Sorry to say that I started to hate islam

bharatiya wrote: Yes buddy, I am eagerly waiting to meet him.  I may be in Mumbai next month for my personal work.  Hope I could get an appointment. Well, the Truth is all religions are equal.  Different religions are like different paths to the same destination. The word 'dispassionate' itself tells us that Zakir has some ill feeling towards 'hinduism'.

I think the dictionary meanings to dispassionate means "without any passion" i.e. to say without any baisness or preoccupation of one's own beliefs. This is, I think, the most honest advise to muslims to read and know about Hinduism and same goes to the hindus themselves. Where is the hatred? How do you pick just one word out of his whole article and that too totally wrong. I think you need a little more time to grow and then reflect your true academic strength. Till then, its better to listen and read more about Islam, especially from Quran, than feeling it from the attitudes of muslims around you.

Yes, I am lot more confident than him.  I dont know Quran at all.  But I know a lot of Bible and our own Philosophy.

This is another classical example for your need to grow up. Your confidence based upon your ignorance about Quran!!! What a statment. Are you suggesting discussing Bible with Dr. Zakir?? What a proposition????

bharatiya wrote:   Look at ur statement to Haja: As I have said Zakir's intention was to degrade other religions Did Dr Zakir ever degrade other religions, or you are now mind-reading his intention? As I have said, the use of 'dispassionate' is enough.  And he calls everyone to be a Muslim.

O yeah, is this your scholarly approach? Is this the way you read 'dispassionate' from your dictionary (If you have one)? Kindly consult your english teacher if you are having troubles with this language, after all you may have to pass the exams as well.