"You can fool some of the people some of the time but you can not fool all the people all the time". Abraham Lincoln
I am a Somali Moslem
I have a long beard
I am moderate
I am a modern man
I am a doctor
I am a teacher
I am an engineer
I am an architect
I am a lecturer
I run hispitals
I run schools
I run everything
On earth and space
I am a chosem leader
I shun extremeism
I rule out use of force
But without sharia I won't rule
I and extremists have same goals
Only our strategies are different
Thank you Abdinoor for talking about this important issue. Islam means peace and we, Muslims, beleive that it is the ultimate solution to all the problems in this world. All the problems are the results of unIslamic systems such as Capitalism which encourages uneven distribution of income and resources in this world. Some countries are getting richer at the expense of others because of capitalism. This is the root cause of terrorism, world poverty, underdevelopment, crime, and evil acts. One man in the USA is richer than whole countries in Africa despite the fact that those countries produce diamonds or other export commodities. I encourage everyone to read about Islam and understand its teachings and you will sure attain peace of mind ever after.
Abdi-Noor, the reference to shari'a is provocative. As much as the word refers to 'inner law' of submission under the hand of God, I have no problems. As an 'outer law' of commandments and submission of all non-Muslims through the Jizyah tax, and prohibition on all non-Muslim open worship, it gives me more than problems; it becomes a corrupting strategy. Perhaps, Abdi-Noor, it is time to consider defining what shari'a means to you; and discussion between the inner law and outer law, between faith practised in love and that practised under coercion. Are your strategies so very different? Please explain, teach all of us!
Could I also ask you to answer the prohibition on Muslims having Christian or Jewish friends (Surah Maida 5:51)?
I agree with you, Abdi-Noor and I see this as the biggest obstacle facing Somalia today; the division of her people. Your government is not cohesive which makes it easy for policy to change with the wind and for factions to struggle and war. With all of this, it is the people who suffer which is always the greatest casuality of war. There is no one to look out for the people and there is no one to consider their welfare. I hope things improve for your country, Abdi-Noor. Keeping you in my prayers that freedom may soon grace your soil.
Take care,
Sherry
Abraham Lincoln was a excellent logician, but he also saw that the world was not perfect.Excellent write.
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on January 20, 2007
The quote is freely taken from Abraham Lincon. I loved your poem, except that Sharia is rather extreme in its views. Ex: the stoning of people, especially woman because of adultery is in my opinion wrong. Life belongs to God alone. I am against the death penalty. Victor
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Thanks Abdinoor
Abdullahi
Could I also ask you to answer the prohibition on Muslims having Christian or Jewish friends (Surah Maida 5:51)?
Assalamu alaikum. Fergus
Take care,
Sherry
Susan