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Muslims are strangely obsessed with cartoons, all while there are very real crimes over which they should be angry at France

re-read your post ...

stabbing, terrorism, rape, murder, ignorance, corruption is fine. but draw a carton of our prophet we are going to get mad
:(:(:(

That's Imran Khan for you... his demand in his first ever international appearance was at OIC, where he told nations to react more than simple condemnation and boycott.
Let's see how far this habitual U truner go.
 
re-read your post ...

stabbing, terrorism, rape, murder, ignorance, corruption is fine. but draw a carton of our prophet we are going to get mad
:(:(:(

You still don't get it. I never said anything else was fine. I just said this is the worst. Everything else is also cause for getting angry.
That's Imran Khan for you... his demand in his first ever international appearance was at OIC, where he told nations to react more than simple condemnation and boycott.
Let's see how far this habitual U truner go.

It's not about Imran Khan... He is a nobody compared to the Prophet.
 
@Yankee-stani

I dont object your saying that there are real crimes on ground which are ignored or looked down.

For me Humanity is important and i want to spend my life for its betterment. In this course of life, majority of Muslims are trying to do ...
either Right thing in a wrong way
or clearly wrong thing in a wrong way
And therefore we see crimes and failures in our society. This is considered as collective failure of our implementation of Teachings of islam both on our own selves and on others in society.

But... You are trying to compare things And i object to that.
That is comparing a direct attack on respect of Prophet with ignorance of our collective failure of implementation of that Prophets teachings

Muslims can be said as outdated poor set of nation with lawlessness and iggnorance to modern sciences and technology.
This does not mean They are dead at core and would tolerate Disrespect of Prophet SAW.
 
You still don't get it. I never said anything else was fine. I just said this is the worst. Everything else is also cause for getting angry.

I get it sir. my only disagreement with you is that some of those things are worse than even an offensive cartoon
@Yankee-stani
But... You are trying to compare things And i object to that.

Nobody is asking you to read the cartoon. If you do not like it you do not read it.

there are tons of offensive books, pictures, works of art, lyrics, music, dance. The West has come out ahead because they have handled it better.
 
Lolx he gave free electricity... home to everyone.. basic income... marriage allowance to young ones... and much more but his only fault was that he was a dictator who didnt obey US and wanted to being gold backed currency to Africa
If you forget about his serial rapism, support for terrorism and killing of anyone that demanded free and fair elections during the Arab Spring.
at least to my knowledge 2 of them Ghadafi and Saddam were supported by western countries .. France former president Sarkozy is being questioned about money he got from Gadafi in 2007 to win the election which was toppled by the same government in 2011 ..
Ghadfi 2007 good but in 2011 bad?
Saddam attacking Iran good but Sadam attacking Kuwait bad?

Gaddaffi crossed a line when he started massmurdering.
As for Iran, it is ridiculous to expect help from the US after the illegal embassy occupation.
 
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If you forget about his serial rapism, support for terrorism and killing of anyone that demanded free and fair elections during the Arab Spring.


Gaddaffi crossed a line when he started massmurdering.
As for Iran, it is ridiculous to expect help from the US after the illegal embassy occupation.
His mistake was that he was self imposed traitor.. trump is a rapist.. US supports terror groups where need be.. but they have free and fare elections right ? 🤣
 
