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Marlboro:
Jordanian Christian kills daughter for converting to Islam

The woman was killed by her father on Wednesday a short time after she converted to Islam when she attended a lecture by prominent Saudi preacher Mohamed al-Arefe at the Jordanian University in Amman.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Scores of Jordanians on Thursday tried to break into a church in the northern Ajloun province in protest against the reported killing of a local girl by her Christian father on the background of her recent conversion to Islam, a Jordanian security source said.
"Some residents of Al-Wahadinah village besieged and tried to storm into the church, a short time after some youth attempted to burn it down before security forces intervened," the security source told Anadolu Agency on condition of anonymity.
He added that the woman was killed by her father on Wednesday a short time after she converted to Islam when she attended a lecture by prominent Saudi preacher Mohamed al-Arefe at the Jordanian University in the capital Amman.
"He hit her with a stone on the head," the security source said of the woman. "She died immediately," he added.
The protesters, who gathered outside an administrative province building before they headed to the church on Thursday, called for burying the slain woman in a cemetery designated for Muslims.
Jordanian authorities have not commented on the accident yet.
Christians make up 2.2 percent of Jordan's eight million population, according to a 2014 census.

http://www.worldbulletin.net/muslim-world/135279/jordanian-christian-kills-daughter-for-converting-to-islam

Marlboro:
Turkey's religious head calls for interfaith respect


Mehmet Gormez stressed the need for getting used to living in a world with multiple religions.

World Bulletin / News Desk
Interfaith respect is of utmost importance in a global world where all cultures find a suitable atmosphere for coexistence, the head of Turkey's Religious Directorate said on Monday.
In a meeting in Turkish capital, Ankara, with the prime minister of the German state of Lower Saxony, Mehmet Gormez stressed the need for getting used to living in a world with multiple religions.
He presented the famous 13th century sufi poet Rumi as an example to be followed, citing the well-known lines attributed to him: "Come, come whoever you are / An unbeliever, a fire-worshipper, come."
For his part, Lower Saxony's Prime Minister Stephan Weil said people from different religious backgrounds "need to respect each other”.
He said he had visited the mosques in Lower Saxony as part of his election campaign. “As a state we want to show how we accept the Muslims, how we respect and appreciate them."
At least four million Muslims, most of them Turks, live in Germany, whose main religion is Christianity.
http://www.worldbulletin.net/news/135554/turkeys-religious-head-calls-for-interfaith-respect

Subeyi Kurt:
Османците съзнателно са запазвали местното самоуправление на подвластната им рая; за религиозни преследвания те не са и помисляли, понеже ислямът забранявал да се ограничава религиозната свободата на останалите [монотеистични] народи. Патриархът заедно със събора са получили ролята на върховно ръководство над православните (гърци, сърби, българи, руси и т.н.) и на съда в споровете между тях. Те са могли да назначават наказания на православните поданици, включително и смъртни, като османските власти обикновено са ги изпълнявали без възражения ( Zahari Stoyanov)
http://librev.com/2013-03-30-08-56-39/discussion/bulgaria/2453-istorija-rolja-1
 

Marlboro:
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Subeyi Kurt:
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