MUST SEE Brothers Taking Shahada Convert to Islam Explaining Why They Chose to be Muslim Part 8/8

Dave Cavall and Casey Cavall travel over 250 miles to visit Islamic Society of Greater Charlotte to accept Shahada and enter in to Islam. Sheikh Bassam Obeid gives them Shahada and talked on Quran - A Book of guidance. Imam Khalil Akbar spoke on The Monotheiestic Message of Prophets Moses, Jesus and Muhammad (peace be upon them all). David Cavall Explains their Wisdom in Choosing Islam. Islamic Soceity of Greater Charlotte hosted this great event on Saturday 25th September 2010 at Masjid Mustafa. Brother Khalid Chaudhery, President of ISGC welcomed the New Muslim Brothers in to Islam and to the community.

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[J45USER]

Allhuakbar!

This was at ICC?

[CarolinaMuslims]

This was at ISGC / Masjid Mustafa

[Fakhriyahnisa]

Charlotte is filled with political Muslims who only want a certain type of media attention. We called five Mosques to network with other Muslims for transportation due to my husbands injuries: Ash Shaeed, Mustafa, ICC, MAS, the hidden African Mosque on Eastway drive. . .the Imam on Eastway drive told my husband to text him and he never responded, the Imam, Yahyah at MAS, said, "no one can help you; I am in my office." All during Ramadan and Eid. This is the treatment we received.

[Fakhriyahnisa]

I am a Charlotte Muslim and recently my husband was seriously injured at his job. We need help with transportation and making arrangements to get him to medical appoints because our van's transmission went out. And this Imam and Mosque never returned our call. The mechanics that worked on the transmission are so-called Muslims too that attend this Mosque--they cursed us like dogs when we told them we could not pick up the van yet, due to the accident. We called during Ramadan and Eid.

[J45USER]

@CarolinaMuslims allhuakbar!

do u g2 to the icc?

[Ccavalli100]

@YeshuaisYahweh1 as Cavall123 said if you read the Old Testament there are many "Doom senarios" The Quran is not a doom and gloom book as you say, Nor is it sickening.

There is no point in trying to waste time with someone who gets sometype of pleasure out of posting unfounded claims against someone elses religion with no respect for someone elses rights,

if you understood your religion you would understand it is not "christian" to do what you are doing here

[Cavall123]

Wait a minute--have you read the Old Testament where God often called for the utter destruction of every man, women and child in a particular area? Have you ever read about the incredible amount of killing that goes on in the O.T.? I have. How 'bout Psalm 137 where it says you will be blessed for smashing" their babies against the rocks"? Honestly,you couldn't possibly have read the Qur'an and think it's all doom,etc.? You're not thinking of the Book of Revelation or the Bible are you?

[YeshuaisYahweh1]

@Ccavalli100 Ive read the Quran, and I could not find one page that didnt mention the word "doom" or "eternal pain" or "hell". Read your own book word for word. Dont cherry pick the verses you like. When reading the Quran, it made me sick to the stomach, I felt like vomiting.

[Ccavalli100]

@YeshuaisYahweh1 By pulling one verse out of the Quran you cannot fully understand how divorce works,you need to do alot more research on the subject

before you can truly understand it

[Cavall123]

Yeshuais--so you base your view of Islam solely by what you perceive as being written in the Qur'an regarding divorce? I am one of the people who was in the above video and had been a Christian. I know the Bible very well.You should know that the Bible allows for divorce under certain circumstances.Remember the words of Jesus in the Gospel? Someone that takes a name or title such as you have,has the responsibility of speaking a little more respectfully when referring to other faiths.