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@Rockstar: Call it good faith, trust in my peers, 'kumbaya moment' or what ever you will. If a friend tells me that they do not believe in something in their faith, I am inclined to believe them. Much similar to how I was raised Christian, but think Jesus wasn't the son of God. I'm not going to bring my faith into this discussion.
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Krauter I understand what you are saying I would be too so inclined.
But it is written in their books of faith like Haddith which teaches a Muslim it is permitted to use exaggerations to cover the truth and occasionally make bold faced lies as a core part of advancing shria law and Islam. He may tell you he disagrees with the particular measures but his goal is the same as the terrorists.
As for Iranians there are a substantial number who will have nothing to do with Islam and the current Islamic Republic government. The bunch I associate with usually refer to themselves as Persians and some even go so far as longing for the days like when Cyrus ruled. He was to them a great king, when he ruled was trade, science, thought, freedoms, unlike they have now under Islam.