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Is Removing A Poster Or Drawing A Cartoon A Crime Worthy Of Death?
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A man removes a poster containing a quote from the Prophet Mohammed. What do you think happened to him when Mohammed's followers found out? This is in 2021. And not a lone 'extremist' or a single 'radicalised' person suffering from mental health issues. This is a mob, incited by, yes, you guessed it...the religion of peace. Can anyone please explain it? https:/
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Stableford - // Please can you give an example of a 'forward' muslim country, stickybottle? Genuinely intrigued... //
My wife worked for a number of years as an educational consultant in the UAE, and the sheik was very keen for British educational practices to be instilled into Arab schools there.
She found the culture to be mainly traditional in many ways, but Wesernising at a rapid rate under the Sheik's vision for the country to become a world business capital.
My wife worked for a number of years as an educational consultant in the UAE, and the sheik was very keen for British educational practices to be instilled into Arab schools there.
She found the culture to be mainly traditional in many ways, but Wesernising at a rapid rate under the Sheik's vision for the country to become a world business capital.
archibaldy - // If Pakistan just a country of fundamentalist Mohammed loving nutjobs what was that one doing taking the posters down in the first place? //
By definition, extemists are a minority, so there is no reason to assume that every single member of the population would react in such an extreme fashion.
If as appears, the victim is not a Pakistan national, he was perhaps unaware of the strictness of observations of Islamic law, and the reaxtion likely to be caused by his action.
Clearly if he had been aware, he would not have acted as he did.
By definition, extemists are a minority, so there is no reason to assume that every single member of the population would react in such an extreme fashion.
If as appears, the victim is not a Pakistan national, he was perhaps unaware of the strictness of observations of Islamic law, and the reaxtion likely to be caused by his action.
Clearly if he had been aware, he would not have acted as he did.
and there are how many pakistani's in the uk or descended from.
and how many would do the same here, backward culture literally
and many of the same mindset live in the uk, media here walk on rice paper as do councils...think of that teacher a few months back, and the one in france who lost his head, and the nun and priest..list is endless.
and how many would do the same here, backward culture literally
and many of the same mindset live in the uk, media here walk on rice paper as do councils...think of that teacher a few months back, and the one in france who lost his head, and the nun and priest..list is endless.
archibaldy - // /// there is no reason to assume that every single member of the population would react in such an extreme fashion///
Not quite the tone of the OP that view. //
No, it's not, but the psychology of mob behaviour means that a group of people who would not act that way individually, can become taken over by the mob mentality when it flares up.
Albeit not to anything like such an extreme thank heavens, but football hooligans and political protesters have been subject to mob violence many times.
Not quite the tone of the OP that view. //
No, it's not, but the psychology of mob behaviour means that a group of people who would not act that way individually, can become taken over by the mob mentality when it flares up.
Albeit not to anything like such an extreme thank heavens, but football hooligans and political protesters have been subject to mob violence many times.
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If as appears, the victim is not a Pakistan national, he was perhaps unaware of the strictness of observations of Islamic law, and the reaxtion likely to be caused by his action.
Clearly if he had been aware, he would not have acted as he did.
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The police don't yet know how he acted.
//The police assistant commissioner Mohammed Murtaza said: “Due to the renovation of the factory building, some posters were taken off from the wall. They may have desecrated posters bearing the name of Prophet Muhammad. Maybe the manager was lynched because of that.”//
If as appears, the victim is not a Pakistan national, he was perhaps unaware of the strictness of observations of Islamic law, and the reaxtion likely to be caused by his action.
Clearly if he had been aware, he would not have acted as he did.
____________
The police don't yet know how he acted.
//The police assistant commissioner Mohammed Murtaza said: “Due to the renovation of the factory building, some posters were taken off from the wall. They may have desecrated posters bearing the name of Prophet Muhammad. Maybe the manager was lynched because of that.”//
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