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Politics : Islam, The Message -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Rollcast... who wrote (79)	11/4/2001 3:12:32 AM
From: AmericanVoter	Respond to of 758

I am sure that every inconvenienced Muslim and every Muslim who is able to see what happened as un-Islamic and damaging to Islam is cussing out Mr. Bin Laden... and yes, anger is an emotion we all have to deal with... but if you and I are angry at each other... do we yell at each other's face or do we walk away from each other and try to evaluate and understand why are we angry and why is the other person angry...and then we talk... ? what do you consider as the civilized behavior... anger is one letter short of danger... the reason I mentioned OK was to give you an example of a situation when Muslim America tried to take part and was denied... look at it this way, even if the person who committed the OK bombing was a Muslim, why should that be a reason to deny Muslim America to show solidarity with the families of the dead? what message did that give to Muslim America...? all Muslim leaders have denounced the 9/11 acts... and said in many instances that these acts are un-Islamic... and have either publicly or tacitly (for political reasons) supported the military operation... may be Muslim America considers that to be enough keeping in mind that they were denied in OK. regards amein