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Monday, 25 June 2012
Muslim student body burn books over Prophet's picture Bookmark and Share

From the Times of India and Kangla Online

IMPHAL: A Manipuri Muslim student body has banned a children's general knowledge book as it contained a picture of Prophet Mohammad. Stating that there is not a single record of the Prophet's picture in the entire world, the Pangal Students' Organization (PSO) said the writer should apologize within three days, failing which stern action would be taken.

The student body later announced its decision to ban all books written by S Babyla Jassal immediately and further warned of stern action against the writer in case the writer fail to clarify on the said issue before the end of three days from today.

The picture of the prophet is carried inside the chapter Indian Deities on Page 51 of the said book. Speaking to media persons this evening at their office at Hatta Golapati, spokesperson and chief advisor of the organization Y Hayattur Rahman said there is no known picture of the Prophet anywhere in the world.

He further asked the writer and the publication house to clarify on how and from where they found the picture. He also announced the ban and action against the writer and the said book.

He said the student organization will collect the books and consigned the books to fire.

The Pangal Political forum, Manipur (PPF) further said the ‘Prime General Knowledge Book-O’ published by Prime Publication has insulted the Muslim community.

PPF said in a statement that illustration of a false photo of Prophet Muhammad on the page number 51 of the book written by S Babyla Jaysal is nothing other than an insult to the young students, Muslim and their Islamic Law.

It also stressed that nobody in the world has ever able to make the photo of Prophet Muhammad, saying any one in this world has not possessed His photo nor there is any fact available in the holy Kuran regarding leftover of it. The Islamic Law at the same time says no Muslim man and woman should take their photo if the need is not arisen, PPF noted. (Clever that as the camera wasn't invented until 1300 years later)

IMPHAL, June 24: The Popular Front of India, Manipur State Committee continue to set ablaze textbooks decrying the projected image of Prophet Mohamed in print.

Around 3000 textbooks carrying the image were set ablaze today at the Hatta office of the PFI.

President Burhanmuddin said since it is the time of summer breaks in most schools, the committee is unable to collect the books on a larger scale at the present moment, however the committee will continue with their drive against the textbook.

Posted on 06/25/2012 1:44 AM by Esmerelda Weatherwax
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25 Jun 2012
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Burn Haram, Burn Ham,
Burn Books, Burnham
 
 
What's next from President Burhanmuddin? "Suicide of the Vest"?
And what's up with "Piss Christ"?  Why not "Mohammed's Shroud of Urine"?
 
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25 Jun 2012
Alix

"Wheresoever they burn books, there one day they will burn human beings" - Heine.

Oops, they do that already!



25 Jun 2012
Christina McIntosh

 A few fun facts about Manipur.  It is a northeastern state of India; its eastern border is with Myanmar.  Its western and southwestern boundaries are with the Indian states of Meghalaya and Tripura, which border onto Bangladesh.

It has about 2 and a half or perhaps 3 million people.

Of those people, in 2001 (the date of my Christian sourcebook, 'Operation World', which relies on a range of credible official governmental sources, national and local), about 58 percent were Hindu (i.e. more than half the population), 34 % were Christians, 7.3 percent were Muslims, and just under 1 percent were 'other'.

In other words, non-Muslims of all kinds made up about 93 percent of the population of Manipur.

I don't know how many more Muslims have gotten into Manipur, or bred up within Manipur, in the eleven years since 2001; quite probably there has been the usual obsessive fast-breeding plus illegal immigration of Muslims from Myanmar (those Rohingya whom everyone will soon be demanding that we view as poor persecuted victims), or  from Bangladesh (Muslims from Bangladesh have been illegally flooding across the border into India for years; once they get into Tripura or Meghalaya there is nothing to stop them continuing on into Manipur).

Quite probably the Muslim percentage is rather bigger than it was in 2001, unless the Christians and Hindus have maintained a good birthrate in the interim.

But even so, I would guess that non-Muslims still have a resounding majority.

It seems to me that it is high time the non-Muslims flexed the muscles of that majority, and taught the Muslims to behave.

And if little Manipur wishes to survive, and thrive, it would be wisest to pack off all its resident Muslims to Bangladesh.






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