About Islam!

@Jon : I will explain more but I wasn't sure about something, so I just sent a request to my "Master"-it's not the way it is in Jediism I explained this one before- when he reply I will explain here more.

@Ren : Thanks and sorry, I've never read anything refer to Islam on any language but Persian or Arabic, That's why I don't know a lot about these words...

@The Old Doris : Be sure I would shout that " I am a Muslim Jedi" and I'm not scared of what others look at it, but I want to make them to see what it DO exist, not what they pretend to show.

I'll be the first one to ask this. Would you say that Muslim and Jedi are completely compatible? If not what compromises do you make? If they are completely compatible what forms your belief on this?

Also, when there are conflicts within those structures are you a Muslim first or a Jedi first?

If you don't believe this has any relevance in the real world I'll go grab someone who is a Jedi Christian second and she can relate a story to you with the reasoning she had and choices she made.

I think Jediism is a collection of different religions, and it have conflict with Islam just with names. "Allah" -> "The Force",...

I can say I'm a Muslim first, as I born one, but honestly I don't do all of those Islam ask for, some are hard for me, you know? I follow Jediism because it is a new way to look at world, somehow better than old ones.

No such thing as a wrong answer on something like this. That being said, this is enlightening it gives me a respect for your view. I am what I would a call a Forceist, or Forci, I believe in a deep energy that permeates things and makes all things up. I believe in an undercurrent that guides things, moves things, and is part of the world.

Finally I got an answer, here it is translated to English:

Imagine you have a room mate, you live in an apartment in separated rooms. He is too messy and you are tidy. Every day you have a party. They think you both are messy, while just your roommate is messy, unless you cleanup the whole apartment, this is exactly what Islam is. We have messy roommates, they live in their separated rooms, but they make all Islam look worse.

and after this there is some personal advices and a sign.

Sajjad Heydari wrote: Finally I got an answer, here it is translated to English:

Imagine you have a room mate, you live in an apartment in separated rooms. He is too messy and you are tidy. Every day you have a party. They think you both are messy, while just your roommate is messy, unless you cleanup the whole apartment, this is exactly what Islam is. We have messy roommates, they live in their separated rooms, but they make all Islam look worse.

and after this there is some personal advices and a sign.

Does the apartment block have a body corporate? :S I mean any religious head to assert some form of authority and leadership, and if not, I wonder why not.