I'm a Muslim. Ask me anything!

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Anonymous wrote: I know the truth and I know you do too.

The truth is you'll never know anything about me.

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Your writing is distinctly ethnic also. The terms you use are indicative of someone not born or raised in the US. You are unfamiliar with American colloquialism or idiomatic expressions.

Hardly a crime, is it?

Anonymous wrote: And you harbor an endless vengeful hatred of Islam that is not typical of any good Christian or Jew.

Never pretended to be a Christian or a Jew, much less a good one. It was you who insisted on calling me an evangelical christian crusader with a fat file at the Pentagon, and then, when I told you laughingly I am no Christian, an antichrist. We had a good laugh about that.

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You are one of a kind.

That is true.

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The Pakistani reference is only in response to your usage of words spoken predominantly in that country (or India).

Provincial.

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The disgruntled part is the part you should focus on. You are on a one woman vendetta, a campaign against Islam and Muslims. I quoted to you passages from Leila Ahmeds book where she praises Islam and I'm sure you were befuddled. I have a few more scholarly books written by various other nonMuslim scholars to quote from that confirm Leila Ahmed's assertions.

Just like you quoted me something that "proved" concubines were freed upon pregnancy? What is it with you kicking yourself, posting things that you think prove one thing when they prove something entirely different?

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I think you are so hateful toward Islam because of your own negative personal experience that you have lost all ability to reason, be fair, or just.

Actually, I've had fabulous experiences with Muslims, most of whom are blessedly unlike you. I'm about to have another verrry positive experience with a Muslim - a couple of hours from now, when our Muslim son is asleep. I'm Islam-neutral. I advised much earlier to focus on the lovely, uncontroversial bits in Islam, which are many. You, for some reason, insist on focusing on the less attractive ones. Oh well, you can take the girl to the water..

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The greatest outcome of your hate has been a flurry of interested reporters and investigative journalists who now want to research your posts. I never expected that, but it brings me solace to know that something good may come out of this.

So far, the greatest outcome of my writings has been your continued embarrassment. I look forward to much more. So, please continue to do as I say - post more, post often.

Well, I'm glad your husband finds you useful for something then, thanks for sharing, witty one.

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Well, I'm glad your husband finds you useful for something then, thanks for sharing, witty one.

Well, you keep insisting I had negative experiences with Muslims, I felt it's only fair to point out the obvious. So, any time! And that "something" is my sacred right in Islam, much more so in Shia Islam, as you should know - another lovely bit on which you could have focused, but decided not to, preferring instead to say weird things about concubines.

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Well, I'm glad your husband finds you useful for something then, thanks for sharing, witty one.

You seem weirdly Catholic on the subject of marital sex. Are you quite sure you are Muslim?

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Well, I'm glad your husband finds you useful for something then, thanks for sharing, witty one.

You seem weirdly Catholic on the subject of marital sex. Are you quite sure you are Muslim?

Different PP. I'm not Catholic, but I think your attitude towards Catholcs ("weirdly Catholic") is pretty insulting, although it's pretty consistent with other statements you've made about Christians.

I'm sure you'd go nuclear about Islamophobia if somebody described a practice as "weirdly Muslim."

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Well, I'm glad your husband finds you useful for something then, thanks for sharing, witty one.

You seem weirdly Catholic on the subject of marital sex. Are you quite sure you are Muslim?

Different PP. I'm not Catholic, but I think your attitude towards Catholcs ("weirdly Catholic") is pretty insulting, although it's pretty consistent with other statements you've made about Christians.

I'm sure you'd go nuclear about Islamophobia if somebody described a practice as "weirdly Muslim."

I don't think you know who I am, so let's not talk about consistency with "other statements you've made about Christians." This is an anonymous board. You have no idea who said what. My statement was made with a big dollop of sarcasm. I also don't think it's a secret to anyone how Catholic church viewed marital sex until perhaps very recently.

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Well, I'm glad your husband finds you useful for something then, thanks for sharing, witty one.

You seem weirdly Catholic on the subject of marital sex. Are you quite sure you are Muslim?

Different PP. I'm not Catholic, but I think your attitude towards Catholcs ("weirdly Catholic") is pretty insulting, although it's pretty consistent with other statements you've made about Christians.

