Davos Open Forum 2009 - Religion and Human Rights

[Eye0fTheStorm]

I knew Turkey banned hijab in parliament some years back, but I did not know that they banned it in all public spheres, including places like Universities.

SubhanAllah. The day these disgusting puppet dictators propped up by the west in the Muslim world are removed from power forever will truly be a day of rejoicing.

[bashirali1985]

AllahAkbar nice saying @1;30:58 "A country is threaten by a piece of "CLOTH" the religion of Allah ISLAM is to powerful and Prevailing. AllahuAkbar

[afghanology]

for your first question my answer is )=>

No religion teaches violation neither do any religion stand in the path of modern progress and developement , the only thing which make the people to committ violations are egoism, selfishness of UN and G-8 country members who spread self made christian rules. and ignore muslims.

[BurnAllLiberals]

They are not Christians at all, they want to use the guise of Christianity, so whenever they commit henous acts, they can blame Christianity. In fact Christians have very limited rights in so called "christian countries", whcih are really "deomcratic", in other words they use names please their ends. Let them mention how many people died in the name of IDEOLOGY instead of Religion, namely THEIR OWN!!!!

[afghanology]

absolutely right if you see my comments I mentioned above that "No religion..." and again i said " Self made christian.." so its obvious that they have made the problems for their benifits and they want to blame it on religions. if all people could have followed the proper way of religion nobody would have ever been harmed or hated others.

[Aufhetzer]

If someones beliefs teach or condone the violation of basic human rights then it should be subject to the laws of the land regardless of personal beliefs. If I feel I have to tolerate someone else because they believe something that I do not, then I am the tyrant because I imply that they need my consent to believe as they do, but if someones beliefs infringe on the rights of another then I would be wrong to tolerate their disregard of someone elses rights.

[todnyc]

1:21:13 - "islam does not force anything on anyone"? yeah, really?

[andalousia]

Yeah, really!

[abdelbaasit1]

Isn't that what "Islam" says?

Allah (God) says in the Book of Islam:

لا إكراه في الديــــن "There is no ikraah (forcing, compelling) in the Religion (i.e. of Islam)."

[2:256]

[tankkk43]

very wise points by the imam and the orthodox church father.