Comments on: Using death for politics

By: shoemoney

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By: John Browne

John Browne — Sat, 27 May 2006 16:44:35 +0000

ps – I mentioned circumcision (see my above note) because there is mounting psychological evidence that it does increase the incidence of aggression and suicide amongst men.

John

By: Roger

Roger — Sat, 27 May 2006 16:26:34 +0000

“it is not my right to forgive for someone else, it is only right for me to forgive wrongs done to me.”
Rather a neat cop-out. “I’m not killing you because I’m an intolerant bigot. I’m killing you because you said my friend is an intolerant bigot too and that is unforgivable.”

By: John Browne

John Browne — Sat, 27 May 2006 13:42:42 +0000

I should really put a disclaimer on what I say.
I don’t like the Muslim religion.

I especially do not like the idea of people going round cutting bits of babies willies without the babies consent or approval. This is not only Muslim its also Jewish and American (90% of American babies are circumcised). I think it is apalling.
read and digest:
http://www.cirp.org/pages/intactivist/declaration/

John

By: Hafsa

Hafsa — Sat, 27 May 2006 13:20:24 +0000

well Amir cheema did well n we feel proud what he has done.i am cousin of aamir cheema and i know he was a brave man and true lover of islam and our Prophet [PBUH].and i think every true muslim would always wish to kill a person who made blasphemy of our prophet as no one can bear the insult of his beloved.amir did well and we feel proud of himself.

By: Imran Khan

Imran Khan — Mon, 22 May 2006 14:15:44 +0000

What if I make cartoons of your parents, abuse them… you must be smiling… .dont you.

By: Ismaeel

Ismaeel — Thu, 18 May 2006 20:32:15 +0000

With all due respect.

I have heard this line about the Prophet (SAWS) forgiving those who insulted him as a reason for Muslims to also forgive those who insult him (SAWS).
Although it sounds good and it is certainly true that the Prophet (SAWS) forgave some, not all of those who insulted him, it is important to understand an important Islamic principle.
If someone insults or abuses me I have three options as a Muslim, i can retaliate in an equal manner (qisas), i can remain silent and extract justice on the Day of Judgement or the best option i can forgive. However if whilst my Muslim brother or sister is absent, someone abuses or insults him or her it is my compulsary duty to defend his or her honor, it is not my right to forgive for someone else, it is only right for me to forgive wrongs done to me. Imagine if we forgave those who murdered and said don’t worry we’ll forgive u on behalf of the person you killed, u can go scott free.
If it is my duty with regards to my Muslim brother and sister, imagine what duty it is with regards to the Mercy to the Worlds (SAWS).

By: Zak

Zak — Wed, 17 May 2006 17:50:42 +0000

The irony is the religo-political alliance the MMA has actually been given a free hand by Musharrafs ruling party.

By: mirax

mirax — Wed, 17 May 2006 15:01:46 +0000

>>Whereas I would like to join the voices that are expressing concern over the death of the young man in what you can only describe as â€œstrange circumstancesâ€, I will also strongly condemn the hatred spreading fanatics.

Maybe the fanatics take their cue from the first part of your statement : the so-called “strange” circumstances of the young man. An autopsy performed in front of Pakistani investigators that decisively proved no foul play is just skimmed over as an inconvenient fact. Paranoia or what?

By: sonia

sonia — Wed, 17 May 2006 15:01:19 +0000

and whilst all you say is true, id have a good look around and see its pretty much the same everywhere else.

“But my blood also boils when the so called lovers of the same personality go out on the streets with the intention to kill, considering it a human and almost heroic act.”

people who kill in the name of a country – aka soldiers in the army – their populations sitting at home seem to consider it a heroic act.

By: sonia

sonia — Wed, 17 May 2006 14:57:26 +0000

yep it sucks.

“Pakistani politicians once again are using a tragic event to suit their own political agendas”

and so do all politicians. 9/11 – same thing