The world is in a tragedy

Ch.1

  The world is in a tragedy. It is in a mess. People go against religion, people blindly attach themselves to it. What religion needs, I believe, is clarification, that’s all. People ought to understand what being religious really means. That’s what they should focus on.

The definition of God, to me, is: the manifestation of life

The definition of Sufi, to me, is: to love God, until one’s spirit dissolves with God, the manifestation of life. Is similar to Brach Spinoza’s pantheism.

  People always think it is dogma, and the rules set by the Koran, that define Islam. Why is that so? Since when was the simple truth of believing in God not enough? Why do we continue to fear God, instead  of love him. Why do we take the Koran to be the irrevocable truth? Why do we continue to fear the hellish verses it keeps mentioning? Why not simply believe in God, and stop at that?

  Why do we continue to pray to Muhammed? Why not thank him, instead of pray to him? Why not view him, as a human, who was inspired by God, to write the Koran? Why not view him, as a great person, rather than as an idol? Is that not cultism? Is that not dangerous? Is that not violence? Why not view him as a regular human, who breathed and ate just like us? Why not view him as so, so that we wouldn’t take him for an idol? What if this is the obstacle blocking people from believing in Islam with clarity? What if Muhammed never wanted this violence? What if he never wanted us to pray to him? What if he wanted us to be individuals, instead of followers? Why do we continue to follow down this road through the generations?

  Is it not God, the manifestation of life, that is the source of all beauty? Why do we claim Muhammed to be the last prophet? Why do we take him to be above us all? Was he not a human, just like us, who breathed and saw the way we did? What if he didn’t actually encounter God, but was only inspired by God, the manifestation of life? What if we got it all misunderstood? What if we are violent because we are misunderstanding Islam?

  Why is Sufism regarded as blasphemy, when it is only a spiritual side to Islam? Why do we hate mysticism, and label it as black magic? Is not mysticism a means to live spiritually, and fully, from your heart? Why is everyone so caught deep in the game?

  Why not leave our religion to ourselves? Why not let atheists be as they may, and us as we may?

  Why do the Jews continue to fight for their holy Land? Is this what God wants? Do you think God takes sides? Do you think that God is with the Jews, or with the Muslims? Do you think God is enjoying watching people die over a supposed piece of holy land? Do you think we are in our right spiritual states?

  Why do we fight to grow in number? Is it just to be more content with our religion? Is it because we want to rule the world? Is it truly because we want to inspire people with our religion, or is it just a game, in which you want to claim victory?

  Is this what God wants, people separating themselves into different religions? Is this what God wants, dividing humanity into bits and pieces? Is this what God wants, us taking humans for demigods? Is this what god wants, us to be restricted by dogmas? Is this what God wants, us to fear hell in the afterlife? Is this what God wants, us to hope for heaven, and miss out on the present?

  Do you think God, sees it as moral to impose our religious beliefs upon our young ones? Do you think that God appreciates violence in his name? Do you think, that God would inspire a totalitarian agenda? Or do you think, that God wished to spread it with peace, until it naturally blesses the Earth?

  Do you think, that Moses, Jesus, or Muhammed, would have liked to see these protests that are going on today? Do you think, that they would be proud of the people they were trying to inspire with God? Do you think, that this is the world that God wished to mold? Or do you think, that we are too far caught in the game, to even see anymore?

  What if atheists were always wrong? What if, Einstein believed in God for a reason? What if religious people are wrong, because they aren’t truly religious? What if being truly religious, is only true of a minority of people? What if people who claim to be Muslims, are not really Muslims at all?

  How can you claim yourself to be a sunni, if you barely even read the Koran? How can you claim yourself to be a Salafi, if you probably haven’t even read the hadiths? How can you deny that you’re a Sufi, if you love God?

  Why do we refuse and reject all other philosophies? How can we be open minded if we are as so? Why do we claim anything outside the scope of Islam as Kufr? Do not some of them also worship the same God? Why do we remain in the footsteps of our forefathers? Is this not blinding us?

  Why do we take sharia as absolute law? Why do we refuse to challenge it? How can we advance if we don’t? What if Bukhari got some of his stuff wrong? What if it wasn’t all so accurate? What if we are merely obeying them out of fear? Does God want this, us to worship him out of fear?

