Follower of the Religion of peace stabs man to death over "religious argument"

A man was stabbed to death outside a Canadian university residence by a Muslim acquaintance after an argument about Islam and Arabs reportedly got out of hand.

A rooming house outside of Toronto, Canada’s York University was the site of a fatal stabbing in the early hours of Tuesday morning, which witnesses say was caused by a religious argument about Islam.

28-year-old Alp Efe was rushed to hospital after being stabbed multiple times and was pronounced dead upon arrival at the facility. The man accused of his murder, 31-year-old Alijan Arif Khan was arrested later that day by police and charged with second-degree murder Canadian broadcaster CTV reports.

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Reply 1

Zerforax

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An unnamed witness who lives in the area claimed that the pair of men often would debate and argue on a range of issues. He said that the arguments would start of reasonable, but the two men would drink heavily and the arguments would become ever more heated. the neighbour said the pair engaged in this sort of behaviour up to fours times a week.

From your link..

Doesn't sound like a great follower?

Reply 2

TercioOfParma

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A lot of people need to learn to tolerate disagreement better, whatever identity they have.

Reply 3

Vividly clear

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Original post by Zerforax

An unnamed witness who lives in the area claimed that the pair of men often would debate and argue on a range of issues. He said that the arguments would start of reasonable, but the two men would drink heavily and the arguments would become ever more heated. the neighbour said the pair engaged in this sort of behaviour up to fours times a week.

From your link..

Doesn't sound like a great follower?

Terrible argument/response

There are men with Ph.D's in Islamic studies, read and write in Arabic and are Imams who have done worse atrocities, so your argument that drinking doesn't make him a true muslim is flawed, because people we would consider true muslims have done far worse

Reply 4

BaconandSauce

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Original post by Zerforax

An unnamed witness who lives in the area claimed that the pair of men often would debate and argue on a range of issues. He said that the arguments would start of reasonable, but the two men would drink heavily and the arguments would become ever more heated. the neighbour said the pair engaged in this sort of behaviour up to fours times a week.

From your link..

Doesn't sound like a great follower?

does he have to be a 'great follower?'

I know a few Muslims who drink but they are still Muslims.

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Reply 5

BaconandSauce

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Original post by TercioOfParma

A lot of people need to learn to tolerate disagreement better, whatever identity they have.

sadly the use of violence to defend their faith is ingrained in some communities

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Vividly clear

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Original post by BaconandSauce

sadly the use of violence to defend their faith is ingrained in some communities

The problem here is that, people would claim that we are being bigoted or racist for pointing this out.

Which is completely stupid when what we're saying is factual supported

Reply 7

Zerforax

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Original post by Vividly clear

Terrible argument/response

There are men with Ph.D's in Islamic studies, read and write in Arabic and are Imams who have done worse atrocities, so your argument that drinking doesn't make him a true muslim is flawed, because people we would consider true muslims have done far worse

Well it shows that the individual picks and chooses what he wants to do in following his religion.

So logically him deciding to kill someone should be attributed to his own choices in action rather than trying to blame the religion.

But I'm sure that doesn't suit your agenda.

Reply 8

BaconandSauce

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Original post by Vividly clear

The problem here is that, people would claim that we are being bigoted or racist for pointing this out.

Which is completely stupid when what we're saying is factual supported

such is the world

but yes as you say is is rather stupid.

Reply 9

Vividly clear

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Original post by Zerforax

Well it shows that the individual picks and chooses what he wants to do in following his religion.

So logically him deciding to kill someone should be attributed to his own choices in action rather than trying to blame the religion.

But I'm sure that doesn't suit your agenda.

Absolute nonsense, don't try and act like murdering people you disagree with has nothing to do with Islam, because over 100 verses and the majority of the 9th Sura clearly disagree with you

Reply 10

Saba XD

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Original post by Zerforax

Well it shows that the individual picks and chooses what he wants to do in following his religion.

So logically him deciding to kill someone should be attributed to his own choices in action rather than trying to blame the religion.

But I'm sure that doesn't suit your agenda.

Reply 11

Pinkberry_y

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I had some salmon for lunch today, it was delicious

Reply 12

ChuckNorriss

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Original post by Vividly clear

Absolute nonsense, don't try and act like murdering people you disagree with has nothing to do with Islam, because over 100 verses and the majority of the 9th Sura clearly disagree with you

If and when you do provide the quran citations. please also provide its historical context with citations from which books, tafseer of the verses with citations from which books etc etc etc. thanks bbs x

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Reply 13

Vividly clear

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Original post by ChuckNorriss

If and when you do provide the quran citations. please also provide its historical context with citations from which books, tafseer of the verses with citations from which books etc etc etc. thanks bbs x

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I could decide to type it out and give you all the contextual, historic, philosophic support of what I said but I'll rather just upload a video where it is all detailed

[video="youtube;jHmsL0p6jnI"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHmsL0p6jnI[/video]

Reply 14

z33

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Watch Alp Efe get into Heaven and Alijan Arif Khan sizzle in Hell :colonhash:

Reply 15

HAnwar

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Original post by Zerforax

An unnamed witness who lives in the area claimed that the pair of men often would debate and argue on a range of issues. He said that the arguments would start of reasonable, but the two men would drink heavily and the arguments would become ever more heated. the neighbour said the pair engaged in this sort of behaviour up to fours times a week.

From your link..

Doesn't sound like a great follower?