Sunday 23 September 2012

LIVE (Dz ‘Qaidah Septerber) 'Protes untuk Nabi: Jadual perhimpunan anti-Barat Garis Masa (PHOTOS)’ . . .



Berdengung Zone panas: ‘US mahu habis-habisan perang saudara di Pakistan’. . .

RT News - (Published: 23 September, 2012) Drone maut tanpa pemandu dan seolah-olah sembarangan, mereka semakin digunakan oleh Amerika Syarikat di Pakistan sebagai sebahagian daripada perang terhadap yang dipanggil keganasan. Pihak berkuasa Pakistan mengeluarkan statistik bahawa pada tahun 2009 sahaja Drone membunuh 700 orang awam yang tidak bersalah. Untuk mendapatkan maklumat lanjut, RT bercakap dengan Carol Grayson - aktivis hak asasi manusia dan kempen.

RT News - (Published: 23 September, 2012)Unmanned drones are lethal and seemingly indiscriminate, they are increasingly used by US in Pakistan as part of the so called war on terror. The Pakistani authorities released statistics that in 2009 alone drones killed 700 innocent civilians. For more, RT talks to Carol Grayson - human rights activist and campaigner.


BBC - ' Menteri Pakistan Tawar limpah US $ 100,000 untuk Kematian Pembuat Filem - tidak bersalah Islam' Seorang menteri kerajaan Pakistan telah tawarkan ganjaran US $ 100,000 (£ 61,616) untuk kematian pembuat filem anti-Islam yang dihasilkan di Amerika Syarikat. Menteri Keretapi Ghulam Ahmad Bilour berkata dia akan membayar ganjaran untuk "tugas suci" daripada poketnya sendiri. (BBC -‘Pakistan Minister Offers $100,000 Bounty for Death of Film Maker - Innocence of Muslims’ A Pakistani government minister has offered a $100,000 (£61,616) reward for the death of the maker of an anti-Islam film produced in the US. Railways Minister Ghulam Ahmad Bilour said he would pay the reward for the "sacred duty" out of his own pocket).


RT News (10, Dz ‘Qaidah September 23)  - 'Pilihan Kebebasan:'Kartun Mohammed (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) mewujudkan percanggahan bagi polis Rusuhan Perancis' Di Perancis berterusan untuk memantau jalan-jalan untuk menguatkuasakan pengharaman ke atas bantahan terhadap kartun yang mengejek Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya). Pada hari Sabtu 21 orang telah ditangkap, apabila mereka cuba ke peringkat perhimpunan kecil berhampiran masjid Paris, di mana seminggu yang lalu demo yang tidak dibenarkan menyaksikan 150 orang ditahan. Bagi ceramah RT lebih kepada wartawan bebas Robert Harneis.

RT News (10, Dz ‘Qaidah September 23)  - ‘Choice of Freedom: 'Mohammed (peace and blessings of God be on him) cartoons create discrepancy for France' Riot police in France are continuing to monitor the streets to enforce a ban on protests against cartoons mocking the Prophet Mohammed (peace and blessings of God be on him). On Saturday 21 people were arrested, when they attempted to stage a small rally near a Paris mosque, where a week ago an unauthorized demo saw 150 people detained. For more RT talks to independent journalist Robert Harneis.

Protesters hold white flags bearing the name of Prophet Mohammed during a protest march against an anti-Islam film made in the US that has stirred outrage across the Muslim world, in the northern Nigerian city of Kano on September 22, 2012 (AFP Photo / Aminu Abubakar)
Penunjuk perasaan memegang bendera putih yang mengandungi nama Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) semasa perarakan protes terhadap filem anti-Islam yang dibuat di Amerika Syarikat yang telah menimbulkan kemarahan di seluruh DUNIA Islam, di bandar utara Nigeria Kano pada 22 September 2012 (Protesters hold white flags bearing the name of Prophet Mohammed (peace and blessings of God be on him) during a protest march against an anti-Islam film made in the US that has stirred outrage across the Muslim world, in the northern Nigerian city of Kano on September 22, 2012) (AFP Photo/Aminu Abubakar)

‘LIVE’ Protes untuk Nabi: Jadual perhimpunan anti-Barat
Garis Masa (PHOTOS)’ . . .
By 1WC’sChannel   (10, Dz ‘Qaidah 1433), Sunday 23, September  2012

