ISLAM SPREADING LIKE WILDFIRE IN SOUTH AMERICA

[FAH1223]

[quote="Libaax*"]Mad mac

you see this were you are wrong, infact the majority of muslims in south america are no longer the settlers and second and third generation of muslims but they have been over taken by the locals who have converted in their hundreds of thousands in rural and remote areas.

indeed observers have pick up this sudden change of wind because its not the few indians minorities that are just converted but the majority mainsteam locals for example in mexico islam has suddenly sprung from no where into mainstream focus.


what you have to realise is that the south americans are deeply religious far from seculer combine this with the fragmentation of the christianity as practical faith rather than the endless hierarchical and mindless bureaucratic nonesense it has become, then it doesnt take genius to figure out Islam has simply moved to fill the Void that chritianity left and capitilism/secularism failled to deliver for.

Islam which by nature is appealling and combatative has not had problems converting millions of people while other faiths and even none religion ways have had to fight for years to even get their messages understood.

if you look at the missions the christians run around the world especially places like africa you would realise how hopeless they are against the unabating spread of islam.


we muslims do not beat around the bush, we pratically wanna get the whole world to convert, we realise we are at war with the whole world and we intend to win the war no matter how many battles are lost.

because the fastest way to beat an enemy is to get their soldeirs to change sides. and we see the population of the world as ultimate soldeirs.


How many traditionaly christian/seculer governments will one day look to see the population they govern have suddenly changed characteristics que Nigeria, what is government/institution if you control local constituencies.




as they say all politics is local.[/quote]

truest words i seen on snet in a minute

[quote="MAD MAC"]You guys crack me up. You have this idea in your head that Islam is somehow special. A few million, amongst a population of hundreds of millions, is a drop in the bucket. South America is not suddenly going to give up its culture and traditions. You guys are **** dreaming.

BTW ISlam ****. I have lived in "Islamic countries" for almost three years. The lifestyle blows. Your average south American will never embrace it.[/quote]

besides the booze and other stuff

their culture and lifestyle is similar to Islam

may as well revert

[Steeler [Crawler2]]

Hmmmm another year gone by, and still not South American state has become an Islamic state......

You fockers are living in a dream world.

[FAH1223]

[quote="MAD MAC"]Hmmmm another year gone by, and still not South American state has become an Islamic state......

You fockers are living in a dream world.[/quote]

takes time my man, takes time

this is the way Indonesia became Muslim

[Steeler [Crawler2]]

It's going to take a LONG TIME. Because Islam socks, and goes directly against the cultural grain of Latin American societies. And their roots are VERY deep.

[FAH1223]

[quote="MAD MAC"]It's going to take a LONG TIME. Because Islam socks, and goes directly against the cultural grain of Latin American societies. And their roots are VERY deep.[/quote]



my, my all the better then..... in southern Mexico it is rapidly spreading around the Mayan people

it doesn't matter, Indonesia and south east asia also took awhile too

just need more of the reverts to pop out babies who will keep the da'wa alive

[gurey25]

possibly what was happened in Indonesia is happening in mexico with the maya.
apart from aceh and java, most of indonesia never heard of Islam and
islam and christianity were encountered at about the same time in the early 1500's.

some areas the spanish and portuguese had the area to themselves like the molucus.
but when islam and christianity came head to head in the same regions,
the people took islam like fish to water.



but we should be carefull,
those involved in dacwa in mexico mostly belong to this strange group called the murabitun,
my personal opinion is that they are a bunch of cultists and wierdos,
ive met them personaly since dubai is one of thier main bases and they are good friends of the al maktoums.

but then again they are doing dacwa and reverting people to islam, who am i to question them?

[Padishah]

I wouldn't characterise the Murabitun (or Almoravid's) as cultists; they just have an obsession with using zakat (payed in real currency, ie gold) as the vehicle for setting up an Islamically based power structure across the world. Their economic theories, their ideas for its implementation and their sufism make them a bit more palatable then, say, Hizb at Tahrir and co.

[gurey25]

yes they are much much more palatable than those looneys hizbu taxriir and ilk.
there message even makes sense and looks attractive,

i just got a bad vibe man, my cult sense was activated.

[Padishah]

I get the 'true believer' type religious zealotry vibe from them myself.

The Almoravids of Spanish/Morrocan history were puritanical Maliki Muslims, with a militant bent, that succeeded in halting the Christian advance in the Iberian peninsula, and conquering deep into Sahrawi territory in Africa. The story goes that their leader was dismayed at how little knowledge and adherence the Berber's had to the ISlamic faith they professed, and fell under the sway of a hardline Maliki preacher from Tunisia. As all those newly dedicated to faith, they took to it with a strict religious fervour.

Explains the vibe, I guess.

Allah knows best.

[gurey25]

[quote="Padishah"]I get the 'true believer' type religious zealotry vibe from them myself.

The Almoravids of Spanish/Morrocan history were puritanical Maliki Muslims, with a militant bent, that succeeded in halting the Christian advance in the Iberian peninsula, and conquering deep into Sahrawi territory in Africa. The story goes that their leader was dismayed at how little knowledge and adherence the Berber's had to the ISlamic faith they professed, and fell under the sway of a hardline Maliki preacher from Tunisia. As all those newly dedicated to faith, they took to it with a strict religious fervour.

Explains the vibe, I guess.

Allah knows best.[/quote]

i dont think it was fervour but

allah knows best

but you should keep and open mind

[#1baller]

[quote="MAD MAC"]It's going to take a LONG TIME. Because Islam socks, and goes directly against the cultural grain of Latin American societies. And their roots are VERY deep.[/quote]

[Luq_Ganane]

[quote="#1baller"][quote="MAD MAC"]It's going to take a LONG TIME. Because Islam socks, and goes directly against the cultural grain of Latin American societies. And their roots are VERY deep.[/quote]


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Baboon, what do you know about religion?

[#1baller]

Believ me that ain't never going to happen. South Americans are embedded in their culture. They are too much into tradition and religion to allow Islam into their lives. The Hundreds of millions of people there are Christians and will remain Christian.

Do you people even know how strong religion and tradition is to Latin people?

[#1baller]

[quote="Luq_Ganane]


"Baboon, what do you know about religion? "[/quote]


While focking yo mama, I got a crash course in Islam

[muktaar]

Tyone,

come and suk on ceeb,blud

i know u feinin , baboon foqal baboon