MY OPENING STATEMENT BELOW IS TO EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCES IN THE TORAH, KORAN & BIBLE REGARDING ‘HOLY WAR’.
The book that Muslims use as a holy scripture preaches to make war upon people that do not believe in Islam, known as a Jihad. Sura 9:73 says, “Prophet, make war on the unbelievers and the hypocrites, and deal rigorously with them. Hell shall be their home; an evil fate”.
Further more, where the religious scriptures of Christians and Jews gives allowance for ‘conscientious objectors’, the Koran does not. Deuteronomy 20:8 states, “The officials shall go on addressing the troops and say, Is there anyone afraid or gentle-hearted? Let him go back to his home, lest he melt the heart of his brothers, like his heart. The Koran on the other hand does not provide for such ‘gentle-heartedness’, as a matter of fact, the Koran tells the Muslim that he must fight. Sura 2:16 says, “Fighting is obligatory for you, much as you dislike it, but you may hate a thing although it is good for you, and love a thing that is bad for you. God knows, but you do not.
An Islamic homicide bomber is quoted, “Yes, I am a terrorist,” he says. “Write that down: I admit I am a terrorist. [The Koran] says it is the duty of Muslims to bring terror to the enemy, so being a terrorist makes me a good Muslim.” He quotes lines from the sura known as Al-Anfal, or the Spoils of War: “Against them make ready your strength to the utmost of your power, including steeds of war, to strike terror into the enemy of Allah and your enemy.” (Time Magazine, June 26, 2005. Bobby Ghosh) Sura 8:60 states, “Muster against them all the men and cavalry at your command, so that you may strike terror into the enemy of God and your enemy, and others besides them who are unknown to you but known to God.”
There are faxes for this order.
