Sal-Sabeel—Islam’s system of social welfare and security

Dear Hamza: Thanks for your comments. I absolutely agree with you. Yes, my attitude about religious people is harsh and my language at times seems vitriolic. My intention is to challenge them. I assure you I have not the least bit of Takkabur in myself. Iqbal said, ” Nawa Ra talkh tar mi zan chu Zauq e Naghma Kamyaabi “—”Make your tone harsh and bitter because people are asleep and have lost taste for soft words.” I am not insulting any idols. I am busting them. They say Ali and the Prophet were foremost in doing that. They say, in a battle for Tabuk, Ali cut off the head of a ‘religious leader’, then marched in circles in the battlefield with such victorious grace that some of the Prophet’s comrades complained to the Prophet saying, ‘This reflects of takabbur.’ The Prophet replied, “Of all styles of a man’s gait, it is this gait of The Momin which Allah loves most.”
The Quran itself uses very strong language for the ‘Lip-Service Worshippers’. In Surah 77, Al-Mursalaat, the sentence, Wailun Yauma-e-Zin Lil Mukazzebeen, is repeated 10 times. It means….’Shame on the Lip-service worshippers that denounce the law of God’. These murderers are propagating hate, killing people, bombing innocent civilians. The Quran’s verse…’Allah does not like public utterance of hurtful speech except of the one who has been a victim of injustice. [Al-Nisa 148]
Thanks for your delightful feedback. Please keep guiding me whenever. (I will try being soft, but you have no idea how deeply I feel the hurt they have given to mankind)