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Portparol Islamske države poziva da se nastavi sa napadima na Zapadu

Tanjug | 26. 01. 2015. - 19:33h

Portparol grupe "Islamska država" (IS) pozvao je danas muslimane koji žive u zapadnim zemljama da izvedu još napada, ističući da svako ko ima mogućnost da "prolije kap krvi" treba to da učini, prenosi Asošijeted pres.

U danas objavljenom tonskom zapisu Abu Mohamed al-Adnani pozdravio je nedavne napade u Australiji, Belgiji i Francuskoj - u kojoj je u napadu na redakciju satiričnog časopisa "Šarli ebdo" (Charlie Hebdo) ubijeno deset novinara i dva policajca.

Takođe je pohvalio naoružanog napadača koji je ubio u oktobru prošle godine vojnika na ratnom spomeniku u Kanadi i potom upao u zgradu parlamenta, posle čega ga je obezbeđenje ubilo.

Al-Adnani osvrnuo se i na prošlonedeljnu smrt saudijskog kralja Abdulaha, rekavši da su muslimani "srećni zbog smrti tiranina sa poluostrva", navodi AP.

Zukorlić o karikaturama "Šarli ebdo": Nema slobode - vređanja

Muftija sandžački Muamer Zukorlić: Načelo zapadne civilizacije jeste da sloboda jednog čoveka doseže do slobode drugog čoveka. Prema tome, ne možeš imati slobodu da vređaš



- ZAMISLITE da ja, a Bog mi je dao moć govora, uzmem da se šegačim po crkvama, sa drugim verama i sa drugim kulturama? Zamislite kako bi me dočekali ti drugi? Pa, raščerečili bi me! Ne bi rekli da je to moja sloboda govora. Naravno da ja to neću, ne samo zato što neću, nego zato što mi to moja vera zabranjuje. Ali, isto tako ne prihvatam da mi iko vređa Poslanika Muhameda - ovo je, na sednici Skupštine Bošnjačke nacionalne fondacije (BNF), osvrćući se na slučaj "Šarlija Ebdoa", rekao muftija sandžački Muamer Zukorlić.

On je kazao da svi oni koji kažu da su karikature koje vređaju Poslanika Muhameda i vrednosti islama civilizacijska vrednost slobode govora i izražavanja, ne govore istinu.

- I oni znaju da je to neistina. Znaju da to nema nikakve veze sa slobodom, jer ne postoji sloboda vređanja. Načelo zapadne civilizacije jeste da sloboda jednog čoveka doseže do slobode drugog čoveka. Prema tome, ne možeš imati slobodu da vređaš! - rekao je on.

Muftija sandžački je još istakao da "Poslanika ne može niko da uvredi, jer niko i ne može da ga dokuči". Kako kaže, "znaju to svi, i oni koji naručuju i oni koji crtaju karikature".

- To svetlo, ta snaga, ta moć Poslanika, lika i dela koji se poštuju kod muslimana 14 stoleća, ne može se ničim uvrediti. To je kao kad kuče laje na zvezde. I, sad treba da se mesec uvredio što kuče laje na zvezde. To ne može da se dosegne. Oni crtaju karikature, a ona rugoba na karikaturama je slika njihovih duša - zaključio je Zukorlić.

Preuzeto sa ...

Jel se zna razlog samubistva (navodnog) onog policajca, koji je vodio ovu istragu? Jel pamti neko jos tog coveka? Ili je "istraga u toku"?

Gotova istraga....

Nije valjda da ti je potrebna medijska potvrda?

Krenuli sipci....bice zurka...

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Danish Islamists refuse to deradicalize, insist Danes change their values
Published time: January 27, 2015 12:56


An Islamist group in Denmark has hit out at a local policy to de-radicalize Muslim youths. It cites “widespread depression, addiction… and alarming rates of suicide” as proof it’s really “sad Western culture” that is in dire need of help.

The scornful statement, which includes allusions to a “sad capitalist existential void,” was printed on the website for the group, called Hizb-ut-Tahrir. It’s a massive organization with branches in 40 countries and a regional chapter in Copenhagen.

There is no consensus in Hizb-ut-Tahrir worldwide on support or condemnation of terrorism, as both have taken place. The group is banned in Russia and some of its activities are proscribed in a number of Muslims countries.

Its statement comes weeks after a Copenhagen municipality decided on a plan to tackle Islamic radicalism at home.

It plans to do this over a period of four years, with the help of external experts working under the guidance of Sweden’s top expert on the matter.

The Sunday statements, made by group spokesman and Danish convert Junes Kock, see this as nothing but “manipulation” and “deception,” as well as an attempt to polarize the Muslim community and pigeonhole it into moderate and extreme categories. Kock believes that a plan of this sort intends to take things that are the staple of Islamic life – “a beard, prayer, scarf and general compliance with Islamic behavior” – and label them as radical in an agenda of stigmatization.

Despite the apparent belief that the West has invented the dangers of Islamism to split Muslims, Hizb ut-Tahrir has shown no willingness to cooperate with the more moderate members of the Muslim faith. On Sunday it rejected any Danish initiative to work together with other Muslims at preventing youths from joining up with terrorist movements.

Supporters of Islamist party Hizb Ut-Tahrir wave flags during a rally in Sidi Bouzid December 17, 2013, to mark the third anniversary of the Tunisian revolution (Reuters / Anis Mili)

Supporters of Islamist party Hizb Ut-Tahrir wave flags during a rally in Sidi Bouzid December 17, 2013, to mark the third anniversary of the Tunisian revolution (Reuters / Anis Mili)

Kock goes on to say that “It is clearly Danish people who need help finding the correct meaning of life… and here we can assist.”

As for the plans, “they are doomed to fail,” according to the author of the statement.

The group is no small adversary: it has been active since 1953 in calls to establish a global Islamic Caliphate, although it claims not to condone violence, the way the Islamic State and other extremist groups do.

However, despite its anti-violent stance, a 2002 controversy over pamphlets containing anti-Semitic messages could take on a new salience, especially now that the issue is back on the table and bigger than it has been in 70 years.

READ MORE: Anti-Semitic attacks soar across Europe amid Israel’s operation in Gaza

“The Jews are a people of slander... a treacherous people... they fabricate lies and twist words from their right context,” the text read. But it also went on to justify suicide bombings in Israel, calling the bombers martyrs and the acts as a “legitimate” response.

The group also recently staged a demonstration outside the national mosque in Bangladesh calling for the re-establishment of a unified Muslims Army. Members were seen celebrating the victories of the Islamic State.

In contrast, the group has in the past condemned both the September 11 attacks and the July 2005 London bombings on the grounds that the killing of innocents isn’t the way to go about achieving one’s aims.

Izvor  http://rt.com/news/226619-denmark-islamic-hizb-group/

BBC branded 'mad' by critics after refusing to call Paris killers 'terrorists'

     http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2926375/Paris-Charlie-Hebdo-extremists-murdered-17-people-not-called-terrorists-says-BBC-executive.html

"...The BBC was branded ‘mad’ yesterday after a top executive said the Charlie Hebdo killers should not be described as ‘terrorists’.

Tarik Kafala, head of BBC Arabic, said the term terrorist was too ‘loaded’ and ‘value-laden’ to describe the fanatics who murdered 12 people at the French satirical magazine.

The BBC backed his comments but faced a storm of criticism..."