THE TELEGRAPH: "We want a personal apology from the Pope," said Mohammed Habib, the deputy leader of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood. A cleric linked to Somalia's powerful Islamist movement last night called for Muslims to "hunt down" and kill the Pope. Pope's apology fails to halt Islamic uproar by Michael Hirst and Nick PisaMark Alexander
Sunday, September 17, 2006
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That is a very good point!
Muslims do not refute the truth of the statement, or not in any sense that they provide evidence to prove it wrong.
Yes, they hate the fact that we (or some of us at least) are not fooled by their taqiyya and can see right through them.
I have yet to see where the Pope has recanted the truth in the words he has said. He has issued a clever statement but it is well short of a retraction of the truth.
Ramadan begins on September 23, I think. They're getting all wound up. Not that need an excuse, really.
Good article: "Muslims Prove the Pope Wrong". Don't miss it!
USIP:
They don't refute what the Pope has said for one simple reason: They can't!
Judah:
He seems to have gone a little further today. But he hasn't withdrawn his remarks. He has, however, said that the quotation doesn't reflect his thinking!
Always:
Yes, Ramadan is on its way. But they are not supposed to fight during the 'holy' month of Ramadan. They are to resume their fighting once it's over. Then we can look forward to even more sparks flying!
By the way, Always, thanks for the interesting link.
Osonsofliberty:
I,M SO SICK AND TIRED OF THESE 7TH CENTURY SAVAGES WHINING AND ******* EVERY TIME THE TRUTH IS REVEALED.
Yes, aren't we all?
They can't reform their 'religion'. It's not possible to reform something which has been written in stone. Don't forget that the 'mother of the book', (lawH maHfuz), the prototype of the Qur'an, the preserved tablet upon which the Qur'an is said to be transcribed, is with Allah! It is said to be 'uncreated'!
Please note that where a capital 'H' appears in the middle of an Arabic word, it is to indicate that the letter is aspirant. There are two 'h's' in Arabic: one like ours, and an aspirant one.
Further, the 'z' at the end of the word is to be pronounced as a heavy 'th', as in 'thee'.
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