I was raised religious and became very anti-religous in my early 20s. Now I am slightly older and wiser in my 30s it's very interesting for me to hear conversations like this because for a long time I've associated religion in general as being a bad thing. I'm not sure I am ready to become a convert of any faith but I am becoming a lot more open-minded.,(reply>), @Aisha Abdi so why not crush the palaces of the custodians of the two holy mosques!!! why does the allah always crush war torn parts of syria or dirt poor shores of sri lanka ===== notice the butcher assad is stil living in his palace up in syria, only the believers got crushed, lol ===== but like you said the allah is al hakim. makes sense.,(reply>), @Asif Khan This life is a test and the believers that die by being crushed by walls are martyrs. They've left behind this world for something better.,(reply>), @Iram Warriah the greater power just shanked 4,000 innocent syrians and turks already in a war torn region with a massive earthquake. you sure this greater power is in control? does nt look like it, why not send the earthquake to the opulent palace of the custodian of the two holy mosques? why drop it on poor war torn refugees instead?,(reply>), @Iram Warriah ? You're a Muslim? Then how about addressing the 9-11 topic. Or will you avoid it like the guest Suleiman did and Lex LET the TOOL AVOID IT! Do you wish the scum-bags that did 9-11 are burning in hell?,(reply>), Baby steps, as I get older I feel as a Muslim, religion helps make sense of life and everything that comes with it, you realise that a greater power is in control.