Arabia Saudite me 2x milione banore ne pergjithesi, 1% te popullsise me besim krishter, u ndalo biblen, kishen, kryqin, etj.
Angola me 2x milione banore ne pergjithesi, 1% te popullsisie me besimin islam, do me u ndalu quranin, xhamine, ninxhat, etj.
Qenka pune e barabarte, 1:1.
tempus fugit, amor manet in aeternum corde
Mendim im asnjanes. Renditja se kush konsideron vellezer ata te te njetes fe perpara shqiptareve te tjere qe jane fe tjeter.
1 Myslimanet
2 Ortodokset
3 Katoliket
Nuk sillen ato more burre se ishin akte te bekuara nga kleri i kishes serbe.Postuar mė parė nga derjansi
Shih sa zhurma behet per vellezerit ortodoks qe vriten ne Siri!Po kurre nuk ta lexoi syri as ta ndegjoi veshi te behet zhurme kur shqiparet e besimit muhamedan vriteshin dhe masakroheshin nga vellezerit e vellezerve tane orthodhoks.
Me sjelle orthodhokset materiale per krimet e organizuara nga Kisha eshte turp.Nuk e lejon zoti as Janulla.
hot_prinz (26-11-2013)
Bravo Angoles!
A dini gje a ka vende te tjera ku islami eshte ndaluar si fe? Kam degjuar se edhe Japonia ndlon ndertimin e xhamive!
Pyetja dhe diskutimet ju lutem vetem me ateistet, nuk me interesojne pikpamjet e besimtarve fetare!
Allahu ekberr hiqni preket se u err!
Pėr fat tė mirė kjo rrenė nuk ėshtė e vėrtetė,dhe tė gjith kėto gjėra janė dalė me qėllim tendencioz nga nji gazetė laike arabe qė pastaj miza u bė buall :
Angola Denies It Banned Islam, Destroyed Mosques
By Connor Adams Sheets
on November 25 2013 2:08 PM
Angola's President Jose Eduardo dos Santos talks to journalists after a signature agreement ceremony held at Sao Bento Palace in Lisbon, Portugal Angola's President Jose Eduardo dos Santos talks to journalists after a signature agreement ceremony held at Sao Bento Palace in Lisbon, Portugal, March 11, 2009. REUTERS
Angola became a hot topic in the international media over the weekend, as news outlets around the world wrote about reports that the Southwest African nation had banned Islam and had begun to dismantle mosques.
But an official at the Angolan Embassy in Washington, D.C., who did not want to be identified while discussing the sensitive matter, said that there is no such ban and that the reports are erroneous.
The Republic of Angola its a country that does not interfere in religion, the official said via telephone Monday afternoon. We have a lot of religions there. It is freedom of religion. We have Catholic, Protestants, Baptists, Muslims and evangelical people.
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News of Angolas supposed ban on Islam originated in the African press, which went so far as to quote the nations president and minister of culture offering statements that suggested the premise of the reports was accurate.
A second official at the Angolan Embassy in the U.S. reiterated that the diplomatic seat has not been made aware of any ban on Islam in the country.
At the moment, we dont have any information about that, the official told IBTimes via phone on Monday. Were reading about it just like you on the Internet. We dont have any notice that what youre reading on the Internet is true.
A close examination of some of the initial reports about the supposed ban and dismantling of mosques reveals some suspect findings. One such discrepancy is that a Google Images search shows that a photograph published by numerous news outlets this month that purportedly depicts the minaret of an Angolan mosque being dismantled in October 2012 had been used at least as early Jan. 23, 2008, when the Housing & Land Rights Network posted it to illustrate an article about the destruction of Bedouin homes in Israel.
The officials at the Angolan Embassy in Washington could not attest to the veracity of the comments attributed to officials in Angola seemingly affirming the Islam ban, which outlets including IBTimes had referenced in initial stories on the reports published over the weekend.
Angolan President José Eduardo dos Santos reportedly weighed in on the controversy, as he was quoted in Nigeria's Osun Defender newspaper on Sunday as saying, "This is the final end of Islamic influence in our country," according to a report by the website OnIslam.net, which was accompanied by the suspect photo supposedly depicting the Angolan mosques minaret being dismantled in October of last year.
The president has been out of the country for a week, the first Angolan Embassy official mentioned above said, contending that as such he could not have made the remarks as they were reported.
Weekly French-language Moroccan newspaper La Nouvelle Tribune published an article on Friday sourcing "several" Angolan officials, including the minister of Culture, Rosa Cruz, who reportedly offered the following remarks, which have been translated from French: "The process of legalization of Islam has not been approved by the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights. Their mosques would be closed until further notice."
