Teacher Arrested In Sudan Over A Bear Named Muhammad.

kai!! so wot if he did sef?
plzzzzzzzz, let islam and mohammed be ''special'' to its followers and leave us alone ooo
d woman came over to sudan for a good cause and this is how they treat her?
these little things make other non-muslims ''disrespect'' ur religion

do wot is right, morally and dnt always do it by wt they said allah said---which was written in d quaran
ur nt the only people in this world
it doesnt always hv to be about u lot u knw?

i learn from all creatures of Allah

if a mad man is not making sense then it would be wiser to over look it

i didnt ay that the two beliefs were exact but i said they agree on the main things

What "main things" do they agree on? In all my short years as a christian i have not seen ONE thing that christianity and islam agrees on. The bible says what concord hath light and darkness?

What do we agree on? please i'd like to know, maybe i'm the ignorant one. tx

i still think u look at things from a narrow point of view

even between the two religions

any way

guidance is from Allah and not from people , Allah chooses who he wishes to  guide

may Allah show u the right way

please excuse me i have to go pray

lmfaooooooooooo
wot a way to get out of this


besides, u do u muslims tell the whole world ur praying/fasting?
do u think it pleases ur God?
does it guarantee ur entrance to heaven?

david the girl is praying.
You should be afraid.
very afraid

Even the way people are posting on this thread tells any rational unbiased umpire that christians are more intolerant of Islam than muslims of christianity. Yet christians will be the first to accuse muslims of extremism.
Everybody should do a quick check of previous postings, who are those calling names, abusing and arguing rough when this is supposed to be a decent discourse. Some should be ashamed of what they are spewing out in hatred.

You people have timetable for praying yet most attrocities, killings, jihads are carried out immediately after prayers sections, ? Is that a way of life?

Your irritating sharia laws are targeted only towards the poor. I'm yet to learn that in Kano any rich man has been captured or his hand chopped off. you chop people limbs off and all in the name of allah? please! 

read this, it will do  you some good.

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=48298

@Nwando, David, FBS. u guys are the right hand men/women for God. Yes! u are the present day Jesus, Clap for urselves. I don't think you guys are well brought up at all, ur parents shld regreat giving birth to the likes of you. Ok the woman was arrested and even many Muslims have condemned it, must u insult people on this trend, i can't start quoting all the insensitives,childish, and senselss things you have written on many thread. softly! Nwando please try and use the Quaran to wipe ur bum, i challenge you. you are so insentive, how can something like that, and the next thing is Muslims are this and that. David son of God, it is only you that knows he is not Allah, am sure that was given to you in your dream.

its easy to spot the likes of you:garbage in, garbage out. You are only vomiting all the nonsense some of the people who want to continue to get ur tithe have told you. remember the manwho stole money from his place of work running into millions and then donated it to Church, na small thing. JAZZ andremote control or na holy spirit touch am,continue to play advocate. Yeye. Attack Islam all you can, but i tell you all ur propanganda will come to nothing. Which of you talked about Saddam Hussein, so Bush should also come to Nigeria and remove all our bad governments,killing ur family. u will be happen. i don't know if the storyabout the woman is all true,that is there could be hidden facts its all twisted to put Islam in bad light. the woman i hope would be released, so that the likes of Nwando and david will not die of heart attack. am waiting for ur abuses, because i know that is the way u have been brought up. SHOOT

@youngies
don't worry u will be endorsed by them they will pat ur head, puppy thats what u are waiting for

I will ignore this rabble just to stay on the topic


I wonder why you don't know if the story is all true? Have you heard any other version of the story since the news broke out, either from the school, parents, the children or the Sudanese authorities? Or could they have twisted the story also to put islam in bad light? No I don't think you have.

But all the same, in your warped islamic sense you chose to cast a doubt on the story so that you can justify the primitive, babaric islamic action.

  See me see Osama Bin Laden o! Chei Blackat you got me wrong, sooooo wrong. 

lalalalaa
get over urselves!! always thinking ur holier than the rest of us!!
go and pray and fast on behalf of us if it bothers u so much
or go take ur anger out on someone else by flogging or choppin off hands.----all in the name of religion
heartless people

and u wonder y christians can't stand ur religion

@Blackcat: Maybe another batch of Children. I will be foolish I take your suggestion and name a
dog Jesus, and call that animal in a faintly audible voice, in a crowded St Peter piazza (plaza/square),
during mass. You will have a dead Nigerian laying on the flooe before Ratzinger, the German pope, will
know what had gone on. Like the Yorubas will say; Apa yon nie! I can't trust even as far as I can
throw you. lol. Be serious man.


