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________________________________ From: Bukan Pedanda <[email protected]> Dan kafir yang mengatakan hal yang sejajar dengan yang dikatakan Holland ini difitnah oleh orang Islam dan penjilat pantatnya Suryana yang suka nyabo dan Teddy penjahat pelaku tax evasion itu... --- In [email protected], item abu <itemabu@...> wrote: > > Tulisan di bawah ini sebetulnya nunjukin kayak apa sejarah islam tsb, sejarah > Islam itu sebetulnya ga lebih dr kibulan sesuai dgn apa yg mau didengar orang > Islam. Begitu ada yg ngomong sejarah Islam yg berbeda, ybs akan dibantai unt > menutup mulutnya. > > > Ga heran kalo si pinpin ngoceh sejarah Islam, tp ga bisa ngasih bukti > "sejarah" sama sekali selain kaing2 kayak anjing kejepit buntut. > > > > http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/3352/bbc-islam-untold-story > > BBC Backs Down; Threats of Physical Violence > by Soeren Kern > September 21, 2012 at 4:45 am > > Islam is "a legitimate subject of historical inquiry. I think there's a > degree to which Muslims, far more than Christians, have felt that the > foundation myths of their religion > are somehow historical fact, and it seems to me that they're clearly > not." Tom Holland, author,Islam: The Untold Story, cancelled by BBC, after > threats. > > The British Broadcasting Corporation has cancelled the screening of a > controversial documentary about the history of Islam after the > presenter was threatened with physical violence. > > The private screening was to take place, followed by a debate, at the BBC's > headquarters in London on September 13 before an audience of > historians and opinion shapers. > > "Islam: The Untold Story" is a documentary by historian Tom Holland, a > well-known British author, who examines the origins of Islam and > argues that there is little written historical evidence to verify claims > about the Muslim prophet Mohammed and the origins of Islam. > > In the documentary, the Cambridge-educated historian offers a > critical examination of the traditional Islamic narrative that the > Muslim holy book, The Koran, was transmitted directly and "fully formed" to > Mohammed in the seventh century, through the angel Gabriel. > > Holland says that contrary to Muslim claims, it is far more probable that > theKoran and Islamic theology developed gradually over many centuries in > conjunction with the expansion of Arab empires. He also says there are > many "black holes" in the historical record, and suggests that Islam is > essentially a "made-up" religion. "I had expected to find > contemporaneous Muslim evidence," Holland says, "but there's nothing > there." > > Holland also questions in the film the centrality of Mecca in the > origins of Islam: "Aside from a single ambiguous mention in the Koran > itself, there is no mention of [the Muslim holy city of] Mecca, not one, in > any datable text for over a hundred years after Muhammad's death." > > The documentary, which was previously aired on the BBC's Channel 4 on August > 28, generated more than 1,000 complaints by Muslims, who accuse > Holland of distorting the history of Islam. > > The London-based Islamic Education and Research Academy published two papers > (here and here) denouncing the program. The Academy accuses Holland of > "recklessness," > of making "baseless assumptions" and of engaging in "selective > scholarship." > > The British telecommunications regulator, Ofcom, after it received more than > 100 complaints that the documentary is > biased and offensive to Muslims, says it may launch an investigation. > > Holland insists that Islam is "a legitimate subject of historical > inquiry." The documentary follows on the heels of a growing number of > scholarly and popular books (here, here, here, here, here, here and here) > that challenge some of the most fundamental assumptions about the origin of > Islam. > > In an interview about the origins of Islam with the London-based The > Spectator, Holland states: "I think there's a degree to which Muslims, far > more > than Christians, have felt that the foundation myths of their religion > are somehow historical fact, and it seems to me that they're clearly > not. There must be a bedrock of fact, but it is more 'sacred history' > than it is history...." Holland also says: "There's a sense in which I > think as Islam evolves and as, let's say, Muslims start to realize that > they are in competition with Jews and Christians, they need to have > their Prophet have a revelation from an angel...." > > Holland's documentary has earned him an online flood of abusive messages. > According to the British newspaper The Telegraph, one message reads: "You > might be a target in the streets. You may recruit some bodyguards, for your > own safety." > > A spokesperson for Channel 4 said: "Having taken security advice, we > have reluctantly canceled a planned screening of the program Islam: The > Untold Story." > > The dust-up follows a similar controversy over a new BBC comedy series called > Citizen Khan, which confronts issues faced by a modern Muslim family. > > The six-part series, which aired for the first time on BBC1 in > August, was created by British Muslim Adil Ray, who also plays the lead > role. > > After its first episode, the BBC received more than 600 complaints > from Muslims who claim the program is guilty of "stereotypes about > Asians" and is "disrespectful to the Koran." Some of the angry reactions have > been compiled here. > > Muslims were particularly angered by a scene where an actress who > plays Khan's glamorous daughter rushes to put on a hijab and pretends to be > reading the Koran when her father comes home. > > According to the Union of Muslim Organizations of UK and Ireland, a > London-based Muslim umbrella organization, "a large proportion of > Muslims will be un-amused by the negative stereotypes because it leads > to misrepresentation." British Muslims are not, apparently, allowed to > laugh at themselves. > > > > >Soeren Kernis a Distinguished Senior Fellow at the New York-based Gatestone > >Institute. He is also Senior Fellow for European Politics at the > >Madrid-based > Grupo de Estudios Estratégicos / Strategic Studies Group. 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