You say . . . “Islam is complete,” “Islam is perfect,” “Muslims should not feel the need to adapt or modernise or fit in”
The problems with these statements is that the Koran is almost totally focused on events of the 6th century, the sunnah is absolutely all about adopting the standards and values of the 6th century. And those standards are incompatible with every the 21st non-Muslim country.
Muhammad knew that there would be problems for Muslims living amongst the kuffar that’s why he (and God) commanded that anyone finding themselves in such a place must make hijrah but most of you choose to dress like a 6th century mujahadeen but live in the security and comfort of 21st century land of the kuffar. You pick and choose which of God’s commands you choose to obey and think that because you’ve got a beard God will forgive you!!
The quran is not totally focused on the 6th century. We believe that the quran is from Allah.
The majority of the book does not directly address the events that occurred at the time of its revelation. The quran gives instructions for living a good life and it also presents information to help an individual succeed spiritually.
The information contained in the quran is still relevant in the 21st century.
Some people argue that it is virtually impossible to correctly follow islam in the West.
This argument holds weight in the eyes of people who are more inclined to think that a person must strive to live exactly as the prophet did in order to correctly follow islam. That is their
opinion (and I think it is a valid one).
You correctly pointed out , islam is
absolutely compatible with many
21st century Muslim countries.
You observed the hypocrisy of muslims that focus on imitating the prophet when it comes to practicing Islam; even though just by living in the west they indulge in countless acts that are against the practices of the prophet.
I agree with that observation.
But your claim that Islam is not compatible with 21st century Western countries is an ignorant one.
You have not read, or do not understand, enough about the quran to make that claim.
If you did understand the quran and ahadith than you would have accounted for the different ways in which muslims practice the religion; some preferring to lean more towards the quran and some the sunnah, and others who don't care.
And if you did understand the quran and the sunnah than you would have understood "What a "moderate" muslim is".
What incompatible information in the quran are you referring to?