Rafi Sahib's description of the issue at hand clearly indicates that different individuals have different concepts of Islam, just as they have different concepts of almost any thing else in the world. If so, obviously,
an individual's actions cannot always be considered to correctly represent Islam, but only his own perception of same.

There is a Christian man in Washington, who claims that he received inspiration from God to invade Iraq, consequently he did invade in 2003 and has caused the death of about a million people so far. We can only criticize this man and his flawed and weird thinking - we cannot, and have not criticized Christianity or God.

I refuse to join those who wrongfully hold Islam responsible for cultural, economical, political problems or individual's own misgivings.

Javed