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| 2007-04-10 | |
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Note what they say here Possible fatwaworthy sites in the Bloggersphere are many due to the array of sites that contain writings that slander Islam, therefore when I come accross particularly Islamophobic sites I bookmark them under ‘Fatwaworthy?’ Some will be well written while others will be an illogical mess, however, the common denominator between them is that they exist in part or full to spread Islamophobic opinions. Brothers and Sisters, please fell free to suggest additions to the list. Some may ask ‘What is a Fatwa?’, while others may wonder what had made them worthy as with those deviants whom have recently linked to me in this respect. A fatwa is an Islamic religious ruling, a scholarly opinion on a matter of Islamic law. Therefore, when the Shari’ah again rules the world (inshAllah) the importance may be placed on a fatwa requiring acceptance that Islamophobic sites be peacefully shut down and no longer be permitted to exist. Untill this occurs it may be considered our duty to list such sites and even write/contact websites, media outlets and relevant officials in order to campaign for such sites be closed. It is with sympathy I report that the Islamic news site Al-Jazeerah has been frozen due to a campaign against it which is suggested as being started by a person of an Islamophobic site which boasts its own list of friends under "fatwaworthy". This is what we are up against! As MPACUK today states; "Let us all come back together, uniting under the one banner. The banner of brotherhood. Let us stand united. It is never too late. One voice. One nation. One common goal. Remember brothers and sisters…United we stand, divided we fall." In 1989, "fatwa" became an often mentioned term around the world, following Ayatollah Khomeini fatwa issued on Salman Rushdie for his novel, "Satanic Verses". Containing a death penalty, ‘fatwa’ has erroneously come to be understood as nothing but a death penalty. The fatwa reads: "The author of The Satanic Verses, a text written, edited, and published against Islam, against the Prophet of Islam, and against the Koran, along with all the editors and publishers aware of its contents, are condemned to capital punishment. I call on all valiant Muslims wherever they may be in the world to execute this sentence without delay, so that no one henceforth will dare insult the sacred beliefs of the Muslims." | |
| Posted by:3dc |
| #5 Ah, I see why the 'Burg isn't on the list. sites that contain writings that slander Islam I don't think anyone here has the imagination to make out Islam to be worse than it really is. I sure don't. Many years ago, I used to play and run FRPGs. One of the thing was to come up with an evil cult that the good guys could smash. Try as I might, what I invented was not as bad as what Mohammed (burn in Hell) invented. |
| Posted by: Jackal 2007-04-10 22:34 |
| #4 You know this is nothing more that posk poo when the Islamopig puts "Islam" and "scholarly" in the same sentence..... Dear goat phuker: bite me. |
| Posted by: USN, Ret. 2007-04-10 14:39 |
| #3 "The author of The Satanic Verses, a text written, edited, and published against Islam, against the Prophet of Islam, and against the Koran ..." I'll put my trust in the Author of Matthew 24:11 .. "And many false prophets shall rise, and shall deceive many" .. which includes the "prophet" of Islam, and those he deceives. |
| Posted by: Xaragmata 2007-04-10 11:00 |
| #2 I got your fatwa right here, you muzzy sons of pigs. |
| Posted by: Mac 2007-04-10 10:29 |
| #1 There used to be a sad joke at the time in 1989. Someone had asked if the Fatwa could ever be lifted against Salman Rushdie; this was after Ayatollah Khomeini died. And someone responded, only if the Ayatollah comes back to life and does it himself. It was eventually lifted in 1998 by the Iranian Government, however the Revolutionary guards stated at the time, that it was still in effect. NPR Radio Link 3/5/2003 |
| Posted by: Crutch Gloper8146 2007-04-10 09:28 |