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[quote]Salaam

Very confusing topic, seem to be jumping from one to another!

[quote] The problem is mostly to do with the amoral, relativistic, hypocritical, capitalistic, power hungry and atheistic "western world". The lesser problems are of the Muslims, being the problems of improper Islam, an the spineless masses (which is unIslamic). [/quote]

[quote] If there was no clash then all there would be is materialism and hedonism. Islam being against that will ALWAYS clash with the west till the day one side is destroyed. There cannot and will not be a middle ground between falsehood and truth. And as the immoral west will always seek to dominate so it can have more, peace will not just happen.

If there are sides, I have a feeling that the Muslims will have the pleasure of seeing you on the other side. [/quote]

I am trying to understand countless cliches that you have posted. What exactly do you mean by islam being anti capitalist or anti materialistic. Exactly what do you think capitalism  and materilaism is and how is Islam opposed to these.
Does Islam restrict materialism and to what degree/amount/extent etc.

Okay lets simplify things and start with one point at time:

(i) Capitalism - Let us even accept your ridiculous cliche notion that all the western societies have exactly the same capitalistic system. 
Capitalism simplified to me means freedom to carry out free trade can you tell me exactly how this is different to Islamic economic system?

regards[/quote]

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