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In support of all victims of all islamic terrorist actions, should every single media outlet, publication, and private individual start printing/posting/publishing drawings of Muhammed?
Think about it. If every single person/business/group/corporation with a facebook page, instagram, snap chat, blog, forum, and web page spent a week posting nothing but pictures of Muhammed would it make a statement?
If every single non-muslim with the means to "protest" in this way banded together and posted pictures, it would number in the billions.
Would it make any kind of difference? Would it resonate with the Muslim world at all?
A world-wide grass-roots movement to collectively say "we're not going to submit to terrorist threats" and "we fully support the freedom of speech and freedom of the press/media". Would you participate?
Is it time for every single non-Muslim to post a cartoon/drawing of Muhammed in a collective gesture of support, and defiance against violence?
The prohibition again illustrating the Prophet Mohammed began as a attempt to ward off idol worship, which was widespread in Islam's Arabian birthplace. But in recent years, that prohibition has taken on a deadly edge.
A central tenet of Islam is that Mohammed was a man, not God, and that portraying him could lead to revering him in lieu of Allah.
"The prophet himself was aware that if people saw his face portrayed by people, they would soon start worshiping him," Ahmed told CNN. "So he himself spoke against such images, saying 'I'm just a man.' "
In a bitter irony, the sometimes violent attacks against portrayals of the prophet are kind of reverse idol-worship, revering -- and killing for -- the absence of an image, said Hussein Rashid, a professor of Islamic studies at Hofstra University in New York.
In the Quran, there is "no statement from the prophet requesting his image not be recorded,"
Why Islam forbids images of Mohammed - CNN.com
Again, here comes the "bitter irony", and SHEER STUPIDITY:
Here's the thing - if you are a Muslim, and you believe it's wrong to draw images of something (anything), don't draw the damn pictures.
Whatever somebody does who is NOT a Muslim is really none of your damn business.
People who believe cows are sacred do not go about killing everybody who eats beef.
People who don't eat fish on Friday don't kill people who eat fish on Friday.
People who believe alcohol is the Devil's elixir don't try to kill everybody who drinks beer.
Muslim people MUST be driven to understand that non-Muslims should not be held accountable to Muslim dogma and Muslim "laws". Especially in countries that are NOT predominately Muslim.
If "Allah" thinks it's wrong for humans to draw pictures of Muhammed, let Allah sort it out in whatever way he see's fit.
This ideological concept of "kill the infidel - he/she drew a picture that's forbidden" is the epitome of how truly dangerous religion can be.
WHO are we to change some basic principles of a religion"
what a stupid thread
But he does have the right to change the channel and not listen.
In support of all victims of all islamic terrorist actions, should every single media outlet, publication, and private individual start printing/posting/publishing drawings of Muhammed?
Think about it. If every single person/business/group/corporation with a facebook page, instagram, snap chat, blog, forum, and web page spent a week posting nothing but pictures of Muhammed would it make a statement?
If every single non-muslim with the means to "protest" in this way banded together and posted pictures, it would number in the billions.
Would it make any kind of difference? Would it resonate with the Muslim world at all?
A world-wide grass-roots movement to collectively say "we're not going to submit to terrorist threats" and "we fully support the freedom of speech and freedom of the press/media". Would you participate?
?Is it time for every single non-Muslim to post a cartoon/drawing of Muhammed in a collective gesture of support, and defiance against violence
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