Sunday, April 09, 2006

hot brown sugah opens her trap yet again

Nation of Islam

i'm doin my research for my history essay and i stumbled upon this , i'd label it, 'movement' in america. (surprise, surprise, jules is doing research for her essay that's due in 2 weeks time. normally research will be done only 5 days before its due.) let me tell you what the basics of the 'foundation' for this movement are:

this guy, 'fard muhammad' was the reincarnation of Allah (sbt).
Astarghfirllahalazim! tsk! tsk!

another guy 'appointed' by fard, 'elijah muhammad' was the messenger/prophet of god.
*i want to pengsan already*

this movement elevates blacks (and often other non-Caucasians) above whites.
i'm pretty damn sure the real Islam doesn't tolerate racism.

i know i'm definitely not a model example as a Muslim. i can be such a mean bitch that God must be embarrased that i love him (but i hope not dear God!). i can be so selfish that i'm not surprised if my parents have given up hope on me (i also hope not la. heh!). but whatever happens around the world that affects my very beloved religion, i cannot help it but feel a pinch (or sometimes a punch). i don't understand why one (or a whole movement in this case) would want to alter such a pure teaching (the same goes to the other religions as well). is it because they want to make it simpler so its easier to follow? or they just want to feel "God-like"? i think that is just wrong la. why want to be God? so much responsibilities, so much to handle (from bacteria to volcano eruptions to famine to wars)..... haiyah!

it also worries me that the world is coming to an end and that my children may not be the perfect (or near perfect) Muslims that i'd want them to be (if i have children at al la). i don't want my generation to be the screwed up ones because i don't want to be responsible for their screw ups (huge torture in hell you! i don't even want to hear about hell when i die). or will my generation be one of the last Muslims that die out in the small war where they'll die together with the last true believers before the gate of forgiveness closes on the rest of the non-believers? (this is what we Muslims believe for those non-Muslims who're reading this).

i think i've strayed a bit from the topic of my discussion here. (i'm feelin intellectual today). this movement reminds me about the big controversy in america last year when the lady lead a congregational prayers made up of both sexes. i wonder if she's related to this nation of Islam movement.

okay, bye.
*peace out*

+ > the glamour babe posted at 1:58 PM < +