Re: Valentines day? - History and Islamic Perspective
Regardless, you cannot dismiss this celebration by your own narrow views
What is best is written in the quran and no where does it say to execute Apostates
So, celebrating Pakistan’s independence day is a form of worship or celebrating Basant is a form or worship 
The reality check that you need is that you are claiming since Valentine’s Day roots come from Paganism thus it makes it a form Pagan worshipping that we celebrate it and thus making it un-Islamic. But your reality check lies in the fact that Valentine’s Day has deviated heavily from its original roots
Not really. People show their love to each other on their anniversaries, special dates, birthdays, father’s day and mother’s day. Valentine’s day is yet another day in which they can show their love to each other.
That post pretty much sums up the ridiculousness of your arguments
How exactly has Eid not become commericalized? And again you repeating the Pagan line like a parrot. Valentine’s day origins may have been Pagan but that is not what it is today.
And you have failed utterly and totally to convince me otherwise and Valentine’s day is spreading all over the muslim world
That is what gives America its strength, its great diversity. A concept you fail utterly to comprehend
Really, so people who are against Valentine’s Day are considered better muslims than those who are indifferent?
Great logic
But who decides what is what is and what is not a part of Islam.
Quran does not mention the Internet, TV, Cars. Does that make them Un-Islamic?
Your logic defeats you yet again.
And by the way, that was too easy. Come up with better responses next time