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Titolo: musulmani condannano l'attentato di Mombai

Una impressionante serie di organizzazioni islamiche condanna
fermamente l'attentato di Mumbai.  E rende ancora più evidente la
pirlaggine razzista di Persio
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WORLD CAPITALS — Muslim scholars, politicians and organizations in
India and across the world vehemently condemned on Thursday, November
27, the bloody attacks that hit splash hotels and other targets in
India's financial hub of Mumbai.
"The whole Indian Muslim community is saddened by the terrorist
attacks on Mumbai," the All India Muslim Majlis-e-Mushawarat, an
umbrella of all Muslim organizations in India, said in a statement
mailed to IslamOnline.net.
"Over a hundred precious lives have been lost and hundreds lie injured
in various hospitals of the city."
More than 125 people have been killed in attacks on two luxurious
hotels, a hospital, a railway station and a famous cafe frequented by
foreign tourists.
The militants, armed with automatic weapons and grenades, opened fire
indiscriminately and tossed grenades at people.
"We unconditionally and with all force at our command condemn this
beastly act and consider it a crime of most serious nature," said the
Muslim umbrella group.
"We demand that the perpetrators and planners must be caught and
brought to justice at the earliest."
Indian police, who have so far killed four attackers and apprehended
nine others, fought Thursday to end a multiple hostage crisis
conducting floor-by-floor sweeps of the Taj Mahal and Oberoi hotels.
Gunfire continued to be heard from both hotels, where scores of
guests, including Americans, French, Israelis and Canadians, remained
trapped.
No Justification
Amid media reports that the attackers are Muslims, Indian Muslims said
Islam forbids hostage-taking and civilian killing.
"Islam doesn't allow the killing of innocent people, irrespective of
their religious affiliation," Sheikh Ahmed Bukhari, imam of the Jamia
Mosque in New Delhi, told IOL.
Indian police say that no group has yet claimed responsibility for the
attack.
But Indian media said a previously unknown group calling itself the
Deccan Mujahideen had claimed responsibility for the attacks in e-
mails to several media outlets.
An Indian television quoted a militant holed up in a Jewish center as
linking the attack to Indian persecution of Kashmiri Muslims.
"Are you aware how many people have been killed in Kashmir? Are you
aware how your army has killed Muslims. Are you aware how many of them
have been killed in Kashmir this week?" said the man identified as
Imran.
Kashmir is divided into two parts and ruled by India and Pakistan,
which have fought two of their three wars since the 1947 independence
over the region.
Pakistan and the UN back the right of the Kashmir people for self-
determination, an option opposed by New Delhi.
"Islam is against these attacks and this is the position of the wide
Indian Muslims," Shahul Hameed, a Qatar-based Indian Muslim scholar,
told IOL.
"Indian Muslims are of the view that those people who carried out the
attacks should be punished," he stressed.
"Muslims have vehemently condemned any terrorist attack and this
position was recently expressed during a huge meeting of Muslim
scholars in Hyderabad."
Thousands of Muslim scholars from across India earlier this month
denounced terrorism as a violation of Islamic teachings, stressing
that Jihad can never be applied to terrorists acts.
Heinous
The heinous attacks drew equally condemnations from Muslims across the
world.
"This is nothing but sheer terrorism," Mufti Mohammed Naeem, Principal
of Jamia Binoria Karachi, told IOL.
"No Muslim or non-Muslim can support this heinous act.
"Islam gives an immense importance to a human life. It doesn't allow
any group or individual to kill innocent Muslims or non-Muslims in
retaliation," said the Pakistani scholar.
"No body knows who is responsible for these terrorist attacks, but
whoever it is, is highly condemnable."
Australian Muslims also denounced the bombings.
"Attacks against innocent persons are abhorrent to all peaceful people
and to all faiths and those who engage in this behavior stand
condemned," the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils said in a
statement.
"People of goodwill and faith must double their efforts and resources
to fight against such acts of barbarism and inhumanity."
Britain's umbrella Muslim organization, the Muslim Council of Britain,
emphasized the same message.
"The brutal murder of Indians and foreign nationals is unacceptable,
there is no excuse for such acts, whatever the cause may be," MCB
Chairman Dr Muhammad Abdul Bari said in a statement.
"I condemn this heinous act and extend my sympathies and condolences
to the bereaved."
Across the Atlantic, the Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC) lashed
out at the attacks.
"Islam considers the use of terrorism to be unacceptable for any
purpose."

 pirlaggine razzista di Persio
Più che altro rende evidente la tua bolsaggine, visto che ho già 
risposto abbondantemente alle obiezioni.  Testa di legno.


 pirlaggine razzista di Persio
perchè solo di Persio? Logoss dice cose anche peggiori...


Lo condannano fermamente.
Risolutamente, ma godono di quella incursione al centro ebraico.
Poi ripetono a parole la condanna.
Merlo il Nahum
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Tb