  Why do we continue to shout out, death to America? Why do we continue to shout out, death to Israel? Why do we continue to show attitude of violence? Why not forgive what has happened, and move forth? What if right now, they continue to attack us, because we refuse to forget, and move forward? What if they are attacking us, because we refuse to forgive, the same way the prophet would? What if they continue to attack us because we refuse to let go, of the past? Why do we boil so much hatred in our hearts? Is this cycle ever going to end, one side not forgiving, and one side continuing violence?

  Will we ever see truth of the situation? Am I wrong? Are we all wrong? Am I a madman? Are we all mad? Are we not caught too far down the game of hatred and violence? Will we not awaken? Will we not again see the light of peace?

  What if God sees us as lost people? Do you think God cares about who owns the holy land? Do you think God gambles, to see who wins? Do you think that God inspires us to hate? Do you think, that out of all the galaxies that roam out there to discover, our wars are of any significance?

  Are we not caught in a deep cycle, of madness? Or am I just mad? Are we all lost in a cycle, of hating and cursing one another? Or am I just lost? Are we all caught in a game of religion, in which one has to conquer the other?

  Do you think God created religion? Or did religion project false Gods? Do you think that God meant for religion to exist, or have we just made it, out of our own hands? Is it uniting humanity, or dividing us? Is it aiding us, or separating us? Is it casting love, or instilling fear? Is it blocking out freedom, or embracing it?

  Do you think that being religious is following a certain sect, or a certain dogma? Do you think being religious means to obey a set of commands, and fear hell? Do you think being religious, is shouting out the name of Allah, as we continue our violence against those who don’t believe? Do you think that being religious, means us fighting one another until one tribe conquers the land of the other?

  Do you think we are being open, by calling anything against Islam as absolute blasphemy? Do you think we are being open, by rejecting anyone who wished to challenge Islam? Do you think we are being open, by punishing apostasy with death? Do you think we are being open, by regarding all other philosophies as rejecting God’s words? Do you think we are being open, by not allowing the Bible and Torah into our countries? Do you think we are being open, if we regard music as not suitable? Are we being open, by continuing to impose our beliefs upon our children? Will we not give them a chance to choose? How far down this game are we caught?

  Do you think we are sharing understanding, by brainwashing our children to hate Israel? Do you think we are sharing understanding, by creating countries in which any word against the prophet is equated with death? Do you think we are sharing understanding, if we refuse to challenge, the dogmas, of the quiet past?

  Do you think the being a fervent Sunni means being religious? Do you think that taking the words of Muhammed, who ate and drank like we did, who breathed and saw like we did, who smiled and laughed as we did, who talked and walked like we did, as absolute truth? What if we was not a prophet? What if he was just an apostle, with an important message? What if he was just a regular man like us, who was simply inspired by God to write the Koran so beautifully?

  Do you think that Muhammed wished of us to pray for him? DO you think that he wanted us to take him as a demigod?

  Do you think that the Koran truly provides peace? Is it not true that most of its verses all filled with hellish warning? Are not most of its verses filled with negative content? Are not most of its verses made to instill fear? Am I wrong? Tell me! Are not most of its verses made only to fear punishment in the afterlife? Are we not blinded? Or am I just blind? Or we not all in a mass state of hypnotism? Or was I the victim of hypnotism? Why do we not dare challenge the Koran? Why do we keep it as completely holy, and sacred?

  Why do we continue to live in fear, of not expressing our true opinions? Why are we all caught in a theocracy in which everyone is bound with death if anyone speaks anything against Islam? Are we not all caught in a theocracy? Or am I just insane? Or am I just lost in my own frail dreams?

  Why do we take the Koran word for word? Is not poetry? Have we been hypnotized by the beauty of its rhymes? Have we come to accept it as the truth, merely because it sounds so beautiful to the ears? How is it beautiful, when it constantly warns of hell? Does that not bring hell down to Earth? How can we define the books of Islam as only the Koran and Sunnah? Are we not constricting ourselves? Are we not limiting ourselves to greater potential?

  Why do we even define Islam? Why do we even label it as a certain set of beliefs? Why complicate it? Why put rules, and oppress our women? Why put rules, to define our moral beliefs? Does not morality come of itself, when we believe in God? Does not morality come by itself, when we remember God?

