Religions is one of my interests. Islam came to my interests in knowing their faith or doctrines. I have heard from media about the radical islam which threats freedom by these fanatical muslim group. Then, i started to read and learn how people especially on women were governed in Islamic countries which is theocratic/tyrannical governnment. I search on net and watching videos on youtube. I see anti-islam websites(i.e www.faithfreedom.org) as a violent religion and political ideology that enforce slavery in all aspects of human life. Knowing more about islamic faith and increase better understanding of it, i had read a book written by born-Eyptian and canadian muslim scholar.. But still i had a doubt on Islam.
To muslims, these are my questions.
1.Does Islam(as an ideology taught by Muhammad) can there be religious freedom within the constituents as one of the fundamental tenets of Human rights?
2.Why women in Islam are forced to wear veils(to cover their head or even whole body)? In a muslim countries they are forced to but in a non-islamic country, some muslim women dont wear veils. What is the punishment if they dont abide by the islamic Laws?
3.In Islam, religion, social, politics are indivisible. Does it mean mullahs and government authorities holds the same power? I believe in the separation of religion and state because without it there is no true democracy in such a country. What is your stance between religion and a state?
To muslims, these are my questions.
1.Does Islam(as an ideology taught by Muhammad) can there be religious freedom within the constituents as one of the fundamental tenets of Human rights?
2.Why women in Islam are forced to wear veils(to cover their head or even whole body)? In a muslim countries they are forced to but in a non-islamic country, some muslim women dont wear veils. What is the punishment if they dont abide by the islamic Laws?
3.In Islam, religion, social, politics are indivisible. Does it mean mullahs and government authorities holds the same power? I believe in the separation of religion and state because without it there is no true democracy in such a country. What is your stance between religion and a state?