اضيف الخبر في يوم الإثنين ٠٧ - ديسمبر - ٢٠٠٩ ١٢:٠٠ صباحاً.
The comparison put forward in this article is a strange one, and even stranger is the justification manufactured for the minaret ban; it doesn't make much sense. The functional equivalent of a church bell is the call to the prayer to begin with, so the article/analysis is off to a misleading start... Secondly, there is the obvious fact that thousands of churches, complete with the towers, exist in the Muslim world, even in countries where Christian populations are demographically insignificant today. So Europe and the West has a lot of catching up to do in terms of diversifying their religious architectural landscape. Third, juxtaposing Saudi Arabia, a peculiar country with a political system and sect (Wahhabi hereditary kingdom), as if that was representative of the Muslim world, on the one hand, and "Europe", on the other, is unfair. The functional equivalent of Switzerland, a mountainous, relatively wealthy and developed Christian country, would not be Saudi Arabia. Why not choose Indonesia, Egypt, Syria or Senegal, all of which have vibrant Christian communities with hundreds of visible churches alongside mosques? They, and not Saudi Arabia, provide a more representative sample of the Muslim world--demographically, geographically, culturally, politically, historically, theologically.
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لا .. للمفتى : هل هناك ضرورة لوظيف ة المفت ى ؟؟ ...
صلاتى إماما: سؤال شخصى يا دكتور أحمد هل تفضل الصلا ة وحدك...
خصومة الانسان لربه: جاء فى سورة النحل وفى سورة يس أن الانس ان خصيم...
الاجابة مرة أخرى: د/احم لم يسعدن ي حظي للاتص ال بك سواء...
ثلاثة أسئلة: لدي عدة اسئلة لو تكرمت .. الا ول : انته تقول...
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