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Do Muslims intentionally deceive non-Muslims in the name of Allah?
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5:54 "Muslims are allowed to deceive non-Muslims if it helps Islam.
For non-Muslims, this principle called TAQIYYA is another surprising concept of Islam.
While most other religions speak of truthfulness, the Quran instructs Muslims to lie to non-Muslims about their believes and their political ambitions to protect and spread Islam.
There are many examples of today's Islamic leaders saying one thing in English for the western press and then saying something entirely different to their own follower in Arabic a few days later."
If the above statement is true, then it is scary for non-Muslims to be friendly with Muslims.
5:54 "Muslims are allowed to deceive non-Muslims if it helps Islam.
For non-Muslims, this principle called TAQIYYA is another surprising concept of Islam.
While most other religions speak of truthfulness, the Quran instructs Muslims to lie to non-Muslims about their believes and their political ambitions to protect and spread Islam.
There are many examples of today's Islamic leaders saying one thing in English for the western press and then saying something entirely different to their own follower in Arabic a few days later."
If the above statement is true, then it is scary for non-Muslims to be friendly with Muslims.
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Do Muslims consider non-Muslims as their enemy?
6:29 "Deceiving the enemy is always useful in war, and Islam is at war with non-Islamic world until the whole world follows Shari'a law.
All non-Muslims living in non-Islamic states are therefore enemies.
So, deceiving westerners is totally acceptable - even encouraged - if it can forward the goals of the spread of Islam."
6:29 "Deceiving the enemy is always useful in war, and Islam is at war with non-Islamic world until the whole world follows Shari'a law.
All non-Muslims living in non-Islamic states are therefore enemies.
So, deceiving westerners is totally acceptable - even encouraged - if it can forward the goals of the spread of Islam."
@Paul,
Agree with your comment, but 'Two Wrongs Make a Right' is a fallacy.
Agree with your comment, but 'Two Wrongs Make a Right' is a fallacy.
@Lamp,
That part is not missed and written in the question description.
Why do Muslims consider innocent non-Muslims as their enemy? It's not fair to hurt non-violent good people.
That part is not missed and written in the question description.
Why do Muslims consider innocent non-Muslims as their enemy? It's not fair to hurt non-violent good people.
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