panas tak kunjung dingin.
dibuat film tentang kristen, si pengikut2 kristus marah2 kalang
kabut...entah takut kebenaran terungkap, atau memang takut
kebenaran menjadi ternoda...
ada kartun nabi mohammad, kaum muslim sedunia jg
lelumpatan lempar batu dan molotov ke kedutaan2 negara
eropa.
belum ada yg mengolok2 dewa2 orang hindu nich, atau
mengejek2 sang budha gauthama...
kayak apa jadinya ya...
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http://www.nytimes.com/reuters/arts/entertainment-religion-india
-davinci.html?_r=1&oref=slogin
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>
> Da Vinci" Unites Indian Muslims and Christians
>
> By REUTERS
> Published: May 15, 2006
>
>
> MUMBAI (Reuters) - A powerful organization of Indian Islamic
clerics promised on Monday to help Christian groups launch
protests if the authorities did not ban the screening of the
controversial film, ``The Da Vinci Code.''
>
> Protest in India against the film have so far been low key, but
several Catholic groups have threatened to stage street
demonstrations and even to shut down cinema halls screening
it.
>
> Now, powerful Islamic clerics have joined issue with
Christians, saying ``The Da Vinci Code'' is blasphemous as it
spreads lies about Jesus Christ.
>
> ``The Holy Koran recognizes Jesus as a prophet. What the
book says is an insult to both Christians and Muslims,'' Maulana
Mansoor Ali Khan, general secretary of the All-India Sunni
Jamiyat-ul-Ulema, an umbrella organization of clerics, told
Reuters.
>
> ``Muslims in India will help their Christian brothers protest this
attack on our common religious belief.''
>
> ``The Da Vinci code'' is an adaptation of author Dan Brown's
bestseller by the same name that suggests that Jesus married
his female disciple Mary Magdalene and had a child with her.
The film is slated for release worldwide at the end of this week.
>
> The Vatican condemns the book and the film, and has asked
Christians worldwide to boycott ``The Da Vinci Code.''
>
> In India, leaders of the two communities met politicians and
police in the western city of Mumbai on Saturday, urging the
authorities to stop the screening of the film.
>
> ``If the government doesn't do anything, we will try our own
ways of stopping the film from being shown,'' said Syed Noori,
president of Mumbai-based Raza Academy, a Muslim cultural
organization that often organizes protests on issues concerning
Islam. ``We are prepared for violent protests in India if needed.''
>
> Several Indian Christian groups have said they would protest
against the film, with one little known Catholic organization even
calling on Christians to begin a fast until death.
>
> Last week, small groups of protesters marched in Mumbai and
burned a copy of the book.
>
> ``We will picket in front of cinema halls that show the film. We
are very hurt and very angry,'' said Dolphy D'Souza, spokesman
of Bombay Catholic Sabha, which has 40,000 registered
members.
>
> Christians form about one percent of Hindu-majority India's
1.3-billion population, while Muslims make up around 13
percent.
>
>
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