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- Ei dhimmi
- 18.11.2005 21:55
Somalialaissyntyinen Ayaan Hirsi Ali tekee uutta elokuvaa - tällä kertaa islamin suhtautumisesta homoihin. Hänen edellinen elokuvansahan johti ohjaaja Theo van Goghin murhaan, kun kiihkomuslimi ei hyväksynyt elokuvassa esitettyä kritiikkiä islamia kohtaan.
Mielenkiintoista nähdä että tämä "rauhan uskonto" pakottaa kaikkia tekijöitä esiintymään nimettöminä.
Taitaa sittenkin olla pieniä eroja eri uskontojen välillä ...
"The film will use anonymous actors and carry no credits in an effort to protect those involved in the project.
Ms Ali told Dutch media that she had co-written the script with Van Gogh in the summer of 2004, months before he was killed last November.
"I examine the position of homosexuals in Islam in the film Submission II," she told the De Volkskrant newspaper.
"In the movie, they are called Allah's creatures," she added.
The MP is an outspoken critic of Islamic values and describes herself as a "lapsed" Muslim.
Mainstream Islamic thought treats Islam and homosexuality as incompatible, and hostility to homosexuals is widespread in many parts of the Muslim world.
In 2002, openly gay Dutch politician Pim Fortuyn accused Islam of being homophobic. He was murdered by an animal rights activist during an election campaign. "
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/4447366.stm
Mielenkiintoista nähdä että tämä "rauhan uskonto" pakottaa kaikkia tekijöitä esiintymään nimettöminä.
Taitaa sittenkin olla pieniä eroja eri uskontojen välillä ...
"The film will use anonymous actors and carry no credits in an effort to protect those involved in the project.
Ms Ali told Dutch media that she had co-written the script with Van Gogh in the summer of 2004, months before he was killed last November.
"I examine the position of homosexuals in Islam in the film Submission II," she told the De Volkskrant newspaper.
"In the movie, they are called Allah's creatures," she added.
The MP is an outspoken critic of Islamic values and describes herself as a "lapsed" Muslim.
Mainstream Islamic thought treats Islam and homosexuality as incompatible, and hostility to homosexuals is widespread in many parts of the Muslim world.
In 2002, openly gay Dutch politician Pim Fortuyn accused Islam of being homophobic. He was murdered by an animal rights activist during an election campaign. "
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/4447366.stm