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Convert Islam - Rare Film Discovered Showing The First Public Appearance Ever By The Reverend Louis Farrakhan Minister Of The Nation Of Islam

Rare Film Discovered Showing The First Public Appearance Ever By The Reverend Louis Farrakhan Minister Of The Nation Of Islam
The first time The Rev. Louis Farrakhan ever stepped onto a stage to appear in public was as a high school violin player in 1949. It was on the classic television series: "Ted Mack and The Original Amateur Hour," a precursor to "American Idol." For the first time, the film of his performance and interview is being offered to major media outlets along with photographs taken from the film. (PRWeb Oct 2, 2006) Trackback URI: www.prweb.com/dingpr.php/Q3Jhcy1TcXVhLVRoaXItU3VtbS1JbnNlLVplcm8=

Top Ten Business Opportunity Trends for the Muslim World
Dinar Standard™, a business strategy e-magazine, released an analysis of top ten opportunity trends for the corporate sector of the 57 OIC (Organization of the Islamic Conference) member countries that broadly cover macro- economic, demographic, social, management and technology developments. (PRWeb Oct 11, 2006)

(Saracen/13451) - A Muslim is allowed to live in a country as long as the laws don’t go against

A Muslim is allowed to live in a country as long as the laws don't go against Islam, and should a person do this then he is *required* to follow the laws of said country.  For example, if a country required eating babies then a Muslim should avoid it, but if it requires income tax being paid, then it must be followed.  If you don't like it then get out.  It's as simple as that.

(Jedadaiah/13438) - Doesn’t the Koran say what you’re supposed to do to people who leave Islam?

Doesn't the Koran say what you're supposed to do to people who leave Islam? Wouldn't not implementing that rule be considered innovation? What happened to "we do without questioning"?

(FoxMulder/13442) - I might add that his sermon was given last month in Arabic, a language few

I might add that his sermon was given last month in Arabic, a language few non-Muslims i nAustralia speak. In English he comes out strongly against rape and says women should be allowed to dress as they want. It's the same tactic used by Arafat, who said Israel should be destroyed in Arabic, and pretended to be reasonable when he thought non-Muslims could understand him.

(FoxMulder/13441) - It’s an analogy though, you can’t take apart an analogy and assume that he’s

It's an analogy though, you can't take apart an analogy and assume that he's equating women to meat and men to hungry cats. You have to look at the ACTION part of the analogy. Ie the meat being out attracts the cats, like women being out attracts the men.

(Saracen/13437) - Forrester, we’ve been over this before. There is no leaving Islam and that is

Forrester, we've been over this before.  There is no leaving Islam and that is not an every day occurance.  At *most* a person would come to that conclusion once in his life, however the vast majority of the population do not.  You're being sarcastic when you used my "don't kill" quote.  We both know what I was talking about.  For these two reasons your senario does not fit into the situation I was talking about.  But you asked a question and I will answer:  Nothing will happen.  Normal, everyday Muslims where I live (midwest part of the US) don't go around killing people or beheading them for whatever reason.  If my neighbor down the street decides he needs to leave Islam I really couldn't give a darn.  Doesn't matter to me in any way, shape or form.  And I'm sure that none of the other people who go to my Masjid wouldn't be so bothered by it that they'd try to behead him either.  We don't go around spray painting buildings, threaten our neighbors, tell people to go back where they come from, burn crosses or harass anyone for not wearing a rag on his head.

(Gespalder/13459) - In the Middle East I do believe women can vote in every country. Last I heard

In the Middle East I do believe women can vote in every country. Last I heard it was only Kuwait that had banned women voting and since that time even they have given women the vote.

(Marquis/13434) - a beheading

a beheading

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