[BITList] MUSLIM_CEREMONY_IN_VIENNA1

x50type x50type at cox.net
Sun Nov 24 17:37:45 GMT 2013


didn’t realse you were so interested in religious ceremonies, Malcolm.

any more?

ct

The Day of Ashura, which is the 10th day of Muharram in the Islamic calendar, is commemorated by Shiite Muslims as a day of mourning for the martyrdom of Hussein ibn Ali, the grandson of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad at the Battle of Karbala (80 KM south of Baghdad) on 10 Muharram in the Hijra (Islamic) year 61 (October 10, 680 AD.)

The ceremony involves cutting men, including boys, on the top of the scalp and allowing the blood to flow freely. It's not a nice looking ceremony, to be sure, and many Muslims disagree with this practice, because they clearly see that it sends out a negative image of their religion.

But one should also remember that scalp wounds tend to be very bloody, and probably most cuts aren't that deep.

It's not a ceremony that looks great to me, but I strive to be non-judgemental about stuff I don't really understand. Plus the video simply shows the ceremony being practiced, but it's put in context (by some European facists no doubt) of: ohmigawd look what's going to happen your neighborhood.

Rightwing think tanks send out this kind of incendiary stuff to gin up fear, fear, fear, fear in their brainwashed minions. 
It's all about: see what these eeeevul muzlins are going to MAKE YOU do???






From: Malcolm 
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To: mary-baker at blueyonder.co.uk 
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