"The news comes as the Islamic group Minhaj-ul-Quran releases in Britain a 600-page document condemning terrorism.
The fatwa, written by Dr Muhammed Tahir-ul-Qadri, a former minister of Pakistan and friend of Benazir Bhutto, declares suicide bombings and terrorism as unIslamic. It is one of the most comprehensive documents of its kind to be published in Britain. Released in Pakistan last month, the fatwa uses texts in the Koran and other Islamic writings to argue that such attacks are “absolutely against the teachings of Islam and that Islam does not permit such acts on any excuse, reason or pretext”."
I wonder how much longer the cleric who wrote this will live?
Sidd, let me guess...Firefox? It does it to me occasionally too.
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From the article: "The Muslim Council of Britain said that the group had fallen victim to “unfounded hostility and hysteria”."
ReplyDeleteUnfounded?
London would be insane to allow a 12,000 member radical mosque to be built next to the Olympic Park. I'm glad sanity prevailed.
Me too lady red.
ReplyDeleteTHIS is the most shocking part;
ReplyDelete"The news comes as the Islamic group Minhaj-ul-Quran releases in Britain a 600-page document condemning terrorism.
The fatwa, written by Dr Muhammed Tahir-ul-Qadri, a former minister of Pakistan and friend of Benazir Bhutto, declares suicide bombings and terrorism as unIslamic. It is one of the most comprehensive documents of its kind to be published in Britain. Released in Pakistan last month, the fatwa uses texts in the Koran and other Islamic writings to argue that such attacks are “absolutely against the teachings of Islam and that Islam does not permit such acts on any excuse, reason or pretext”."
I wonder how much longer the cleric who wrote this will live?
And I am still getting a 'Page Not Found'
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Anyone else having troubles there?
Sidd, let me guess...Firefox? It does it to me occasionally too.
ReplyDeleteIf the problem gets too irritating, go to IE and download the flashplayer update from Adobe to your hard drive. FF won't allow it through, but IE will.
Sidd, lady red, firefox will allow the Adobe flashplayer update but you have to follow special instructions. There is a guide for FF users on the upload page. Matt just did it for me today and it's working fine.
ReplyDeleteOh, okay, thanks Fay!
ReplyDeleteThe fatwa, written by Dr Muhammed Tahir-ul-Qadri, a former minister of Pakistan and friend of Benazir Bhutto
ReplyDeleteSo right there the guy has no cred with the Deobandi / Wahhabi / Takfiri crew.