As an exmuslim, I feel good that some people can talk about Islam without attachking other religions. However, once you ask about Islamic war rules (brutal), slavery (long history), executing apostates (per Sharia law), Mohamad ( war lord, marrying Aisha when she was 12 and him 54), antisemitism (clear verses in Quran), fascism (to complement your faith you must loath non-muslims and love muslims), then they are defenceless, they have to attack other religions. <br>But yet, the biggest problem is when they want to be listened they hope to convert people into Islam. The cause is so noble, for them,  that they try their best to beautify Islam, lie to hide the ugly  sides.,(reply>), @TheGamingAlong The explain the jihad to violent extremists not to us.,(reply>), What you got it wrong:<br>1. Islamic war rules - Islamic war rules actually advocate for peace and only allow for war in self-defense or to protect oppressed people. The concept of "jihad" is often misunderstood and is not about violent conquest.<br><br>2. Slavery - Islam actually handles slavery with compassion and encourages the freeing of slaves. Prophet Muhammad himself freed and freed many slaves during his lifetime.<br><br>3. Executing apostates - There is no clear consensus among Islamic scholars on the punishment for apostasy and it varies greatly depending on context and interpretation.<br><br>4. Muhammad and Aisha - Presentism is important when judging this marriage as it was a common practice at the time.<br><br>5. Antisemitism - The Quran teaches respect and tolerance for all religions, and any negative references to Jews or other groups must be understood in their historical context.<br><br>6. Fascism - Islam does not advocate for fascism or loathing of non-Muslims. On the contrary, it teaches compassion and respect for all humanity.,(reply>), Totally agree. It's violent to its core and in its fundaments.,(reply>), Which religion doesn't have ugly sides? Islam is beautiful by far in its true form