Organisers of an anti-Isis march in London have spoken of their frustration after mainstream media outlets failed to cover the demonstration.

Thousands of people took part in the annual UK Arbaeen Procession, coordinated by the Husaini Islamic Trust UK, on Sunday.

Although Shia Muslims take part in the march each year to mark the Arbaeen, or mourning, anniversary of Imam Husain - a seventh-century leader who fought for social justice - this year organisers decided to use the event as a platform to denounce terrorism following the recent Isis attacks in Paris, Beirut and elsewhere.

Organiser Waqar Haider said: "This year we had hundreds of placards which were basically saying ‘no’ to terrorism and ‘no’ to Isis. A very direct message.

"For us it was a controversial move to go political. Normally we don’t mix politics with mourning. However with what's happened recently, we thought we had to make sure we as a community totally disassociate ourselves with what's happening elsewhere in the world."

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Despite this, Mr Haider said the demonstration still failed to garner attention in the mainstream media because of "stereotyping".

"It is the oldest annual Muslim event in London but unfortunately it is very difficult to get any media coverage," he said.

"I think it's because of stereotyping. People see the entire Muslim community as one community.

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"[But] the Muslim community is a very diverse community, with the vast majority of us horrified by Isis.

"With our event, we had so many people from different ethnic backgrounds. It's more of a family event in terms of people it attracts."

Volunteer Mohammed Al-Sharifi also commented on the lack of media coverage for the event.

In a tweet, he said: “Hundreds of Muslims flooded the streets of London yesterday to condemn terrorism. Media’s response: Silence.”

His post has been re-tweeted more than 5,000 times.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/muslim-anti-isis-march-not-covered-by-mainstream-media-outlets-say-organisers-a6765976.html

hafees:
Organisers of an anti-Isis march in London have spoken of their frustration after mainstream media outlets failed to cover the demonstration.

Thousands of people took part in the annual UK Arbaeen Procession, coordinated by the Husaini Islamic Trust UK, on Sunday.

Although Shia Muslims take part in the march each year to mark the Arbaeen, or mourning, anniversary of Imam Husain - a seventh-century leader who fought for social justice - this year organisers decided to use the event as a platform to denounce terrorism following the recent Isis attacks in Paris, Beirut and elsewhere.

Organiser Waqar Haider said: "This year we had hundreds of placards which were basically saying ‘no’ to terrorism and ‘no’ to Isis. A very direct message.

"For us it was a controversial move to go political. Normally we don’t mix politics with mourning. However with what's happened recently, we thought we had to make sure we as a community totally disassociate ourselves with what's happening elsewhere in the world."

READ MORE
President Obama visits Bataclan to honour Paris terror victims
Muslim student gives out free hugs to combat Islamophobia
Anti-Muslim hate crimes to get their own category
Despite this, Mr Haider said the demonstration still failed to garner attention in the mainstream media because of "stereotyping".

"It is the oldest annual Muslim event in London but unfortunately it is very difficult to get any media coverage," he said.

"I think it's because of stereotyping. People see the entire Muslim community as one community.

Anti-Isis demonstrations across Europe
10
show all
"[But] the Muslim community is a very diverse community, with the vast majority of us horrified by Isis.

"With our event, we had so many people from different ethnic backgrounds. It's more of a family event in terms of people it attracts."

Volunteer Mohammed Al-Sharifi also commented on the lack of media coverage for the event.

In a tweet, he said: “Hundreds of Muslims flooded the streets of London yesterday to condemn terrorism. Media’s response: Silence.”

His post has been re-tweeted more than 5,000 times.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/muslim-anti-isis-march-not-covered-by-mainstream-media-outlets-say-organisers-a6765976.html

The media is a mouthpiece for jihadists. The hug a Muslim character is facing charges of bomb threats

A Muslim convert who protested outside Parliament with
a sign saying ‘I am Muslim, do you trust me enough for
a hug?’ is facing jail for threatening to bomb an MP’s
house.
Craig Wallace used the sign as Stop The War protesters
came to Westminster for the vote on military action in
Syria last week.
It stated: ‘I am Muslim, I am labelled a terrorist, I trust
you, do you trust me enough for a hug?’
But the 23-year-old, of Willesden Green, north London, is
now facing a possible prison sentence after he
threatened Tory MP Charlotte Leslie online following the
vote.
Wallace, who calls himself Muhammad Mujahid Islam
online, wrote on Facebook: ‘I’m going to smash her
windows then drop a bomb on her house while she’s
tucked up in bed. You dirty f****** pig-s******* s***.’
On December 3, the day after MPs voted to authorise the
air strikes, he wrote: ‘I’m going to find her and show her
what it’s like to murder innocents. You dirty pig-f******
w****.’
He also described shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn
as a ‘war criminal’ and a ‘terrorist’ the day after the
Commons vote to bomb Syria.
His defence lawyer Abu Sayeed said Wallace had posted
the messages after he had been out protesting against
the Syrian bombing vote for ‘two or three days and had
very little sleep and had not taken his medication.’…

Muslim liars A lot of us know what taqqiya means.

hafees:
Organisers of an anti-Isis march in London have spoken of their frustration after mainstream media outlets failed to cover the demonstration.

