Dz ‘Qaidah 1433: WORLD News ‘Pakistan dilanda rusuhan maut atas filem anti-Islam . . .

Serangan berdengung ‘Memarakkan kemarahan 
anti-Amerika Syarikat di Pakistan’ . . .
By 1WC’sChannel   (9 Dz ‘Qaidah 1433), Saturday 22, September  2012

RT News (14 minit yang lalu. 9, Dz ‘Qaidah. September 22) -'Serangan berdengung memarakkan kemarahan anti-Amerika Syarikat di Pakistan’  Di Pakistan sekurang-kurangnya 17 orang terbunuh pada hari Jumaat dalam protes pada Amerika Syarikat yang membuat filem anti-Islam. Kerajaan mengisytiharkan hari - "Cinta untuk Hari Nabi (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya)', tetapi ia tidak menghentikan keganasan daripada meletus di seluruh negara Asing penganalisis dasar Robert Naiman berkata filem anti-Islam dan serangan berdengung pembiakan ekstremisme di negara itu (RT News (14 minutes ago. 9 Dz ‘Qaidah. September 22) - ‘'Drone strikes inflame anti-US anger in Pakistan' In Pakistan at least 17 people were killed on Friday in protests over the U.S. made anti-Islam film. The government declared the day - "Love for the Prophet Day', but it didn't stop violence from erupting throughout the country. Foreign policy analyst Robert Naiman says the anti-Islam film and drone strikes are breeding extremism in the country).

Photo: AP Penunjuk perasaan Pakistan menjatuhkan perkapalan kontena polis yang digunakan untuk menyekat jalan kepada Konsulat Amerika Syarikat di Lahore, Pakistan pada hari Jumaat, 21 Sept, 2012. (Photo: AP Pakistani protesters topple a shipping container police used to block the road to the US consulate in Lahore, Pakistan on Friday, Sept 21, 2012).

WORLD News ‘Pakistan dilanda rusuhan maut 

atas filem anti-Islam . . .

Islamabad (AP) - "Hari Cinta untuk Nabi" (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) Pakistan yang bertukar menjadi hari maut tembakan, tembakan gas pemedih mata dan membakar.

Ribuan marah dengan filem anti-Islam mengabaikan rayuan untuk perhimpunan aman dan huru-hara di beberapa bandar Pakistan Jumaat dalam pertempuran dengan polis yang membunuh 19 orang dan menyentuh kritikan terhadap keputusan kerajaan untuk mengisytiharkan cuti kebangsaan untuk mengisytiharkan kesetiaan untuk Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya).

Filem, yang dihasilkan di Amerika Syarikat dan denigrates nabi, telah marah banyak dalam DUNIA Islam dalam tempoh 10 hari kerana ia menarik perhatian di Internet, dan ada baru, perarakan bantahan kebanyakannya damai di negara setengah dozen dari Asia ke Timur Tengah.

Tetapi ia adalah Pakistan yang telah menyaksikan keganasan yang paling mapan, didorong oleh sebuah telaga yang mendalam tentang sentimen anti-Amerika dan kader kuat Islamis garis keras yang mendapat manfaat daripada menyalakan kemarahan di Amerika Syarikat Pada 49 orang - termasuk duta Amerika Syarikat ke Libya - telah mati dalam keganasan yang dikaitkan dengan filem di seluruh DUNIA.

Penganalisis menuduh kerajaan Pakistan memenuhi kehendak pelampau ini dengan mengisytiharkan hari Jumaat untuk menjadi percutian rasmi - memanggil ia "Hari Cinta untuk Nabi." (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) Pegawai menggesa protes aman, tetapi pengkritik berkata langkah itu membantu melepaskan keganasan yang paling teruk lagi disebabkan oleh filem, bertajuk "tidak bersalah orang Islam."

Di samping itu kepada mereka yang dibunuh, hampir 200 yang lain cedera sebagai perusuh membaling batu dan membakar kereta dan pawagam, dan berjuang dengan polis yang bertindak balas dengan gas pemedih mata dan tembakan. "Orang hanya menunggu untuk mencetuskan," kata Imtiaz Gul, pengarah Pusat Islamabad berasaskan Penyelidikan dan Pengajian Keselamatan.

Dalam usaha untuk tamp kemarahan, Kedutaan Amerika Syarikat di Islamabad dibeli bintik di TV Pakistan pada hari Khamis bahawa memaparkan mengecam video oleh Presiden Barack Obama dan Setiausaha Negara Hillary Rodham Clinton. Tetapi komen mereka, dalam sari kata dalam bahasa Urdu, bahasa utama Pakistan, nampaknya tidak sedikit untuk menyederhanakan kemarahan yang memenuhi jalan-jalan di negara ini.

Polis melepaskan gas pemedih mata dan peluru hidup untuk menolak kembali puluhan ribu penunjuk perasaan dihadapi mereka dalam ibu negara, Pakistan, Islamabad, dan bandar-bandar utama Lahore, Karachi dan Peshawar. Mereka adalah diantara yang berjaya dalam menghalang penunjuk perasaan daripada sampai ke pejabat diplomatik Amerika Syarikat di bandar-bandar, walaupun penunjuk perasaan dihalang melalui bekas perkapalan ditubuhkan pada jalan-jalan utama untuk menyekat laluan mereka.

Penunjuk perasaan, yang diketuai oleh kumpulan Islamis garis keras, membaling batu pada polis dan membakar api untuk kenderaan mereka. Mereka juga menggeledah dan dibakar bank-bank, kedai-kedai, pawagam dan Barat restoran makanan segera seperti KFC dan Pizza Hut.

Clinton mengucapkan terima kasih kepada kerajaan Pakistan untuk melindungi misi Amerika Syarikat di negara itu dan meratapi kematian dalam protes. "Keganasan yang telah kita lihat tidak boleh diterima," katanya, bercakap bersama Menteri Luar Pakistan Hina Rabbani Khar di Washington. "Tiada justifikasi untuk keganasan."

Khar mengucapkan terima kasih kepada Obama dan Clinton bercakap keluar terhadap video, berkata ia menghantar "mesej yang kuat, dan mesej yang perlu pergi jauh untuk menamatkan keganasan di jalan-jalan yang banyak di DUNIA." Keganasan yang dahsyat berlaku di bandar pelabuhan selatan Karachi, di mana 14 orang terbunuh, kata pegawai hospital. Lebih daripada 80 orang cedera, kata pegawai kerajaan tertinggi di bandar, Roshan Ali Shaikh. Sekurang-kurangnya 3 orang polis mati, yang mati apabila beratus-ratus penunjuk perasaan menyerang sebuah balai polis.

