I want to tell you a person who is known as a terrorist.He or she is not muslim .Because islam is for peace..
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Islam: The Religion of Peace?
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Originally posted by SinanLa ilahe illallah Muhammedur resulallah.
I am pride of being TURK.I can die and kill everything for my religion,country,flag and Turks...General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”
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what makes a Turk proud is to die for his country if necessary...And a Turk feeling his Turkish blood in vessel is ready for it...
i am a student in computer eng. department, not a soldier (but would be proud of being a soldier if necessary) and i am not still waiting for a war and to die...these are something different to die for his country if necessary and being a terorist looking for blood of other nations and willing to kill all others...
and islam is the religion of peace.the ones who had read Kur'an-ı Kerim in their lives at least for once know...
ISLAM IS THE RELIGION OF PEACE
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Originally posted by willy_wonkawhat makes a Turk proud is to die for his country if necessary...And a Turk feeling his Turkish blood in vessel is ready for it...
i am a student in computer eng. department, not a soldier (but would be proud of being a soldier if necessary) and i am not still waiting for a war and to die...these are something different to die for his country if necessary and being a terorist looking for blood of other nations and willing to kill all others...
and islam is the religion of peace.the ones who had read Kur'an-? Kerim in their lives at least for once know...
ISLAM IS THE RELIGION OF PEACE
The Islamic relgion is, has been, and will always be peaceful
General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”
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Originally posted by Josephthere is nothing more important thing than for a Turk to die for his country
and surely you don't have any idea about what makes Ataturk proud but as a Turkish young i have...so plss first get who Ataturk is, what he has done, what were his ideas...
for example let me write one of his sentence:
"peace in the country, peace in the whole world"
and again just as you write and i before "those who are looking for other nation's blood, other man's rights, other man's country and lands are terorists..."
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Originally posted by willy_wonkayes you are right but "if necessary"..."if necessary" a Turk can die for his country..then at that time there is nothing more important than his country neither his live nor money, petrol and any other things...
and surely you don't have any idea about what makes Ataturk proud but as a Turkish young i have...so plss first get who Ataturk is, what he has done, what were his ideas...
for example let me write one of his sentence:
"peace in the country, peace in the whole world"
and again just as you write and i before "those who are looking for other nation's blood, other man's rights, other man's country and lands are terorists..."
"peace in the country, peace in the whole world"- what a profound statementGeneral Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”
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