Fundamentalisms

WLUML does not usually carry letters from networkers on its website. However, in the spirit of protecting the precious remaining space for discussion among ourselves and with a wider audience, we would like to share a letter.
"Où étaient nombre de ces dirigeants lorsque des femmes et des enfants se faisaient massacrer au nom de l'Islam ?
Facts: 30.09.2005: the conservative Danish daily Jyllands-Posten published 12 cartoons portraying Prophet Muhammad: Muslim groups in Copenhagen demand public excuses; this is followed by death threats and demonstrations.
A consecuencia de la publicación de unas caricaturas con respecto a la persona del Profeta, por razones probablemente malintencionadas, la reacción de ciertos musulmanes se sitúa más allá del surrealismo.
Dr Ghayasuddin Siddiqui, leader of the Muslim Parliament, has condemned the Iranian daily Hamshari’s plan to publish cartoons satirising the Holocaust.
Inside a mosque in sub-Saharan Africa's largest metropolis hangs a life-size portrait of Jesus Christ. Yet worshipers at "The True Message of God Mission" say it's entirely natural for Christianity and Islam to co-exist, even overlap.
Résumé des faits: 30 septembre 2005 le quotidien conservateur danois Jyllands-Posten publie 12 caricatures du Prophète Mahomet: s'ensuivent des demandes d'excuses, des menaces de mort et des manifestations à Copenhague.
Suite à la publication des caricatures touchant à la personne du Prophète, pour des raisons probablement malintentionnées, la réaction de certains musulmans se situe au-delà du surréalisme.
Following the publication of cartoons portraying the person of the Prophet, drawn for reasons of their own that may be malignant, the reaction of some Muslims is beyond surrealism.
Marieme Hélie-Lucas responds to a recent article by Jehad Aliweiwi & Tarek Fatah published in the Toronto Star, 'The reality of democracy - By respecting the democratic wishes of the people, Ottawa can help Hamas evolve into a mainstream political party.'
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