"Kami semua bersedia untuk mati bagi Nabi Muhammad," (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) kata penunjuk perasaan Karachi Mohammad Arshad. "Kami mahu menunjukkan kepada DUNIA bahawa Islam adalah satu dan bersatu mengenai isu itu." 5 orang terbunuh dan 60 cedera di bandar barat laut Peshawar, kata polis rasmi Bashir Khan.

Salah satu yang mati telah dikenalpasti sebagai Mohammad Amir, seorang pemandu untuk stesen TV Pakistan yang terbunuh apabila polis melepaskan tembakan pada penunjuk perasaan pembakaran pawagam dan memukul kenderaannya, kata Kashif Mahmood, seorang wartawan untuk Ary TV yang juga berada di dalam kereta. Saluran TV menunjukkan doktor di sebuah hospital cuba tetapi tidak berjaya untuk menyelamatkan nyawa Amir.

Sekurang-kurangnya 45 orang, termasuk 28 penunjuk perasaan dan 17 anggota polis cedera dalam pertempuran di Islamabad, di mana polis berjuang dengan lebih 10,000 penunjuk perasaan di hadapan sebuah hotel 5  bintang berhampiran enklaf diplomatik di mana Kedutaan Amerika Syarikat  dan lain-lain misi asing terletak. Sebuah helikopter tentera buzzed overhed sebagai bunyi gas pemedih mata yang dipecat bergema di seluruh bandar.

Di barat laut Pakistan, penunjuk perasaan membakar Gereja Lutheran Sarhadi di bandar Mardan, tetapi tiada siapa yang cedera, kata pegawai polis kanan Salim Khan kerajaan sementara menyekat perkhidmatan telefon bimbit di 15 bandar-bandar utama untuk mencegah militan daripada menggunakan telefon untuk bom meletup semasa protes , kata seorang pegawai Kementerian Dalam Negeri, bercakap dengan syarat tidak mahu namanya disiarkan kerana dia tidak dibenarkan bercakap kepada media. Penyekatan telefon bimbit juga mempunyai manfaat yang menjadikan ia sukar bagi rakyat untuk menganjurkan protes.

Perdana Menteri Pakistan Raja Pervaiz Ashraf menggesa masyarakat antarabangsa untuk meluluskan undang-undang untuk menghalang orang dari menghina Nabi (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya), dan Kementerian Luar disaman Amerika Syarikat caj kuasa usaha di Islamabad, Richard Hoagland, sepanjang filem itu.

"Jika menafikan Holocaust adalah satu jenayah, maka ia tidak adil dan sah untuk seorang Muslim untuk menuntut yang mengecam dan memburukkan imej personaliti suci Islam adalah tidak kurang daripada satu jenayah?" Ashraf berkata dalam ucapan kepada ulama dan diplomat antarabangsa di Islamabad.

Menafikan Holocaust adalah satu jenayah di Jerman, tetapi tidak pegawai USUS telah cuba untuk menjelaskan kepada DUNIA Islam bagaimana mereka amat tidak setuju dengan filem anti-Islam, tetapi tidak mempunyai keupayaan untuk menyekat ia kerana jaminan kebebasan bersuara.

Khar, menteri asing, berkata dalam satu temu bual dengan The Associated Press pada hari Khamis bahawa mengisytiharkan cuti kebangsaan untuk Jumaat akan mendorong majoriti yang aman untuk menunjukkan kasih sayang mereka untuk Nabi (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) dan tidak membenarkan ekstremis untuk menjadikan ia ke dalam menunjukkan kemarahan anti-Amerika .

Menteri Dalam Negeri, Rehman Malik mempertahankan keputusan itu, berkata percutian yang dibuat ia lebih mudah bagi polis untuk menangani penunjuk perasaan di Islamabad kerana bandar adalah kosong orang-orang yang biasanya berulang-alik di sana untuk pergi ke tempat kerja atau sekolah.

Tetapi Riffat Hussain, seorang profesor di Islamabad berasaskan Universiti Pertahanan Nasional, berkata kerajaan salah urus keadaan dengan memanggil bagi orang-orang untuk menunjukkan dan tidak menyediakan tempat untuk berbuat yang demikian aman, seperti perhimpunan dengan pemimpin-pemimpin agama dan politik.

"Kerajaan menyangka bahawa mereka membimbing sentimen awam," Hussain berkata. "Dalam berbuat bahawa mereka hilang kawalan." Tempat lain pada hari Jumaat, kira-kira 3,000 penunjuk perasaan di selatan Iraq bandar Basra mengutuk filem dan karikatur Nabi (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) yang telah disiarkan dalam mingguan secara menyindir Perancis. Mereka membakar bendera Israel dan Amerika Syarikat dan menaikkan sepanduk yang berbunyi: "Kami mengutuk kesalahan yang dibuat terhadap Nabi"  (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya).

Bendera Amerika Syarikat  dan patung Obama telah dibakar oleh kira-kira 2,000 orang dalam protes berikutan solat Jumaat di ibu kota Sri Lanka Colombo. Mereka menuntut bahawa Amerika Syarikat untuk mengharamkan filem itu. Di Bangladesh, lebih daripada 2,000 orang berarak di ibu negara, Dhaka, dan dibakar keranda sementara yang terbungkus dalam bendera Amerika dengan patung Obama. Protes kecil dan kebanyakannya yang teratur juga telah diadakan di Malaysia dan Indonesia.

Berpuluh-puluh ribu penyokong pergerakan Hezbollah Syiah mengadakan protes serak di bandar timur Lubnan Baalbek. Kemudian, beberapa ribu penyokong garis keras Sunni ulama berkumpul dalam ibu negara , Beirut. Kedua-dua demonstrasi mengarahkan kemarahan di Amerika Syarikat dan Israel ke atas apa yang mereka percaya adalah satu penghinaan kubur kepada Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya).

Polis diapit perintah berkurung sepanjang hari di bahagian bandar utama Kashmir yang dikuasai India Srinagar dan dihalau keluar penunjuk perasaan membantah filem anti-Islam. Pihak berkuasa di rantau ini juga disekat sementara telefon bimbit dan perkhidmatan Internet untuk mengelakkan melihat klip filem.

