IMHO, no. They can't be trusted.
Now to the question: I have a friend who is a devout muslim, a very intelligent young man; a bit selfish, but no more so than anyone else his age, and with a great deal more of an informed conscience, I would say. And yes, I would trust him.
I have wondered, unfortunately, if there are any circumstances when this man could become my mortal enemy. This is a shame, because it causes me to harbor a remote suspicion... but no more so, again, than with anyone else. He is a kind and helpful individual, outwardly exhibits good citizenship. I am concerned about the sorts of things he's buying into -- the typical New York styled America-loathing, and I wonder how that might mix with Islam...
I should add that he is from India, where, apparently, Muslims are treated as second class citizens, and so he knows something about humility.
A question posed for many centuries past.
Problem is that you could be dead several times before you get them sorted out. If I err, it will be in favor of me and mine, sorry about that Mahmood, my genes didn't get this far due to luck!
I'm refined, somewhat, my ancestors would have wasted your asses years ago, salted your fields, and stolen your women.
Just a few years ago, I would have considered a muslim friend, but, just as I once handled rattlesnakes, I've learned my lesson.
My gut answer is to say "no" because I'm not naturally inclined to trust anyone, regardless of whether they are a Muslim or not. Muslims, specifically- after 9-11, haven't done anything to earn my trust either.
no
Does "nuke the bas*&^s" indicate to you that they cannot be trusted? It should.