Baronvonrort wrote on Nov 27^th, 2014 at 12:16pm:


So, you agree with me that those who do the deed should be held responsible for it Baron? 

Baronvonrort wrote on Nov 27^th, 2014 at 12:10pm:


Goodness Baron - surely you wouldn't be referring to devout muslims as "good people" now would you? You clean out your mouth right now.

polite_gandalf wrote on Nov 27^th, 2014 at 12:32pm:


The Kurds are not muslims, the constitution of the rojava cantons has nothing in common with Islam.

Baronvonrort wrote on Nov 27^th, 2014 at 12:40pm:


Quote:

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurds#Religion]

Are you really this ignore deliberately?  Don't know here you're pulling this stuff from but its not what's called knowledge.  Must be smacking ignorance.   

|dev|null wrote on Nov 27^th, 2014 at 3:18pm:


Wiki is not a credible source, are you really that stupid?

The majority of the Kurds are Muslims, and most of the Muslim Kurds are Sunnis. Each year thousands of them go on the hajj, throwing away thousands of gold pieces for the voyage. In every village, little by little a mosque has been built, and the people support mullas and divines. They give a tenth of their income to the mullas and the poor, a nd they gather five times a day in the mosque and pray. Once a week, on Fridays, they perform a large prayer and listen to a sermon in Arabic, but the villagers do not understand what the mulla says, they only bend their heads and daydream a little; and at times some of them cry. For the only thing that they know is that the words of the mulla are the words
of God and the prophets.

Religious Diversity in Kurdistan

Perhaps two thirds or three quarters of the Kurds are, nominally at least orthodox Sunni Muslims. Most of them follow the Shafi'i mazhab (school of Islamic jurisprudence), which distinguishes them from their Turkish and Arab Sunn
i neighbours, who generally follow the Hanafi school.4

To some Kurds therefore the Shafi`i mazhab has become one of the outward signs by which they assert their ethnic identity. Islamic law has rules for virtually all aspects of human behavior and the four mazhabs have slightly different interpretations of these rules.

Shafi`is perform, for instance, the morning prayer at an earlier time than Hanafis, they keep their hands in a different position during prayer, and have different rules for what disturbs ritual purity. Such minor details in behaviour have at times been deliberately used by Kurds to distance themselves from Turks and Arabs. In Iran the difference between the Sunni Kurds and the Shiite Persians and Azerbaijanis is even more conspicuous. After the Iranian
Revolution most of the Iranian Kurds opposed the id
ea of an Islamic Republic, and Sunni-Shiite antagonism played an important part here.5

The southernmost part of Kurdistan, however, the province of Kirmanshah in Iran and the districts of Khanaqin and Mandali in Iraq, are predominantly Shiite. The Shiite Kurds of Iran have never taken part in the Kurdish national movement; in the first years after the Revolution the central government could easily recruit Kurds from akhtaran to fight against the rebellious Kurds further north.

In Iraq, on the other hand, there has never been such a
clear split between Sunni and Shiite Kurds. An interesting case is that of the Faylis, a Shiite community in Baghdad who are not recognized as Iraqi citizens because of their alleged or real Iranian descent. The Faylis are Arabic speakers, but they have gradually come to consider
themselves as Kurds (and are accepted by the Kurds
as such); some Faylis have even played leading roles in the Kurdish movement.6

ok Lets play Baron's favourite game of f_ucking retarded rhetorical questions:

- do the vast majority of kurds prostrate 5 times towards Mecca?

- do the vast majority of kurds consider Muhammad as their prophet?

- do the vast majority of kurds consider the Quran as the immutable word of God?

The above questions are normally enough to condemn whichever extremist bastard Baron wants to pin Islam on to - but we can't possibly have people who Baron acknowledges as "nice people" as having anything to do with islam - no siree. They identify as muslims, they do all the muslim things, but no way they are muslim - they are much too nice.

Go back to your cave Baron.