  When you look at the skies, do you remember God, or Muhammed? When you look at the beauty of life, do you remember God, or Muhammed? When you listen to wondrous music, do you remember God, or Muhammed? When you hear the sounds of birds singing along the breeze, do you remember God, or Muhammed? When you put your hand on your heart, and it races of love, do you remember God, or Muhammed? When you draw beautiful portraits of nature, using your boundless imagination, do you remember God, or Muhammed?

  Am I insane? I really don’t know. Have I lost it? I really can’t tell. I write this not to anyone. It is only a recording of my thoughts. Thoughts that have tormented me, yet enlightened me. I can’t say for sure why I’m writing this, but I am.

  No sense, a never ending well this world is. You can’t seem to see the truth. And when you do, it hurts your eyes. And when you do, it pains your heart. But it is good pain. Sometimes pain is necessary, to bring out true light, from within the darkness.

  These are merely notes of someone who can’t seem to figure anything out. I don’t know if anyone would understand, but I am writing it anyway.

Ch.2

  Does God want war, or peace? Does he want hatred, or love? Does he want corruption, or tranquility? Does he favor grudges, and deny forgiveness? Does he take sides with Jews, or with Muslims? Does he play dice? Does God appreciate what we are doing?

  Does God wish for us to follow, or become individuals? Does he want you to idolize Muhammed, or simply think of him as a great man? Does God want you to think of Muhammed in your prayers? Does he want you to associate man with him?

  Am I wrong to say that Muhammed has written the Koran? Am I wrong to think of it that way? Am I being blasphemous? Am I being mad, to think of Muhammed as a regular human? Am I not trying to avoid cultism? Am I wrong, for trying to take only God as my refuge?

  Am I wrong to say, that we don’t even need the Koran to believe in God? Am I wrong to say, that we don’t need the hadiths to believe in God? Am I wrong to say, that we don’t need the history of Islam, to believe in God? Am I wrong to say, that we only need the present, to believe in God?

  Am I insane, to think that we don’t need the Koran, to think of God? Am I insane, to think that we don’t need the words of Sheikhs, to dance with God? Am I insane, to think of God as the manifestation of life? Am I insane, to think of God, as one with our souls, rather than separate from us?

  Are these questions not meant to be asked? Is the Koran a way of keeping people in line? Is it a way of preventing chaos? Or is it a means to control minds? Is it a means to provide peace? Or is it a means to instill fear? I really can’t tell. It’s all too, confusing.

  Do you think that Muhammed would like to see this chaos? Would he really? I can’t tell for sure. Maybe he did.

Ch.3

  I want to end it all. I just want to jump off a bridge. I just want to punch the living hell out of something. I want to release my rage. I want chaos. Maybe that’s why I’m writing this. I don’t really know. I got a punching bag. I punch it until my knuckles bleed. Catharsis.

  It’s horrifying, the way I keep seeing the world. Things are torn in two. One side of me Sunni, one side of me Sufi. I’m trying to become fully Sufi. I am trying to break free. It’s too hard. Too much dogma, echoing in my head. Too much Koran, still whispering in my ears.

  Maybe the Koran itself is a test from God. Maybe God is testing us, to see if we can break free from its spell. Maybe he never did anything, and the Koran was man’s creation. Such a realization kills me. I firmly believed in it. Not I see the Koran, slowly fading into history. Slowly, bit by bit, dissolving into the background.

  Slowly, life is leaving my body. I can feel it. I don’t know if I’m dying, to become reborn again. I really don’t.

Ch.4

 

 

Spray Paint This! Don't be Afraid! Go on my ex muslims

Religion is Mind Control - George Carlin

Don't let them take control!

If one person has a delusion, it is called insanity
If many people have a delusion, it is called religion
-Richard Dawkins

Write along with me my friends!

Islam encourages martyrdom, Religion of Life?

Paint your colors, spray your freedom!

Islam inspires hatred towards Jews, religion of Love?

Sorrow will not consume us forever!

Islam burns every philosophy, which inspires thought, religion of freedom?

Without uncertainty, there's no purpose to live!

Koran: Totalitarian Agenda

Write with me my oppressed!

People throwing themselves away to death, in the name of Allah. What a waste of life! - Walid Shoebat

Sheikhs, constantly oppress women, religion of equality?

You live only once, don't waste it listening to the words of a thousand years past!

Ask questions about Islam. If we don't, what are we but blind followers?

If you don't truly believe in Islam, why not rebel? Is it fear? Do not let fear take control!

