Quote:islamic practice or practice by islamics - you haggle over it.
I'm sure you can appreciate the difference between doctrine and practise.
Christian doctrine for instance is all lovey dovey warm freindly cuddly stuff about turning the other cheek and so forth. Christian practise on the other hand has mostly been about violent, oppressive, military conquest, not just in the past but right up until today. The Christian countries have been involved in the most wars, most occupations, most conquests, most bombings etc.
And all you can do is bring a bodged up list of 12,000 mostly unverified attacks on occupation soldiers and their installed police/soldiers and claim Islam's the big bad boogey monster.
You're a dropkick really.
Quote:hy has islam not been able to stam or indeed willing to stamp out this supposedly unislamic practice for 1400 years? because it is as islamic as fatwahs. That's not in the koran, so is that not islamic either?
Beheading is a method of killing. It's irrelevant. Just because most Christians kill eachother (and non-Christians) with guns, does that mean Christianity has to stamp out guns?? Method of killing is a minor detail. It's got nothing to do with the Qur'an, as I mentioned above it's hardly if ever mentioned in the Qur'an at all.
Quote:Arianne means most holy in Greek. In arabic it means lively. (naked girl - who are you kidding?)
عارية (Aria) is the classical Arabic pronunciation of the word for naked, the colloquial pronunciation is Arian (male) and Ariana (female). I really can't see any sane practising Muslim using such a name. Either way, it doesn't state it's a Muslim.