Who is Islam Karimov?
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president of Uzbekistan
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Yes, he is Muslim\n\nhttp://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/061029/ids_photos_sp/r2075476614.jpg
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Ali Karimi, Iran's second-most capped player, recently with Team Melli, is now playing in Germany for Bayern Munich.
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The problem is not Islam. Since the demise of the Soviet Union there has been no balance of power. While the cold war was not pleasant, it kept both superpowers in check. Now we have one major power (with a lot of hangers on) and they need to continuously prove that they are the world power. Consequently they need to find villains who must be put down or controlled. Through its control of the press, Islam has been villified.\n\nIf you want to make a difference, think for yourself, don't let them brainwash you.
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it has to be ali karimi
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islam_by_country
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He was a Persian Sufi of Naqshbandi, born in Bostam.  Go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wikj/Bayazid_Bastami for more information.  Good Luck!
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Hi,\nI'm glad to get the opportunity to help you understand this situation.\n\nWhat happened to you is indeed very strange, from the books offered, the itch, the sore and the whole rest ot it.\n\nThe question here is: What does that person has to do with Islam? what does his reaction has to do too? As well as his behaviour to you and the kids? \n\nI studied Islam as a subject and can tell you that you have been very unfortunate to fall on a person that showed you a wrong image of a great religion.\n\nYour case is just one that could also happen to a muslim while visiting a christian family, isn't it?\n\nIslam is nothing of what you saw and heard!\n\nIt's very unfortunate when a person without or with only a little Islamic academic background try to call people to conversion...\n\nWould you care to read the following:\n\nFr. Theodore Pulcini, a priest of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America, is Assistant Professor of Religion at Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA 17013. His articles have appeared in Diakonia, The Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Church Divinity, Commonweal, and St. Vladimir's Theological Quarterly. His essay is reprinted from New Theology Review. \n\n\nMuslims now constitute a significant minority in Western countries, most notably France, Britain, Germany, Canada, and the United States. Consequently, those in the West engaged in theological discourse and pastoral work can no longer consign Islam to the outer limits of their universe of religious concerns. Islam is no longer just "over there," an exotic feature of distant cultures; it is a well-established component of our own religious landscape and deserves attention from all who work to further the Reign of God in our culture. \nHaving taught courses in Islamic civilization as part of the religious studies curriculum at both secular and church-related institutions, I can give ample testimony to the antagonistic images of Islam obtaining in, and actively perpetuated by, many Western circles. In some cases, it is alarmism that fuels the antagonism ("Muslims are taking over the world!"); in others, the indignation of post-modern Westerners who resent the very existence of a powerful religious tradition which seems to foster "unenlightened" values ("Islam is intolerant, it oppresses women, etc."). It is a situation fraught with the real possibility of bigotry and violence.\n\nAs "people of religion," we can be particularly effective in shaping religious sentiment toward Muslims in our society. We can either stoke the fires of antagonism, feeding into the dominant societal trend of "demonizing" Islam and Muslims; or we can fight those fires, challenging people to come to a well-informed, balanced appreciation of this "other" in our midst. Most of us, I assume, would affirm the desirability of the latter option. I would like to offer a few suggestions as to how that option might be realized.\n\nFirst, expose the caricatures -- both our own and those of others. Such caricatures are usually based on the assumption that Islam is monolithic and that Muslim communities are homogeneous. Both assumptions are false. Just as there are many "Christianities," there are many "Islams" and most have very little to do with "Islamism," that militant, extremist fringe of Islam which, despite its claim to "traditionalism," actually violates such perennial Islamic values as tolerance, forbearance, hospitality, and broad-mindedness. A number of excellent resources can help you in this process -- see the attached reading list. All the recommended authors are Christians who have done much to dispel the rampant misinformation concerning Islam.\n\nSecond, reflect on what underlies our tendency to caricature Islam. Many in the Christian world have thrown themselves headlong into the process of challenging the traditional shape of our society an
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Sheikh Mansur was a Chechen shepherd - who lead the Chechens against Catherine the Great's imperialist expansion into the Caucasus during the 18th century.\n\nSome claim he was in fact Giovanni Battista Boetti, a former Dominican monk and missionary in Mosul who converted to Islam.\n\nLater, Chechen president Dzhokhar Dudaev would place a picture of Sheikh Mansur on his wall, during the period in which he led Chechnya in declaring independence from Russia under Boris Yeltsin.\n\nShamil Basayev, a current Chechen rebel leader, claims also to emulate Sheikh Mansur.
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A country that is muslim like Iran
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Iranian football player who started from bank melli and perspolis in iran then bukhum in germany and now playing in hamburg.
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Islam is the religion of Peace
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HERE IS A GUY WHO WAS PREACHER AND CONVERTED TO ISLAM ALONG WITH ANOTHER PRIEST AND HIS WHOLE FAMILY.\nWATCH HIS VIDEO\nhttp://www.watchislam.com/videos/video.php?vid=3
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Hossain Rezazadeh from Iran; is not he?
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I couldn't agree more. I believe he should be arrested for sedition, under the Richo statutes. He is a terrorist just like his buddies Saddamm and Bin Laden. Anyone who sides themselves with Islam should be considered a terorrist.
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Ali Karimi & Mehdi Mahdavikia !!!
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Tell us a bit more about him.  Is he a prophet or a religious leader?  Is he the author of a religious book?\nThanks for the added info.  No, I can't say the name rings a bell.  Sorry and good luck.