Comments by "Desi StarkTM" (@desistarktm7270) on "Taliban's most feared, 'cruelest' commander Pir Agha perishes in Afghanistan car crash" video.

Mashallah.. may Allah grant him highest ranks in jannah.
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@Lafdaeveryday247 Ali sina( Iran author): If you think Islamic terrorism is a new phenomenon, think again. Islam owes its success to terrorism. Since the day Muhammad set foot in Medina, he started his campaign of terror. His followers have been doing the same ever since.
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@Lafdaeveryday247 “Killing one person is like killing all mankind.”(Q.5:32) The verse, however, makes an exception for the person killed in retaliation for killing someone else, and the person causing “corruption” in the land; that person, according to the verse, is still legal to kill. Just as moderate Muslims use verse 5:32 to legitimately support their argument that Allah frowns on killing people, IS uses the very next verse, 5:33, to legitimately support murdering thousands.
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@Lafdaeveryday247 What constitutes “corruption” or “waging war against Allah and His Messenger” varies according to perspective. There is no doubt that a large number of Muslims see the drawing of cartoons of their prophet as an act of war. Even moderate Muslims believe that United States is “waging war” in their lands and therefore hold its government and their people responsible. Vocally apostasizing and writing articles, books, or even Facebook posts criticizing Islamic doctrine and promoting atheism are widely seen as “spreading corruption.” And the Islamic State, which strictly follows Islam clearly sees blasphemy and homosexuality as corrupt and sinful & prescribe punishments accordingly. It believes that killing those who commit these acts is the legally permitted exception to the 5:32 rule, and therefore endorsed by Allah himself. This is a very slippery slope. If “spreading corruption” is punishable by execution and/or crucifixion, imagine the number of “crimes” that might fall into this broad category.
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@Lafdaeveryday247 you're telling from believer point of view. i told what was written by a well researched authors from Iran and Pakistan who were devout believers once.
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