The recent murders of three innocent civilians in Nice following controversy over a teacher’s decision to show his students the infamous Charlie Hebdo cartoons is highlighting a significant weakness in logic in the Islamic world.
I honestly don’t know what to make of France. Not the people –nor the country itself– but the foreign policy inclinations of its respective governments, including those under the leadership of Emmanuel Macron. As a former anti-terrorism cop recently told RT, France may have brought Jihad on itself – in more ways than one.
In Libya, for example, France and its NATO cohorts (in a bombing campaign unofficially orchestrated by the US) provided air cover to al-Qaeda-linked extremists to topple Muammar Gaddafi. Those extremists were the very same militants that US troops had been fighting against for years in Iraq, and almost undoubtedly the same militants that France was supposedly fighting against in Mali.
READ MORE
‘We are in a war’: French interior minister says country must brace for more terrorist attacks fueled by ‘Islamist ideology’‘We are in a war’: French interior minister says country must brace for more terrorist attacks fueled by ‘Islamist ideology’
The decision to destroy Libya did nothing if not spur the spread of Islamic extremism across the African continent and directly exacerbate a looming refugee crisis. Weapons, extremism and slavery began being exported out of what had been transformed into a failed state – all thanks to France. According to some reports, during its bombing campaign, NATO forces also bombed and rendered ineffective a major water supply infrastructure which provided water to 70 percent of Libya’s population. One would think the bombing of 70 percent of the water supply of a Muslim-majority nation should surely rouse at least one Muslim protest, but I digress.
When the French government isn’t bombing Muslim-majority nations, it’s wreaking economic havoc on these states through the use of the France-backed CFA (French Colonies of Africa) franc. As Italy’s former deputy minister and current minister of foreign affairs said “France is one of those countries that, by printing money for 14 African states, prevent their economic development and contribute to the fact that the refugees leave and then die in the sea or arrive on our coasts.”
France has a long and unappreciated history of undermining Islamic civilizations, from Syria to Algeria. During the war of Algerian independence, French soldiers committed a host of atrocities, including torture. 300,000 Algerians died as a result of the conflict. Barely spoken about in the mainstream media, it remains a controversial aspect of France’s bloody history.
This is all barely scratching the surface. An entire book would barely do justice to this topic, yet it’s one I hoped Western media had paid a greater deal of attention to.
Equally frustrating, however, is the Muslim world’s indifferent reaction to these pertinent facts. Where is the Muslim world’s condemnation of France’s very real participation in the genocidal mayhem being inflicted on our Muslim brothers and sisters in Yemen? Where is the unification, the protests and the rallying each time an innocent Muslim is killed due to France’s longstanding imperialist ambitions?
You throw a cartoon in the mix and it’s a different kettle of fish. Add in a president stating that he won’t denounce said cartoons, the equation suddenly results in the following: widespread calls to boycott French products with Qatar and Kuwait actively removing French products from their stores; defamatory remarks from the Turkish president against Macron directly; protests in Israel, Gaza, Bangladesh, Iran, Afghanistan, and Jordan, to name a few; the burning of French flags as well as condemnation from major newspapers until a fanatical lunatic decides to publicly behead innocent French Church-goers, as if it’s the year 629 AD.
READ MORE
Macron needs the help of Muslim world leaders or France’s tally of decapitated heads will continue to riseMacron needs the help of Muslim world leaders or France’s tally of decapitated heads will continue to rise
One Iranian newspaper even called Macron the “Demon of Paris.” Oh – so now he is the demon of Paris. Not when he actively bombed Iran’s closest ally in the Middle East in flagrant violation of international law. Not when he continued to sell arms to Saudi Arabia to commit an endless supply of war crimes in Yemen, another supposed Iranian ally.
“It’s prohibited to draw Mohammed,” one party leader in Bangladesh named Ahmad Abdul Quiayum said, addressing a crowd of protesters.
Except that it’s not. Not according to the Western ideals of free speech – the West being where these drawings took place. As in, you can’t exact Islamic laws on non-Muslims who reside in non-Muslim nations. Even if you agree with Quiayum, you would still have to grapple with the fact that there is no legal, logical or moral requirement for French people to abide by archaic Muslim values.
Supposing I did agree with Quaiyum; how can it be that the depiction of a prophet is higher up on the list of things that enrage Muslim people in comparison to the bombing of our people, the incessant proxy wars plaguing our regions, the backing and funding of terror groups for the pursuit of unstated geopolitical aims, or the mass looting of our resources and the hampering of our countries’ progress?
Real Islamophobia is more than just a sharply-drawn middle finger to the Muslim community from a handful of satirical cartoonists. I’d prefer to think that the God of the Muslim world would not concern himself with such petty, imaginary crimes. Not when we have plenty of very real and serious war crimes and crimes against humanity that we could actually protest about with the aim of exacting real change to benefit some of the most vulnerable people in this world.
And, if you’re offended by this article, I can’t help but notice you’ve essentially proved my point.
The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of RT.


Superb article. RT have nailed it. Thanks for another one of your well chosen pieces. You rarely disappoint I must confess.
Supposing I did agree with Quaiyum; how can it be that the depiction of a prophet is higher up on the list of things that enrage Muslim people in comparison to the bombing of our people, the incessant proxy wars plaguing our regions, the backing and funding of terror groups for the pursuit of unstated geopolitical aims, or the mass looting of our resources and the hampering of our countries’ progress?
Worth repeating.
 
