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**22CreessGah** · 01-03-2012, 05:36 AM

You won't find any country in existence today that can claim "true" Islam. In the past, for centuries, when Muslims placed their religion over their worldly lives, you can see success.

Notice how the Muslim world collapsed as soon as the Muslim rulers started to look towards the West as a source of inspiration. This began during the end period of the Ottoman caliphate, where many un-Islamic and anti-Islamic laws were legislated and many Islamic laws were abolished. The "Golden Age" of Islam occurred when our rulers sought only the favour of Allah

. Muslims in the early centuries conquered both hearts and minds of non-Muslims. The Islamic caliphate spread all the way from Spain to China within its first century. Many people left their religions to become Muslims, not because of coercion (Islam allowed non-Muslims to practice their religion freely, contrary to the practice of every single other religion at the time), but because of witnessing the noble behavior of the Muslims and their rulers at the time.

01-03-2012, 05:36 AM	#22
22CreessGah Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 447 Senior Member	You won't find any country in existence today that can claim "true" Islam. In the past, for centuries, when Muslims placed their religion over their worldly lives, you can see success. Notice how the Muslim world collapsed as soon as the Muslim rulers started to look towards the West as a source of inspiration. This began during the end period of the Ottoman caliphate, where many un-Islamic and anti-Islamic laws were legislated and many Islamic laws were abolished. The "Golden Age" of Islam occurred when our rulers sought only the favour of Allah . Muslims in the early centuries conquered both hearts and minds of non-Muslims. The Islamic caliphate spread all the way from Spain to China within its first century. Many people left their religions to become Muslims, not because of coercion (Islam allowed non-Muslims to practice their religion freely, contrary to the practice of every single other religion at the time), but because of witnessing the noble behavior of the Muslims and their rulers at the time.
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