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 Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. (Re: ولياب)
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شكرا علي الردود اجمالا ..
سوف اعود برد تفصيلي لاحقا ..
واكرر ندائي ..
علي المسلمين تحديدا محاربه الحركات الاسلاميه الارهابيه التي تسعي لتطبيق اسلام علي طريقه الطالبان والقاعده الحركتان الارهابيتان في الاراضي الماليه . اذا انت مسلم وتدعم الطالبان او القاعده او الحركات الماليه الاسلاميه ,اذن انت ايضا ارهابي .
مسلمين كثيرين ابدوا الراي الصريح والواضح حول هذه المجموعات الارهابيه فلهم الشكر ... هذا البوست ليس للهجوم علي الاسلام الدين
وانما نداء لكل مسلم تحديدا واظنه واضحا .. .
سلام حتي عودتي ..
تابعوا العقليه المدمره لهؤلاء ..
Fleeing Islamists leave legacy of destruction in Timbuktu
Pascal Fletcher and Giles Elgood
Reuters
12:59 p.m. CST, January 28, 2013
(Reuters) - The burning of a library housing thousands of ancient manuscripts in Mali's desert city of Timbuktu is just the latest act of destruction by Islamist fighters who have spent months smashing graves and holy shrines in the World Heritage site.
The United Nations cultural body UNESCO said it was trying to find out the precise damage done to the Ahmed Baba Institute, a modern building that contains priceless documents dating back to the 13th century.
It was one of the greatest libraries of Islamic manuscripts in the world," said Marie Rodet, an African history lecturer at London's School of Oriental and African Studies.
"It's pure retaliation. They knew they were losing the battle and they hit where it really hurts," she told Reuters.
Turban-swathed Tuareg rebels first swept into Timbuktu back in April 2012 to plant the flag of their newly declared northern Mali homeland.
Before the occupation, Timbuktu and its ancient mosques and burial grounds had become an obligatory stop for budget backpackers seeking the desert experience and scholars looking for historical wisdom from rare Islamic texts.
Written in ornate calligraphy, these manuscripts form a compendium of learning on everything from law, sciences, astrology and medicine to history and politics, which academics say prove Africa had a written history at least as old as the European Renaissance.
For years, people came to experience what locals called "the mystery of Timbuktu". They also came for camel rides at the gates of the desert, boat rides on the Niger river to spot hippos, and to visit the city's famous mud-built mosques with their distinctive turrets and protruding timber beams.
But soon after the Tuareg invasion, the city of the 333 Saints fell under the sway of Islamist radicals. Bars and hotels closed and the tourists, already spooked by earlier incidents of abduction and murder by al Qaeda linked militants, stayed away.
CAMPAIGN OF DESTRUCTION
It was not long before the Islamists imposed severe Sharia law and set about a campaign of destruction of centuries-old Sufi sites that prompted international outrage.
Shrines, graves and mausoleums were attacked with pick-axes, shovels and even bulldozers. The bones of Sufi saints were dug up, and the hard-liners tore down a mosque door that locals believed had to stay shut until the end of the world.
The militants from the Malian Ansar Dine militant group that occupied Timbuktu (the name means Defenders of the Faith in Arabic) espouse an uncompromising version of Islam that rejects what it sees as idolatry and aims to destroy all traces of it.
In Timbuktu, their targets have been sites revered by Sufis, a mystical school of popular Islam which honors its saints with ornate shrines. At least half of 16 listed mausoleums in the city have been destroyed, along with a substantial part of the history of Islam in Africa.
A spokesman for Ansar Dine, asked to comment last year on the smashing of Sufi mausoleums in Timbuktu, said their actions were ordained by faith. "We are subject to religion and not to international opinion," the spokesman said.
Similar episodes have been recorded in Libya following the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, when Islamists used a bulldozer to dig up Sufi graves in a cemetery in the city of Benghazi.
Most notoriously, Afghanistan's ruling Taliban blew up two giant 6th century statues of Buddha at Bamiyan in 2001, despite outcry from around the world.
(عدل بواسطة Muhib on 01-29-2013, 02:58 PM)
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| علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | Muhib | 01-28-13, 05:28 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | احمد عمر محمد | 01-28-13, 05:38 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | Musab Osman Alhassan | 01-28-13, 05:46 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | خالد عبد الله محمود | 01-28-13, 05:54 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | أيمن الفاضل | 01-28-13, 06:07 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | امجد الجميعابى | 01-28-13, 06:13 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | ولياب | 01-28-13, 06:13 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | Muhib | 01-29-13, 04:26 AM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | Sudany Agouz | 01-29-13, 10:39 AM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | Musab Osman Alhassan | 01-29-13, 02:42 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | Muhib | 01-29-13, 03:13 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | مجدي كنة | 01-29-13, 06:31 PM |
 Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | Muhib | 01-29-13, 07:55 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | Muhib | 01-29-13, 08:02 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | Muhib | 01-29-13, 11:10 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | Muhib | 01-29-13, 11:18 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | أيمن محمود | 01-29-13, 11:45 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | Musab Osman Alhassan | 01-31-13, 02:06 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | Muhib | 01-31-13, 08:58 PM |
| Re: علي كل مسلم محاربه الارهاب .. | Musab Osman Alhassan | 02-04-13, 10:59 AM |
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