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'Muhammad' teddy teacher arrested
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This is unbelieveable. I ask myself why did this happen to a british teacher?
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"Twenty out of the 23 children chose Muhammad as their favourite name.
Mr Boulos said each child was then allowed to take the bear home at weekends and told to write a diary about what they did with it. He said the children's entries were collected in a book with a picture of the bear on the cover and a message which read, "My name is Muhammad." Actually that's not a bad technique but in Sudan it was probably not a wise thing to do.. - Art
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I'm certainly not attempting to justify the reaction against the teacher, but she should have known that any depiction of the prophet, including even a drawing, is considered blasphemy in Islam. However, the chances are she'll eventually be released. Shalom, Vern |
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i'll try again
I think that metis is right.... especially if any armament contracts are about to be signed.
Maybe - as the children chose the name - it's them who ought to be flogged....? There's another report here - which possibly raises some ulterior motives: Quote:
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I thought about this, too, LK. I imagine there would be some objections..... Obviously, though, this story is about old religious laws run amok. We should be glad it is coming to light more and more, and that people are so outraged. That's a very positive sign. When people have grown up enough to remember that love, peace and forgiveness are the reasons they follow the teachings of Jesus, Buddha or Mohammed, maybe we'll rethink all these silly little rules. Even better - maybe we'll realize that perfect Love is not petty, as human beings can be. We should send our prayers and thoughts of forgiveness to the those who can't see such reasoning. They're the ones that really need help. ![]() |
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