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The cartoons were an insult to Islam and a show of ignorance on the side of their creator, I agree. But we have to remember that they are just silly pictures. I know the culture situation is a very bad one, but by acting with a blind moral outrage just gives them power in the fact that they have made the "religion of Peace" look like a group of uneducated violent jerks- something we know just ins't true. But why do you believe they shouldn't be made? Free speech is for all views.The pictures are a complete insult to Islam. They shouldn't have been made or printed. It just shows the lack of knowledge and more importantly, the lack of respect some ppl have towards Islam.
The pictures shouldn't have been made because it is haram (forbidden) in Islam. The pictures were offensive and were created to make a joke out of the Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.S)jamaesi said:But why do you believe they shouldn't be made? Free speech is for all views.
And, more importantly, what do you think of the reaction in the Muslim world to the cartoons?
My apologies for not seeing the posts sooner. Yes for Muslims only.jamaesi said:As much as I as agree with the sentiments- isn't this forum for Muslims only?
I agree, we must be very wise, specially in these times.jamaesi said:The cartoons were an insult to Islam and a show of ignorance on the side of their creator, I agree. But we have to remember that they are just silly pictures. I know the culture situation is a very bad one, but by acting with a blind moral outrage just gives them power in the fact that they have made the "religion of Peace" look like a group of uneducated violent jerks- something we know just ins't true. But why do you believe they shouldn't be made? Free speech is for all views.
And, more importantly, what do you think of the reaction in the Muslim world to the cartoons?
I've heard about it from other people and have not seen it, they clearly know how we as Muslims feel, the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) in the form of a cartoon, now that i can't handle, i will definitely be outraged when i see the image!jamaesi said:... Anyone?
Because this will spread hate among Muslims and non-Muslims especially the uneducated Muslims who may involve in violence as a reaction of the insulting of thier beloved Prophet.jamaesi said:But why do you believe they shouldn't be made? Free speech is for all views.
In Saudi Arabia and some other gulf countries they bycott the Danish product "which is so legal and i have no problem with it" but in some other countries they went to burn the Danish embassy and their flag which Muslims do not supposed to do so.And, more importantly, what do you think of the reaction in the Muslim world to the cartoons?
Then I'd shrug it off and ignore them. Why bother with ignorant people- it only makes you look ignorant yourself.Muslims respect Prophet Muhammed (PBUH) very much and insulting him (pbuh) was very outrageous. It's simple to understand this outrage. What if someone makes an insulting image of your family - will you except that? And for Muslims, Prophet Muhammed (pbuh) is more than a family and insulting him (PBUH) is very offensive.
Don't you think the ridiculous reaction to these cartoons has tarnished Islam more than the cartoons themselves? Let the cartoons be published- and let Muslims educate each other.Because this will spread hate among Muslims and non-Muslims especially the uneducated Muslims who may involve in violence as a reaction of the insulting of thier beloved Prophet.
This means they dont know him, they made this due to their ignorance, and our duty is to educate them...Now to have these people insult the prophet in a cartoon? The man who was known as trustworthy by his friends, companions and enemies alike. I know that the actions the muslims are taking may not be the most peaceful, but most of the people who choose violence have a great love for the prophet.
True.jamaesi said:Then I'd shrug it off and ignore them. Why bother with ignorant people- it only makes you look ignorant yourself.
I agree with you. They have been so emotional instead of using peacful ways to defend prophet Mohammed.Don't you think the ridiculous reaction to these cartoons has tarnished Islam more than the cartoons themselves? Let the cartoons be published- and let Muslims educate each other.
May I ask, does that rule have to be applied by followers of Islam to non-Muslims, as well as Muslims (ie do followers of Islam feel that they must see that rule enforced on everyone) ?muslimbrother said:The pictures shouldn't have been made because it is haram (forbidden) in Islam. The pictures were offensive and were created to make a joke out of the Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.S)
As for the Muslim reaction, that is questionable. However, these pictures are insulting and were targeted towards muslims by attacking our Prophet. They could burn our houses, rob us, whatever, but don't make fun of our religion and our prophet.
No but,michel said:May I ask, does that rule have to be applied by followers of Islam to non-Muslims, as well as Muslims (ie do followers of Islam feel that they must see that rule enforced on everyone) ?
Thats the main reason why Muslims all over the world cannot accept this.muslimbroter said:The pictures were offensive and were created to make a joke out of the Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.S)