Umat ​​Islam di seluruh DUNIA membantah selepas sebuah filem amatur buatan Amerika Syarikat menghina Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) muncul dalam talian dan majalah Perancis secara menyindir menerbitkan kartun pada pengasas Islam. Gelombang demonstrasi Islam di seluruh DUNIA telah mengamuk selama lebih dari seminggu, dan tiada tanda-tanda pemberhentian. Sejak hari protes, yang bertukar menjadi ganas pada masa-masa, lebih 40 orang terbunuh dan beratus-ratus cedera. (Muslims around the world are protesting after an amateur US-made film insulting Prophet Mohammed (peace and blessings of God be on him) appeared online and a French satirical magazine published cartoons of the founder of Islam. The wave of Muslim demonstrations around the world has been raging for more than a week, and there is no sign of its cessation. Over the days of the protests, which turned violent at times, over 40 people were killed and hundreds were injured).

Sunday/Ahad, September 23rd

18:19 GMT: Sekurang-kurangnya 6 orang telah ditahan di Athens selepas penunjuk perasaan marah cuba untuk berarak ke kedutaan) Amerika Syarikat. Polis menggunakan gas pemedih mata untuk menyuraikan orang ramai. (18:19 GMT: At least six people have been detained in Athens after angry demonstrators tried to march to the US embassy. Police used tear gas to disperse the crowds).

A protester is pushed back by police during a demonstration near the US embassy in Athens against a US-made film mocking Islam on September 23, 2012. (AFP photo/Louisa Gouliamaki)
Penunjuk perasaan ditolak kembali oleh pihak polis semasa demonstrasi berhampiran kedutaan Amerika Syarikat di Athens terhadap filem buatan Amerika Syarikat mengejek Islam pada 23 September, 2012. (A protester is pushed back by police during a demonstration near the US embassy in Athens against a US-made film mocking Islam on September 23, 2012). (AFP photo/Louisa Gouliamaki)

Muslim protesters throw garbage towards riot police, during a demonstration against the US-made low-budget film, which mocks Islam and the Prophet Mohammed on September 23, 2012. (AFP photo/Louisa Gouliamaki)
Pembantah Islam membuang sampah ke arah polis pencegah rusuhan, semasa demonstrasi terhadap filem buatan Amerika Syarikat yang bajet rendah, yang ejek-ejekan Islam dan Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) pada 23 September 2012. (Muslim protesters throw garbage towards riot police, during a demonstration against the US-made low-budget film, which mocks Islam and the Prophet Mohammed (peace and blessings of God be on him) on September 23, 2012). (AFP photo/Louisa Gouliamaki)

A policeman stands amid tear gas at central Athens Omonia square, during a demonstration against the US-made low-budget film, which mocks Islam and the Prophet Mohammed on September 23, 2012. (AFP photo/Louisa Gouliamaki)
Seorang anggota polis berdiri di tengah-tengah gas pemedih mata di pusat Athens Omonia persegi, semasa demonstrasi terhadap filem buatan Amerika Syarikat bajet rendah, yang ejek-ejekan Islam dan Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) pada 23 September 2012.  (A policeman stands amid tear gas at central Athens Omonia square, during a demonstration against the US-made low-budget film, which mocks Islam and the Prophet Mohammed (peace and blessings of God be on him) on September 23, 2012). (AFP photo/Louisa Gouliamaki)

16:04 GMT: Kira-kira 400 orang berkumpul di luar kedutaan Perancis di Tehran, Iran, untuk membantah kartun mengejek Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya), yang telah diterbitkan di Perancis majalah Charlie Hebdo. Orang ramai melaungkan "Kematian untuk Amerika", "Kematian kepada Israel", dan "Kematian ke Perancis". (16:04 GMT: Some 400 people gathered outside French embassy in Tehran, Iran, to protest against cartoons mocking the Prophet Mohammed (peace and blessings of God be on him), which were published in French magazine Charlie Hebdo. People were chanting “Death to America”, “Death to Israel”, and “Death to France)”.

