Against Secularism - or Against Islam, I should say:
Your repetitive lies and your love for fit nah are whats filthy

The ask er asked a simple question, you didn't have to bring in your hateful comments. I'm sure you could have saved it for any of the hundreds of questions you Salamis have prepared later. But just because this brother is a Shia Muslim doesn't mean you have to be a disgusting jack*SS about it.
Blitz:
Again, the ask er only asked a question which was not 'anti-Islamic'. He only repeated what another anti-Islamic user had just said and we are discussing it. We are allowed to question and ask about our faith. Thats how we expand in knowledge. We will not understand anything if we remain close minded.
Asker:
Brother, you need not to listen to the anti-Islamics. Their very weak argument regarding the 'moon god' was refuted many times.
(And if at any time an incitement to discord is made to thee by the Satan, seek refuge in Allah. He is the One who hears and knows all things. Among His Signs are the night and the day and the sun and the moon. Prostrate not to the sun and the moon, but prostrate to Allah, who created them, if it is Him ye wish to serve). 41:36-37.
(They ask thee Concerning the New Moons. Say: They are but signs To mark fixed periods of time In the affairs of men, And for Pilgrimage. It is no virtue if ye enter Your houses from the back: It is virtue if ye fear Allah. Enter houses Through the proper doors: And fear Allah: That ye may prosper) 21:89.
Christian missionaries have mistaken the crescent moon in Islam to be significant in any way to us. The crescent moon and star is seen on the mosques and is only a symbol of the last rulers of the Ottoman Empire, not of Islam. Islam holds no symbol, the way they have the cross. Islam is a way of life and needs nothing to represent it or symbolize it.
(They ask you about the new moons. Say: These are signs to mark fixed periods of time for mankind and for the pilgrimage) 2:189.
At the time of the Prophet (saw), there had been 360 idols present in the Ka'ba. 'Allah' was not one of them. These are false claims that were made without a single evidence. Also, they seem not to have full understanding of the Arabic language. The word 'Allah' was used for a long time, not just by Muslims. Arab Christians and Jews have used that word even before Muslims and continue to do so, to refer to their God. It is a word that has been used ever since the time of Prophet Abraham (a). Open an Arabic Bible today and the word will be found. The word 'Allah' is made up of 2 syllables - 'Al' and 'Ilah'. Put together, they make the word 'Allah' = God.
As I said, since there were 360 idols that the Pagan Arabs worshiped, among them was a moon god, yes, but there were much more than just a 'moon god'. There were other gods they had, so why do the anti-Islamics point at only that one moon god? Because they only see the crescents on the mosques

Neither did the Pagans who worshipped this moon god simply pray 'towards' their idol, they prayed TO him. Why else do they worship him? We simply pray towards the Ka'bah but we do not pray to it nor worship it. Even initially, the Muslims had prayed towards Jerusalem. The 'moon god' had never meant anything to Islam. We worship Allah (swt) alone.
Islam is based on the belief of one, omnipotent, eternal God. We do not take our beliefs from any other religion of any sort. We believe that Islam had existed ever since the beginning of time, from the time of the Prophet Adam (a). Islam means 'submission'. We submit to the will of Allah (swt), and the Prophet Adam (a) had been the first Muslim because he had done this.
God bless, brother