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09-04-2012, 04:22 AM
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did the PM and his wife visit Burma or was it a refugee camp outside Burma. are the Burmese authorities allowing foreign aid to reach the affected people?
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09-04-2012, 04:22 AM
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did the PM and his wife visit Burma or was it a refugee camp outside Burma. are the Burmese authorities allowing foreign aid to reach the affected people? |
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09-04-2012, 04:22 AM
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Please see the pictures above quoted in a post above. |
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09-04-2012, 04:22 AM
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Sourced from Harun Yahya interview excerpt:
DIDEM URER: Master, the Hong Kong Ambassador of Burma has sent a letter to the authorities of the countries in the meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations held a few days ago. In this letter, the Ambassador has belittled Muslims and claimed that these people are in fact not Burmese -in his own mind of course- said; "in contrast to handsome Burmese people with their soft, smooth skins, you see in their photographs that these people have dark brown skin." He thus drew attention to the dark color of Muslims' skins and physical attributes that are different than theirs. Master, forming concentration camps for Muslims is being discussed in Burma at the moment. ADNAN OKTAR: As far as I see this man has a severe "itching". Muslims need to draw attention to this by constantly warning NATO and the United Nations and by making this agenda everywhere. However I also draw attention to the abnormality here. Even though it is the Union of Islam that needs to take action, even though it is the Turkish-Islamic Union that needs to act on this, they are expecting help from NATO, from the United Nations. Whereas even the existence of a Turkish-Islamic Union would fundamentally solve this matter, it would close the matter once and for all. That is why our brothers and sisters should continue to promote Turkish-Islamic Union, the Unity of Islam everywhere with patience and determination. This will take a while, this pain will go on for a while but they need to go on with insistence and determination. These will happen even if they do not go on. It will happen no matter what. But they will continue, this is how their destiny is and in the end there will be a beautiful outcome. Allah creates these disasters specifically so that people would ask for the Unity of Islam. Look at this man; saying that they have smooth skin, etc. He seems to be a peculiar, an abnormal person. Look at his style. Muslims are wronged there. Do these people there have a position to think about the color of their skins? They are living under the sun in the worst living conditions and they are living under oppression. They are being insulted every day, they are belittled every day. Would one's skin, one's bones, one's flesh be able to stand that? Eventually these are humans, they are not made up of stone and iron. |
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09-04-2012, 04:22 AM
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09-04-2012, 04:22 AM
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did the PM and his wife visit Burma or was it a refugee camp outside Burma. are the Burmese authorities allowing foreign aid to reach the affected people? |
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09-04-2012, 04:22 AM
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did the PM and his wife visit Burma or was it a refugee camp outside Burma. are the Burmese authorities allowing foreign aid to reach the affected people? |
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09-21-2012, 09:40 AM
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Let us leave Turkey's balancing act of being part of NATO alliance and being Islamic to a separate thread. Focus on Myanmar Muslims here. We are all charged up at the moment. There was a march in our institution to hand over a memorandum to local authorities to be communicated to Myanmar Embassy. People are concerned and taking note of the situation. With time passing our organization should be getting better, Lord Most High willing. Nearly every organization of Muslims in India have spoken up, both about Assam and Myanmar and people are taking action towards relief work too.
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09-21-2012, 11:15 AM
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Thank you Turkey for helping Burmese Muslims :)
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09-21-2012, 11:53 AM
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09-21-2012, 03:06 PM
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on your head be it then. they can never aid their countrymen suffering abroad let alone other Muslims. examples of both: aafia siddiqui and burmese Muslims 
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09-21-2012, 05:30 PM
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brother be realistic, if the islamic government of turkey practiced full islam they woudl be overthrown. change needs to be gradual. id rather the present government than the secular tyrants in before
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09-21-2012, 06:02 PM
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The most amazing thing here isnt that Turkey is actually doing something... Let us leave Turkey's balancing act of being part of NATO alliance and being Islamic to a separate thread. Focus on Myanmar Muslims here. |
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09-21-2012, 07:08 PM
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09-21-2012, 07:32 PM
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Thats what exactly what we are trying to say democracy doesnot displace any value of Islam in the least. I know its not good to be opportunistic and debate politics but it is quite ironical that you posted that and we have this immediately. Infact Turkey was foremost in the somalia food famine. They sent their big ship to gaza during its crisis. The more Islamic they become the more excellent they will become. I think turkey shatters every myth about democracy turning people into an evil and immoral society. - The US army gave a lot of help to the Haiti Earthquake victims. recently it is planning to rehabilitate vietnamese victims of Agent Orange. how does that translate to them being 'good'? - the pakistan Army slaughtered and still slaughters thousands of people in pakistan. yet they helped out in the 2005 earthquake and the 2010 floods. and they were a major help. does that make them 'good'? if one was to point to turkey's immorality one would simply point to the private nude beaches and gay parades, open drinking etc. this act of benevolence is neither ironic nor does it shatter any myth. it simply shows a humanitarian side to turkey's govt. to gauge the "islamicness" of its people via this act is not possible. i can point to another secular democracy called pakistan who will not interfere in burma in anyway because 'they have good relationships' with the generals. i commend turkey on this act. but i also remember they sent their troops to afghanistan as well. yet i did not mention this in my first post on this thread, yet when i saw you grinding your own axe using this good news i had to speak. as for 'aid' i meant actual military aid which these secular countries cannot think of for the reasons i underlined in my post which you quoted. |
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09-21-2012, 07:59 PM
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09-22-2012, 01:12 AM
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brother be realistic, if the islamic government of turkey practiced full islam they woudl be overthrown. change needs to be gradual. id rather the present government than the secular tyrants in before why wouldn't they be overthrown when they 'sprout wings'? the accepting of american worldview and system of governance puts an upper limit to 'full islam'. |
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09-22-2012, 03:23 AM
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I was just pointing to the fact that you said that turkey can never help other muslims and immediately there was a post of things otherwise. Dont be angry habibi - we are not always right.  no i wasn't angry. your post was typical of the error people make when they do not realize the basic simple law: 'the world is a deception' and see worldly results as a sign of haq. what i said back in that thread i mean it still about military aid. the Muslims of burma are given food not liberty. and this commendable action by turkey does not change that fact one bit. nor does it show anything 'otherwise'. |
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09-22-2012, 04:51 AM
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please read the entire thread to see who diverted it. we were applauding turkey just fine until... |
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