Comments on: Germany: why did Marwa al-Sherbini die?

By: Ishaq

Ishaq — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 12:22:26 +0000

I think this is the right time for the Muslims to get united and forget their personal issues and stayed againsts the for their Religion as all of us can see if there is single placed where the bloodshed is going on and against whcih nation it is goin on that is against MUSLIMS.so poor……………………….. & SHAME for all of us

There is the time when “Muhammad Bin Qasim” 17 years old attack on subcontinent to save the life of a Girl when whe was captured by her King. Those were the Muslims who do not care of thier life against their Religion as my sister Marwa did May Allah blessed her sould and rest her in peace.

I appeal to my all the Muslims for the sake of Allah get united Dr Afia gas your daughters like ot raped several times by Americans and u are taking rest in your homes.

These days west is going on teaching us the respect of women. This is the they have for women what they did my sister Marwa.

we are just the muslims by name not by action. I appeal to all the humanity organizations and to all the muslims to condemn and their should be the death penalty for the Killer as well as security persons.

By: Ayesha Saulat

Ayesha Saulat — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 11:21:47 +0000

May her soul rest in Heaven and Allah Take care of her son. She has not died she is Shaheed. May Allah Give us courage to be brave like her and to be a model Muslim for others.

By: maha aldoujaily

maha aldoujaily — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 17:37:54 +0000

If you’ve ever been to Germany and interacted with Germans there, in particular if you are from the Middle East, you could not possibly have failed to notice some Germans’ deep hatred and loathing for Arabs (regardless of their religion). I experienced this irrational insane attitude of Germans in the early 80s and was particularly struck by the fact that at that time their hate was very much rooted in their deep guilt over european jewry and their consequent displacement of hate and bigotry from Jew to Arab as a more “acceptable” present day sentiment. I also witnessed a train full of a hundred German soldiers or more, right arms outsretched from windows chanting in unison “Sieg Heil” over and over again. What a lovely country, and not forgetting, Israel’s best friend.

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By: Finebeer

Finebeer — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 03:51:28 +0000

Dresden justice and security types, and residents, should be hanging their heads in shame for the unbelievably lax security in the courtroom. How on earth was the killer Alexandre W. (why not release his full name?), with a record of bigotry and hate, allowed to get close enough to pregnant Marwa al-Sherbini to be stabbed multiple times?! This just defies all standards of even nominal security and if the article is right about the climate of denial, decency.

This has the hallmarks of a black-ops to stir up trouble between Muslims in Europe and other European residents.

On a more pedestrian yet important cultural level, has anyone seen Sacha Baron Cohen in his idiotic latest “Bruno” movie? The advertising is just blanketing the place, its hard not to be aware of it. I haven’t and won’t but caught an excerpt on the David Letterman show yesterday. In one of the scenes, Cohen wastes no opportunity, like his other Jewish comic actor Adam Sandler, to spout propaganda and reinforce the zionist line.

Cohen says he goes to meet a “terrorist” in the West Bank, part of the Al Aqsa Intifada brigade, so of course he interviews, for sheer mocking and delegitimizing value, a Palestinian who is defending their homeland. Of course, he didn’t think to interview the many more Jewish terrorists among the illegal settlers of the West Bank. The camera gratuitously scans the man’s room in his home, lingering on the Palestinian kuffiyeh scarf in the excerpt scene.