Why I Don’t Like Most Muslims

I know I might get tons of downvotes for this.

It is disheartening to witness the ungrateful and blinded beings—unable to recognize their blessings or show gratitude. Their minds remain trapped in the seventh century.

This is the reality many of them face today:

  • Their days are rarely free of music; they enjoy it, explore its different genres, and may even master it. Yet, they believe it to be forbidden. If you discuss this with them, they might declare you an unbeliever.
  • They purchase the latest cameras, take countless photos, and may even excel at photography. Yet, they believe they are engaging in something prohibited. If you challenge this belief, they may accuse you of having a shaky faith.

Today’s affected Muslim lives in a state of profound cognitive dissonance—living life while simultaneously denying it.
They believe the path to paradise begins with rejecting life itself.

And we all know how the movement began to multiply within every society, with each region developing its own distinct version of the awakening's influence!

The so-called “awakening-صحوة” demands that you deviate from the life of the times:

  • You despise the opposite gender, yet you marry four, including children.
  • You despite the West, yet you consume all its products, even the loudspeakers you use to shout into everyone’s ears.

You shout with full confidence, “The Prophet said...”

But the message in your hands tells you that the Prophet does not “say.” He is, simply, a messenger—his duty is to deliver, not to say.

You repeat with unwavering certainty, “The Prophet said...”

Yet the message in your hands informs you that the only words the Prophet will say are: "And the Messenger will say, O my Lord, my people have abandoned this Qur’an".

The Prophet has passed, and the message is Complete!

So why not let him rest in peace if you truly believe in him?
Understand that he came solely to deliver the message..
Why not stop speaking on his behalf and in his name, and instead turn your attention to the message itself?