Why muslim countries fight for boundries?

Question

Islam does not believe in theory of defferent nations.It beleives in one people and one world. No boundries at all. Then why do the arab and other muslim countires fight against each other?

Answer 1

Difficult to understand them. Even the so-called educated elite believe in the distorted version of Islam preached by bearded fundamentalists.

Answer 2

ask barrack hussein obama the true muslim

Answer 3

It is politics mixed with religion. The politicians induce people by misinterpreting ( I hope that is misinterpretation) their holy texts.

Answer 4

In the Islamic religion, one beleives that once an Islamic nation presides over a piece of land that land is now sacred now and forever; and that it will b Muslim land for the rest of eternity. So if a Islamic civiization once ruled over an area, that area according to Islam is still the possesion of Muslims no matter how long ago it was ruled by Muslims.

Answer 5

Islam have nothing to do with any country boundaries. You said correct... Islam believes in one people and whole world.

It is not Muslims fighting against each other.. It is their country leaders who misguides them for political reasons and drive them in doing wrongs.

Usually, politician targets the poor peoples to follow their commands. In return they make income sources for these poor peoples.

Also there are conflicts between some categories in Muslim peoples.. like Sunni Muslims and Shia Muslims are divided. Muslim Politician leaders takes this advantage very easily to create problems between them and rules their nation.

Hope that helps..

Ilyas Kazi

Answer 6

because they did not know about islam and khuran.

Answer 7

They're not fighting for boundaries - they're fighting for respect.

Answer 8

there are also two main types of Islam and they don't get along... many of the disagreements are due to this...

Answer 9

When the Ottoman Empire was divided after World War I, the planners completely ignored ethnic boundaries. So you end up with countries like Iraq, where large portions are predominately Sunni and large portions are predominately Shia, and in the north are the Kurds, who no one likes. When one group is in control, the other groups feel marginalized and fight to regain power.

There are also differences within the sects regarding fundamentalism. For example, Turkey is predominately Muslim, but the leaders are very liberal, and the hijab is banned in public buildings. In contrast, the leadership of Iran is very conservative, and the hijab must be worn in public. In some places this results in conflict, like in the Palestinian Gaza Strip which is currently experiencing fighting between the extremist Hamas and the more centrist Fatah groups.

Answer 10

they are not fighting. politicians are pumping the people to fight.

Answer 11

For the same reason leaders from other nations, including our own, ignore the teachings of the Bible.  They use religion as an opiate for the masses and do what they like, pretending to be religious.

Answer 12

They wants to extend their boundries