Kamilah
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If you have never read, how do you judge?
I read the excerpts, and I also work in a library I know how UNpopular they are!

with a click of a button i can see the loan history of every book
If you have never read, how do you judge?
There are surly a million writers that wish they were that UNpopular.I know how UNpopular they are!
I read the excerpts, and I also work in a library I know how UNpopular they are!kay:
with a click of a button i can see the loan history of every book
There are surly a million writers that wish they were that UNpopular.
I think we need to better clarify this because I noticed some non-Muslim members of this forum might be getting confused.Malaikah said:its not murder, its a punishment. The punishment for apostatcy is death. and i think this situation highlights nicely the wisdom behind the ruling. See how the apostate propagates anti-islamic attitudes... thus turning people away from the true religion...
The guy had to go into permanent hiding for writing the Satanic Verses, and he didn't learn?
I read the excerpts, and I also work in a library I know how UNpopular they are!kay:
with a click of a button i can see the loan history of every book
okay did he criticize Islam in the Satanic Verses?have you read the book?I haven't so want to tell me what he wrote?Now the fatwa for killing Rushdie was made just because he criticized Islam !! criticism = murder !! oh... For some people criticism is an insult, but a again I don't think insult = murder
The punishment for apostatcy is death.
[off-topic]So far for the tolerance of Islam?
He didn't provoke Muslims. He wrote a novel. Muslims provoked themselves.:salamext:
The link in the first post of this therad is not working, however, Rushdie? Puh-lease. After 'Satanic Verses', he should have a lot more sense. But NO. He insists on provoking Muslims. :-\
So far for the tolerance of Islam?
[off-topic]
there are certain conditions;like the final decision rests on the head of state to determine whether he/she is a threat to the Islamic way of life/Islamic practice.
the law was based owing to such incidents back in the time of the Prophet(PBUH).People would accept and then leave the religion sometimes for causing confusion and trouble and disbelief.
personally I don't care about people leaving the religion.But generally those who have left the religion and the liberal Muslims ,they tend to be hostile towards its most strict practitioners and its principles.[off-topic]
:salamext:
The link in the first post of this therad is not working, however, Rushdie? Puh-lease. After 'Satanic Verses', he should have a lot more sense. But NO. He insists on provoking Muslims. :-\
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