Presiden Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad menyelar Barat lalui filem dan karikatur dalam mingguan Perancis, Charlie Hebdo. "Sebagai balasan bagi (membolehkan) penghinaan seburuk utusan ilahi, mereka - Barat - menaikkan slogan menghormati kebebasan bersuara," kata Ahmadinejad pada ucapan di Tehran. Beliau berkata, penjelasan ini adalah "jelas penipuan."

Di Jerman, Kementerian Dalam Negeri berkata ia telah menangguhkan kempen poster yang bertujuan untuk menangani radikal Islam di kalangan orang muda kerana ketegangan yang disebabkan oleh video dalam talian.

Associated Press penulis Zarar Khan dan Munir Ahmed di Islamabad; Adil Jawad di Karachi, Pakistan; Zaheer Babar di Lahore, Pakistan; Riaz Khan di Peshawar, Pakistan; Nasser Karimi di Tehran, Iran; Aijaz Hussain di Srinagar, India; Zeina Karam di Baalbek , Lebanon; dan Matthew Lee dan Bradley klapper di Washington menyumbang kepada laporan ini.

Photo: AP Penunjuk perasaan Pakistani membaling batu ke arah polis semasa pertempuran yang meletus sebagai penunjuk perasaan cuba untuk mendekati kedutaan Amerika Syarikat, Jumaat, Sept 21, 2012 di Islamabad, Pakistan. (Photo: AP Pakistani protestors throw stones toward the police during clashes that erupted as protestors tried to approach the U.S. embassy, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012 in Islamabad, Pakistan).

Photo: AP Penunjuk perasaan Pakistan menolak bekas menghalang jalan untuk enklaf diplomatik di Islamabad, Pakistan, Friday, Sept 21, 2012. (Photo: AP Pakistani protesters push a container blocking the road to the diplomatic enclave in Islamabad, Pakistan, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012).

Photo: AP Ppenunjuk perasaan Pakistan cedera dibantu oleh orang lain semasa pertempuran dengan polis rusuhan yang meletus sebagai penunjuk perasaan cuba untuk mendekati kedutaan Amerika Syarikat, di Islamabad, Pakistan, Jumaat, Sept 21, 2012. (Photo: APA wounded Pakistani protester is helped by others during clashes with riot police that erupted as protestors tried to approach the U.S. embassy, in Islamabad, Pakistan, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012).

Photo: AP Penunjuk perasaan scuffles Pakistan dengan seorang pegawai polis semasa pertempuran yang meletus sebagai penunjuk perasaan cuba untuk mendekati Kedutaan Amerika Syarikat  di Islamabad, Pakistan, Jumaat, Sept 21, 2012. (Photo: APA Pakistani protester scuffles with a police officer during clashes that erupted as the demonstrators tried to approach the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012).

Photo: AP Islam Bangladesh memegang sebuah patung yang mewakili Presiden Amerika Syarikat, Barack Obama untuk menjerat algojo semasa protes terhadap filem anti-Islam yang dihasilkan di Amerika Syarikat di Dhaka, Bangladesh, Friday, Sept 21, 2012) (Photo: AP Bangladeshi Muslims hold up an effigy representing U.S. President Barack Obama to the hangman's noose during a protest against anti-Islam film produced in the United States in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012).

Photo: AP Penunjuk perasaan membawa perwakilan bendera Amerika Syarikat sebagai kenderaan polis membakar di Karachi, Pakistan pada hari Jumaat, 21 Sept, 2012. (Photo: AP A protester carries a representation of a U.S. flag as police vehicles burn in Karachi, Pakistan on Friday, Sept 21, 2012).

Photo: AP Seorang penunjuk perasaan Pakistan lambungan kanister gas pemedih mata kembali pada polis di belakang bekas menyekat jalan kepada enklaf diplomatik di Islamabad, Pakistan, Jumaat, Sept 21, 2012. (Photo: AP A Pakistani protester tosses a tear gas canister back at police behind containers blocking the road to the diplomatic enclave in Islamabad, Pakistan, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012).

Photo: AP Seorang ekspatriat Islam memegang sepanduk membantah filem menghina Islam Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) selepas solat di masjid utama di Taipei, Taiwan, Jumaat, September 21, 2012. (Photo: AP A Muslim expatriate holds a banner in protest of a film ridiculing Islam's Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him) after prayers at the main mosque in Taipei, Taiwan, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012).

Photo: AP Satu protestor Pakistan hurls kembali kanister gas pemedih mata yang dilepaskan oleh polis semasa pertempuran yang meletus sebagai penunjuk perasaan cuba untuk mendekati kedutaan Amerika Syarikat di Islamabad, Pakistan, Jumaat, Sept 21, 2012. (Photo: AP A Pakistani protestor hurls back a tear gas canister fired by police during clashes that erupted as the demonstrators tried to approach the U.S. embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012).

Photo: AP Umat Islam Bangladesh berkumpul di sekeliling menjerat algojo olok-olok dengan seorang lelaki mewakili pengarah "tidak bersalah orang Islam" filem semasa protes di Dhaka, Bangladesh, Jumaat, Sept 21, 2012. (Photo: AP Bangladeshi Muslims gather around a mock hangman’s noose with a man representing the director of the film “Innocence of Muslims” during a protest in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012).

Photo: AP Penunjuk perasaan Pakistan mengambil perlindungan oleh pokok semasa pertempuran dengan polis rusuhan yang meletus sebagai penunjuk perasaan cuba untuk mendekati kedutaan Amerika Syarikat, di Islamabad, Pakistan, Jumaat, Sept 21, 2012. (Photo: AP Pakistani protesters take cover by a tree during clashes with riot police that erupted as protestors tried to approach the U.S. embassy, in Islamabad, Pakistan, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012).

Photo: AP Penunjuk perasaan Pakistan menjerit anti- Amerika Syarikat. slogan di satu perhimpunan di Rawalpindi, Pakistan pada hari Jumaat, September 21, 2012. (Photo: AP Pakistani protesters shout anti-U.S. slogans at a rally in Rawalpindi, Pakistan on Friday, Sept. 21, 2012).

Photo: AP Seorang pegawai polis Pakistan melemparkan batu seperti orang lain bersedia untuk menembak gas pemedih mata pada penunjuk perasaan semasa pertempuran yang meletus sebagai penunjuk perasaan cuba untuk mendekati kedutaan Amerika Syarikat Jumaat, Sept 21, 2012 di Islamabad, Pakistan. (Photo: AP A Pakistani police officer throws stone as others prepare to fire tear gas at protesters during clashes that erupted as protestors tried to approach the U.S. embassy, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012 in Islamabad, Pakistan).

