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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Muslima]
I don't have a Version of Islam. There is One version of Islam that all muslims share, the one that was revealed to Prophet Muhammad saw 1400 years ago. Not a single dot was changed/added to it. Muslims will have differing opinions on some things of course but we are blessed as a community in that we have our original book  and have had it for 1400 years  unchanged and the complete record of the life of our prophet. If anyone comes and says, "This or that is Islam," we can easily check and verify whether or not it's true. If it doesn't come from the Qur'an or Hadith, then it can't be Islam. So we must use those two sources to explain what Islam really is. Sincere people seek to learn and practice the truth and Allah guides those who seek him. Anything else is opinion.[/quote]

I think the people arguing with you have made their point- a religion is reflected by its adherents.

Your response here indicates that you aren't really taking this seriously.  Really, you'd call the disagreements between different sects of Islam "differing opinions?"  Isn't that a bit of an understatement?  Aren't there several civil wars being fought right now, at this moment, that contradict this?  You really think people haven't managed to interpret the Quran and Hadith differently?  And maybe you need to have a bit of self-reflection: couldn't it be possible that this narrow, legalistic, "everything you'll ever need to know is HERE!  In this book!" form of thinking could perhaps be part of the PROBLEM in the Islamic world?  Especially since you can find basically anything you want in said book???  [/quote]

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