Then you'll find that I am not a fundamentalist.
IMO, anyone who adheres to five fundamentals (same as the ten commandments) of Islam is a fundamentalist.
1. There is no god except God
2. Prayers (includes prayers for well being of humans regardless of their race/religion)
3. Charity (helping poors financially)
4. Fasting (abstinence from sin)
5. Hajj (devotion to God and asking for forgiveness)
Now I do adhere to all of them. You can call me a fundamentalist if you will. I don't see anything wrong with believing in existance of God, praying for well being of humans, helping poor, abstaining from sins and devotion to God (which is doing good deeds).
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Following the five rules doesn't make anybody a fundamentalist IMO, personally I don't agree with them (except no 3) but that's just me, a none-believing Dane..
The problem is that muslims are so different in how to read and understand what the koran says, there is a counter for almost any of the rules in there, and on top of that, there is a huge gap between the Suni and the Sharia muslims.
However, to me "nearly" all muslims are fundamentalists, because they are not doing enough to silent the violent voice there keeps spreading cancer out in the public, they are using any chance they can to hit the front-page in the news, and that gives the average Joe the impression that anything related to Islam is pure evil.


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