Why is there people hating on Islam?

Physical violence towards a wife is only permitted under extreme circumstances, and even then, it is discouraged. The Prophet said, 'the best among you is he who is good to his wife'.

Women take a father's name. And that doesn't happen everywhere? So name did all of your friends and family take? Their father's or their mothers?

Polygamy and and marriage to non-Muslims (followers of Abrahamic faiths, to be accurate) are both examples of differences in the roles of men and women, but aren't examples of differences in standing or worth.

The point is that as it stands, Islam is in conflict with science.



Either way, the fact that it's even permitted in the most extreme circumstance is evidence of unequal treatment.



Pointing the finger at X to justify Y doesn't work.



You sound like a British National Party supporter who's defending his party against accusations of racism by arguing that 'it's not racism, it's ethnic nationalism'.

Have you been there? I have been there on more than one occasion, and I noticed differences between rules in Britain and over there, both the large ones and the small ones. Never did it seem to me that men rule over women. there is one exception. women can't drive. i think that's unfair and isn't right.

However, saudi arabia is not the perfect islamic state in terms of its laws that the Prophet established.

The point is that as it stands, Islam is in conflict with science.



Either way, the fact that it's even permitted in the most extreme circumstance is evidence of unequal treatment.



Pointing the finger at X to justify Y doesn't work.



You sound like a British National Party supporter who's defending his party against accusations of racism by arguing that 'it's not racism, it's ethnic nationalism'.

Islam actually supports scientific claims. Many scientific discoveries, which have only recently been discovered, has been already mentioned in the Qu'ran. A great example of this is the study of Human Embryology.

And secondly, the theory of Evolution isn't necessarily correct, there are many flaws in the theory itself.

And Islam is not the only religion which is against the theory, all theist religions are.

And isn't it slightly hypocritical to say that Islam is unfair because children take after their fathers name, when you do it as well?

Please elaborate because quite often these 'scientific' claims in the Quran are always vague, short statements which people like yourself quickly inter pet in a way so as to strengthen the scientific integrity of the Quran.



Actually, it's almost unanimously accepted in the scientific community; there isn't a serious alternative.



Actually, there are many Jews and Christians who argue that the Bible does not contradict evolution. However, even if we accept for the moment that all religions reject evolution - that doesn't mean its right.



Once again, you're trying to defend Islam by pointing the finger at someone else. Stop being such a naughty boy!

Apparently you've been making sweeping statements about science and the Qur'an without actually knowing some of the most significant 'scientific' passages of the Book. It certainly wasn't interpreted quickly by people 'such as him' either, but by experts on Arabic. In fact, world's leading embryologist, a Canadian (?) man called Dr Keith Moore, converted to Islam having read the passages concerning embryology in the Qur'an. Google it.

I'd like to waste my time writing out all the information, but I think I'll just give you some links for now.
Science in the Qu'ran: http://www.quran-islam.org/112.html
The theory of Evolutions' flaws: http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread163678/pg1

And stop being such a hypocrite.

Perhaps you could quote the passage in the Quran apparently dealing with embryology.

Ha! Is that how you analyse something? Without being presented with any additional information? Are you an embryology expert then, capable of dismantling the text?

If you're so confident about the scientific viability of the Quran, why don't you just offer these verses which you're referring to?

I've read the section on embryology and there's nothing conclusive there, just some common sense statements and imaginative interpretation.

How am I a hypocrite?