Photo: AP Penunjuk perasaan obor pawagam di Peshawar, Pakistan pada hari Jumaat, 21 Sept, 2012. (Photo: AP Protesters torch a cinema in Peshawar, Pakistan on Friday, Sept 21, 2012).

Photo: AP Satu protestor Pakistan hurls kembali kanister gas pemedih mata yang dilepaskan oleh polis semasa pertempuran yang meletus sebagai penunjuk perasaan cuba untuk mendekati kedutaan Amerika Syarikat, Jumaat, Sept 21, 2012 di Islamabad, Pakistan. (Photo: AP A Pakistani protestor hurls back a tear gas canister fired by police during clashes that erupted as protestors tried to approach the U.S. embassy, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012 in Islamabad, Pakistan).

Photo: AP penunjuk perasaan Pakistan membakar tayar untuk menyekat lebuh raya utama di Rawalpindi, Pakistan pada hari Jumaat, Sept 21, 2012. (Photo: AP Pakistani protesters burn tires to block the main highway in Rawalpindi, Pakistan on Friday, Sept. 21, 2012).

Photo: AP Muslim Indonesia membawa sepanduk membaca: "Jangan menghina Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya)" semasa protes terhadap filem anti-Islam yang telah mencetuskan kemarahan di kalangan pengikut, di luar Kedutaan Amerika Syarikat di Jakarta. (Photo: AP Indonesian Muslims carry a banner reading: "Don't insult my Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him)" during a protest against an anti-Islam film that has sparked anger among followers, outside the U.S. Embassy in Jakarta).

Photo: AP Ahli kumpulan wanita Islam Dukhtaran-e-Millat, atau anak bangsa ini, berjalan untuk perlindungan sebagai polis India api peluru gas pemedih mata untuk menyuraikan mereka semasa protes membantah filem anti-Islam (Photo: AP Members of the Islamic women's group Dukhtaran-e-Millat, or daughters of the nation, run for cover as Indian police fire teargas shells to disperse them during a protest opposing the anti-Islam film)

WORLD News ‘Pakistan hit by deadly riots 

over anti-Muslim film' . . .

Photo: AP Penunjuk perasaan Pakistan menjatuhkan perkapalan kontena polis yang digunakan untuk menyekat jalan kepada Konsulat Amerika Syarikat di Lahore, Pakistan pada hari Jumaat, 21 Sept, 2012. (Photo: AP Pakistani protesters topple a shipping container police used to block the road to the US consulate in Lahore, Pakistan on Friday, Sept 21, 2012).

ISLAMABAD (AP) - Pakistan's "Day of Love for the Prophet" (peace and blessings of God be on him) turned into a deadly day of gunfire, tear gas and arson.

Thousands angered by an anti-Muslim film ignored pleas for peaceful rallies and rampaged in several Pakistani cities Friday in battles with police that killed 19 people and touched off criticism of a government decision to declare a national holiday to proclaim devotion for the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him).

The film, which was produced in the United States and denigrates the prophet, has outraged many in the Muslim WORLD in the 10 days since it attracted attention on the Internet, and there were new, mostly peaceful protest marches in a half-dozen countries from Asia to the Middle East.

But it is Pakistan that has seen the most sustained violence, driven by a deep well of anti-American sentiment and a strong cadre of hard-line Islamists who benefit from stoking anger at the U.S. At 49 people - including the U.S. ambassador to Libya - have died in violence linked to the film around the world.

Analysts accused the Pakistani government of pandering to these extremists by declaring Friday to be an official holiday - calling it a "Day of Love for the Prophet." (peace and blessings of God be on him) Officials urged peaceful protests, but critics said the move helped unleash the worst violence yet caused by the film, titled "Innocence of Muslims."

In addition to those killed, nearly 200 others were injured as mobs threw stones and set fire to cars and movie theaters, and battled with police who responded with tear gas and gunfire. "The people were just waiting for a trigger," said Imtiaz Gul, director of the Islamabad-based Center for Research and Security Studies.

In an attempt to tamp down the anger, the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad purchased spots on Pakistani TV on Thursday that featured denunciations of the video by President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. But their comments, which were subtitled in Urdu, the main Pakistani language, apparently did little to moderate the outrage that filled the country's streets.

Police fired tear gas and live ammunition to push back the tens of thousands of protesters they faced in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad, and the major cities of Lahore, Karachi and Peshawar. They were successful in preventing the protesters from reaching U.S. diplomatic offices in the cities, even though the demonstrators streamed over shipping containers set up on major roads to block their path.

The demonstrators, who were led by hard-line Islamist groups, hurled rocks at the police and set fire to their vehicles. They also ransacked and burned banks, shops, cinemas and Western fast-food restaurants such as KFC and Pizza Hut.

Clinton thanked the Pakistani government for protecting the U.S. missions in the country and lamented the deaths in the protests. "The violence we have seen cannot be tolerated," she said, speaking alongside Pakistani Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar in Washington. "There is no justification for violence."

Khar thanked Obama and Clinton for speaking out against the video, saying it sent "a strong message, and that message should go a long way to ending the violence on many streets on the world." The deadliest violence occurred in the southern port city of Karachi, where 14 people were killed, said hospital officials. More than 80 people were injured, said the top government official in the city, Roshan Ali Shaikh. At least three of the dead were policemen, one who died when hundreds of protesters attacked a police station.

"We are all ready to die for Prophet Muhammad," (peace and blessings of God be on him) said Karachi protester Mohammad Arshad. "We want to show the world that Muslims are one and united on the issue." Five people were killed and 60 wounded in the northwestern city of Peshawar, said police official Bashir Khan.

One of the dead was identified as Mohammad Amir, a driver for a Pakistani TV station who was killed when police fired at protesters torching a cinema and hit his vehicle, said Kashif Mahmood, a reporter for ARY TV who also was in the car. The TV channel showed doctors at a hospital trying unsuccessfully to save Amir's life.

At least 45 people, including 28 protesters and 17 policemen were wounded in clashes in Islamabad, where police fought with more than 10,000 demonstrators in front of a five-star hotel near the diplomatic enclave where the U.S. Embassy and other foreign missions are located. A military helicopter buzzed overhead as the sound of tear gas being fired echoed across the city.

