polite_gandalf wrote on Feb 19
th, 2016 at 8:55am:
Karnal wrote on Feb 19
th, 2016 at 8:50am:
polite_gandalf wrote on Feb 19
th, 2016 at 8:33am:
ian wrote on Feb 18
th, 2016 at 11:26pm:
The silence from the Muslim community in Australia after his comments was deafening.
Absolute rubbish.
If I remember rightly, the Muslim community was all over talkback radio and current affairs TV distancing itself from the uncovered meat line. I actually felt sorry for the poor old mufti. The Muslim community turned on him faster than an Alan Jones-inspired race riot.
The uncovered meat scandal probably fast-tracked his overthrow - by muslims.
Every current grand mufti of Australia is always [presented as] a paragon of virtue, 'today'.
i.e.
Everyone understands, that the 'public function' of the Australian Grand Mufti is to express views and opinions which are sanctioned by ISLAM, ....so we all must understand, that every grand mufti is
'unquestionably', a man of considerable virtue.
e.g.
Just as Sheik 'catmeat' Hilaly, was portrayed by the moslem community as a holy man, .....before his [ISLAMICALLY correct] incessant gaffs,
which embarrassed the moslem community, and brought the moslem community in Australia into disrepute!!!
Google;
catmeat HilalyJust as
Australian Grand Mufti Dr Ibrahim Abu Mohammed [phew!] today, is also viewed as a revered and holy man, who is a representative/spokesman for the moslem community in Australia.
But what about in 6 months time ???
Can we be certain that
Australian Grand Mufti Dr Ibrahim Abu Mohammed will still be held in high regard by the moslem community in Australia ???
IMAGE.....
Australian Grand Mufti Dr Ibrahim Abu Mohammed
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-12-10/muslim-village-media-slams-abbotts-islam-h... Quote:
Australia's Grand Mufti Ibrahim Abu Mohammad has taken issue with Mr Abbott's call for a reformation within Islam.
"Islam is not in any need of reformation since...
.....the normative principles and practices of the religion [i.e. ISLAM] allow Muslims to harmoniously coexist within pluralist societies that are based on the universal values of compassion and justice," he said.