Talk:No God but God: The Origins, Evolution, and Future of Islam

message: When we put in the stub for 'Islamic Book Stub' as shown below, it alto matically puts this in:
"Resale Zahabia. It is a letter from Imam Jaffer sadeq to Mamoon ur rashid ,regardin way of life and special recipes and guodelines the copy is available in some of pakistans book shopes . resurch is required"
Why?
Robert C Prenic 14:31, 6 August 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Vandalism

message: *1 This concept is arguably the essence of Islam.
*2 It clearly brings to mind the First of the Ten Commandments of the Jewish and Christian Scriptures.
*3 Said 1st commandment is: "I am that I am, though shall not have any other god before me."
*4 Accordingly, it provides the bridge among the three peoples: Jews, Christians, and Moslems. It clearly shows a common belief in the Essential Oneness of God.
*5 Its young Muslim Iranian author tries to account for the current Dialogue within the Moslim World. And effort to deminish this article buy merging it under another category will merely prove that Noam Chomsky, a World-class philosopher, is correct regarding the exercise of Power in this Information age. I have recently purchased the book, and intend to make a contribution her.
*6 However, I am currently in the midst of a Major Editors War, among a (single) handful of editers, who are disrupting my ability to perform my services as well as I can.
*7 I urge all editors who have read this book to report here and support my desire that this excellent book will receive its appropriate independed place of its own. --Ludvikus 20:08, 25 January 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: [[No god but God]]

message: *This book has, in my opinion, an extremely timely discussion of the concept of Jihad in the world today.
*As my Moslem brothers and sisters know, as well as among those who know, there are two senses of this fundamental notion. One is the one of the terrorists, into which I will not go now.
*The other is the one most Moslems believe in. In English, the closest word is Struggle. And it means, of course, among those who know, a Spiritual struggle - an obligation every Muslem has.
*The young author reports on Iran after his recent return, and on the current debate.
*As I am now in a Wikipedia Editor Struggle myself, I ask that those who know report on the book here and make this a wonderful and beautiful informative article of the highest Wikipedia standards. There is no god but God. Peace. --Ludvikus 20:27, 25 January 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Two Senses of [[Jehad]] 

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