I'm sure you'd go nuclear about Islamophobia if somebody described a practice as "weirdly Muslim."

I don't think you know who I am, so let's not talk about consistency with "other statements you've made about Christians." This is an anonymous board. You have no idea who said what. My statement was made with a big dollop of sarcasm. I also don't think it's a secret to anyone how Catholic church viewed marital sex until perhaps very recently.

So you deny that you'd go nuclear if somebody called something "weirdly Muslim"? Because you've called people Islamophobes for much less, like not watching your videos.

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Well, I'm glad your husband finds you useful for something then, thanks for sharing, witty one.

You seem weirdly Catholic on the subject of marital sex. Are you quite sure you are Muslim?

Different PP. I'm not Catholic, but I think your attitude towards Catholcs ("weirdly Catholic") is pretty insulting, although it's pretty consistent with other statements you've made about Christians.

I'm sure you'd go nuclear about Islamophobia if somebody described a practice as "weirdly Muslim."

I don't think you know who I am, so let's not talk about consistency with "other statements you've made about Christians." This is an anonymous board. You have no idea who said what. My statement was made with a big dollop of sarcasm. I also don't think it's a secret to anyone how Catholic church viewed marital sex until perhaps very recently.

So you deny that you'd go nuclear if somebody called something "weirdly Muslim"? Because you've called people Islamophobes for much less, like not watching your videos.

I'm not the Muslim poster. Ergo, I haven't called people Islamophobes for much less, or much more, or even for that exact thing.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Well, I'm glad your husband finds you useful for something then, thanks for sharing, witty one.

You seem weirdly Catholic on the subject of marital sex. Are you quite sure you are Muslim?

Different PP. I'm not Catholic, but I think your attitude towards Catholcs ("weirdly Catholic") is pretty insulting, although it's pretty consistent with other statements you've made about Christians.

I'm sure you'd go nuclear about Islamophobia if somebody described a practice as "weirdly Muslim."

I don't think you know who I am, so let's not talk about consistency with "other statements you've made about Christians." This is an anonymous board. You have no idea who said what. My statement was made with a big dollop of sarcasm. I also don't think it's a secret to anyone how Catholic church viewed marital sex until perhaps very recently.

So you deny that you'd go nuclear if somebody called something "weirdly Muslim"? Because you've called people Islamophobes for much less, like not watching your videos.

I'm not the Muslim poster. Ergo, I haven't called people Islamophobes for much less, or much more, or even for that exact thing.

I am the Muslim poster who said she was glad the Islamophobe's husband found her useful for something. I did not write the derogatory post about Catholics. Despite anything said in retaliation in any other thread or in previous posts, I actually have great respect for all Abrahamic faiths and would never refer to Catholics as weird. It is, however, in line with the Islamophobe's manner of communication, which is precisely why Muslims were offended by her.

[Anonymous]

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Well, I'm glad your husband finds you useful for something then, thanks for sharing, witty one.

Well, you keep insisting I had negative experiences with Muslims, I felt it's only fair to point out the obvious. So, any time! And that "something" is my sacred right in Islam, much more so in Shia Islam, as you should know - another lovely bit on which you could have focused, but decided not to, preferring instead to say weird things about concubines.

I just can not reason with you. There is a distinct mental block in your mind. If I said you probably had negative experiences with Muslims, which probably gave birth to your hatefulness toward Islam, it does not equate to saying you must have had negative experiences with ALL or EVERY Muslim on earth. And this is why I asked you previously if you had Aspergers. People with Aspergers tend toward literal comprehension. I can't figure out if you have this challenge or if it's a cultural.

As for your husband, you have described him as entirely secular. As is the case with many, many Muslim husbands who marry non-Muslim women, as they age and when their mortality becomes evident to them, they silently nurse their sorrow and regret for the decision to marry a non-Muslim. This is usually true if their children grow up to be non practicing Muslims. Your husband will never tell you this when he realizes his regret. But in all likelihood, he will feel it when he is older, much the same way his family probably feels regret at him having married you.

I can not fathom that you can be any kind of an Islam-neutral figure in your children's lives. Hundreds of posts twisting the truth about Islamic history or Islamic principles by confusing it with Muslim practice does not make you Islam-neutral.

