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Isingekua kwa huyu mwamba wazungu wangesilimishwa kwa mapanga, leo bara Uropa lingekua la hovyo limevurugwa kama ilivyo Mashariki ya kati na maeneo mengine yenye hii dini.
Hii ilikua enzi ambapo uislamu ulikua unaenezwa kwa mapanga na walijaribu kushambulia Uzunguni ila wakakuta pagumu.
Huwa hainingii akili kwanini iwe kwamba baada ya Yesu, Mungu alete dini nyingine inayokwenda kinyume na kila kitu kilichofundishwa na Yesu, ikumbukwe Mohammad alisababisha mauaji ya Wayahudi wa Banu Qurayza, ambapo aliagiza watoto wa kiume wachinjwe bila huruma.
Huu uchinjaji unaendelea hadi leo, leo hii kwenye utandawazi na elimu yote hii unamchinja mtu kisa 'mungu' ambaye hauna namna ya kuthibitisha uwepo wake....
Afrika hapa ndio usipime, mara Msumbiji, mara Somalia, Sudan, Chad, Nigeria kote huko uchinjaji tu, naona hata DRC wameingia na kuchinja wanavijiji, bora hata waasi wengine kama M23 wanapigana kupora madini, ila hawa magaidi wa waislamu ADF wao wanachinja tu hawaelewekki shida yao nini.
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At the Battle of Tours
(also called the Battle of Poitiers), fought in 732 in an area between the cities of Poitiers
and Tours
, in north-central France, near the village of Moussais-la-Bataille
(Vouneuil-sur-Vienne), about 20 km northeast of Poitiers, the Frankish king Charles Martel
("Charles the Hammer") decisively stopped the Muslim army's advance into Northern Europe.
"The Battle of Tours
earned Charles the cognomen
"Martel" ('Hammer'), for the merciless way he hammered his enemies. Many historians, including the great military historian Sir Edward Creasy
, believe that had he failed at Tours, Islam would probably have overrun Gaul
, and perhaps the remainder of western Christian Europe. Gibbon
made clear his belief that the Umayyad armies would have conquered from Rome to the Rhine, and even England, having the English Channel for protection, with ease, had Martel not prevailed. Creasy said "the great victory won by Charles Martel ... gave a decisive check to the career of Arab conquest in Western Europe, rescued Christendom from Islam, [and] preserved the relics of ancient and the germs of modern civilization." Gibbon's belief that the fate of Christianity hinged on this battle is echoed by other historians including John B. Bury
, and was very popular for most of modern historiography.
It fell somewhat out of style in the twentieth century, when historians such as Bernard Lewis contended that Arabs had little intention of occupying northern France. More recently, however, many historians have tended once again to view the Battle of Tours as a very significant event in the history of Europe and Christianity. Equally, many, such as William Watson, still believe this battle was one of macrohistorical world-changing importance, if they do not go so far as Gibbon does rhetorically" (Wikipedia article on Battle of Tours, accessed 12-14-2008).
Hii ilikua enzi ambapo uislamu ulikua unaenezwa kwa mapanga na walijaribu kushambulia Uzunguni ila wakakuta pagumu.
Huwa hainingii akili kwanini iwe kwamba baada ya Yesu, Mungu alete dini nyingine inayokwenda kinyume na kila kitu kilichofundishwa na Yesu, ikumbukwe Mohammad alisababisha mauaji ya Wayahudi wa Banu Qurayza, ambapo aliagiza watoto wa kiume wachinjwe bila huruma.
Huu uchinjaji unaendelea hadi leo, leo hii kwenye utandawazi na elimu yote hii unamchinja mtu kisa 'mungu' ambaye hauna namna ya kuthibitisha uwepo wake....
Afrika hapa ndio usipime, mara Msumbiji, mara Somalia, Sudan, Chad, Nigeria kote huko uchinjaji tu, naona hata DRC wameingia na kuchinja wanavijiji, bora hata waasi wengine kama M23 wanapigana kupora madini, ila hawa magaidi wa waislamu ADF wao wanachinja tu hawaelewekki shida yao nini.
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At the Battle of Tours
(also called the Battle of Poitiers), fought in 732 in an area between the cities of Poitiers
and Tours
, in north-central France, near the village of Moussais-la-Bataille
(Vouneuil-sur-Vienne), about 20 km northeast of Poitiers, the Frankish king Charles Martel
("Charles the Hammer") decisively stopped the Muslim army's advance into Northern Europe."The Battle of Tours
earned Charles the cognomen
"Martel" ('Hammer'), for the merciless way he hammered his enemies. Many historians, including the great military historian Sir Edward Creasy
, believe that had he failed at Tours, Islam would probably have overrun Gaul
, and perhaps the remainder of western Christian Europe. Gibbon
made clear his belief that the Umayyad armies would have conquered from Rome to the Rhine, and even England, having the English Channel for protection, with ease, had Martel not prevailed. Creasy said "the great victory won by Charles Martel ... gave a decisive check to the career of Arab conquest in Western Europe, rescued Christendom from Islam, [and] preserved the relics of ancient and the germs of modern civilization." Gibbon's belief that the fate of Christianity hinged on this battle is echoed by other historians including John B. Bury
, and was very popular for most of modern historiography.It fell somewhat out of style in the twentieth century, when historians such as Bernard Lewis contended that Arabs had little intention of occupying northern France. More recently, however, many historians have tended once again to view the Battle of Tours as a very significant event in the history of Europe and Christianity. Equally, many, such as William Watson, still believe this battle was one of macrohistorical world-changing importance, if they do not go so far as Gibbon does rhetorically" (Wikipedia article on Battle of Tours, accessed 12-14-2008).
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