Hindu homes torched, 1 Muslim killed in violence over Facebook post against Islam in Rangpur

[Trango Towers]

Religion is responsible for destruction of bengal. What is the difference between Bengali hindu and Bengali MMuslims.

No religion tells you to be like this. It's the religious leaders the fan the flames of hatred

 

[riasat]

Savages who did this....

Anyways I was wondering that if you respectfully express the truth based on sahih hadith and opposed to the action by the prophet because that does not represent a civilised world than does that constitute an insult to islam and prophet?

 

[mike2000 is back]

They got suspended. Do you want them hanged? One even got suspended for liking a comment. What else do you want?

Depends on the law of the land. They can either be imprisoned for a long period of time or given the dead penalty if the law says so. As such they have to respect the law whether they like it or not.

However the question is : does bengladesh have a kind of blasphemy law like other Islamic states like Pakistan, Iran etc?
If they do, then a simple suspension isn't enough.

 

[Mage]

Depends on the law of the land. They can either be imprisoned for a long period of time or given the dead penalty if the law says so. As such they have to respect the law whether they like it or not.

However the question is : does bengladesh have a kind of blasphemy law like other Islamic states like Pakistan, Iran etc?
If they do, then a simple suspension isn't enough.

What kind of blasphemy law Iran and Pakistan have?

 

[riasat]

Depends on the law of the land. They can either be imprisoned for a long period of time or given the dead penalty if the law says so. As such they have to respect the law whether they like it or not.

However the question is : does bengladesh have a kind of blasphemy law like other Islamic states like Pakistan, Iran etc?
If they do, then a simple suspension isn't enough.

Bangladesh doesnt, but we all know how muslims in majority muslim countries operate. It is like a mafia organisation, u question the mafia, u and family will get the true justice from the mafioso's (muslims).

 

[Mage]

Depends on the law of the land. They can either be imprisoned for a long period of time or given the dead penalty if the law says so. As such they have to respect the law whether they like it or not.

However the question is : does bengladesh have a kind of blasphemy law like other Islamic states like Pakistan, Iran etc?
If they do, then a simple suspension isn't enough.

These are usually ignored. And few times they are cautioned and even fewer times they are fined. And only if the situation turns into a mess they are arrested.

 

[mike2000 is back]

What kind of blasphemy law Iran and Pakistan have?

I'm surprised you don't know. Many Islamic countries have apostasy and blasphemy laws that varies.

In Iran :

On 9 June 2009, the singer Mohsen Namjoo was sentenced in absentia to a five-year jail term for ridiculing the Quran in a song. In 2008, Namjoo had apologized for the song, which he claimed was never meant for public release.[6]

In March 2009, Iranian blogger Omid Mirsayafi died in prison while serving a 30-month sentence for propaganda against the state and criticism of religious leaders. The authorities said Mirsayafi committed suicide.[1]

In February 2009, the Iranian government launched a campaign against Mohammad Mojtehed Shabestari, a Shia Muslim cleric, for blasphemy. Shabestari's blasphemy was to say in a speech: “If in a society the three concepts of God, power, and authority are mixed up, a political-religious despotism will find strong roots. ... and the people will suffer greatly.”[7]

In May 2007, authorities arrested eight students at Tehran's Amir Kabir University. The students were associated with a newspaper which had published articles suggesting that no humans were infallible, including Prophet Muhammad.[8]

In October 2006, Ayatollah Hossein Kazemeyni Boroujerdi, a senior Shia cleric who advocates the separation of religion and state, and a number of his followers were arrested and imprisoned after clashes with riot police. He and seventeen of his followers were initially sentenced to death, but the death sentences were later withdrawn. In August 2007, he was sentenced to one year in prison in Tehran followed by another ten years in prison in another part of the country.[1]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blasphemy_law_in_Iran

For Pakistan it's very well known (that's the one many people in the world know more about)

For other countries its less known:

Saudi Arabia
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blasphemy_law_in_Saudi_Arabia

Egypt
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blasphemy_law_in_Egypt

Algeria
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blasphemy_law_in_Algeria

Afghanistan
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blasphemy_law_in_Afghanistan

There are also others in Jordan, Bahrain, Yemen, Kuwait, Somalia and many other Islamic countries etc


Turkey(and Tunisia) seems to be the outcast/exception as in many cases.

 

[idune]

hindus, awami hindu wanbe's and indian hindu chauvinist need to answer followings

1) why hindus in Bangladesh chronically attack Islamic faith?
2) what is source of hindu extremism in Bangladesh and who is instigating their extreme activities?
3) why awami league regime did not take action against hindt extremist for days before the violence?
4) why hindus in Rangpur area lied about whereabouts of extremist and tacitly supported attack on Islamic faith?
5)why hindu community as whole did not condemn chronic attack on Islam by hindus and tacitly supporting hindu extremism in Bangladesh?

 

[Banglar Bir]

 

[Centaur]

Bangladesh doesnt, but we all know how muslims in majority muslim countries operate. It is like a mafia organisation, u question the mafia, u and family will get the true justice from the mafioso's (muslims).

Really? How do you know that? Or it is India or zinonist organizations taught you this B.S theory about Muslims?

 

[Doctor Strange]

Depends on the law of the land. They can either be imprisoned for a long period of time or given the dead penalty if the law says so. As such they have to respect the law whether they like it or not.

However the question is : does bengladesh have a kind of blasphemy law like other Islamic states like Pakistan, Iran etc?
If they do, then a simple suspension isn't enough.

Bangladesh doesnt have blasphemy law like other Muslim countries, but its punishable crime to hurt religious beliefs or cause of deteriorating law and order

Therefore, if any person deliberately publishes any material in electronic form that causes to deteriorate law and order, prejudice the image of the State or person or causes to hurt religious belief the offender will be punished for maximum 14 years and minimum 7 years imprisonment. It also suggested that the crime is non-bailable.



In the original ICT Act-2006, enacted by the BNP-Jamaat government, the maximum punishment was 10 years’ jail term and a fine of Tk 1 crore. And police had to seek permission from the authorities concerned to file a case and arrest any person involved in crimes covered under the law.


Section 57 of the ICT Act 2013: daily-sun

Bangladesh doesnt, but we all know how muslims in majority muslim countries operate. It is like a mafia organisation, u question the mafia, u and family will get the true justice from the mafioso's (muslims).

Another Hindu extremist spotted. Your heart lies in India but body is in Bangladesh, such a pity. And you spread misinformation about Bangladesh. I have exploited many such online Malu Hindu extremist dan. Your tactics dont surprise me at all. Half of you use Muslim names to full others, as if all are fools like you. Malu Hindus are those honorless Hindus, untouchable to Hindus themselves. You act like you will land in butter and milk land if Islam is gone from BD. Poster Hindu boys sing the song of secularism in Bangladesh, but the news is dire behind the curtain. Its really grave security concern under present Govt, the way they employed these extremists loyal to other country in strategic positions.

 

[dray]

It's just another day for the religious minorities still left in islamic bangladesh.

 

[UKBengali]

Depends on the law of the land. They can either be imprisoned for a long period of time or given the dead penalty if the law says so. As such they have to respect the law whether they like it or not.

However the question is : does bengladesh have a kind of blasphemy law like other Islamic states like Pakistan, Iran etc?
If they do, then a simple suspension isn't enough.

It is "Bangladesh" and not "Bengladesh".

 

[Flynn Swagmire]

It's just another day for the religious minorities still left in islamic bangladesh.

Yah, enjoy the show...

 

[NoOne'sBoy]

facebook should be banned around the world. it was made by a young privileged twat who stole the idea of another lad and got lucky