But the lovely irony here is how Allah managed to use you, a hate mongering Islamophobe, and will possibly turn your descendants for generations to come into Muslims. It may be that despite your hateful stance on Islam, your children will grow up to become leaders in Islam, paving the path for others to follow Islam. Oh the irony.

[Anonymous]

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Well, I'm glad your husband finds you useful for something then, thanks for sharing, witty one.

Well, you keep insisting I had negative experiences with Muslims, I felt it's only fair to point out the obvious. So, any time! And that "something" is my sacred right in Islam, much more so in Shia Islam, as you should know - another lovely bit on which you could have focused, but decided not to, preferring instead to say weird things about concubines.

I just can not reason with you. There is a distinct mental block in your mind. If I said you probably had negative experiences with Muslims, which probably gave birth to your hatefulness toward Islam, it does not equate to saying you must have had negative experiences with ALL or EVERY Muslim on earth. And this is why I asked you previously if you had Aspergers. People with Aspergers tend toward literal comprehension. I can't figure out if you have this challenge or if it's a cultural.

As for your husband, you have described him as entirely secular. As is the case with many, many Muslim husbands who marry non-Muslim women, as they age and when their mortality becomes evident to them, they silently nurse their sorrow and regret for the decision to marry a non-Muslim. This is usually true if their children grow up to be non practicing Muslims. Your husband will never tell you this when he realizes his regret. But in all likelihood, he will feel it when he is older, much the same way his family probably feels regret at him having married you.

I can not fathom that you can be any kind of an Islam-neutral figure in your children's lives. Hundreds of posts twisting the truth about Islamic history or Islamic principles by confusing it with Muslim practice does not make you Islam-neutral.

But the lovely irony here is how Allah managed to use you, a hate mongering Islamophobe, and will possibly turn your descendants for generations to come into Muslims. It may be that despite your hateful stance on Islam, your children will grow up to become leaders in Islam, paving the path for others to follow Islam. Oh the irony.

Different poster here. Aspergers? Your latest insult is pretty insulting to people with this.

Although this is quite a bizarre post, it's very much in keeping with your thinking that conversion rates are massive (25,000 is greater than 100,000), and that soon there will be a "Muslim on every block and in every family" (your earlier claim). I also remember you claimed that thousands of Harvard seminarians wanted to convert to Islam along with Dr. Dirks or whatever his name was, but they were too cowardly and their shoulders weren't "broad" enough.

Stack these up against your distortions of Islam's rules and Dr. Ahmed, together with your fantasies about CAIR and famous investigative jounalusts supporting you--and its no wonder people have asked whether you're delusional.

[Anonymous]

My BIL is on the spectrum and a cousin's son has severe autism.

The asperger's comment is the mark of somebody who has the maturity of a ten-year-old.

[Anonymous]

One of my favorite quotes from OP is on her thread on "Why Muslims Don't Believe in the Trinity" at 9/12/2014 @ 1:29. Referring to Harvard seminarians who allegedly viewed 7 lines with 3rd-hand info about an obscure 2nd-century group called the Ebionites, OP wrote,

"Yes, these documents are persuasive to some who see them, but if they do not convert it doesn't becessarily mean they weren't compelling. It would take a kind of fortitude not common to most people to actually leave Christianity because of what they've seen. If every seminarian converts, it would certainly shake up the Christianity (sic) faith and thats (sic) a monumental burden few people have shoulders broad enough to bear."

To me, this encapsulates OP's desperation to feel that Islam is taking over the world, especially by conversion, and that this vindicates eveeything OP has said here. And perhaps OP thinks it vindicates her own lack of talent on the conversion/dawwah front. It's also another example of OP's lack of substance - the 3rd-hand quotes about the Ebionites don't actually prove much of anything, plus OP linked to the website of psychologist Dirks but that didn't even mention the Ebionites. Oops.

Of course, where sheer fantasy is concerned, it's hard to argue with OP's insistence over a dozen pages that 25,000 converts > 100,000 immigrants. Another PP says she takes pleasure from OP's claim that not viewing OP's videos makes one an Islsmophobe.

So much ridiculousness to choose from.

[Anonymous]

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Well, I'm glad your husband finds you useful for something then, thanks for sharing, witty one.

