'Why I created Islamic super heroes'

Judged:

1

Joe DeCaro wrote:

"THE 99 references the 99 attributes of Allah - generosity, mercy, wisdom and dozens of others not used to describe Islam in the media when you were growing up ..."
Was it the fault of "the media" that I didn't see any of these attributes on 9-11?

Judged:

1

steve wrote:

What is an 'islamic super hero' anyway?
A suicide bomber?

Wilberhum wrote:

I wonder how Big Mo feels about having another super heroe?
I would think that would mess with his megalomania.

Hal wrote:

<quoted text>
By Islam standards 9/11 was indeed an injustice. But 9/11 was the consequence of past US injustice ...

Joe DeCaro wrote:

<quoted text>
Blaming the victim rationalizations don't even work for rape, much less mass murder.
BTW, how many foreign nationals also died in the Twin Towers? Do you have a rationale for their deaths as well?

Wilberhum wrote:

I was really impressed.
I thought FINALLY when I read "Muslims need to bring extremists back to reason".
But then, as usual, there was the kicker "but you should first ……………….".
Which brings me back to the same sad place.
We have no responsibility to take and action till you take action.
And my hopes faded back into there same old place of despair.

Judged:

1

1

Hal wrote:

<quoted text>
I'm a Muslim but I must recognize that though you critics of Islam are systematic, you try to show intellectual honesty. I’m convinced that your critics when justified are related to certain groups of Muslim people rather than to Islam per se. Otherwise I would just ignore you like I ignore those who insult prophets... the Lord is aware of their mischief.
This being said, there is no rationale to blind revenge except the rationale of a poorly conducted talion law. The Qur'an again warns people to beware a punishment that won't fall upon those who did wrong alone. If you live in an unjust country you might be a victim of retaliation though you were a good fellow. It's like being in a ship, it's a collective responsibility.
Muslims need to bring extremists back to reason, but you should first pressure your establishment to respect other people's views, property and freedoms : doing that extremists won't even exist at first place.

Hal wrote:

<quoted text>
I'm ready to throw candles of hope in the well of your despair. Actually President Obama already understood that he needed to make the first step and he did. His problem is that some US lobbies who share your own "irresponsible" views are resisting his policy and trying to destabilize him and jeopardize his sound approach.

Judged:

1

1

1

Hal wrote:

... Muslims need to bring extremists back to reason, but you should first pressure your establishment to respect other people's views, property and freedoms : doing that extremists won't even exist at first place.

Hal wrote:

<quoted text>
I'm a Muslim but I must recognize that though you critics of Islam are systematic, you try to show intellectual honesty. I’m convinced that your critics when justified are related to certain groups of Muslim people rather than to Islam per se. Otherwise I would just ignore you like I ignore those who insult prophets... the Lord is aware of their mischief.
This being said, there is no rationale to blind revenge except the rationale of a poorly conducted talion law. The Qur'an again warns people to beware a punishment that won't fall upon those who did wrong alone. If you live in an unjust country you might be a victim of retaliation though you were a good fellow. It's like being in a ship, it's a collective responsibility.
Muslims need to bring extremists back to reason, but you should first pressure your establishment to respect other people's views, property and freedoms : doing that extremists won't even exist at first place.