I've read the Qu'ran and agree with most of the stuff that is in there.
I also believe in God.
Their communities are the thing that really make them stand out, though.
They are like a close knit family that work towards self improvement.
Should I convert to Islam?
Christian Nelson
Ayden Ross
>I've read the Qu'ran and agree with most of the stuff that is in there.
I strongly doubt that. The Koran is frankly boring, and not particularily deep. Why would God reveal his plan to some epileptic merchant in Arabia?
>Their communities are the thing that really make them stand out, though.
It's a standard cult, and you'll find the same in Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, or Evangelicals. Also, you can't leave.
>They are like a close knit family that work towards self improvement.
They'll shame and ostracize you for asking the wrong kinds of questions. You become subservient to the group. They run your life. You sound more like you're lonely and want a cult to join. Islam is by far the worst with no redeeming factors. It takes the worst of Judaism and Christianity.
Oh, and a lot of naive idiot westerners end up being recruited for Jihad and shit.
Isaac Williams
Yes, I converted a few years back. I do feel Islam is the only thing that can save robots. Muhammad himself seemed to have been an ancient robot who didn't care about social status or wealth or race or any of that shit. It also helps he was an average guy, not some tall Chad or anything.
Because of this Islamic communities seem to be way less superficial and judgemental on things like appearance and height, unlike the mainstream Western world. It's a lot more easier to feel socially accepted and at home in an Islamic community.
The thing is you get shamed and ostracized in the West for asking the wrong questions too, especially if you talk about how bad women's liberations has rekt things for men. At worst you may even be fired from your job if you get doxxed by feminists or have your life ruined in other ways. You can be named and shamed, etc.
So really there is hardly any difference in that regard. The difference is that in Islamic communities you get ostracized only on religious matters, like if you started being an edgelord and disputing the accepted interpretation/understanding of the religion, etc. You can talk quite freely about most other things. Whereas in Western communities, you are expected to toe a very strong politically correct line.
I don't see how Islam is worse than Judaism or Christianity. On the other hand, Islam promotes an incredibly strong sense of brotherhood, tribal mentality (which is great for shunning normies) and being part of a wider community. Ultra-Orthodox Judaism also offers that, but good luck joining them, you need to study for 3+ years and be approved by a bunch of rabbis. As for Christianity, most Christian communities are thoroughly pozzed.
Joseph Fisher
And yes you can't leave, but of course they are not going to commit violence against you in a Western country if you try to leave, just shun you and cut off all contact with you.
For me this isn't a problem. There's nothing to go back to the normie world anyway, especially when they judge you so harshly for such superficial shit like height and so forth.
Aiden Richardson
Just join some Evangelical church if your'e so dead-set on joining a cult. Islam is literally the worst religion out there.
Justin Campbell
>Why would God reveal his plan to some epileptic merchant in Arabia?
Family line, he's not just some random Arab.
Brandon Hall
I was. In fact I was born into Evangelical Christianity. Evangelical Christianity is cucked as fuck these days and no better for a robot because it's so Westernized. You wanna shack up with a born-again "virgin" who sucked off an entire football team but expects you to remain celibate until marriage? To be in a church which cares more about the wellbeing of Christian Africans in Africa than about its own young members that can't get married? My pastor didn't give two shits about my robot problems and suggested I should just pray harder, yet he lavished all his attention on stupid shit like fundraisers for Africa or anti-abortion drive.
Whereas in an Islamic community, the imam actually helps out guys to get married, sets up courtship, and helps personally as well to get members adjusted.
Kevin Hughes
>Family line, he's not just some random Arab.
There's no outside evidence of any of that. It's all internal from Islam. And on top of that, just like, this is the most powerful being ever that created the universe. His grand plan for explaining things was to send random guys in one tiny area messages and doll it out over time and then send another in Arabia?
God could do anything. He could have a sign on the Moon saying "Believe Muhamamd".
There's no basis for Islam, and it's filled with absurd, incorrect claims. Like the splitting of the moon.
Nathaniel Sanchez
That's going to be true of any immigrant population. The thing is, you can convert to their religion but it's still not going to make you a part of that close knit family.
Xavier Fisher
How was your first trip to your masjid?