statement. "Large gatherings and non-essential travel in and around downtown and Garden City should be avoided this afternoon."
Frenzied protesters could been seen Tuesday afternoon holding up bits of a shredded American flag to television camera crews while chanting anti-U.S. slogans.
An embassy phone operator told CNN that the compound had been cleared of diplomatic personnel earlier in the day, ahead of the apparent threat, while Egyptian riot police and the army were called in.
"This is an expression of a feeling that is thought to be an insult," said Nizih El Naggary, a spokesman for the Egyptian Foreign Ministry. "But events like this are extremely deplorable. And we have to work to get things under control."
The Foreign Ministry issued a statement Tuesday, pledging to protect embassies and warning of the protests' potentially debilitating effects on the Egyptian economy.
"There are police forces at the demonstrations," El Naggary said. "They should be protecting the embassy and asking people to leave."
Several individuals claimed responsibility for organizing the demonstrations Tuesday, including Salafist leader Wesam Abdel-Wareth, who is president of Egypt's conservative Hekma television channel.
Mohamed al-Zawahiri -- the brother of al Qaeda leaderAyman al-Zawahiri -- added, "We called for the peaceful protest joined by different Islamic factions including the Islamic Jihad (and the) Hazem Abu Ismael movement."
"We were surprised to see the big numbers show up, including the soccer Ultra fans," he said. "I just want to say, how would the Americans feel if films insulting leading Christian figures like the pope or historical figures like Abraham Lincoln were produced?"
He added that "the film portrays the prophet in a very ugly manner, alluding to topics like sex, which is not acceptable."
The U.S. Embassy in Cairo announced that it had canceled visa services for Wednesday.
It also said in a statement that it "condemns the continuing efforts by misguided individuals to hurt the religious feelings of Muslims -- as we condemn efforts to offend believers of all religions."
Demonstrations elicited a mixture of reactions from the Egyptian street, where last year tens of thousands turned out in opposition to former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak.
This summer, Egypt's first Islamist president, Muhammad Morsy, was sworn into power at Tahrir Square, the scene of the nation's revolution in 2011.
Though Tuesday's embassy protests are the first that Morsy has dealt with, Egypt recently produced similar scenarios when protesters attacked the Israeli and Syrian embassies in unrelated episodes.
"These protests are a bad image for Egypt," said a Cairo street vendor named Ahmed. "Of course I'm against insulting Islam, but it's the under educated, poor people who are out here causing problems."
"All I want for Egypt is security and stability," he said."And as you can see this isn't it."
The incident occurred on the 11th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks as crowds gathered across the United States in somber remembrance of a day that left nearly 3,000 people dead.
Tuesday's focus on the controversial film also drew comparisons to outcry generated from a 2008 movie produced by an anti-Muslim Dutch lawmaker, which then sought to portray Islam as a violent religion.
Geert Wilders' film "Fitna," which he released online, featured images of terrorist acts superimposed over verses from the Quran.[/b]
http://www.cnn.com/2012/09/11/world/meast/egpyt-us-embassy-protests/index.html

LagosShia: The foundation of Islam all muslims adhere to is tawheed.
The fundamentals of religion known as Usoolud-din of the Sunnis are the same ones the Shia subscribe to.
The disagreement is largely built on the furoo-ud-din (branches of religion) which is largely built on interpretation.

OK

LagosShia: It is only in christianity you find hardly two sects or denomination sharing the same fundamentals if there is any.and each sect/denomination is so distinct it can be classified a religion on its own.take for instance catholics and jehovah's witnesses.very big differences.

Yes there maybe be some differences. But they don't go blowing each other up for those differences. [/b]https://www.nairaland.com/961495/timeline-sectarian-terrorism-against-shia

LagosShia: even on the only fundamental belief in christianity shared presently by almost all christians-which is the doctrine of crucifiction-christians still differ therein.was he crucificted on a cross or a stalk? E.t.c.

[b] Just like you differ in who's the right successor of Muhammad. Really cross or stalk? Didn't know that was a subject for debate

LagosShia: The hadith of 73 sects and only one being the saved one is not agreed upon as authentic.there are many factors God will judge man on.

that's your own cup of tea. Just hope you're on the right sect. Else y'all will be herded to hell with the kafirs

LagosShia: it is difficult to say God would simply send people to hell fire based on what they believed even though Islam is the chosenpath of God Almighty.therefore we muslims do not sentence people to hell as christians and bible thumpers do threatening anyone who doesn't"accept" Jesus (as) as his "lord and saviour" with hell.

Lol, where you on something when you typed that?

Surah5:80 Those Muslims who befriend unbelievers will
abide in hell.

Surah 3:10 Those who do not believe in
Muhammad are but fuel for the fire of Hell
(also 66:6, 2:24. 21:98).

Your prophet calls the Christians “ gone astray” and invokes on them the wrath of God (Q. 1:7) Muslims recite this verse every day as their prayer.

Muhammad said, may Allah destroy the Christians for calling Jesus son of God. (Q.9:30)

LagosShia: so even if one be a criminal once you believe you're "saved"!and no matter how good you're once you disbelieve christians would play God and send you to hell fire.Islam is not like that because God is the Master of the Day of Judgement-"maliki yawmiddin"!

Jesus made it clear that those
Who will inherit the Kingdom of God are those whose who do the will of God. So believing in him isn't just enough. You also have to obey his commandments of which being a criminal is not among. But contrast that to your prophet who promised Paradise to the Ummah, even if they had committed adultery, thievery, and drank wine.
I heard Abu Dharr narrating it from the Apostle (may peace be upon him) that he observed: Gabriel came to me and gave me the tidings: Verily he who died amongst your Ummah without associating anything with Allah would enter Paradise. I (the narrator) said: Even if he committed adultery and theft. He (the HolyProphet) said: (Yes), even if he committed adultery and theft. Sahih muslim Book 1, Number 171

LagosShia:

In english there is a difference between 'changing religion' and 'changing the religion'.

I have also earlier explained in this thread about apostacy in Islam and I'm not going to repeat myself.

Lol, "changing the religion" like how? It's not like shi'as and sunnis are practicing the same thing so it has been changed. And it's still the same thing. If they are "changing the religion" it means they've already left or discarded the one Muhammad practiced so it's still apostacy. That's why they where killed. No wonder the sectarian violence cus each believes the other is wrong.
https://www.nairaland.com/961495/timeline-sectarian-terrorism-against-shia

[size=30pt]So they fu©ked up as usual. Officially signing off this thread [/size]