13:39 GMT: Beratus-ratus penunjuk perasaan berkumpul di Athens menjerit, "Kami menuntut hukuman segera bagi mereka yang cuba untuk olok-olok Nabi kita Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya)" kerana mereka bersedia untuk berarak di kedutaan Amerika Syarikat. Terdapat detik-detik ringkas ketegangan apabila beberapa penunjuk perasaan melemparkan botol pada polis, yang bertindak balas dengan gas pemedih mata. (13:39 GMT:  Hundreds of protesters gathered in Athens shouting, "We demand an immediate punishment for those who tried to mock our Prophet Mohammad (peace and blessings of God be on him)" as they prepared to march on the US embassy. There were brief moments of tension when some demonstrators hurled bottles at police, who responded with teargas).

07:44 GMT: Ketua ultra-konservatif Islamis Salafi Nour parti telah dipanggil untuk Presiden Mesir dan lain-lain pemimpin Islam untuk menangani PBB dengan permintaan untuk jenayah menghina Islam. (07:44 GMT: The head of the ultra-conservative islamist Salafi Nour party has called for the Egyptian president and other Muslim leaders to address UN with a demand to criminalize the contempt of Islam).

Sunday/Ahad, September 23rd

01:00 GMT: Kira-kira 1500 penunjuk perasaan yang berkumpul di luar Kedutaan Amerika Syarikat di Toronto pada hari Sabtu untuk membantah terhadap filem anti-Islam. (01:00 GMT: Some 1,500 protesters gathered outside the US Embassy in Toronto on Saturday to protest against the anti-Islam film).

Sabtu/Saturday, 22hb September

23:50: Kira-kira 300 orang telah mengambil jalan-jalan di Karlsruhe, Jerman, untuk membantah "tidak bersalah orang Islam," laporan AP. (23:50: Some 300 people took to the streets of Karlsruhe, Germany, to protest against the “Innocence of Muslims,” AP reports).

23:00: Kira-kira 50 orang telah dilaporkan telah ditangkap di Paris semasa protes yang tidak dibenarkan ke atas kartun secara menyindir mengejek Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya)  dalam sebuah majalah Perancis. (23:00: About 50 people have reportedly been arrested in Paris during unauthorized protests over satirical cartoons mocking the Prophet Mohammad (peace and blessings of God be on him) in a French magazine).

18:31 GMT: Polis Perancis telah menahan seorang lelaki, yang didakwa telah memanggil di laman web jihadi untuk pemenggalan leher editor majalah Charlie Hebdo, yang menerbitkan kartun yang mengejek Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya). Di pusat bandar Marseille, Perancis, polis menahan seorang lelaki, yang cuba untuk membantah kartun itu, walaupun pengharaman demonstrasi besar-besaran. Sebuah helikopter polis dan 60 polis rusuhan dikerahkan di sana. (18:31 GMT: French police have arrested a man, who allegedly was calling on a jihadi website for the decapitation of the editor of the Charlie Hebdo magazine, which published cartoons mocking Prophet Mohammed (peace and blessings of God be on him). In central Marseille, France, police detained a man, who tried to protest against the cartoon, despite the ban on mass demonstrations.  A police helicopter and 60 riot police were deployed there).

18:25 GMT: Kira-kira 1,500 orang telah mengadakan bantahan secara aman terhadap filem anti-Islam itu disebabkan kesalahan yang luas di kalangan umat Islam. Para penunjuk perasaan berarak melalui pusat bandar Dortmund kemuncaknya dalam perhimpunan, orang ramai termasuk banyak keluarga dengan kanak-kanak. (18:25 GMT: Some 1,500 people have staged a peaceful protest against an anti-Islam film that’s caused widespread offence amongst Muslims.  The protesters marched through Dortmund city center culminating in a rally, the crowd included many families with children).

15:16 GMT: Rusia Republik Dagestan telah sebahagiannya ditutup akses kepada filem anti-Islamis. (15:16 GMT: Russia’s Republic of Dagestan has partly closed access to the anti-Islamist film).

14:40 GMT: Seorang menteri Kabinet Pakistan telah ditawarkan ganjaran $ 100,000 untuk pengarah 'tidak bersalah orang Islam'. (14:40 GMT: A Pakistani Cabinet minister has offered a $100,000 reward for the director of the ‘Innocence of Muslims’).

14:34 GMT: Google telah bertemu permintaan Jordan untuk menyekat semua link ke filem buatan AS anti-Islam yang disiarkan di YouTube. (14:34 GMT: Google has met Jordan’s request to block all links to a US-made anti-Islam film posted on YouTube).