'Love humanity, and let things be the way they are, without letting God, ne the reason for everything. Be yourselves!' -Osho

Let us love one another, rather than fear God

Lies can only last so long

Awaken!!!

It's about time!!!

We must!!!

to all ex muslims

My fellow ex muslims
those who are apostates
in their minds
while hiding,
their heart's words

My dear ex muslims
those constantly oppressed
by the seriousness in the eyes
of those around
go on, and set others free

My beloved ex muslims
those that are concealed
in bare sight
reveal your soul's true face
while anonymous,
while unknown

My constrained ex muslims
reveal the art
you so long have hid
to others and all around
so that we may see
a new age
of enlightenment
of reason

My distressed ex muslims
go out, and paint your colors
of rebellion, of freedom
from this theocracy
from this dictatorship

My worn out ex muslims
go out, and spread your wings
of revolution, so that others may feel
the passion of your bravery
to ignite their torches
as well

My oppressed ex muslims
do not hide any more
reveal your heart's true words
through unknown identities
across the internet
and every street
every public wall

My poisoned ex muslims
heal yourselves from this disease
one that has filled your lungs
with the stench of unwanted hate
and the smell of deadened corpses

My beloved ex muslims
let your voices be heard
across every street corner
on every website
in every online forum
in every blog
in every space
between every comment

Let us not die
with the pages of history
let us be heard
as those who desired
freedom,
once again

Let us not be erased
as those who have
been called mad
or blasphemous
and shout out loud
our poetry of purity

Let us not be conquered
by the hypocrisy
of totalitarian sheikhs
who spread their beliefs
through indirect force
upon others

Let us not die,
While the true voices
in our minds,
our hearts
not be released
from the top of
our lungs

Let us rebel
against those
who have
brainwashed
programmed
and twisted
our minds
to hate,
to be violent
to conquer
and to spread our beliefs
with force
and barbarism

Let us not be overruled
by those with long beards
by those who enforce
what's right, what's wrong
who tell us
what is moral, what is good
and let us not see, or embrace
the other side,
of the truth
of reality

Let us not be stepped on
by the complete terror
that they instill into us
day and night
out of the absolute fear of Allah
that has eliminated
our very ability
to live

Let us be heard
my oppressed
my fellow ex muslims
you who have been called possessed
or mad, for your talking
against this religion
that inspires only hate
and prohibits the very freedom
of art, and the unknown

Let us start this,
Let us once again
know what clarity
genuinely means

Raise Awareness on the Danger of Islam

My fellow ex muslims
those who are apostates
in their minds
while hiding,
their heart's words

My dear ex muslims
those constantly oppressed
by the seriousness in the eyes
of those around
go on, and set others free

My beloved ex muslims
those that are concealed
in bare sight
reveal your soul's true face
while anonymous,
while unknown

My constrained ex muslims
reveal the art
you so long have hid
to others and all around
so that we may see
a new age
of enlightenment
of reason

I am going to put this post as a means to hopefully raise awareness on Islam, by mentioning and listing those that have inspired me to speak about such matters without fear.

There is:
Wafa Sultan
IQ al rasoolli
Sam Solomon


These people surely have taken a strong stand against Islam, clearly and energetically stating its errors, flaws, and evils, and not hesitating to prove Muslim scholars wrong. I strongly recommend that you see their videos, and/or read their books.

Thank you,

Lie hater

The greatest question, I think, every Muslim should ask

Please everyone, like and share this, so that Muslims can have the opportunity, to consider this possibility.

Comment, and share you opinion! 

All the true answers, I believe, lie in the childhood of the prophet.

Firstly, his father, Abdul Mutalib, raised the prophet until he was eight years old. That means he couldn't have been a Muslim, as Muhammed hasn't yet reached prophethood.

After that, the prophet was taken into the care of Abu Talib.

Why did Abu Talib, the Uncle of the prophet, who knew, raised, and cared for the prophet since he was a child, an orphan, and who probably knew him more truly than anyone else, not embrace Islam, even to his last breath?

First:

The human mind has unimaginable potential to create, thrive, and flourish in the areas of art, poetry, literature, and science. It is an absolute phenomenon, which until now, cannot be fully explained.

Second:

The Koran, the reason people believe it is a word from God, runs by the following process:

1)   Muhammed, who still wasn’t brainwashed by religion, had the mental capacity to create such a beautiful piece of poetic art. Although some verses may seem to be a scientific miracle, the verses can be interpreted in countless different ways.

