Dancing Kuffar Factor

[sunnysan]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...ti-Muslim.html



Cleric Omar Bakri sparks terror alert after claiming X Factor is 'anti Muslim'



The preacher, who left Britain for Lebanon after the July 2005 bombings, said watching the ITV show was a "form of hatred".
Anti terror police are helping producers boost security at Fountain Studios in Wembley, North London, where the X Factor is filmed, according to reports.
On a recording posted on a Muslim website, the cleric is heard saying: "Some Muslims in Birmingham are wearing the armbands in support of British troops in Afghanistan. This is a form of muadaat (hatred) of the kuffar (non-believers) against the Muslims . . . and it has dangerous implications."
He added: "Some people may find excuses for those people – ignorance and so on.
"If after three days, if they continue, you are barred from these people and their deeds. Even watching the show – those people are committing a form, a type, of muadaat (hatred). And that action is a form of kufr (non-belief)."
Following the online posting, extra security precautions have been taken, including plans for X-ray scans and a police presence on Saturday, when the finalists will perform the single, according to the Sun.
"We called in officers from Scotland Yard because of genuine safety fears. We are in the process of discussing extra security measures for Saturday night's live show," a source told the paper.
A Scotland Yard spokesman said: "We are aware of the recording and it will be assessed to see if any offences have been committed."

[Cyberman]

I applaud and have enormous respect for the bravery of those Muslims that are wearing armbands in support of British troops. This will do wonders for race relations if enough of them do it, and should be copied by other Muslims throughout the country.
Those that don't support our troops should be asked to emigrate to the Muslim country that they have allegiance to, and we should pay them to leave our far too tolerant country.

[NotAllThere]

Of course hatred of kuffars is perfectly acceptable. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/7679212.stm

But, according to Islam, "people of the Book", are not kuffars. So the people who did the killing - the Taleban - are not Muslims. And therefore supporting British troops in Afghanistan is not anti-muslim.

Simple logic really.

[expat]

I applaud and have enormous respect for the bravery of those Muslims that are wearing armbands in support of British troops. This will do wonders for race relations if enough of them do it, and should be copied by other Muslims throughout the country.

Hear hear!

[The Lone Gunman]

I applaud and have enormous respect for the bravery of those Muslims that are wearing armbands in support of British troops. This will do wonders for race relations if enough of them do it, and should be copied by other Muslims throughout the country.

What we realy need in the UK is a number of Imams to point out why Bakri is wrong. Though we may also wish to agree with him when he says that "If after three days, if they continue, you are barred from these people and their deeds." This should mean that every Muslim who agrees with his statement should regard the UK as a no go area and leave, in accordance with the Koran.
This should leave us with enlightened Muslims and all the radicals should have left.

[Spacecadet]

Is playboy TV still ok to watch then?

[Bob Dalek]

I applaud and have enormous respect for the bravery of those Muslims that are wearing armbands in support of British troops. This will do wonders for race relations if enough of them do it, and should be copied by other Muslims throughout the country.
Those that don't support our troops should be asked to emigrate to the Muslim country that they have allegiance to, and we should pay them to leave our far too tolerant country.

Shot and then minced to make pig food.

[Peoplesoft bloke]

I don't normally like the X factor - I'm going to stop moaning about it now.

[NotAllThere]

What we realy need in the UK is a number of Imams to point out why Bakri is wrong. ...

After these pronouncements, have you noticed how the Muslim community fall over themselves to condemn such outrageous and hate-filled ideology No? Thought not.