In northwestern Pakistan, demonstrators burned the Sarhadi Lutheran Church in the city of Mardan, but no one was injured, said senior police officer Salim Khan The government temporarily blocked cellphone service in 15 major cities to prevent militants from using phones to detonate bombs during the protests, said an Interior Ministry official, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk to the media. Blocking cellphones also had the benefit of making it harder for people to organize protests.

Pakistani Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf urged the international community to pass laws to prevent people from insulting the prophet, and the Foreign Ministry summoned the U.S. charge d'affaires in Islamabad, Richard Hoagland, over the film.

"If denying the Holocaust is a crime, then is it not fair and legitimate for a Muslim to demand that denigrating and demeaning Islam's holiest personality is no less than a crime?" Ashraf said in a speech to religious scholars and international diplomats in Islamabad.

Denying the Holocaust is a crime in Germany, but not in the U.S. U.S. officials have tried to explain to the Muslim world how they strongly disagree with the anti-Islam film but have no ability to block it because of free speech guarantees.

Khar, the foreign minister, said in an interview with The Associated Press on Thursday that declaring a national holiday for Friday would motivate the peaceful majority to demonstrate their love for the prophet (peace and blessings of God be on him) and not allow extremists to turn it into a show of anti-American anger.

Interior Minister Rehman Malik defended the decision, saying the holiday made it easier for police to tackle protesters in Islamabad because the city was empty of people who normally commute there to go to work or school.

But Riffat Hussain, a professor at the Islamabad-based National Defense University, said the government mismanaged the situation by calling for people to demonstrate and not providing a venue to do so peacefully, such as a rally with religious and political leaders.

"The government thought that they were guiding the public sentiment," Hussain said. "In doing that they lost control." Elsewhere on Friday, about 3,000 protesters in the southern Iraq city of Basra condemned the film and caricatures of the prophet that were published in a French satirical weekly. They burned Israeli and U.S. flags and raised a banner that read: "We condemn the offenses made against the prophet" (peace and blessings of God be on him).

U.S. flags and effigies of Obama were burned by about 2,000 people in a protest following Friday prayers in the Sri Lankan capital of Colombo. They demanded that the United States ban the film. In Bangladesh, more than 2,000 people marched in the capital, Dhaka, and burned a makeshift coffin draped in an American flag with an effigy of Obama. Small and mostly orderly protests were also held in Malaysia and Indonesia.

Tens of thousands of supporters of the Shiite Hezbollah movement held a raucous protest in the eastern Lebanese city of Baalbek. Later, a few thousand supporters of a hard-line Sunni cleric gathered in the capital, Beirut. Both demonstrations directed outrage at the U.S. and Israel over what they believed was a grave insult to Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him).

Police clamped a daylong curfew in parts of Indian-controlled Kashmir's main city of Srinagar and chased away protesters opposing the anti-Islam film. Authorities in the region also temporarily blocked cellphone and Internet services to prevent viewing the film clips.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad lashed out at the West over the film and the caricatures in the French weekly, Charlie Hebdo. "In return for (allowing) the ugliest insults to the divine messenger, they - the West - raise the slogan of respect for freedom of speech," Ahmadinejad said at a speech in Tehran. He said this explanation was "clearly a deception."

In Germany, the Interior Ministry said it was postponing a poster campaign aimed at countering radical Islam among young people due to tensions caused by the online video.

Associated Press writers Zarar Khan and Munir Ahmed in Islamabad; Adil Jawad in Karachi, Pakistan; Zaheer Babar in Lahore, Pakistan; Riaz Khan in Peshawar, Pakistan; Nasser Karimi in Tehran, Iran; Aijaz Hussain in Srinagar, India; Zeina Karam in Baalbek, Lebanon; and Matthew Lee and Bradley Klapper in Washington contributed to this report.

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15 terbunuh, kira-kira 200 cedera sebagai pertembungan Pakistan lalui filem anti-Islam . . .

Satu demonstrasi Pakistan melemparkan shell gas pemedih mata ke arah polis rusuhan semasa protes terhadap filem anti-Islam di Islamabad pada 21 September, 2012 (A Pakistani demonstrator throws a tear gas shell towards riot police during a protest against an anti-Islam film in Islamabad on September 21, 2012) (AFP Photo/Aamir Qureshi)

15 terbunuh, kira-kira 200 cedera sebagai pertembungan Pakistan lalui filem anti-Islam . . .
By 1WC’sChannel   (9 Dz ‘Qaidah 1433), Saturday 22, September  2012

15 orang telah terbunuh dan lagi 200 cedera pada hari Jumaat selepas puluhan ribu penunjuk perasaan melanda jalan-jalan untuk membantah terhadap filem anti-Islam. Polis melepaskan tembakan gas pemedih mata dan peluru hidup untuk menyuraikan rioters. 12 kematian berlaku di Karachi.  Jumlah yang digabungkan yang cedera di Karachi, Peshawar, dan Islamabad adalah 195 orang, menurut AFP. Kerajaan mengisytiharkan Jumaat cuti umum, yang dinamakan "Hari Sayangi." Percutian dicipta khusus supaya orang aman boleh perhimpunan terhadap video. Walau bagaimanapun, protes dengan cepat bertukar menjadi ganas di beberapa bandar di seluruh negara.

Penunjuk perasaan telah mengambil di jalan-jalan di Islamabad, Karachi, Peshawar, Rawalpindi, dan Lahore. Di Peshawar, pemandu untuk stesen televisyen Pakistan terbunuh apabila peluru polis memukul kenderaan di tempat kejadian. Penunjuk perasaan juga telah ditembak dan dibunuh semasa demonstrasi berasingan di bandar, menurut AP. Beratus-ratus penunjuk perasaan menetapkan 2 panggung wayang dan kebuk bandar perdagangan dengan api, dan kedai-kedai rosak dan kenderaan. Polis menggunakan cota untuk menghalau penunjuk perasaan. Kemudian pada hari itu, berpuluh-puluh ribu penunjuk perasaan berkumpul di salah satu kawasan kejiranan di bandar ini memanggil untuk pembuat filem untuk di ambil tindakan.