12:58 GMT: Seorang menteri Kabinet Pakistan telah ditawarkan ganjaran $ 100,000 untuk kematian pembikin filem di sebalik filem anti-Islam. Beliau menggesa Taliban dan al-Qaeda untuk membantu mencari dan membunuhnya. (12:58 GMT: A Pakistani Cabinet minister has offered a $100,000 reward for the death of the filmmaker behind the anti-Islam film. He urged the Taliban and al-Qaeda to help locate and kill him).

11:52 GMT: ". Tidak bersalah orang Islam" Penunjuk perasaan telah bertempur dengan polis di Dhaka, Bangladesh manakala berdemonstrasi menentang filem Pegawai melepaskan gas pemedih mata dan cota digunakan untuk menyuraikan penunjuk perasaan yang membaling batu yang dibakar beberapa kenderaan. Berpuluh-puluh orang telah ditangkap. (11:52 GMT: Protesters have clashed with police in Dhaka, Bangladesh while demonstrating against the film “Innocence of Muslims.” Officers fired tear gas and used batons to disperse the stone-throwing protesters who burned several vehicles. Dozens of people have been arrested).

11:34 GMT: Berpuluh-puluh ribu penunjuk perasaan Nigeria mengambil untuk jalan-jalan di Kano untuk membantah filem Para penunjuk perasaan berteriak, "kematian ke Amerika, kematian kepada Israel dan kematian untuk musuh-musuh Islam." "Tidak bersalah orang Islam." (11:34 GMT: Tens of thousands of Nigerian demonstrators take to the streets of Kano to protest against the film “Innocence of Muslims.” The protesters were shouting, "death to America, death to Israel and death to the enemies of Islam)."

A Pakistani Muslim demonstrator hits a burning police vehicle during a protest against an anti-Islam film in Karachi on September 21, 2012. (AFP Photo/Asif Hassan)
Satu demonstrasi Islam Pakistan mencecah membakar kenderaan polis semasa protes terhadap filem anti-Islam di Karachi pada 21 September, 2012. (A Pakistani Muslim demonstrator hits a burning police vehicle during a protest against an anti-Islam film in Karachi on September 21, 2012). (AFP Photo/Asif Hassan)

Jumaat/Friday, September 21

18:12 GMT: Sekitar 150 Islamis radikal telah berkumpul di luar kedutaan Amerika Syarikat di Oslo, Norway untuk protes aman terhadap filem anti-Islam "tidak bersalah orang Islam." (18:12 GMT: Around 150 radical Islamists have gathered outside the US embassy in Oslo, Norway for a peaceful protest against the anti-Islam film “Innocence of Muslims).”

16:09 GMT: Lebih daripada 10,000 Libya berarak melalui Benghazi, menuntut Pembubaran militia yang kuat di seluruh bandar. Perarakan itu adalah sebahagian daripada tindak balas awam terhadap militia yang dicetuskan oleh serangan terhadap konsulat Amerika Syarikat minggu lepas baru. (16:09 GMT: More than 10,000 Libyans are marching through Benghazi, demanding the disbanding of powerful militias throughout the city. The march is part of the new public backlash against militias sparked by last week’s attack against the US consulate).

16:08 GMT: Penunjuk perasaan obor gereja di bandar Mardan Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. (16:08 GMT: Protesters torch a church in the Mardan town of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa).

15:53 ​​GMT: Setiausaha Negara Amerika Syarikat Hillary Clinton mengingatkan kerajaan "duti sesungguhnya" mereka untuk melindungi misi diplomatik. (15:53 GMT: US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton reminds governments of their “solemn duty” to protect diplomatic missions).

15:52 GMT: 200 Maghribi protes di luar sebuah masjid di bandar Jualan, melaungkan slogan anti-Amerika Syarikat dan mengecam Presiden Barack Obama, laporan AFP. (15:52 GMT: 200 Moroccans protest outside a mosque in the city of Sale, chanting anti-US slogans and denouncing President Barack Obama, AFP reports).

15:31 GMT: KFC menutup semua restoran Pakistan di tengah-tengah protes anti-Amerika. (15:31 GMT: KFC closes all Pakistan restaurants amid anti-American protests).

15:12 GMT: pegawai Pakistan mengatakan sekurang-kurangnya 15 orang telah terbunuh dalam pertempuran antara penunjuk perasaan dan polis Jumaat. (15:12 GMT: Pakistani officials say at least 15 people have been killed in Friday's clashes between protesters and police).

