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February 26, 2008
Islamic scholars condemn terror at sect summit
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needs much more coverage
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I hate to be the cynic, but did the Deobandi statement define what is meant by "terrorism" within the context of its condemnation?
Steve, NYC, USA
Hi, Jack R, Lancaster
Did you know that you (or anyone) can find an image of the devil if you carefully stare at the clouds (on a clear day) using your imagination, thinking creatively to specifically look for the shape. (That doesn't mean you've seen the devil)
In a similar way, if you really really want to, you can look for and find different messages/meanings in every Religious scriptures/books.
Look at the bright colourful sky (big picture) and devil in not in the details (clouds)
Mohammed, London, UK
Islamic violent jihadists are inspired by the words of the Koran. 'The notion of Islam as 'a religionof peace' is demonstrably untrue propaganda, as any study of history shows.
Jack R, Lancaster, England
This is a historic development. It shows that the Muslim community and especially their clerics have acknowledged that their religion and their scriptures are used in a blatantly wrong manner by the terrorists. This message from the conference should be publicised universally by the Indian Govt, by world media and by moderate Muslims. The terrorists and their hate propoganda can, thus, be successfully countered.
Vijay, Mumbai, India
Why such a short article hidden away in the 'faith' column? Shouldn't this be front page news?
Well, at least it has been printed here, which shows, nearly, fair and balanced reporting by the Times. Thank you!
Anyone who has studied Islam should already know that "terrorism" is totally unIslamic and is strictly forbidden.
Mohammed, London, UK