Thousands of people took part in the annual UK Arbaeen Procession, coordinated by the Husaini Islamic Trust UK, on Sunday.

Although Shia Muslims take part in the march each year to mark the Arbaeen, or mourning, anniversary of Imam Husain - a seventh-century leader who fought for social justice - this year organisers decided to use the event as a platform to denounce terrorism following the recent Isis attacks in Paris, Beirut and elsewhere.

Organiser Waqar Haider said: "This year we had hundreds of placards which were basically saying ‘no’ to terrorism and ‘no’ to Isis. A very direct message.

"For us it was a controversial move to go political. Normally we don’t mix politics with mourning. However with what's happened recently, we thought we had to make sure we as a community totally disassociate ourselves with what's happening elsewhere in the world."

READ MORE
President Obama visits Bataclan to honour Paris terror victims
Muslim student gives out free hugs to combat Islamophobia
Anti-Muslim hate crimes to get their own category
Despite this, Mr Haider said the demonstration still failed to garner attention in the mainstream media because of "stereotyping".

"It is the oldest annual Muslim event in London but unfortunately it is very difficult to get any media coverage," he said.

"I think it's because of stereotyping. People see the entire Muslim community as one community.

Anti-Isis demonstrations across Europe
10
show all
"[But] the Muslim community is a very diverse community, with the vast majority of us horrified by Isis.

"With our event, we had so many people from different ethnic backgrounds. It's more of a family event in terms of people it attracts."

Volunteer Mohammed Al-Sharifi also commented on the lack of media coverage for the event.

In a tweet, he said: “Hundreds of Muslims flooded the streets of London yesterday to condemn terrorism. Media’s response: Silence.”

His post has been re-tweeted more than 5,000 times.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/muslim-anti-isis-march-not-covered-by-mainstream-media-outlets-say-organisers-a6765976.html

From what I see of the placards, they are basically trying to absolve islam of the blame of terrorism and not condemning it per se. This is a classical case of islamic al taquiya.

Annunaki:


From what I see of the placards, they are basically trying to absolve islam of the blame of terrorism and not condemning it per se. This is a classical case of islamic al taquiya.

You get it. All non Muslims should know what taqqiya is.
Taqqiya allows a Muslim to do anything under the sun including lying to the infidels as long as it advances the cause of Islam

I have posted before that taqqiya allowed a Muslim to be sodomised so that his nethers could be expanded to accommodate a bomb. The jihadist really killed an Afghan commander after exploding the bomb in his arseholee.


Here it is in quotes

KABUL, Afghanistan (NYT) — Afghanistan’s spy chief,
Asadullah Khalid, was taking no chances.
A man had crossed into Afghanistan from Pakistan with
important information he said he would only deliver
personally to Mr. Khalid, who had just taken over as the
head of the National Directorate of Security.
Mr. Khalid’s aides took the visitor to an armored room in
the basement of a safe house in Taimani, an upscale
neighborhood in the capital city, for a security screening.
They were no doubt mindful of what happened in
September 2011 when a Taliban peace emissary was
allowed to meet with a prominent Afghan peace envoy
and then killed him with a bomb hidden in his turban.
Watching the man over closed-circuit television, they
ordered him to strip naked, which he did. Satisfied, they
let him get dressed and took him to see their boss
upstairs.
Then he blew up. The suicide bomber killed only himself,
but Mr. Khalid sustained severe abdominal wounds as
well as injuries to his hands and arms.
Now, months after that attack, on Dec. 6, a spokesman
for the National Directorate of Security, Shafiqullah
Tahiri, confirmed that the attacker had hidden the bomb
inside his rectum.
Two other Afghan security officials, speaking on the
condition of anonymity, confirmed that the bomb had
been hidden internally. Officials had earlier been quoted
as saying the bomb had been hidden in the attacker’s
underwear.

Islam allows gay sex as long as its for jihad


http://dailycaller.com/2012/08/02/muslim-cleric-gay-sex-ok-in-the-service-of-jihad/