2)   People fell under the spell of its rhetoric, fell in love with its words, thus being hypnotized by the eloquence of its rhymes, which in turn caused them to obey and abide by all of its philosophies through considerable and undoubted amount of fear.

3)   This process of blindly following its codes and certainty, dumbed and numbed their very minds to function artistically, as functioning artistically can only happen when you believe in the beauty of life’s uncertainty

4)   Slowly, through the generations, it has been conditioned more and more into the minds of children, until it became equated with physical law, and factual absolutions

Third:

Why? This is too hard to consume. But think about it. This part, I think, is going to raise a question that is extremely important for every Muslim to ask. Although the prophet had many followers who knew him well, we still can’t perfectly put eyes into theirs to see how they actually perceived the prophet. Even though many of his followers knew the prophet, that was only as he was an adult. Think about it! Who is the only person, who truly knew Muhammed? The person who truly raised him, and saw him from youth growing up? Who is the one, who saw the prophet, in the stages while he still was a child, and who can be able to see his very true nature? It was Abu Talib.

  Here come’s the major question that every Muslim should ask, ‘Why is he probably the only one, who hasn’t entered Islam, despite him being the closest to the prophet, as his very guardian? Ask yourselves! Why is he the only one, who hadn’t embraced Islam, despite him being around the prophet more than anyone else, at least as far as his childhood goes? Maybe, just maybe, he saw more in the prophet than all of us did. He might have seen that the orphan was psychotic, delusional, and extremely gifted in the art of persuasion. Maybe he saw him, despite the prophet appearing innocent, as a megalomaniac who sought power and control over the mind of man. What if this is true? Maybe he saw the true side of the prophet as he was a child, before he was able to mask it later on in adulthood. As we know, when one reaches adulthood, he can be far more able to hide a side of him he wishes other people not to see. I’m not saying that it is true, but if it is so, then Islam is the greatest tragedy, and misperception mankind has ever faced. If it is true, then Islam would be a cult, masked with the false name of religion, that has cursed mankind for an unfortunately long time.

What I would love to say, to a Muslim audience

'My dear friends, I am not here to judge your beliefs, they may be beautiful to you, but there is a far darker side you ought to observe.

When was the last time you looked into a mirror, and truly, honestly, and genuinely noticed any sign of brilliance in those eyes? All you really see, is just a reflection of your faith, which is blindly adapated and taken from others, so as to give yourself comfort. You are not truly religious, but rather cultish.

Why do I say cult? The meaning of cult, is to follow and abide by something without asking why, or wondering what. That is what a cult is. If people are put to death, or are slain, because they speak anything of Allah, what is this but a political agenda? Think about it! Why are we not allowed to question and argue regarding this issue, especially within our own countries?

If one cannot argue, disagree, or go against something, then he cannot truly believe in it in the first place. It can't be truly engrained in your mind as a true belief, but instead a form of blind faith. You must understand this? If you are Muslims merely because the thousands around you are Muslims, then you are simply part of a heartless totalitarian agenda. If you give yourself the comfort of saying that it is true because so many people believe in it, then you are simply a follower with no rational reason for why you are going down such a path. You must think!

When was the last time, you were able to freely express yourself, artistically, without anyone telling you it was prohibited in Islam? When was the last time that there was not a negative, except that it was irrationally labeled as the work of satan? When was the last time, you were left to have your own philosophical opinion on things, without watching over your shoulder?

Your days are coming to an end, you are going to have to see this for yourselves. I cannot put it upon you. Eventually, the streams of knowledge, true knowledge, will come crashing down on your religion, burning its claims right to the ground. Islam cannot exist with true philosophical knowledge. It may exist partially with scientific knowledge, but not with philosophical and spiritual. And we are beginning to realize this fact, day by day.

You can hide in your shells, and let ignorance reinforce what you believe in. But you can't hide in false light forever. You will eventually see, that all of this, was one giant misunderstanding, one giant delusion.

Look into your minds my friends, do you feel independent and self-reliant thoughts roaming inside it, or just a stream of words and religious phrases that you have been repeating most of your life? You must see this. This is mass brainwashing. It is complete obliteration of the mind's capacity, through the implementation of a system, that is so eloquently guarded by the genius of Muhammed.

