What made this man convert to Islam, asks Sarfraz Manzoor

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Sarah ___ wrote:

Many people are converting to Islam by the way, despite all the efforts that Allahs haters make trying to turn ignorant and simple people away from Islam. their efforts are in vain, many people are coming to Islam not the opposite. lol
Islam is the fastest growing religion on earth.

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Chiclets wrote:

72 Virgins.

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Acahbah wrote:

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FOR YOU THERE IS ONLY ONE
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_S0yFkKnxuHM/R57Waot...

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Sarah ___ wrote:

Wilberhum, no one believes those reports, they can't be accurate. Islam is different from Christianity. when a person converts to Islam, he/she does that because he/she is convinced and because Islamic faith makes sense.
But those who leave Islam, they do this for money and worldly benefits, they are always poor and ignorant and that's why they are easily fooled.

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Sarah ___ wrote:

Wilberhum, no one believes those reports, they can't be accurate. Islam is different from Christianity. when a person converts to Islam, he/she does that because he/she is convinced and because Islamic faith makes sense.
But those who leave Islam, they do this for money and worldly benefits, they are always poor and ignorant and that's why they are easily fooled.

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Sarah ___ wrote:

Wilberhum, no one believes those reports, they can't be accurate. Islam is different from Christianity. when a person converts to Islam, he/she does that because he/she is convinced and because Islamic faith makes sense.
But those who leave Islam, they do this for money and worldly benefits, they are always poor and ignorant and that's why they are easily fooled.

Wilberhum wrote:

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No one believes you stupid statements either.

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george whyte wrote:

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The son of a top Hamas leader has converted to Christianity and prays some day his family will also accept Jesus Christ as their saviour, according to an Israeli newspaper.
Masab Yousef, son of West Bank Hamas leader Sheik Hassan Yousef, revealed for the first time in an exclusive interview with Haaretz newspaper that he has left Islam and is now a Christian. Prior to the interview's publication last Thursday, Yousef's family did not know of his faith conversion even though he is in regular contact with them.
"[T]his interview will open many people's eyes, it will shake Islam from the roots, and I'm not exaggerating," said Yousef, who now resides in the United States. "What other case do you know where a son of a Hamas leader, who was raised on the tenets of extremist Islam, comes out against it?"
Yousef, who is now 30-years-old, was first exposed to Christianity eight years ago while in Jerusalem, where out of curiosity he accepted an invitation to hear about Christianity. Afterwards, he became "enthusiastic" about what he heard and would secretly read the Bible every day.
"A verse like 'Love thine enemy' had a great influence on me," Yousef recalled. "At this stage I was still a Muslim and I thought that I would remain one. But every day I saw the terrible things done in the name of religion by those who considered themselves 'great believers'.
"I studied Islam more thoroughly and found no answers there. I re-examined the Koran and the principals of the faith and found how it is mistaken and misleading."
But with Christianity, Yousef said he could understand God as revealed through Jesus Christ. He said he could talk about God and Jesus for days, but Muslims are not able to say anything about God.
"I consider Islam a big lie," said Yousef. "The people who supposedly represent the religion admired Mohammed more than God, killed innocent people in the name of Islam, beat their wives and don't have any idea what God is.
"I have no doubt that they'll go to hell. I have a message for them: There is only one way to paradise - the way of Jesus who sacrificed himself on the cross for all of us."
Four years ago, Yousef decided to convert to Christianity but did not let his family know. He still helped his father with his political activities, and his father only knew his son had Christian friends.
"I felt responsible. It was better for me to be there rather than a gang of fools who would poison his mind," Yousef explained. "I tried to understand those people, their thoughts, in order to change them from inside by means of a strong person like my father, who admitted to me in the past that he does not support suicide attacks."

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Lakshmi72 wrote:

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Agree.
Just look at the first Muslims around Mohammed;)

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george whyte wrote:

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The son of a top Hamas leader has converted to Christianity and prays some day his family will also accept Jesus Christ as their saviour, according to an Israeli newspaper.
Masab Yousef, son of West Bank Hamas leader Sheik Hassan Yousef, revealed for the first time in an exclusive interview with Haaretz newspaper that he has left Islam and is now a Christian. Prior to the interview's publication last Thursday, Yousef's family did not know of his faith conversion even though he is in regular contact with them.
"[T]his interview will open many people's eyes, it will shake Islam from the roots, and I'm not exaggerating," said Yousef, who now resides in the United States. "What other case do you know where a son of a Hamas leader, who was raised on the tenets of extremist Islam, comes out against it?"
Yousef, who is now 30-years-old, was first exposed to Christianity eight years ago while in Jerusalem, where out of curiosity he accepted an invitation to hear about Christianity. Afterwards, he became "enthusiastic" about what he heard and would secretly read the Bible every day.
"A verse like 'Love thine enemy' had a great influence on me," Yousef recalled. "At this stage I was still a Muslim and I thought that I would remain one. But every day I saw the terrible things done in the name of religion by those who considered themselves 'great believers'.
"I studied Islam more thoroughly and found no answers there. I re-examined the Koran and the principals of the faith and found how it is mistaken and misleading."
But with Christianity, Yousef said he could understand God as revealed through Jesus Christ. He said he could talk about God and Jesus for days, but Muslims are not able to say anything about God.
"I consider Islam a big lie," said Yousef. "The people who supposedly represent the religion admired Mohammed more than God, killed innocent people in the name of Islam, beat their wives and don't have any idea what God is.
"I have no doubt that they'll go to hell. I have a message for them: There is only one way to paradise - the way of Jesus who sacrificed himself on the cross for all of us."
Four years ago, Yousef decided to convert to Christianity but did not let his family know. He still helped his father with his political activities, and his father only knew his son had Christian friends.
"I felt responsible. It was better for me to be there rather than a gang of fools who would poison his mind," Yousef explained. "I tried to understand those people, their thoughts, in order to change them from inside by means of a strong person like my father, who admitted to me in the past that he does not support suicide attacks."
Yousef described his father as a moderate Hamas leader.
But even before his encounter with Christianity, Yousef had already become disenchanted with Hamas and Islam after being imprisoned at the age of 18 years old for heading a youth Islamic movement at his high school.
He described the Hamas leaders he met in prison as people with "no morals" and "no integrity", although they hide their corruption better than Fatah party members.
"Nobody knows them and how they operate as well as I do," Yousef said, recalling how the family of Hamas members killed by Israel were forced to beg for financial assistance while the leadership "abandoned" them and "wasted" tens of thousands of dollars a month only on security for themselves.

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Wilberhum wrote:

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Right. When you look at his companions you quickly understand why Muhammad made up so many rules about cleanliness, hygiene, and elimination of personal waist.
What a vile bunch they must have been to make up a rule about farting while praying.

Sarah ___ wrote:

Many people are converting to Islam by the way, despite all the efforts that Allahs haters make trying to turn ignorant and simple people away from Islam. their efforts are in vain, many people are coming to Islam not the opposite. lol
Islam is the fastest growing religion on earth.

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Wilberhum wrote:

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No one believes you stupid statements either.

Wilberhum wrote:

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Right. When you look at his companions you quickly understand why Muhammad made up so many rules about cleanliness, hygiene, and elimination of personal waist.
What a vile bunch they must have been to make up a rule about farting while praying.

Sarah ___ wrote:

Wilberhum, no one believes those reports, they can't be accurate. Islam is different from Christianity. when a person converts to Islam, he/she does that because he/she is convinced and because Islamic faith makes sense.
But those who leave Islam, they do this for money and worldly benefits, they are always poor and ignorant and that's why they are easily fooled.