Re: Muslim Scholars Urge Religious Respect, Introducing Islam

Yeah respect...
Your muslim subhuman friends are about to murder a muslim who converted to
christianity.
You muslims are full of ***....you are a bunch of two faced lying bastards
who use nice sounding concepts but your hearts are black and rotting with
murder.Your response is always murder....your religion is evil and your god
is weak since he depends on thugs to do his will.
The world is beginning to see your evil deeds...the filth of your religion
is being portrayed on the nightly news...and the stench is smothering the
people of the world.The stench is worse that pig ***.


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Muslim Scholars Urge Religious Respect, Introducing Islam
By Wessam Fauad, IOL Correspondent

MANAMA, March 23, 2006 (IslamOnline.net) - Muslim scholars taking part in
a two-day conference in Bahrain have called for the respect of all
religions and agreed on the need for continued efforts to promote the
truce image of Islam and Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessing be upon him)
in the West.

Addressing the opening session late Wednesday, March 23, prominent Muslim
Scholar Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qaradawi underlined the need to respect all
religions, including atheism.

He said such respect would prevent the recurrence of crises like the one
triggered by the Danish caricatures which mocked Prophet Muhammad.

Al-Qaradawi, chairman of the International Union of Muslim Scholars, urged
preachers and media people to defend Prophet Muhammad by promoting his
merciful teachings.

Some 300 Muslim scholars are huddling together in Manama to explore a
strategy to prevent a repeat of the Prophet depiction in lampooning
cartoons.

Six imams from Denmark, where the controversy originated, are also taking
part in the conference.

Twelve cartoons, including one showing the Prophet with a bomb-shaped
turban, were first published by Danish daily Jyllands-Posten in September
and reprinted by European newspapers on claims of freedom of expression.

The drawings, considered blasphemous under Islam, have triggered massive
and sometimes violent demonstrations across the Muslim world.

Introducing Islam

The participants agreed on the need for organized and continued efforts to
promote the truce image of Islam on the West.

"We have a golden chance to address the European and Western public
opinion to tell them about our Prophet and our religion," said Hassan
Moussa, the chairman of the Imams Council in Sweden.

Egyptian television preacher Amr Khaled agreed.
"Dialogue is a tool to promote awareness in Western societies of what is
sacred to Muslims," he told the conference.

He called for grooming young Muslims to be able to introduce their faith
to the Western mentality in a discourse non-Muslims would be able to
understand.

The same viewpoint was echoed by Soliman Al-Buthi, spokesman of the
two-day conference.

"We believe that the (cartoon) incident was because of ignorance about the
Prophet," he said.

He said economic boycott of the Danish products was one of the means to
combat the ignorance and protest about what has happened.

"But we need to educate the West about who the Prophet was and to have an
open dialogue with the West."

The cartoons have prompted Muslim minorities in many Western countries to
champion local campaigns to raise awareness of the merits and
characteristics of the Prophet in West.

IslamOnline.net will soon launch a multi-lingual Web site to acquaint
non-Muslims with the prophet.

A majority of 4563 people who voted in a poll organized by IslamOnline.net
on the best solution to address mounting anti-Muslim discrimination see
dialogue as the best answer.

http://islamonline.net/English/News/2006-03/23/article01.shtml

Also read:

Dialogue Solution to Anti-Muslim Discrimination: IOL Poll

http://islamonline.net/English/News/2006-02/28/article02.shtml

IslamOnline.net Launches Multi-lingual Prophet Web site

http://islamonline.net/English/News/2006-02/07/article04.shtml



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