Salyid A.Nabi ‘s letter “Don’t blame faith” The West Australian 28 May states – ‘Unlawful
killing is forbidden by the Koran and the Prophet’.
The Koran is full of verses on slaughter and killing.
Mohammad directly participated in, and organised the slaughter of thousands of
innocent people who did not agree with his ideas. Mohammad is quoted as saying ‘I
have been made victorious with terror’. The Koran promotes torture to death for
those who do not agree with Islam (Surah 69/30-35).
Surah 5/33 states: For
those who wage war on Allah or make mischief in the land [making mischief
includes disagreeing with Sharia law or speaking against Islam] shall be
murdered, crucified or cut up.
If the above is lawful killing then what is unlawful killing?
The verse which is against killing is Surah 5/32, and this verse
is often quoted to show Islam is a religion of peace. It states that ‘if he
kills one it is as if he has killed all mankind’. Curiously this statement is
ordained specifically for the people of
Israel, not the rest of us.
The Koran and the Prophet have always condoned murder for
the cause of Allah.
