Another Prophet Muhammad Cartoon Controversy
Robert Paul Reyes
October 09, 2006
Denmark's Foreign Ministry warned Danish citizens against traveling to several Muslim countries after a new Prophet Mohammad (Peace be upon him) cartoon controversy.
Soon Western editors may require journalists to write "Peace be upon him" every time they mention the Prophet Mohammad, so I thought I would get ahead of the game.
First non-Muslims are urged to walk on eggshells in order not to offend the tender sensitivities of Muslims, next we will be required to pay homage to the Prophet Mohammad.
I take pains to never neglect using the title "prophet" when referring to the Prophet Mohammad, because I don't want any followers of the religion of peace wreaking vengeance on this infidel.
The warning comes after Danish state TV aired amateur video footage showing children members of the anti-immigrant Danish People's Party taking part in a competition to draw images mocking the Prophet at a summer camp.
If Islam was based on reason and logic, Muslim clerics would merely shake their heads at such foolishness, rather than inciting violence and mayhem.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said those who insulted the Prophet were "low life" devoid of human values, the student news agency ISNA reported.
This is the same Iranian president who praised Iran's biggest selling newspaper for conducting a competition to find the best cartoons that denied the Holocaust.
I don't see why Danish citizens or any other Westerners would want to visit any Western-hating Muslim country. The only country in the Middle East that I want to visit is Israel.
Soon Western editors may require journalists to write "Peace be upon him" every time they mention the Prophet Mohammad, so I thought I would get ahead of the game.
First non-Muslims are urged to walk on eggshells in order not to offend the tender sensitivities of Muslims, next we will be required to pay homage to the Prophet Mohammad.
I take pains to never neglect using the title "prophet" when referring to the Prophet Mohammad, because I don't want any followers of the religion of peace wreaking vengeance on this infidel.
The warning comes after Danish state TV aired amateur video footage showing children members of the anti-immigrant Danish People's Party taking part in a competition to draw images mocking the Prophet at a summer camp.
If Islam was based on reason and logic, Muslim clerics would merely shake their heads at such foolishness, rather than inciting violence and mayhem.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said those who insulted the Prophet were "low life" devoid of human values, the student news agency ISNA reported.
This is the same Iranian president who praised Iran's biggest selling newspaper for conducting a competition to find the best cartoons that denied the Holocaust.
I don't see why Danish citizens or any other Westerners would want to visit any Western-hating Muslim country. The only country in the Middle East that I want to visit is Israel.
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