Look into you hearts, my fervent Muslims, do you no see it. That stagnation? That true inner desire for death, for martyrdom? That true lust for making Islam rule the world on a political scale? You may deny it, but you know it is there. Can't you detect it, that surge of hatred, no matter how subtle, that comes throughout your whole body, as soon as someone argues with Islam, even though he does so innocently? You have been conditioned to hate. This is the greatest tragedy to have ever fallen mankind.

Just look within, and search for your soul, and observe it. Do you truly see real light? Or just a light created out of your own mind, out of the concepts of comfort and consolation? Do you really see true enlightenment, or this rushing doubt about all of what you thought was true, just bugging your mind all the time. You know it, don't deny it, that you doubt. You'd like to hide it, to remain sane, accepted by those around, but you know, that you are not being true to yourself, my fervent Muslims. I don't blame you. That's how the generations have been going, instilling absolute fear of transgressing, or asking questions, since birth. This is far worse than what hitler has done. You will probably never be able to rid your mind of the poison that was given to you. But at least, try to see reality, for what it truly is, once more my friends.

You can't hide forever, the more and more you are knowing due to this mass diffusion of knowledge, the more responsibility you carry to seek the truth. And as soon as someone tells you, instructs you, or even enforces that you don't ask questions, then it can't really be the truth. Even though it is the truth, the way it is given, makes it a rather evil truth. It becomes like a built in concept in your mind. You can't shake it off. Even though, deep down, you want to do so. This is why you find yourselves reacting without thought to anything outside the scope of Islam. This is mass delusion my friends.

Ask yourselves, 'Do you truly feel like you can think, and reason independently?'

Look to the person sitting next to you, and look deep into his eyes. Don't just look at them. Stare deeply into them. Notice how it is reactive rather than responsive?

Think about it, why are you here right now? Is it because you were inherited with the religion? If so, then you are not truly a Muslim. Only if the parents allow you to make a decision after you've reached adulthood to enter Islam, than you are not a Muslim out of rationality. You are a Muslim as a blind follower. Correct me if I'm wrong. You have to see this.

You have to wake up. I'm not saying that you are all put under a spell. But if your beliefs are based on what the society expects you to believe, and to abide by, then you are hypocrite. I don't mean to offend. You may not even realize it. You are simply a trickster to yourself. You think you are being righteous by following the words of a thousand years, but you are simply putting all your faith in something you refuse to question. If you don't question, then how can you grow mentally? How can you grow spiritually? You have to doubt something first, before you can truly believe in it.'

The perspective of a fervently religious Muslim

The perspective of a fervently religious Muslim

Deductive reasoning:

1)

-Where did everything come from?

-Why am I here?

-Everything is already figured out

-No need to seek philosophical knowledge

-Anything I individually assume is unimportant

-All true knowledge comes from scripture

-How did everything start?

Is deduced to:

God knows all

2)

-I can’t make mistakes (in order to learn from them)

-I can’t argue with his scripture

-I can’t do anything I want(caged with law)

is deduced to:

God is all watching

3)

-My opinion has no influence

-He can do everything I can’t

-I am powerless

-I have no ability to make a change

-I am no one without him

-my effort is futile

is deduced to:

God is all powerful

4)

-I will lay down my life for him, even through martyrdom

-Anything that goes against him, or argues against him, is a wrongdoer

-If I am to die in his name, then I am blessed with paradise (senseless sacrifice)

-Nothing can overlap his word

is deduced to:

God is the greatest (Allahu Akbar)

5)

-If I read a book, it won’t make sense to me, if anything goes against this

-If I hear an atheist, then he is wrong

-If I am learning from other religions, then I am associating with him

-If I don’t worship him, then I’ll go to hell

-He is the only one I worship

is deduced to:

There is no God but God

6)

-I am in a constant inner conflict( even though it is mostly self-created)

-Anything philosophical I read outside the scope of Islam, is of Satan’s work

-Anyone who dares cross the scripture, is possessed

-Any sign of mental illness, surely needs exorcism

is deduced to:

God has made satan an enemy unto mankind

7)

-He sent the last word, anything else related to ultimate purpose is meaningless

-Anyone who dares speak of him, should be punished with death

-The only person I should learn from is him (a sign of cultism)

-Any word against him is blasphemy

-He is the perfect human, far above me

is deduced to:

The prophet is God’s messenger

8)

