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a question for muslims?
i am studying your religion due to all the propaganda out there of it's actual beliefs , can you explain this to me ? is it a lie ?
it is from the book know the enemy , which is a book attempting to show the difference between modern muslims and the radicals such as bin laden
"The most widely respected Islamic authorities: the six accepted collections of (Sunni) hadith; the authoritative commentators on, and exegetes of, the hadith and Qur’an; the leading ancient experts on Islamic law; and the four schools of Islamic fiqh [jurisprudence] all assume that Muslims have a duty to spread the dominion of Islam, through military offensives, until it rules the world"
This is simply a big lie.
They said before the bigger the lie the more believable it will be and this is a classical example of that.
You have the history of Islam in Spain and India to prove me right. If it was dominations that Islam is looking for you would not have found non Muslims when the Islamic rule left these countries
God bless
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