This is very very good!  I try and make it a habit not to even look at 
comments on most websites - but every once in a while it's hard - as on 
youtube.  I appreciate this!

Peace Justice wrote:
>
>
>     *_Countering Anti-Islam Propaganda - Adil SALAHI_*
>     ** 
>
>     This answer first appeared at /_www.arabnews.com_/
>     <http://www.arabnews.com/>/. It is republished with kind
>     permission with slight editorial modifications./
>
>      
>
>     _There are many websites that are intent on undermining Islam._
>     Some are openly hostile, while others adopt an apparently
>     objective stance making their criticism sound more plausible.
>     Other websites have a more subtle approach, citing some Hadiths
>     when they make an argument, but relying always on using half truths.
>
>      
>
>     There are some, which try to show themselves as truth seekers, but
>     they twist arguments and rely on false reports presenting them as
>     solid truth. Those who run and manage these websites belong to
>     different trends and have different agendas.
>
>      
>
>     To what extent should we take up the challenge and how? If we were
>     to answer every point on every website, we will find ourselves
>     immersed in a long-winded argument that will benefit no one.
>
>      
>
>       1.
>           To start with, our answer will not be placed side by side
>           with the criticism, to allow a reader to weigh up both
>           arguments. Therefore, the person who reads the criticism
>           will most probably remain unaware of the answer.
>       2.
>           Secondly, our argument will never be as powerful as that of
>           the Quran. These people twist the Quran and Hadith to serve
>           their purpose. What will they do with our arguments?
>       3.
>           Thirdly, there are too many websites that criticize Islam,
>           and trying to answer them all requires an army of scholars
>           who devote all their time to this ultimately impossible task.
>
>     The other day a reader sent me a link to one of these websites.
>     The link speaks about what the writer calls "contradictions in the
>     Quran." Apparently he listed these after someone wrote to him that
>     there are 101 contradictions in the Bible.
>
>      
>
>     He retorted by listing close to 200 points of so-called
>     contradictions in the Quran. My reader asked me to reply to these.
>     I looked at them and found out that they all rely on a mixture of
>     inaccuracy, deliberate twisting of facts, and sheer ignorance.
>
>      
>
>     To write an answer to each one of them would require me to devote
>     a few months to the task during which I do nothing else. What
>     would I come up with in the end? _Nothing other than refuting a
>     small section on a single website. Would the users of that website
>     be aware of our refutation? Most likely not. Then what is the gain?_
>
>      
>
>     _*What is the proper policy to adopt, then?*_
>
>     The first point is to listen to what God tells us in the Quran
>     what means:
>
>     *{Do not argue with the people of earlier revelations in other
>     than the most kindly manner, except for those of them who are
>     intent on wrongdoing; and say: 'We believe in that which has been
>     revealed to us, as well as that which has been revealed to you,
>     for our God and your God is one. It is to Him that we submit
>     ourselves.'" (Al-`Ankabut 29:46)
>
>     This is indeed _the proper attitude: an argument in a kindly
>     manner that points out that we basically believe in God_ who is
>     the Lord of all the worlds.
>
>     In addition, _we should have our own websites which present Islam
>     in its rightful image, so that people who seek to know the truth
>     about Islam can find it._ A number of scholars have their own
>     websites, and this trend is on the increase.
>
>     We should also remain confident that the truth of Islam is
>     overpowering. No argument can stand to the truth that emanates
>     from God Almighty. Therefore, we _need not be scared by such
>     hostile adversaries._
>
>     Over the centuries, there were many like them who used the best
>     means available to them in their own times, but they could not mar
>     the image of Islam. Their present and future successors will end
>     up with the same failure.
>
>      
>
>     Many are those who tried over the years _to undermine the position
>     of Hadith_ in Islam. _They dress their argument with a seemingly
>     appropriate clothing, saying that the Quran is God's word and we
>     do not need anything other than His word._
>
>     _*They simply overlook two basic principles:*_ the first is that
>     to be a Muslim one declares his belief in God's Oneness and at the
>     same time declares his belief that Muhammad was God's messenger.
>     _*Unless he believes in both, he is not a Muslim.*_
>
>     The other is the Quranic commandment:
>
>     *{Whatever the Messenger gives you, take it, and whatever he
>     forbids you, refrain from it.}* (Al-Hashr 59:7)
>
>      
>
>     *The Prophet gave us both the Quran and the Hadith. If we abandon
>     the Hadith, how can we account for disobeying God's order?*
>
>     ** 
>
>     I hope this answers your question. Please keep in touch.
>
>      
>
>     Source:
>     
> http://www.readingislam.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1239888655280&pagename=IslamOnline-English-AAbout_Islam%2FAskAboutIslamE%2FAskAboutIslamE
>     
> <http://www.readingislam.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1239888655280&pagename=IslamOnline-English-AAbout_Islam%2FAskAboutIslamE%2FAskAboutIslamE>
>
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>     Thanks a lot for your time.
>     *BeJustPeace* 
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>     somethine like this from this account, please forgive me as
>     sometimes, people may spam using my ID. Wish you all the best.
>     RESPECT.
>
>
>
>
>
> 

-- 
Linda
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and all is mended, That you have but slumber'd
here While these visions did appear..."
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