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Woodrow:
A book that's quietly being distributed within Norway's Muslim community refers to Norwegians as the sons of Satan. The book, written by an anonymous author, has been turned over to police by Oslo's Anti-Racism Center.

In addition to associating Norwegians with the devil, the book lashes out at Norwegian ethics and morality. The author, believed to be a mullah or other Muslim religious leader living in Oslo, claims that Norwegians don't have legitimate children. "They're conceived here and there," claims the author.

Several local politicians who themselves are Muslims say they're appalled by the book. "I can't accept that this author pretends he's speaking on behalf of all Muslims or Pakistanis," Kamil Azhar of the Labour Party told newspaper VG on Tuesday. "The book's content is ridiculous and far from reality."

Azhar joined other Muslim politicians and the Anti-Racism Center's efforts to get the book labelled as illegal, on the grounds it violates Norwegian law against racist expression.

A Norwegian lawyer who specializes in free speech issues said the book, called "Satan's son," appears to teeter on the edge of legality. Turning it in to the police, however, isn't a good idea, says lawyer Kyrre Eggen.

"I believe Muslims have the same right to freedom of expression as Norwegians do in relation to Muslims," Eggen said. "The best response is open debate, not to go to the police."

The book, written in Urdu, was published by a group called the All Pakistan Muslim Society. The group isn't registered in Norway.

The author calls Norwegians "barbarians" and "poisonous snakes" who have poisoned humanity. "These white men have set off a devilish spiral in the whole world... to plague people," according to the book.

"I feel a responsibility to react when I come over something like this," Akhtar Chaudhry, also of the Labour Party, told VG. "I don't want it on my conscience that I didn't try to fight something so racist."




I thought Islam wasn't racist? How are you going to have an "Open Debate" with somebody when they view you as a "poisonous snake" or the Son of Satan?

mauzip:
*waits for Infinite to defend the content of the book*

Woodrow:
It's not like this doesn't have support in the Koran....

058.019
The Evil One has got the better of them: so he has made them lose the remembrance of Allah. They are the Party of the Evil One. Truly, it is the Party of the Evil One that will perish!

058.020
YUSUFALI: Those who resist Allah and His Messenger will be among those most humiliated.
PICKTHAL: Lo! those who oppose Allah and His messenger, they will be among the lowest.
SHAKIR: Surely (as for) those who are in opposition to Allah and His Messenger; they shall be among the most abased

King Tech Quadafi:
Lol. Bert Englewood on his constant quest against Islam. So wrong, so white, yet so dumb.

I dont even know where to start. Its like the vulture kneeling over a fat piece of meat. He dont know where to start picking at the shit.

Hmm, for starters, faggot.......lets quickly review what the faggot has posted, so we can identify the source of faggotism and alienate it, in order to better study it.

-Random book is distributed in the Muslim community of Norway. No known author, no known number of individuals behind the creation and distribution of this "book".

-The Book is condemned by the greater Muslim community.

- Book is something out of a NOI members head on  a crack binge. White man this, and devil that etc etc etc.
"books content is ridicolous and far from reality"

Woodrow Englewood decides that this is inherent proof of Islams racism? Now, if you want my honest opinion, as a man, as Abdul R Karim, I think this post is stupid, even compared to the usual stupidity, this is REALLY stupid. I dont feel that this is worth a response.
I dont feel any Muslim in here should respond to this garbage.

The people with IQs over 80 will understand why Tech and the rest of the Muslims in here dont respond to this garbage, because they will smell the garbage content. The parade of dick licking hicks and quasi homo Euro trash will prance and dance but it doesnt matter because they can prance and dance better than they can read and write.

One last question, Engle Wood 187. I was wondering, ole chap, if you could explain to me the chapters in the Quran those quotes are taken from. Of course, kind sir, I am assuming you know as well as I do, the fallacy of picking random quotes out of text, out of context.
Its a very easy strategy, that if I used on the Bible, would make this thread look like a greater joke than it already is. So I was wondering if you could help me out with that. Im assuming of course that if youre quoting the Quran, you obviously must have read it, as opposed to finding that same quote in someones article.  8)

Woodrow:
http://www.norwaypost.no/content.asp?cluster_id=26737&folder_id=1

Most of Norway's top politicians, but very few Imams participated in Saturday's Muslim torchlight protest march in Oslo against violence and terrorism.
Prime Minister Kjell Magne Bondevik was disappointed over the fact that most Imams boycotted the protest march.

- They say they are against violence and murders. Why don't they join us here in this protest, Bondevik said to NRK during the march.

A group of Muslim leaders in Norway had wanted to disassociate themselves from violence and terrorism, and had organized the torchlight march through downtown Oslo to mark their stand.
However, another group had opposed the march.

The background for the march is a statement by the spokesman for the Islamic Council In Norway, Zahid Mukhtar, who earlier commented on the murder of the Ducth film maker Theo van Gogh.

Mukhtar said on a nationwide TV discussion program that he could understand that Muslims had been provoced by van Gogh's latest film, and that he could understand why someone murdered him.

-We object to the murder and violence under any circumstance. Mukhtar's statements have created an ambiguity which we cannot afford, says Khalid Mahmood, City Council representative for the Oslo Labour Party.

However, on Saturday morning Aftenposten reported that central Imams from several Oslo's mosques do not wish to take part in the march.

-I react to the fact that Muslims continuously have to prove that we are against violence by participating in protest marches. We feel we are being forced to take part, says Imran Mushtaq, deputy leader of the Islamic Council of Norway, to Aftenposten.

He has therefore launched a campaign encouraging people to sign a petition titled "Muslims in Norway are of course opposed to all violence and criminal acts".

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