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only here to spread love, love, love. 🌸🤍✨

[girlb @Minabeeel]

This post wasn’t even about the past - it was about the fact that people can live together peacefully today.
And that’s exactly my point!
Maybe try understanding the core message before making such claims.
Because honestly, your comment shocks me even more, it’s simply not true and has nothing to do with reality.
But yes, you’re right 5 plus 5 is also 600, if you say it often enough. 🤓

[girlb @Minabeeel]

No worries, I’m not AI, just someone who actually lives here.

We all know what happened in the ’90s, and no one is denying it.

But my post wasn’t about the past - it was about the fact that peaceful coexistence does exist today.

Seems like some people struggle more with peace than with war….. 🥲

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[girlb @Minabeeel]

@platoswetdream @ApotheosisJohn @josephMuztich No, I didn’t lose anyone. No, my family wasn’t involved. And yes — we live peacefully in Bosnia. Three cultures, one country. 🥰

[girlb @Minabeeel]

You’re deliberately twisting my words to avoid the point.

No one said the Ottoman Empire wasn’t Muslim – I said the Young Turks, who orchestrated the genocide, were secular nationalists acting out of political ideology, not religion.

Just like not every Israeli crime is “Judaism-based,” not every Ottoman action was “Islam-based.”

If you can’t distinguish between religion and state ideology, you’re not debating – you’re deflecting.

[girlb @Minabeeel]

Your comparison is not just tasteless – it’s historically, morally and logically wrong.

The Armenian genocide was a horrific crime – committed by secular-nationalist Young Turks, not in the name of Islam. Just like today’s Israeli state violence has nothing to do with Judaism itself.

You’re comparing:
•A tragedy from 1915, under a collapsing empire, with
•A modern-day occupation using advanced weapons, mass surveillance, and daily bombardments.

And then you ask: “How many Christians did Israel kill to be worse?”
That’s not a question – that’s an attempt to justify violence by relativizing it.

The real question is:

How many innocent civilians – of any religion – have died unjustly?
And why are you using past atrocities to silence outrage at today’s suffering?

We live in 2025. History matters, but it doesn’t excuse present injustice.

Pain is not a competition. Humanity means standing up for victims – not comparing body counts based on religion.

[girlb @Minabeeel]

It’s sad how much hatred some people spread, even though they have clearly never read the Qur’an with an open heart or mind. The story about the ant in the Qur’an is not “plagiarism” – it’s part of the story of Prophet Solomon (Sulaiman), who is also revered in Judaism and Christianity. The Qur’an confirms previous scriptures, it does not copy them.

The Qur’an never insults entire nations or religions. It distinguishes between those who knowingly reject truth and those who sincerely believe. Islam teaches respect, mercy, and justice.

You don’t have to accept Islam – but to slander it with lies is not brave, it’s just ignorant. May God guide you and grant you peace in your heart.

[girlb @Minabeeel]

@IeoFibonacci @ApotheosisJohn @josephMuztich Context matters. Quoting verses without it only spreads hate, not understanding. Peace and blessings to all 😊

[girlb @Minabeeel]

@IeoFibonacci @ApotheosisJohn @josephMuztich “Indeed, those who believed and those who were Jews or Christians or Sabeans – those [among them] who believed in Allah and the Last Day and did righteousness – will have their reward with their Lord. No fear will there be concerning them, nor will they grieve.” (Qur’an 2:62).

[girlb @Minabeeel]

@ApotheosisJohn @josephMuztich Your words touched my heart deeply. As a Muslim, I truly appreciate your respectful and spiritual view. May God guide us all to peace, love, and sincere surrender to Him — in unity, not division.

[girlb @Minabeeel]

@Zadok_Kyrios @josephMuztich As you see the verses are historical and context-specific. Islam forbids compulsion in religion (Qur’an 2:256) and permits war only in self-defense. Quoting without context spreads hate and falsehood. Peace and blessings to all. ✨

[girlb @Minabeeel]

@Zadok_Kyrios @josephMuztich 5. Quran 9:5

✅ True Meaning:

This verse refers to specific pagan tribes who broke treaties and attacked Muslims first. It is not a blanket command to kill non-Muslims. The same verse says to spare them if they repent or make peace.

[girlb @Minabeeel]

@Zadok_Kyrios @josephMuztich 4. Quran 9:123

✅ True Meaning:

This verse speaks specifically about those enemies who actively fought the Muslims during war. It does not apply to peaceful non-Muslims. It was time-bound and situation-specific.

[girlb @Minabeeel]

@Zadok_Kyrios @josephMuztich 3. Quran 3:28

✅ True Meaning:

This verse allows Muslims under life-threatening persecution to protect themselves through cautious behavior. It’s not about deceiving non-Muslims but about survival in hostile environments – like any human would do.

[girlb @Minabeeel]

@Zadok_Kyrios @josephMuztich 2. Quran 98:6

✅ True Meaning:

This verse refers specifically to those who knowingly rejected the truth after clear evidence was presented to them – not to all non-Muslims. It addresses a spiritual consequence, not worldly punishment or hatred.

[girlb @Minabeeel]

@Zadok_Kyrios @josephMuztich 1. Quran 8:39

✅ True Meaning (English):

This verse was revealed in the context of defensive war. It commands Muslims to fight until persecution ends and religious freedom is restored – not to force conversion. If the enemy ceases hostilities, Muslims must also stop fighting.

[girlb @Minabeeel]

@josephMuztich Reading through the comments, it’s sad to see so much hate from non-Muslims, while Muslims mostly respond with peace and kindness. So much Islamophobia, yet no Muslim mocks Jesus. The 10 Commandments say: “Love your neighbor.” Peace and blessings to all.

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