Of course. He is being subjected to laws that are in conflict with the Islamic laws. The fact that he submits to man made laws not the laws that are based on revelation violate the Muslim beliefs.
"If any do fail to judge by (the light of) what Allah hath revealed, they are (no better than) those who rebel." Qur'an
Which laws?
IMO, in general, the laws of non-Muslim countries don't require a person to follow an Islamic way of life, but they do allow it.
I don't know of any country that prohibits Muslim prayer, for instance, or requires people to eat bacon once a week. At least in the west, Muslims are generally free to follow the dictates of their faith as they see fit.
western movies and actors all promote lying, bad habits, bad morals and bad culture.
No, I'm not talking about just western movies and actors; I'm talking about all actors.
Actors say things that, at face value, are knowingly false. When an actor takes on a charater, he deliberately says things that aren't literally true.
Now, the performers and the audience share an understanding of what the performance is, just as they do in the case of a stage "magician" or "psychic". When an actor playing Richard the Third in Shakespeare's play of the same name says that he had the princes killed, we know that this isn't actually an admission of murder on the part of the actor. By the same token, when a television performer pretends to see into the future, the audience understands (as long as they aren't thick as bricks) that the performer isn't actually fortune-telling.
i see the point you are making but everyone doesn't share the same views as you. so don't judge everyone else with your perspective.
Given that this whole incident is about a man being killed by people who refuse to allow for other views and who refuse to see things from others' perspective, I find this statement amazingly ironic. It'd be hilarious if it wasn't a matter of life and death.
