this article is a must read,
it holds nothing back,
and gives it all away...
full marks for truth or spilling the beans i will say..
many Muslims who try to explain these events in a different
light, it will be quite disappointing for them to read it..
a law can be made and amended.. and they can be draconian, to be full flat pointless.
question should be is this law ethical..?
now how will you answer that..
for an action to be considered ethical it has to be first of all, universally applicable.
so is this law universally applicable..?
do you want every human society to apply such law..?
do we should hang all the people in the world who disrespect religion founders? or should our
beloved prophet Muhammad PBUH only deserve this law, which will guarantee that his magnificence to be upheld all the time above the other creations basic rights...?
and Mirza Ghulam Ahmed Qadiyani do not deserve it.. right?
do people in other countries hang you for disrespecting Zeus Ram Jesus Buddha or Confucius,
or do you want them to have a Muslim hang or flogged for disrespecting the Hindu concept of reincarnation..?
now as we all know
all these expansionist religions like our mightier Islam and those pesky christian they have to collide with other peoples religion to win over converts.
so do such laws would make the world a better place..?
or will they just start another murder spree..?
and what will be considered a disrespect..?
is criticizing and not believing a disrespect..? some will agree yes.
and is there any guarantee that such laws will not creep in magnitude..?
i mean in future saints, companions of our beloved prophet, government n army officials name will not be added to the list.
all these questions need a reasonable answer..
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kings and emperors used to execute people for disrespecting them, i believe our beloved prophet should not be generalize with the kind of those.
kings and emperors have the power of the sword.. prophets posses only the power of there god.
so in the end it will all melt down to how a person is remembered as, rather then what kind of a person he really was..