tweakabelle -> RE: China bans the Quran (10/2/2017 4:17:25 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Greta75 https://sg.news.yahoo.com/muslims-china-being-told-hand-072323512.html That's what I call balls! Anyway, it's amusing to me that the whole world is bullying Myammar over the Rohingyas now, but as I always said, China has been persecuting Muslims since the beginning of time, and all these groups are silent about China, because nobody can touch China at the moment. But China came very close to what I want done with the Quran, except, this is too heavy handed. Keep the Quran, just officially force every copy of Quran to have a "Parental Advisory" Sticker on the cover, to state that teachings in there are vile and reprehensible, please read at your risk. This is much better than confiscating Qurans and persecuting the Muslims who have them. Let them have their Quran. Who cares! I care more about having the truth about the Quran advertised on their covers, and hell, distributed them to everyone! This seems to be very thin evidence on which to hang such a big claim. The evidence seems to consist of a claim by a leading political Muslim Ugyhur opponent of the central Chinese Govt that a "notification" making certain demands was made upon Muslim Ugyhurs. There is no claim that the reporter has seen the notification, or any other independent confirmation of the existence, let alone the veracity of the claim. The notification was allegedly distributed via an app yet no screen shot of the message was published, despite the widespread easy availability of screen shot technology. The claim was initially made on highly partisan radio station, a US Govt-funded anti communist hangover from the Cold War, not the most reliable or reputable of sources. In other words, the report, its content, the people making the claim and the media broadcasting the claim are all partisan and suspect. None of the above inspires confidence in the report's accuracy. So, until independent confirmation of the claim becomes available, it would seem prudent to with hold judgement on the claim
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