12 orang telah mati di bandar Karachi. Penunjuk perasaan bersenjata melepaskan tembakan pada polis, membunuh seorang pegawai dan mencederakan yang lain. Ahli-ahli kumpulan yang sama membakar 2 panggung wayang dan bank, menurut AP. Di ibu negara, Islamabad, yang menyaksikan pertempuran antara penunjuk perasaan dan pihak berkuasa pada hari Khamis, penunjuk perasaan membakar pos polis cek dan melanggar "Zon Merah," di mana kedutaan Amerika Syarikat terletak. RT Wartawan Paula Slier melaporkan terdapat kebuntuan antara polis dan penunjuk perasaan cuba untuk sampai ke kedutaan Amerika Syarikat di Islamabad, dan bahawa tentera telah dipanggil masuk kerumunan melontar batu pada pegawai, yang dalam giliran gas pemedih mata mereka kerana mereka cuba untuk menyerbu kedutaan .

"Apa yang kita saksikan adalah percikan api yang melihat puluhan ribu orang mengambil untuk jalan-jalan di bandar-bandar untuk memegang Amerika Syarikat bertanggungjawab ke atas apa yang mereka katakan adalah serangan terburuk yang pernah mengenai Islam," Slier berkata. Polis turut melepaskan tembakan gas pemedih mata pada demonstran di Islamabad dan Lahore dalam usaha untuk memastikan mereka daripada mara ke arah misi Amerika Syarikat di bandar-bandar. Dalam usaha untuk membendung bantahan dan memberi respons kepada kebimbangan keselamatan, kerajaan telah menutup banyak kedai, pasar, dan stesen minyak di seluruh negara.

Pihak kerajaan telah menyekat YouTube awal minggu ini, untuk menghalang rakyat daripada melihat treler filem 14-minit "tidak bersalah orang Islam." Filem ini telah dijana pergolakan dalam DUNIA Islam sejak 10 hari yang lalu, dan membawa kepada kematian sekurang- lebih 40 orang. Kebanyakan kemarahan telah diarahkan pada kerajaan Amerika Syarikat, walaupun filem itu bebas diarahkan dan dihasilkan.

Jabatan Negara Amerika Syarikat menyiarkan mesej di saluran televisyen Pakistan yang menunjukkan Presiden Obama dan Setiausaha Negara Hillary Clinton mengutuk filem itu, dalam usaha untuk meredakan sentimen anti-Amerika. Kedutaan Amerika Syarikat di Islamabad yang dihasilkan iklan dari komen orang ramai oleh Obama dan Clinton, dan Jabatan Negeri membelanjakan kira-kira $ 70,000 kepada membeli masa komersial untuk menunjukkannya, jabatan jurucakap Victoria Nuland berkata dalam satu kenyataan.

Satu lagi sebab untuk membantah . . .

Baru-baru ini karikatur Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) yang diterbitkan oleh majalah Perancis Charlie Hedbo, telah menambah minyak kepada api dengan mencetuskan kemarahan lebih di seluruh DUNIA Islam. 2 lukisan menunjukkan Nabi (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) berbogel. Perancis Interior Menteri Manuel Valls menyatakan bahawa Perancis tidak akan membenarkan protes jalanan terhadap kartun. Kawasan di seluruh negara telah diberikan perintah untuk melarang demonstrasi dan tindakan keras jika pengharaman dicabar.

"Tidak akan tegas tiada pengecualian. Demonstrasi akan diharamkan dan dipecahkan, "Valls satu sidang akhbar. Polis berjaga-jaga yang tinggi di Paris selepas protes yang dirancang oleh beberapa kumpulan Muslim telah diharamkan. Perancis telah ditutup kedutaan-kedutaan dan lain-lain pejabat rasmi di 20 buah negara dalam Islam menganut negara. Pemimpin Islam Perancis mengutuk majalah dan berkata permintaan untuk tenang akan dibaca di masjid-masjid di seluruh negara pada hari Jumaat.

Satu demonstrasi Islam Pakistan membantu rakan sekerja yang cedera kerana mereka cuba untuk sampai ke kedutaan Amerika Syarikat semasa protes terhadap filem anti-Islam di Islamabad pada 21 September, 2012.  (A Pakistani Muslim demonstrator helps an injured colleague as they attempt to reach the US embassy during a protest against an anti-Islam film in Islamabad on September 21, 2012). (AFP Photo/Aamir Qureshi)

Bendera dalam api . . .

Pakistan tidak adalah satu-satunya negara yang menyaksikan demonstrasi pada hari Jumaat. Warganegara beberapa negara lain Islam mengambil jalan-jalan dalam protes. Di Iraq, penunjuk perasaan di bandar Basra menaikkan bendera Iraq sambil melaungkan "Kematian untuk Amerika." Penunjuk perasaan membakar bendera Israel dan Amerika dan menaikkan sepanduk yang berbunyi, "Kami mengutuk kesalahan yang dibuat terhadap nabi . " Dalam ibu negara Sri Lanka Colombo, kira-kira 2,000 umat Islam membakar patung Presiden Barack Obama dan bendera Amerika, mendesak pengharaman filem Amerika Syarikat.

Di Bangladesh, lebih 2,000 orang berarak melalui jalan-jalan di Dhaka, membakar keranda sementara terbungkus dalam bendera Amerika dan patung Obama. Mereka juga membakar bendera Perancis membantah karikatur Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya). Penunjuk perasaan juga telah berkumpul di Tunisia dan Lubnan sebagai bantahan mereka ditutup pada hari ke-10.

Polis rusuhan Pakistan mengejar penunjuk perasaan semasa protes terhadap filem anti-Islam di Islamabad pada 21 September, 2012. (Pakistani riot police chase demonstrators during a protest against an anti-Islam film in Islamabad on September 21, 2012). (AFP Photo/Aamir Qureshi)

Anggota polis Pakistan melepaskan tembakan dengan senjata automatik ke arah penunjuk perasaan semasa protes terhadap filem anti-Islam di Islamabad pada 21 September, 2012. (Pakistani policeman fire an automatic weapon towards demonstrators during a protest against an anti-Islam film in Islamabad on September 21, 2012). (AFP Photo/Aamir Qureshi)

Penunjuk perasaan Pakistan membaling batu ke arah polis rusuhan semasa protes terhadap filem anti-Islam di Islamabad pada 21 September, 2012. (Pakistani demonstrators throw stones toward riot police during a protest against an anti-Islam film in Islamabad on September 21, 2012). (AFP Photo/Aamir Qureshi)

Penunjuk perasaan Islam Pakistan menjerit kenderaan polis slogansas membakar di latar belakang semasa protes terhadap filem anti-Islam di Karachi pada September 21, 2012. (Pakistani Muslim demonstrators shout slogansas police vehicles burn in the background during a protest against an anti-Islam film in Karachi on September 21, 2012). (AFP Photo/Asif Hassan)

RT News (9, Dz ‘Qaidah September 22) - Kerajaan Pakistan mengisytiharkan Jumaat cuti umum, dinamakan "Hari Cinta." Cuti telah dicipta khusus supaya orang aman boleh perhimpunan terhadap video yang anti-Islam. Walau bagaimanapun, protes dengan cepat bertukar menjadi ganas di beberapa bandar di seluruh negara. 15 orang telah terbunuh dan lagi 200 cedera sebagai polis melepaskan gas pemedih mata dan peluru hidup untuk menyuraikan rioters. (RT News (9, Dz ‘Qaidah September 22) - The Pakistani government declared Friday a public holiday, named "The Day of Love." The holiday was created specifically so people could peacefully rally against the anti-Muslim video. However, the protests quickly turned violent in multiple cities throughout the country. Fifteen people have been killed and another 200 injured as police fired teargas and live ammunition to disperse rioters).

