Islam is contagious. Once you learn you start to see the world in a different way. No wonder if spreads fast.
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If you kill anyone who's not Muslim it spreads fast.
Hahahahahaha this comment is really funny.
I don’t think that’s fair though. It’s blown out of proportion.
It’s like saying all Christians are high school shooters. But really that’s not how it works.
You're a clown.
You are strawmanning an entire religion to be murderers.
I haven't read the Quran, but is loving your neighbor not a premise for Islam as well?
Have Christian mercenaries never became extreme similarly?
Honestly curious
I lean more towards Christianity myself, but I don't see an issue with Islam
Christians at one point were the colonialists, now it's Islam.
Not saying there aren't peaceful Muslims but they're mostly intolerant as a grouping.
That's why Muslim majority countries trend to 99% homogeneity, including the wrong type of muzzie.
Wake up buddy.
Further,
They're mostly pro incest and pro pedophilia.
Look into this.
I do see evidence of the convergence towards complete Islamic states as you say, however that may be a result of governmental structuring in those areas rather then genuine religious differences.
Regardless your arguments can remain strong while also remaining respectful.
Muslims being "mostly" incestual and pedaphilic seems inaccurate, but I'll look into it.
You don't understand what you're talking about, maybe do some research and travel before you spew.
You seem to know a lot about Muslims. I just hope you lived in a Muslim country or at least have interacted with Muslims.
There are billions of Muslims. We come in all shapes and sizes.
You seem to be misunderstanding the premise,
Muslims as a grouping & one of Muslims in the west.
I have lived & visited & spent time with many Muslims for years, you're idiotic.
Muslims carried the world during the dark ages. They were the bridge that helped advance all sciences we know now. If you want to claim that the last 60 years were a disaster, sure.
The Muslim world, particularly during the Golden Age of Islam (8th to 14th century), made significant contributions to various sciences. Here are some notable areas:
1. Mathematics:
• Algebra: Al-Khwarizmi is known as the “father of algebra.” His works introduced systematic solutions of linear and quadratic equations.
• Trigonometry: Scholars like Al-Battani contributed to the development of trigonometry, improving the understanding of sine, cosine, and tangent functions.
2. Astronomy:
• Muslim astronomers made precise observations and improvements to the Ptolemaic model of the universe. The works of Al-Battani, Al-Zarqali, and Ibn al-Haytham (Alhazen) were foundational.
• They developed new instruments, such as the astrolabe, and improved navigational techniques.
3. Medicine:
• Ibn Sina (Avicenna) wrote “The Canon of Medicine,” which was a standard medical text in Europe and the Islamic world for centuries.
• Al-Razi (Rhazes) made significant contributions to pediatrics, ophthalmology, and infectious diseases.
4. Chemistry:
• Jabir ibn Hayyan (Geber) is often considered the father of chemistry. He developed early techniques of distillation, crystallization, and filtration, and described numerous chemical substances.
5. Physics:
• Ibn al-Haytham made groundbreaking work in optics, explaining vision and light reflection and refraction. His work laid the foundations for the modern science of optics.
6. Geography and Cartography:
• Al-Idrisi created one of the most detailed and accurate maps of the world in the medieval period.
• Muslim geographers improved the understanding of the Earth’s geography and developed more accurate maps and navigational tools.
7. Philosophy and Natural Sciences:
• Philosophers like Al-Farabi, Ibn Sina, and Ibn Rushd (Averroes) integrated Aristotelian philosophy with Islamic thought, which influenced both the Islamic world and medieval Europe.
• They made contributions to the understanding of natural sciences, ethics, and metaphysics.
8. Botany and Agriculture:
• Scholars documented and classified numerous plants and their medicinal properties.
• They improved agricultural techniques, including irrigation and crop rotation.
These contributions were facilitated by a culture that valued learning, translation of earlier Greek, Persian, and Indian texts, and the establishment of institutions like the House of Wisdom in Baghdad.
You're reminiscing on an Arabic/Muslim order that is long gone.
Modern Islamic countries of the past two centuries are barbarians who have no regard for human life.
#WTFHAPPENEDIN1915
Where Muslim majority go, death will follow.
This all started after the British empire shat its pants because of how successful the Ottoman Empire was.
If they left the region alone, the Middle East would be thriving.
But noooo they had to start WW1 and destabilize the entire region.