-If I say anything against it, I will be attacked

-It is God’s promise that it shall save the world from confusion

-To treat it with any disrespect, is considered absolute betrayal

-It is complete and full, directly from God, thus cannot be refuted

-My knowledge, or what I think I know, is futile compared to its message (i.e my opinion doesn’t count)

-It is greater than any other, thus can’t be compared or argued with the content of the other

-It is the direct word of God, so anything it says should be followed

-It is completely perfect, any thought against it should be dismissed (thought stopping)

-It is the truth, so all my morals come from it

-Any thought which tends to go against its content, is of satan’s work

-Anyone who tries to disprove it, has been misled by satan

-People who go against it, don’t know that the joke was on them

-It is an absolute certainty, a complete constant, a perfect masterpiece (this certainty eliminates life, which is based on the unknown)

-Its scientific miracles prove it to be true (even though its poetic nature can give alternate interpretations)

-Since my parents, who are older and have more experience than me, told me it’s true, it must definitely be true

-If I try to go against it openly, everyone will disrespect me

-Every word is sacred, entirely holy, so it should be feared with all my heart (instill fear in hearts: this fear inhibits any thought process which attempts to go beyond it)

-If it has guided people through a thousand years, then it definitely ought to be true

(even though it is the most recent of religions)

-All poets who attempt to go against it, and try to write against it, are surely mad (as mentioned in the Koran, this labeling of ‘mad’ discourages anyone deeply from trying to write any truly beautiful and liberating poetry. Especially after they’ve been conditioned into the religion)

-Anyone who burns the Koran, has burnt the only thing keeping me alive, and connected to sanity

-Its timeless wisdoms prove them to be a word of God(even though its content can be related to from earlier teachings. Also, wisdoms tend to be timeless in the first place)

is deduced to

Koran is the true word

9)

-Then why doe he paint such violent images of hell in his scriptures? No! Dangerous thinking

-Then why should we fear him so deeply? Oh wait, another one.

-Then why does hell exist? Oh, that’s not good

-Then why does he not forgive apostates? Another one

is deduced to:

God is merciful

10)

-God is the answer to truth

-Evolution, rational or not, is unjustified

-The thrill of mystery is pointless, as he created everything

-Beauty comes from him

-He is the source of all, any thought beyond that is evil and dark

-He is the beginning and the end, that is for sure (This concept abides with time, proving it not divine)

-I don’t need to look anymore, to ask anymore (which is the sole purpose of living)

is deduced to:

God is the creator

Inductive reasoning:

1)

Rationalism, thought, argument

-distasted by others

-discouraged by Koran

-viewed as blasphemy

-dishonored by prophet

2)

Art

-considered prohibited

-lead’s to Satan’s embrace(even though it simply trieds to free one’s spirit to beauty)

-is sinful

-is against faith

3)

Prayer

-it is your only source of redemption

-it is the only action, or ritual, that sets you free

-it is one of the few things that are uplifting in the world, the others also being religious related

-it is an obligation

-it is the only path to inspiration

-If I don’t practice it, I will be punished now and the hereafter (now:is anything bad happens, it’s because you hadn’t prayed. hereafter: I will taste hell)

4)

Faith

-must be reinforced in any way (ignorance) and let nothing shake it (knowledge)

-is of grave importance, as the scripture has told me, and the prophet

-Solution to all problems

-Brings out the good in everything

-You should die while it still remaining in your mind

-When it comes to it, your source of sanity

-Worth more than anything, even your loved ones

5)

Strength

-comes only when repeating mantras

-comes only with firm belief(usually blind)

-comes only with Islam

-comes only from God

6)

other religions

-are insignificant compared to Islam

-must be overcome by Islam

-nothing of them is true

-If sheikhs say attack, then attack (Naziistic approach)

-are lost and misguided

7)

love

-if sex-related, it is prohibited

-if intimacy related, it is hated

-if shown through sight, it is of Satan

-only to your spouse

8)

Hatred, anger, violence

-necessary, if to raise children to its teachings

-okay, if to defend the Koran

-permitted, if in the name of god

-allowed, if within the scope of Islam

9)

Knowledge outside scope of Islam

-Satan’s work

-Ignored

-Unwanted

-Scourge

-Danger

-Threat

-must be burnt

Hypothesis:

Prophet: megalomaniac

God:Heartless dictator

And the delusion continues