Well, you keep insisting I had negative experiences with Muslims, I felt it's only fair to point out the obvious. So, any time! And that "something" is my sacred right in Islam, much more so in Shia Islam, as you should know - another lovely bit on which you could have focused, but decided not to, preferring instead to say weird things about concubines.

I just can not reason with you. There is a distinct mental block in your mind. If I said you probably had negative experiences with Muslims, which probably gave birth to your hatefulness toward Islam, it does not equate to saying you must have had negative experiences with ALL or EVERY Muslim on earth. And this is why I asked you previously if you had Aspergers. People with Aspergers tend toward literal comprehension. I can't figure out if you have this challenge or if it's a cultural.

As for your husband, you have described him as entirely secular. As is the case with many, many Muslim husbands who marry non-Muslim women, as they age and when their mortality becomes evident to them, they silently nurse their sorrow and regret for the decision to marry a non-Muslim. This is usually true if their children grow up to be non practicing Muslims. Your husband will never tell you this when he realizes his regret. But in all likelihood, he will feel it when he is older, much the same way his family probably feels regret at him having married you.

I can not fathom that you can be any kind of an Islam-neutral figure in your children's lives. Hundreds of posts twisting the truth about Islamic history or Islamic principles by confusing it with Muslim practice does not make you Islam-neutral.

But the lovely irony here is how Allah managed to use you, a hate mongering Islamophobe, and will possibly turn your descendants for generations to come into Muslims. It may be that despite your hateful stance on Islam, your children will grow up to become leaders in Islam, paving the path for others to follow Islam. Oh the irony.

Different poster here. Aspergers? Your latest insult is pretty insulting to people with this.

Although this is quite a bizarre post, it's very much in keeping with your thinking that conversion rates are massive (25,000 is greater than 100,000), and that soon there will be a "Muslim on every block and in every family" (your earlier claim). I also remember you claimed that thousands of Harvard seminarians wanted to convert to Islam along with Dr. Dirks or whatever his name was, but they were too cowardly and their shoulders weren't "broad" enough.

Stack these up against your distortions of Islam's rules and Dr. Ahmed, together with your fantasies about CAIR and famous investigative jounalusts supporting you--and its no wonder people have asked whether you're delusional.

Why is it offensive to say people with Aspergers tend toward literal comprehension? This is fact. Nothing to be ashamed of. It is simply a different way of perceiving information. Shameful you take different as insulting. In fact, I would understand Islamophobe better if she had Aspergers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My BIL is on the spectrum and a cousin's son has severe autism.

The asperger's comment is the mark of somebody who has the maturity of a ten-year-old.

Your cousin's son? Well then you are the expert, aren't you?

Ask yourself why it is an insult to say Aspergers individuals tend toward literal comprehension.

[Anonymous]

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Well, I'm glad your husband finds you useful for something then, thanks for sharing, witty one.

You seem weirdly Catholic on the subject of marital sex. Are you quite sure you are Muslim?

Different PP. I'm not Catholic, but I think your attitude towards Catholcs ("weirdly Catholic") is pretty insulting, although it's pretty consistent with other statements you've made about Christians.

I'm sure you'd go nuclear about Islamophobia if somebody described a practice as "weirdly Muslim."

I don't think you know who I am, so let's not talk about consistency with "other statements you've made about Christians." This is an anonymous board. You have no idea who said what. My statement was made with a big dollop of sarcasm. I also don't think it's a secret to anyone how Catholic church viewed marital sex until perhaps very recently.

So you deny that you'd go nuclear if somebody called something "weirdly Muslim"? Because you've called people Islamophobes for much less, like not watching your videos.

I'm not the Muslim poster. Ergo, I haven't called people Islamophobes for much less, or much more, or even for that exact thing.

I am the Muslim poster who said she was glad the Islamophobe's husband found her useful for something. I did not write the derogatory post about Catholics. Despite anything said in retaliation in any other thread or in previous posts, I actually have great respect for all Abrahamic faiths and would never refer to Catholics as weird. It is, however, in line with the Islamophobe's manner of communication, which is precisely why Muslims were offended by her.

OP- How much respect do you have towards non-Abrahamic faiths? Hindus? Buddhists? Yazidis?