AssociatedPress 21 Sep 2012 - 'Polis Pakistan Kebakaran Terbuka Penunjuk perasaan' polis Pakistan melepaskan tembakan pada rioters yang pembakaran sebuah pawagam semasa protes terhadap filem anti-Islam. Pasukan keselamatan bertempur dengan penunjuk perasaan di beberapa bandar lain di Pakistan. (AssociatedPress  21 Sep 2012  - ‘Pakistan Police Open Fire on Protesters’ Pakistani police opened fire on rioters who were torching a cinema during a protest against an anti-Islam film. Security forces clashed with demonstrators in several other cities in Pakistan).

RT News (Diterbitkan pada 21 Sep 2012) – Iran dengan bangganya berarak perkakasan tentera di Tehran pada hari Jumaat di bawah pandangan Presiden Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, yang digunakan sekiranya sekali lagi menantang dgn tdk mematuhi menyerang diBarat dan Israel. Paparan, yang melibatkan beribu-ribu kakitangan kereta kebal, tentera dan peluru berpandu yang ditanggung pada trak, menandakan ulang tahun permulaan perang Iran-Iraq 1980-1988. (RT News Published on 21 Sep 2012 - ‘Iran military parade video: Tehran flexes muscle, warns enemies’ Iran proudly paraded its military hardware in Tehran on Friday under the gaze of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who used the event to again defiantly lash out at the West and Israel. The display, involving thousands of military personnel, tanks and missiles borne on trucks, marked the anniversary of the start of the 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq war).

RT News (Diterbitkan pada 21 Sep 2012) - 'Kepercayaan Buta dalam demokrasi Timur Tengah di sebalik dasar Amerika Syarikat berbalik' perselisihan di antara kuasa Barat dan DUNIA Islam nampaknya semakin meningkat. Di bandar Pakistan Peshawar, polis mengatakan penunjuk perasaan membakar pawagam pada api, marah atas filem buatan Amerika Syarikat anti-Islam. Terdahulu, ribuan bertempur dengan polis di Pakistan. Saluran TV Pakistan menunjukkan klip Presiden Obama mengecam filem, yang ia diharapkan akan menenangkan penunjuk perasaan. Ramai yang percaya usaha Washington di rantau ini kelihatan kaunter-produktif. (RT News Published on 21 Sep 2012 - ‘Blind faith in Mideast democracy behind US policy backfire’ The rift between western powers and the Islamic WORLD seems to be growing. In the Pakistani city of Peshawar, police say protesters set cinemas on fire, angry over the US-made anti-Islam film. Earlier, thousands clashed with police in Pakistan. Pakistani TV channels are showing clips of President Obama denouncing the film, which it's hoped will calm the protesters. Many believe Washington's efforts in the region seem counter-productive). 

Fifteen killed, about 200 injured as Pakistanis 

clash over anti-Islam film . . .

Fifteen people have been killed and another 200 injured on Friday after tens of thousands of demonstrators hit the streets to protest against an anti-Islam film. Police fired teargas and live ammunition to disperse rioters. Twelve of the deaths happened in the city of Karachi. The combined total of the wounded in Karachi, Peshawar, and Islamabad was 195 people, according to AFP.  The government declared Friday a public holiday, named “The Day of Love." The holiday was created specifically so people could peacefully rally against the video. However, the protests quickly turned violent in multiple cities throughout the country.

Protesters have taken to the streets in Islamabad, Karachi, Peshawar, Rawalpindi, and Lahore. In Peshawar, a driver for a Pakistani television station was killed when police bullets hit his vehicle at the scene. A protester was also shot and killed during a separate demonstration in the city, according to AP. Several hundred protesters set two cinemas and the city’s chamber of commerce on fire, and damaged shops and vehicles. Police used batons to repel the demonstrators. Later in the day, tens of thousands of protesters gathered in one of the city’s neighborhoods calling for the maker of the film to be executed.

Twelve people have died in the city of Karachi. Armed protesters fired on police, killing one officer and wounding another. Members of the same group set fire to two cinemas and a bank, according to AP. In the country’s capital, Islamabad, which saw violent clashes between protesters and officers on Thursday, protesters burned a police check post and breached the “Red Zone,” where the US embassy is located. RT correspondent Paula Slier reports there is a standoff between police and protesters trying to reach the US embassy in Islamabad, and that the army has been called in. Throngs are pelting stones at officers, who in turn teargas them as they attempt to storm the embassy.

“What we’re witnessing is the spark to the fire that is seeing tens of thousands of people take to the streets in these cities to hold the US responsible for what they say is the worst attack ever on Islam,” Slier said. Police also fired teargas on demonstrators in Islamabad and Lahore in an attempt to keep them from advancing toward US missions in the cities. In an effort to curb the protests and respond to safety concerns, the government has closed numerous shops, markets, and petrol stations throughout the country.

The government blocked YouTube earlier in the week, to prevent citizens from viewing the 14-minute movie trailer of the “Innocence of Muslims.” The film has generated unrest in the Muslim world over the past 10 days, and led to the deaths of at over 40 people. Most of the anger has been directed at the US government, although the movie was independently directed and produced.

The US State Department is airing a message on Pakistani television channels which shows President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton denouncing the film, in an effort to defuse anti-American sentiment.  The US embassy in Islamabad produced the ad from public comments by Obama and Clinton, and the State Department spent about $70,000 to buy commercial time to show it, department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said in a statement.

Another reason to protest . . .

