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Julie Burchill Apologises To Ash Sarkar
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Full statement was posted here:
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in it she says that "I also now understand that it is blasphemy for a Muslim to worship Prophet Muhammad and I had no basis for stating that Ms Sarkar does so."
I am grateful that Burchill has been held accountable for her spiteful abuse but this comment does seem odd to me... surely the prophet is central to islam? Can anyone explain why/how it is "blasphemy" for muslims to worship him?
https:/
in it she says that "I also now understand that it is blasphemy for a Muslim to worship Prophet Muhammad and I had no basis for stating that Ms Sarkar does so."
I am grateful that Burchill has been held accountable for her spiteful abuse but this comment does seem odd to me... surely the prophet is central to islam? Can anyone explain why/how it is "blasphemy" for muslims to worship him?
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Untitled, //that would seem to go very much against the "veneration over worship" angle. Would you mind explaining or linking?// The Koran (the word of Allah, allegedly) says that no alteration may be made to his creation - the human body - but Mohammed advised circumcision - and that’s what Muslims do. Oddly enough - or, since Mohammed hijacked both Judaism...
13:09 Tue 16th Mar 2021
Untitled, //that would seem to go very much against the "veneration over worship" angle. Would you mind explaining or linking?//
The Koran (the word of Allah, allegedly) says that no alteration may be made to his creation - the human body - but Mohammed advised circumcision - and that’s what Muslims do. Oddly enough - or, since Mohammed hijacked both Judaism and Christianity in his quest to promote his idea for a new religion, perhaps not - Judaism requires circumcision of all males too - but that was on command of their God - so here we have two Gods who are reputedly one and the same, disagreeing. As the voiceover on the old TV comedy ‘Soap’ would have it, “Confused? You will be!” :o)
The Koran (the word of Allah, allegedly) says that no alteration may be made to his creation - the human body - but Mohammed advised circumcision - and that’s what Muslims do. Oddly enough - or, since Mohammed hijacked both Judaism and Christianity in his quest to promote his idea for a new religion, perhaps not - Judaism requires circumcision of all males too - but that was on command of their God - so here we have two Gods who are reputedly one and the same, disagreeing. As the voiceover on the old TV comedy ‘Soap’ would have it, “Confused? You will be!” :o)
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