OnIslam.net reports that the African economic news agency Agence Ecofin wrote that Cruz made the statement at an appearance last week before the 6th Commission of the National Assembly. The website goes on to note that, "According to several Angolan newspapers, Angola has become the first country in the world to ban Islam and Muslims, taking first measures by destroying mosques in the country."
The first Angolan Embassy official denied knowledge that Cruz had made such comments.
I cannot confirm if the Minister of Culture said that. I cannot find that in our press, the official said.
La Nouvelle Tribune also reported that a minaret of an Angolan mosque was dismantled last October, and that the city of Zango "has gone further by destroying the only mosque in the city." The Embassy officials could not authenticate either of these claims.
Angola is a majority-Christian nation of about 16 million people, of whom an estimated 55 percent are Catholic, 25 percent belong to African Christian denominations, 10 percent follow major Protestant traditions, and 5 percent belong to Brazilian Evangelical churches. Only 80,000 to 90,000 Angolans are Muslim, according to the U.S. State Department.
Connor Adams Sheets
Ja edeh rrenavecėt e parė :
The story was first printed 4 days ago by a Moroccan newspaper called 'La Nouvelle Tribune' which is run by the son of a Communist Moroccan politician. The newspaper stated that the governor of Luanda had spoken against radical Muslims and stated that they are not welcome in Angola. It then quoted Angolan politician Roza Cruz as stating that Islam has not yet been approved by the Angolan Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, and that mosques would therefore be closed until further notice. ...
After doing some fact-checking it was made clear that Roza Cruz de Silva was only speaking about a few Muslim groups who were on the list of proscribed religious groups that would not be allowed to operate mosques, some of which were built without permits. The list contains 194 groups from all religions, yet only a few are Muslims. So it was not true that all mosques would be closed, nor were there orders to destroy any mosques, nor is Islam 'illegal' in Angola.
Please everybody, stop sharing this story as it is not only not true, but suggests that we are not dedicated to checking facts and repeating sensationalised claims.
http://www.ibtimes.com/angola-denies...osques-1484898
Ndryshuar pėr herė tė fundit nga referi_1 : 26-11-2013 mė 15:57
Fitorja e vėrtetė i takon Allahut dhe besimtarėve por qafirat kėtė nuk e kuptojnė.
Ky eshte nje rast i paprecedent qe duhet te denoncohet nga te gjitha organizatat qe merren me te drejtat e njeriut. Nuk ka nevoje per krahasime kalamajsh sikur thone disa qe kjo ndodh dhe ne vendet arabe. Edhe nese ndodh te denoncohen edhe ata vende. Feja Islame eshte pro bashkejeteses se te gjitha feve. Kete beri profeti Muhamed a.s sa ishte gjalle dhe kushdo qe vepron kundra ka kundershtuar cdo rregull te fese islame.
Mendoj se ne ditet ne vazhdim shume prej shteteve muslimane do ti nderpresin te gjitha marredheniet diplomatike dhe ekonomike me kete shtet idiot .
"And speak kindly to mankind '' Quran - 2:83"
Per fat te keq lajmet e diteve te sotit po ftohen shume shpejte dhe mbulohen me tjera, me te nxehta.
Po te kishim mundur te prisnim edhe per nje kohe, varet sa zgjate, do te shihnim se cfare do t'i ndodhe Angoles e te ngjashmeve.
Te rrenohet kisha, xhamia, tempulli... nuk eshte pune e vogel, keshtuqe te atillit do t'i vie nga dikah...
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klipp&klar
si puntor i CIA-as nuhredin nuhrellari sjell shkrime konspirative
Nese orthodokset nuk do ta konsideronin njeri tjetrin vella dhe nese nuk do kishin te njejtin sentiment sic kane muslimanet per njeri tjetrin ath si shpjegohet prania e militanteve dhe huliganeve ruse dhe greke ne luften e kosoves? Pa me thoni ju mua si shpjegohet qe erdhen greket te vrasin shqiptaret e Kosoves?
Mos tregoni dashakeqesi por shprehuni hapur ashtu sic I ka hije cdo njeriu pa dallim feje dhe bindje. Te ndalosh njerezit prej praktikimit te fese eshte nje akt I paprecedent nje barbari e pashoqe.
Me barbari eshte te vriten njerezit per fe siq vriten neper shtetet arabo-muslimane se te ndalohet nje fe e caktuar ,keta kongolezet paskan dashur te mshelin fesatin..ska asgje te keqe ketu .Sa lexova per Angolen ,te krishteret dhe muslimanet kishin here pas here perplasje keshtu qe keta kane dashur ti japin fund njehere e mire dhe si gjithehere peshku i madh e han te voglin .
Ndryshuar pėr herė tė fundit nga ane : 26-11-2013 mė 17:35
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