@iwannano Said
Thank you for your insight on the topic.
After posting this thread and doing a little (literally) research I've figured out it's like any other 'religion' . There's the ones that really believe the 'good or peaceful' parts of whatever book it is the 'religion' is based on and then there's them that take a paragraph from here and one from there and another one from somewhere else put them all together and say it's the right way, then there's them that follow only the 'bad or violent' parts.
I am not a believer in any organized 'religion' .
Good parts , bad parts or mixed up parts.
i have a translation of Kramers laying around somewhere,
readed it several times,
and i don't recall any passage that literally "demands" you to kill for your religious beliefs. Contrarely, it actually "demands" to respect your neighbour no matter what. Help the hopeless no matter what.
As many of you know, there are two "groups" in Islam. You have Sunni's and Shiite's. Seperated hundreds of years ago by a incident, the murder on Hz. Ali, son-in-law of prophet Muhammed. Some people pointed the finger, so the seperated, and two groups were "created".
The one is broadminded and less theocrat, Shiite's. The other is strict and more theocrat, Sunni. For years, these groups point the finger on eachother, due to the incident AND claiming the other has a wrong interpretation and translation of the Kur'an.
Not many people know that there are several other subreligious groups inside the main groups.
I for example. I am Alevi. I read the Kur'an, but don't live by it. I am allowed to interpretate it as i need. I am also given the freedom to relativate passages to time. Not every passage can be "used" in the current era, since some passages are meantfor a era long passed. "We" have evolved. We are not barbaric anymore, killing for religion is long passed away. If we as humans don't evolve our mental state, we also can't relativate words to time. Hence you have different translations of the Kur'an. It depends on the person(s) who translated it.
For me, religion is :
watch your hands
watch your back
watch your tongue
learn
work
produce
Do i believe in "God" or "Allah"?
Ring a bell? there isn't supposed to be "or". God=Allah=God
i witnessed Imams and Priests getting together and discuss religion in peace, and claim that there is no wrong or right religion. You are eithe religious or not. If you are religious, it pretty much doesn't matter wetter you are Christian or Muslim or whatever.
It basically all comes down to the same thing.