By the way, Infidel is not found in the Qur'an. So the stigma of it on the Muslims does not work. However,
Keferi, Mushiriki, Munafiki, Kileb, etc will work just fine.

Now,Protesters demand execution in teddy bear case

30 Novenber

KHARTOUM, Sudan  Thousands of Sudanese, many armed with clubs and knives, rallied today in a central square and demanded the execution of a British teacher convicted of insulting Islam for allowing her students to name a teddy bear "Muhammad."The protesters streamed out of mosques after Friday sermons, as pickup trucks with loudspeakers blared messages against Gillian Gibbons, the teacher who was sentenced Thursday to 15 days in prison and deportation. She avoided the more serious punishment of 40 lashes.They massed in central Martyrs Square, outside the presidential palace, where hundreds of riot police were deployed, although they did not try to stop the rally."Shame, shame on the UK.," protesters chanted.They called for Gibbons' execution, saying, "No tolerance: Execution," and "Kill her, kill her by firing squad."The women's prison where Gibbons is being held is far from the site. Unity High School, which is closer by in central Khartoum, is under heavy security protection.The protest arose despite vows by Sudanese security officials the day before, during Gibbons' trial, that threatened demonstrations after Friday prayers would not take place. Some of the protesters carried green banners with the name of the Society for Support of the Prophet Muhammad, a previously unknown group.Many protesters carried clubs, knives and axes  but not automatic weapons, which some have brandished at past government-condoned demonstrations. That suggested today's rally was not organized by the government.A Muslim cleric at Khartoum's main Martyrs Mosque denounced Gibbons during one sermon, saying she intentionally insulted Islam. He did not call for protests, however."Imprisoning this lady does not satisfy the thirst of Muslims in Sudan. But we welcome imprisonment and expulsion," the cleric, Abdul-Jalil Nazeer al-Karouri, a well-known hard-liner, told worshippers."This an arrogant woman who came to our country, cashing her salary in dollars, teaching our children hatred of our Prophet Muhammad," he said.Britain, meanwhile, pursued diplomatic moves to free Gibbons. Prime Minister Gordon Brown spoke with a member of her family to convey his regret, his spokeswoman said."He set out his concern and the fact that we were doing all we could to secure her release," spokeswoman Emily Hands told reporters.Most Britons expressed shock at the verdict by a court in Khartoum, alongside hope it would not raise tensions between Muslims and non-Muslims in Britain."One of the good things is the UK. Muslims who've condemned the charge as completely out of proportion," said Paul Wishart, 37, a student in London."In the past, people have been a bit upset when different atrocities have happened and there hasn't been much voice in the UK. Islamic population, whereas with this, they've quickly condemned it."Muhammad Abdul Bari, secretary-general of the Muslim Council of Britain, accused the Sudanese authorities of "gross overreaction.""This case should have required only simple common sense to resolve. It is unfortunate that the Sudanese authorities were found wanting in this most basic of qualities," he said.The Muslim Public Affairs Committee, a political advocacy group, said the prosecution was "abominable and defies common sense."Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, spiritual leader of the world's 77 million Anglicans, said Gibbons' prosecution and conviction was "an absurdly disproportionate response to what is at worst a cultural faux pas."Foreign Secretary David Miliband summoned the Sudanese ambassador late Thursday to express Britain's disappointment with the verdict. The Foreign Office said Britain would continue diplomatic efforts to achieve "a swift resolution" to the crisis.Gibbons was arrested Sunday after another staff member at the school complained that she had allowed her 7-year-old students to name a teddy bear Muhammad. Giving the name of the Muslim prophet to an animal or a toy could be considered insulting.The case put Sudan's government in an embarrassing position  facing the anger of Britain on one side and potential trouble from powerful Islamic hard-liners on the other. Many saw the 15-day sentence as an attempt to appease both sides.In The Times, columnist Bronwen Maddox said the verdict was "something of a fudge ,  designed to give a nod to British reproof but also to appease the street."Britain's response applying diplomatic pressure while extolling ties with Sudan and affirming respect for Islam had produced mixed results, British commentators concluded.In an editorial, The Daily Telegraph said Miliband "has tiptoed around the case, avoiding a threat to cut aid and asserting that respect for Islam runs deep in Britain. Given that much of the government's financial support goes to the wretched refugees in Darfur and neighboring Chad, Mr. Miliband's caution is understandable."Now, however, the newspaper said, Britain should recall its ambassador in Khartoum and impose sanctions on the Sudanese regime.

Source: http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/5340621.html

Thank you, now you guys can understand why the Sudanese are sour over a petbeen named Mohamed.


Now you can appreciate the feelings of the Sudanese.