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Posted by Parsin on June 29, 2008
This deadly weapon was sent to Saddam by western countries. It was revealed later that the Germany was the place where the chemicals were shipped to Saddam’s Iraq to use it on Iranian soldiers.
Nowadays, once in while you hear one of these victims dies after many years of struggle for life. There is no escape. . . Only death is able to end the intolerable pain.

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Posted by Parsin on June 20, 2008

Islam
Basic meaning: Islam has taken its root from the word Selm. Selm means being without any physical and spiritual , bodily and mental, outward and inward disorder.
Islam: The word Selm changes its form to Islam in chapter “Efa’ l”. Chapter Efa’ l is always used to make words transitive. So we can define the word Islam in this way:
“Keep yourself and the others from any outward and inward disease or from physical Or spiritual disorders.”
Salam : The person who is purred and freed from any deficiency or disorder. This word has been brought up as one of God’s names. In peoples meeting saying salam [Hello] in fact is a kind of health wish for the other.
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Posted by Parsin on June 11, 2008
Posted in Culture, History, Iran, Middle East, Persia, Persian Gulf, Travel, World, life, media, photo, slide show | Tagged: Azerbaijan, City, Desert, Isfahan, Jungle, Khozestan, Lake, Lake Urmia, Muniments, Nature, Shiraz, Tehran, Town | 16 Comments »
Posted by Parsin on June 4, 2008

Analysis of Some of the Propaganda Attacks Against Islam
3. Victory Over the Grave
In this section the writer states:
Mohammad is dead. Muslims follow a dead man. At the core of Christianity is the resurrection of Christ. The empty tomb validates the claims of Christ and inspires his followers. Over five hundred people witnessed Christ in his resurrected form. The resurrected Mohammad has yet to be seen.
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Posted by Parsin on June 1, 2008

Muhammad and America/ part 2/3
Analysis of Some of the Propaganda Attacks Against Islam
2. The Morality of Mohammad
The second point that the writer mentions in criticism of Islam, and one which in his opinion has been ignored in this religion is the morality of Mohammad and lack of affection, sympathy and ethics on his part. In his view, Mohammad was a very rough individual who under the cover of the sward had enhanced his way and in this endeavor ransacked commercial caravans and assassinated his critics. The writer has cited verses in defense of his claim and says that the guarantee of salvation for mankind signed by Jesus, is acquired in Islam through Jihad and wars. He says:
Islam offers no morality in Mohammad, but we find purity in Christ. Jesus didn’t kill people. He didn’t pirate caravans. Rather than dismiss women, he honored them. And, most of all, he rose from the dead.
With respect to the above the following points are worthy of consideration:
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Posted by Parsin on May 25, 2008

The chemical weapon was provided by western countries! Saddam was encouraged to start an 8-year war on Iran. US and its allies along with Russia (USSR) supported Saddam to the best of their ability. They provided him with all types of information including precise satellite images, all types of modern weapons, and political support.
Then when he didn’t succeed, they provided him with huge amounts of chemical weapons. Most of chemicals were sent through Germany. He massacred Iranians and his own people using these chemicals, but at that time no one questioned him about these crimes. US allegedly supported Saddam in using these mass destruction weapons.
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Posted by Parsin on May 21, 2008
Posted in History, Human Right, Islam, Israel, Middle East, Muslims, PPS, Palestine, Politics, State Terrorism, Terrorism, United States, Violence, World, life, media, photo, slide show | Tagged: Arab, Crime, Holocaust, power point, PPS | 7 Comments »
Posted by Parsin on May 20, 2008

Analysis of Some of the Propaganda Attacks Against Islam
The above title is the subject of a speech given by priest Max Lucado in one of the churches in San Antonio, Texas, about a month and a half after the September 11th tragedy. The text of the speech has been published in writing.
The above article mentions a series of tragedies in the history of the United States of America and points to the aerial assaults on the World Trade Center and follows with the following questions:
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Why do the present peoples (the Arabs) of the lands of the birth place of our holy book (Bible), rich with history of Christianity (instead of respecting us) consider us their enemies?
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Why do they use phrases such as holy war, martyr and Paradise and consider us as Pagans?
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Why do they sacrifice their own lives in suicidal missions and the Islamic millionaire (Bin Laden) plots against us and our children?
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Posted by Parsin on May 20, 2008
Posted in Culture, Developing Country, History, Human Right, Iraq, Islam, Middle East, Movie, Muslims, Politics, Prophet Mohammad, Quran, Religion, Terrorism, United States, Video, Violence, World, life, media | Tagged: Bible, Fitna, Geert Wilders, Quran, Schism | No Comments »
Posted by Parsin on May 20, 2008

I do not know what to say about her or how to say it? I wanted to imitate the French writer who was speaking one day in a conference about the Virgin Mary. He said, “For 1700 years all of the speakers have spoken of Mary. For 1700 years, all philosophers and thinkers of various nations of the East and West have spoken of the value of Mary. For 1700 years, the poets of the world have spent all of their creative efforts and power in their praise of Mary. For 1700 years, all of the painters and artists have created wonderful works of art showing the face and form of Mary. But the totality of all that has been said and the efforts of all the artists and thinkers throughout these many centuries have not been able to better describe the greatness of Mary than the simple words, ‘Mary was the mother of Jesus Christ.”‘
And I wanted to begin in this manner with Fatima. I got stuck. I wished to say, ‘Fatima was the daughter of the great Khadija,’ but I sensed this would not fully describe Fatima. I wished to say, ‘Fatima was the daughter of Mohammad,’ but I sensed this would not fully describe Fatima. I wished to say, ‘Fatima was the wife of Ali,’ but I sensed this would not fully describe Fatima. I wished to say, ‘Fatima was the mother of Hassan and Hussein,’ but I sensed this would not fully describe Fatima. I wished to say, ‘Fatima is the mother of Zaynab,’ but I still sensed this would not fully describe Fatima.
No, these are all true, and none of them is Fatima.
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