Ramadan. How Many Muslims Here Have Taken The Trouble To Question The Islamic Myths?

Ramadan : How Many Muslims Here Have Taken The Trouble To Question The Islamic Myths

or is it just that all muslims are born with the herd mentality? lol Ex muslim girl sean, my point is that all religions are myths. but as a girl from a islamic family i use islam to get my message across to everyone Mia, if i had the herd mentality i would have still been a practising muslim lol ~~~ sara ~~~

Best Answer To Ramadan Question

If they questioned islam like you did, would they remain muslims? They wouldnt. .

All Answer To Ramadan Questions

Answer 1

How many Christians have taken the time to question the Christian myths? you should be a little more specific before you cast dispersions on everyone who follows a religion. Its one thing to question and criticize the religion itself, its a whole other thing to question all of its practitioners. And what myths are you specifically questioning? What made you decide to leave that particular faith? Are you saying that you are smarter than every Muslim? No particular religion.

Answer 2

nope, ex muslim here :)

Answer 3

I tell you , your suffering from psychosis. "Psychotic Disorders"Mental illness. This is a collection of diseases that severely affect the brain and thinking processes. These people have difficulty thinking rationally and their judgments are impaired. Living their daily life becomes very, very difficult. However, for even the worst of these disorders there is treatment available. The most prevalent symptoms of these diseases are usually delusions and hallucinations. Delusions believe certain facts even after those facts have been proven wrong. Hallucinations are similar to delusions in that the belief is wrong; however hallucinations are felt with the senses and are not thoughts. "Hearing things" or "seeing things" are examples of hallucinations. Some other symptoms are: strange behaviors (may be dangerous to themselves or others), lack of personal hygiene, decreased interest in doing things, strange speech patterns that are not understandable, mood swings, relationship difficulties, slow or strange movements.

Answer 4

no myths in islam. please put this into your mind. or please what are those myths according to you?

Answer 5

Oh Naweed do you never get bored regurgitating the same old tired questions over and over? I was not born into a Muslim family and there was no "herd mentality" in my home. You no ex Muslim and your no girl. You being and ex Muslim and a girl are the only two myths going on around here.

Answer 6

i feel so sorry for you to lose faith in the religion of truth

Answer 7

If they questioned islam like you did, would they remain muslims? They wouldnt. .

Answer 8

You have a reputation that precedes you of being annoying. It proves the myth that ex muslims girls are attention seekers and you probably got dumped by a smart Muslim man and you are bitter. Move on it happens all the time. Seek therapy and you will forget all about him.

Answer 9

which religon are you belong to????

Answer 10

For what purpose you are lieng that uou are an ex Muslim.. ??? I read all of your questions........... plz ask something good

Answer 11

We have taken all the trouble to Answer your stupid and filthy Questions ??????????

Answer 12

It is very interesting how so many supposed Muslims posted answers that do not address the question but, rather, degarde the faith of Islam by name calling, slandering and promoting hatred (not the "peace" of Islam) towards the poster. Besides the myths borrowed from the Judaic and Christian scriptures and transposed into the Holy Quran, the other most obvious myths have to do with the distortions employed as a means to attempt to convience others of the "truth" of Islam, especially the supposed scientific evidence which was only unknown to the Arabic population at the time of the Prophet Muhammad (sallahu alaihi wasallaam) and which was well known to the Greeks, Romans, Indians and the Chinese as examples. Sadly, few will have questioned any of the various aspects of Islam (or other such and associated faith systems) as it is cleverly implied that to do so is shirk and a serious sin....which is a "catch 22" situation of "damned if you do and damned if you dont". Islam, like all other religions, holds some beautiful truths which, like roses, most be picked carefully from among the thorns of the same. Is it wise to comdemn the whole when some parts are good or is it wiser to use that which is beneficial and reject that which is not? However, it does little good for anyone when one repeatedly tries to stir up animosity and anger among others as you have so often done seemingly seeking some sort of "revenge" at those whom you miguidedly think of have caused your unhappiness. You and you alone are responsible for your happiness or lack there of. Perhaps it is wiser to allow each to follow their own personally chosen path as long as in doing so they do no harm to others nor to themselves, do not promote or support violence and extremism, nor foster disharmony and disunity among others. All paths lead to the top of the mountain. Let each walk their own path in and by being peace. Be well/maa salaam.

Answer 13

which myths?

Answer 14

Although myths, or dogmas, exist in Islam they are very uncommon. I mean, compare them with Christianity!

Answer 15

lol ?? whats so funny ? u r laughing without a reason .. wow ! u r crazy !! ! Ill tell u ! ...laugh now and well see whos laughing in the end !! i feel sorry for u ! plz get a life and have fun with it cuz the end wont be pretty !!

Answer 16

Yes, many muslims have questioned it but later found it was the truth.

Answer 17

all ur Qs r boring