The recent murders of three innocent civilians in Nice following controversy over a teacher’s decision to show his students the infamous Charlie Hebdo cartoons is highlighting a significant weakness in logic in the Islamic world.
I honestly don’t know what to make of France. Not the people –nor the country itself– but the foreign policy inclinations of its respective governments, including those under the leadership of Emmanuel Macron. As a former anti-terrorism cop recently told RT, France may have brought Jihad on itself – in more ways than one.
In Libya, for example, France and its NATO cohorts (in a bombing campaign unofficially orchestrated by the US) provided air cover to al-Qaeda-linked extremists to topple Muammar Gaddafi. Those extremists were the very same militants that US troops had been fighting against for years in Iraq, and almost undoubtedly the same militants that France was supposedly fighting against in Mali.
READ MORE
‘We are in a war’: French interior minister says country must brace for more terrorist attacks fueled by ‘Islamist ideology’‘We are in a war’: French interior minister says country must brace for more terrorist attacks fueled by ‘Islamist ideology’
The decision to destroy Libya did nothing if not spur the spread of Islamic extremism across the African continent and directly exacerbate a looming refugee crisis. Weapons, extremism and slavery began being exported out of what had been transformed into a failed state – all thanks to France. According to some reports, during its bombing campaign, NATO forces also bombed and rendered ineffective a major water supply infrastructure which provided water to 70 percent of Libya’s population. One would think the bombing of 70 percent of the water supply of a Muslim-majority nation should surely rouse at least one Muslim protest, but I digress.
When the French government isn’t bombing Muslim-majority nations, it’s wreaking economic havoc on these states through the use of the France-backed CFA (French Colonies of Africa) franc. As Italy’s former deputy minister and current minister of foreign affairs said “France is one of those countries that, by printing money for 14 African states, prevent their economic development and contribute to the fact that the refugees leave and then die in the sea or arrive on our coasts.”
France has a long and unappreciated history of undermining Islamic civilizations, from Syria to Algeria. During the war of Algerian independence, French soldiers committed a host of atrocities, including torture. 300,000 Algerians died as a result of the conflict. Barely spoken about in the mainstream media, it remains a controversial aspect of France’s bloody history.
This is all barely scratching the surface. An entire book would barely do justice to this topic, yet it’s one I hoped Western media had paid a greater deal of attention to.
Equally frustrating, however, is the Muslim world’s indifferent reaction to these pertinent facts. Where is the Muslim world’s condemnation of France’s very real participation in the genocidal mayhem being inflicted on our Muslim brothers and sisters in Yemen? Where is the unification, the protests and the rallying each time an innocent Muslim is killed due to France’s longstanding imperialist ambitions?
You throw a cartoon in the mix and it’s a different kettle of fish. Add in a president stating that he won’t denounce said cartoons, the equation suddenly results in the following: widespread calls to boycott French products with Qatar and Kuwait actively removing French products from their stores; defamatory remarks from the Turkish president against Macron directly; protests in Israel, Gaza, Bangladesh, Iran, Afghanistan, and Jordan, to name a few; the burning of French flags as well as condemnation from major newspapers until a fanatical lunatic decides to publicly behead innocent French Church-goers, as if it’s the year 629 AD.
READ MORE
Macron needs the help of Muslim world leaders or France’s tally of decapitated heads will continue to riseMacron needs the help of Muslim world leaders or France’s tally of decapitated heads will continue to rise
One Iranian newspaper even called Macron the “Demon of Paris.” Oh – so now he is the demon of Paris. Not when he actively bombed Iran’s closest ally in the Middle East in flagrant violation of international law. Not when he continued to sell arms to Saudi Arabia to commit an endless supply of war crimes in Yemen, another supposed Iranian ally.
“It’s prohibited to draw Mohammed,” one party leader in Bangladesh named Ahmad Abdul Quiayum said, addressing a crowd of protesters.
Except that it’s not. Not according to the Western ideals of free speech – the West being where these drawings took place. As in, you can’t exact Islamic laws on non-Muslims who reside in non-Muslim nations. Even if you agree with Quiayum, you would still have to grapple with the fact that there is no legal, logical or moral requirement for French people to abide by archaic Muslim values.
Supposing I did agree with Quaiyum; how can it be that the depiction of a prophet is higher up on the list of things that enrage Muslim people in comparison to the bombing of our people, the incessant proxy wars plaguing our regions, the backing and funding of terror groups for the pursuit of unstated geopolitical aims, or the mass looting of our resources and the hampering of our countries’ progress?
Real Islamophobia is more than just a sharply-drawn middle finger to the Muslim community from a handful of satirical cartoonists. I’d prefer to think that the God of the Muslim world would not concern himself with such petty, imaginary crimes. Not when we have plenty of very real and serious war crimes and crimes against humanity that we could actually protest about with the aim of exacting real change to benefit some of the most vulnerable people in this world.
And, if you’re offended by this article, I can’t help but notice you’ve essentially proved my point.
The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of RT.


This is show their hypocrisy and most of them are sympathizing with terrorism
 
USA and NATO did nothing wrong. They had the power so they invaded Iraq, Syria, Libya, Afghanistan etc. You guys are weaklings and so got humiliated badly.

If Muslims were superpower today, then they wouldve done the same thing with non muslim countries.

Aamir Taimur (Tamer lane), Alauddin Khilji and many islamic rulers did the same thing with non muslims.

French people were rulers of Africa so they did what was necessary to protect their territories.

Muslim law prohibits war for resources. So no, Muslim superpower would not do so.

Aamir Timur is bad example. He was basically Genghis Khan 2.0. He killed as many Muslims as the Mongols.

Alauddin Khilji was a great leader. Don't be fooled by $hit quality bollywood movie. He basically saved your a$$es from the Mongols. Have some gratitude.
 
His mistake was that he was self imposed traitor.. trump is a rapist.. US supports terror groups where need be.. but they have free and fare elections right ? 🤣
The US is considered a flawed democracy but it is far from the dictatorships of Libya, Iraq and Syria.
Trump, as far as I know, has not been using his presidental powers to command men to send their daughters to the White House for raping.
He is also not ordering the US military to bomb California, or to spread nerve gas in other Democrat strongholds.
 

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