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Originally posted by Cz!
Lol it has nothing to do with Islam's growth but with the increase of radicalism.
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yes it has everything to do with Islam's growth as long as Islam as an institutionalised religion is still the way it currently is in the future -- that it is unable to curb the radicalism coming from within, as long as its main objective is still on how to be the biggest religion in the world, not on how to contribute positively towards humanity in overall. Talk to me when Muslims in predominantly Islam country start to give infaq and zakat (charity) to people outside of its religious group.
Islam is becoming more and more like Christianity in the colonial era; power hungry and violent
part of the reason it seems. It tends to happen a lot in Africa though. Muslims killing Christians.
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