Recent caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed (peace and blessings of God be on him), published by French magazine Charlie Hedbo, have added fuel to the fire by sparking even more anger across the Muslim world. Two of the drawings showed the Prophet (peace and blessings of God be on him) naked. French Interior Minister Manuel Valls stated that France will not allow street protests against the cartoons. Regions throughout the country have been given orders to prohibit demonstrations and crackdown if the ban is challenged.

“There will be strictly no exceptions. Demonstrations will be banned and broken up,” Valls told a news conference.  Police are on high alert in Paris after protests planned by some Muslim groups were banned. France has closed its embassies and other official offices in 20 countries in Islam-professing countries. French Muslim leaders condemned the magazine and said a request for calm would be read in mosques across the country on Friday.

Flags up in flames . . .

Pakistan is not the only country which saw demonstrations on Friday. Citizens of several other Muslim countries took to the streets in protest. In Iraq, demonstrators in the city of Basra raised Iraqi flags while chanting “Death to America.” Protesters burned Israeli and American flags and raised a banner that read, “We condemn the offences made against the prophet (peace and blessings of God be on him).” In the Sri Lankan capital of Colombo, about 2,000 Muslims burned effigies of President Barack Obama and American flags, demanding the US ban the film.

In Bangladesh, over 2,000 people marched through the streets of Dhaka, burning a makeshift coffin draped in an American flag and an effigy of Obama. They also burned a French flag to protest against the caricatures of Mohammed (peace and blessings of God be on him). Protesters have also gathered in Tunisia and Lebanon as the protests close in on their 10th day.

Muslim fury: LIVE anti-US protest timeline . . .

Pakistan penunjuk perasaan Islam bersurai selepas polis melepaskan gas pemedih mata kerana mereka cuba untuk sampai ke kedutaan AS semasa protes terhadap filem anti-Islam di Islamabad pada 20 September 2012 (Pakistani Muslim demonstrators disperse after police fired tear gas as they attempt to reach the US embassy during a protest against an anti-Islam film in Islamabad on September 20, 2012) (AFP Photo/Aamir Qureshi)

Seorang lelaki membaca pada September 19, 2012 di Paris, penutup belakang Perancis secara menyindir mingguan Charlie Hebdo yang mempunyai pada kulit depan isu September 19 lukisan secara menyindir bertajuk "Intouchables 2".  (A man reads on September 19, 2012 in Paris, the back cover of French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo which features on the front cover of its September 19 issue a satirical drawing titled "Intouchables 2)". (AFP photo/Thomas Coex)

Penunjuk perasaan memegang tanda-tanda yang membaca 'Kami suka Muhammad' (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) dan 'Hentikan menyinggung agama kami' sebagai mereka berjalan ke arah kedutaan Amerika Syarikat semasa demonstrasi yang dianjurkan oleh sebuah organisasi Muslim Thai di Bangkok pada 18 September, 2012.  (Protesters hold signs reading 'We love Muhammad' (peace and blessings of God be on him) and 'Stop offending our religion' as they walk towards the US embassy during a demonstration organised by a Thai Muslim organisation in Bangkok on September 18, 2012). (AFP photo/Christophe Archambault)

Anggota bomba cuba memadamkan api di dalam kenderaan polis India terbakar sebagai pertembungan penunjuk perasaan dengan polis semasa protes dan mogok satu hari dipanggil oleh beberapa pertubuhan agama dan politik untuk membantah filem anti-Islam di Srinagar pada 18 September, 2012. (Firefighters attempt to extinguish the flames in an Indian police vehicle burning as protesters clash with police during a protest and one day strike called by several religious and political organisations to protest an anti-Islam movie in Srinagar on September 18, 2012). (AFP photo/Rouf Bhat)

Berpuluh-puluh ribu berarak di Beirut, Lubnan, pada 17 September 2012, berikutan panggilan untuk demo besar-besaran yang dikeluarkan oleh ketua Hizbullah, Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah. (Tens of thousands are marching in Beirut, Lebanon, on September 17, 2012, following calls for massive demos issued by Hezbollah chief, Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah). (AFP photo/Joseph Eid)

Amerika, mendengar kita - Jangan menghina Nabi kami’ (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) memuji-muji Beirut demonstran. '(America, hear us - don't insult our Prophet! (peace and blessings of God be on him)’ chant Beirut demonstrators). (Reuters/Sharif Karim)

Polis anti-rusuhan Indonesian menangkap penunjuk perasaan semasa protes terhadap filem bajet rendah menghina umat Islam di luar kedutaan Amerika Syarikat di Jakarta. (Indonesian anti-riot police arrest a protester during a protest against a low-budget film insulting to Muslims outside the US embassy in Jakarta). (AFP Photo/Adek Berry)

Penunjuk perasaan dari Hizbut Tahrir menunjukkan terhadap penghinaan kepada Islam di Kedutaan Amerika di London September 16, 2012. (Protesters from Hizb ut-Tahrir demonstrate against insults to Islam at the American Embassy in London September 16, 2012). (Reuters/Neil Hall)

Protes anti-Amerika Syarikat  di bandar Belgium Antwerp (Anti-US protest in the Belgian city of Antwerp)

Imej dari twitter oleh pengguna (Image from twitter by user @SamNaz116)

Imej dari Twitter/@ khadrania (Image from Twitter/@khadrania)

Penunjuk perasaan melarikan diri sebagai polis rusuhan melepaskan gas pemedih mata ke arah mereka di luar kedutaan Amerika Syarikat di Sanaa September 13, 2012 (Protesters run as riot police release tear gas towards them outside the U.S. embassy in Sanaa September 13, 2012). (Reuters/Khaled Abdullah)

Setiausaha Negara Amerika Syarikat Hillary Clinton menyampaikan ucapan di Jabatan Negara di Washington September 12, 2012, kematian kakitangan kedutaan Amerika Syarikat di Benghazi. (U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton delivers remarks at the State Department in Washington September 12, 2012, on the deaths of U.S. embassy staff in Benghazi). (Reuters/Gary Cameron)

Day of Love' in Pakistan: Video of deadly anti-US protest 21 Sep 2012 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6s-eMHSZ4L0&feature=plcp

Pakistan Police Open Fire on Protesters  21 Sep 2012 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0X707OnT7Fk&feature=plcp

Iran military parade video: Tehran flexes muscle, warns enemies 21 Sep 2012 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5cV27GYHKw&feature=plcp

Blind faith in Mideast democracy behind US policy backfire 21 Sep 2012 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Imf8CftGJNU&feature=plcp