14:47 GMT: 195 penunjuk perasaan telah cedera dalam pertempuran di seluruh negara dengan polis Pakistan. (14:47 GMT: 195 protesters have been injured in nationwide clashes with Pakistani police).

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)
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)

14:37 GMT: Ratusan ribu penunjuk perasaan Yaman yang berkumpul di hadapan kedutaan Amerika Syarikat  di Sana'a selepas solat tengah hari untuk membantah "tidak bersalah orang Islam" anti-Islam filem dan penerbitan baru-baru ini sebuah majalah Perancis kartun yang menghina Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya). Para penunjuk perasaan menjerit, "Kematian untuk Amerika, kematian kepada Israel." (14:37 GMT: Hundreds of thousands of Yemeni demonstrators gathered in front of the US embassy in Sana’a after midday prayers to protest against the anti-Islam film “Innocence of Muslims” and a French magazine’s recent publication of cartoons which insult the Prophet Muhammad  (peace and blessings of God be on him). The protesters shouted, “Death to America, death to Israel.)”

13:53 GMT: Presiden Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari dan Perdana Menteri Raja Pervaiz Ashraf telah menyatakan kesedihan atas kematian seorang pekerja stesen televisyen di Peshawar. Dalam mesej yang berasingan, mereka menggesa negara kekal aman semasa protes. (13:53 GMT: Pakistani president Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf have expressed grief over the death of a television station worker in Peshawar. In separate messages, they urged the nation to remain peaceful during the protests).

13:47 GMT: laporan yang belum disahkan dari Express Berita mengatakan bahawa angka kematian di Karachi, Pakistan boleh menjadi tinggi 14, dengan seberapa banyak 80 orang cedera. (13:47 GMT: Unconfirmed reports from Express News say that the death toll in Karachi, Pakistan could be as high as 14, with as many as 80 people wounded).

13:22 GMT: Mesir penunjuk perasaan telah berkumpul di luar Kedutaan Perancis di Kaherah untuk memprotes terhadap penerbitan baru-baru ini kartun Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) oleh sebuah majalah Perancis. Penunjuk perasaan berubah slogan anti-Amerika dan anti-Perancis, menyeru kepada kerajaan untuk memutuskan hubungan dengan Washington dan Paris. (13:22 GMT: Egyptian demonstrators have gathered outside the French Embassy in Cairo to protest against the recent publication of Prophet Mohammad (peace and blessings of God be on him) cartoons by a French magazine. Protesters were changing anti-US and anti-French slogans, calling on the government to cut ties with Washington and Paris).

13:03 GMT: 3 letupan telah dilaporkan di Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation (PIDC) membina di Karachi. Letupan dipercayai untuk menjadi tangki bahan api kenderaan terbakar meletup. Laporan gerombolan Islam yang bergerak ke arah Rumah Ketua Menteri dan hotel berdekatan. (13:03 GMT: Three explosions have been reported at the Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation (PIDC) building in Karachi. The blasts are believed to be fuel tanks of burning vehicles exploding. Reports of an Islamist mob moving toward the Chief Minister House and nearby hotels).

Pakistani riot police clash with Muslim demonstrators during their attempt to reach the US embassy during a protest against an anti-Islam film in Islamabad on September 21, 2012. (AFP Photo/Amir Qureshi)
Polis rusuhan Pakistan pertembungan dengan penunjuk perasaan Islam semasa cubaan untuk mencapai kedutaan Amerika Syarikat mereka semasa protes terhadap filem anti-Islam di Islamabad pada 21 September, 2012.  (Pakistani riot police clash with Muslim demonstrators during their attempt to reach the US embassy during a protest against an anti-Islam film in Islamabad on September 21, 2012). (AFP Photo/Amir Qureshi)

12:47 GMT: 3 van polis telah dibakar di luar Rumah Ketua Menteri di Karachi, Pakistan. (12:47 GMT: Three police vans have been torched outside the Chief Minister House in Karachi, Pakistan).

12:46 GMT: Polis telah dihalau keluar penunjuk perasaan dan diapit ke atas perintah berkurung di bahagian Kashmir India dikawal. Dalam bandar Srinagar, pegawai melepaskan gas pemedih mata untuk menyuraikan hampir 30 wanita yang melaungkan "Jatuh dengan Amerika Syarikat" sambil berarak di bawah panji-panji kumpulan Dukhtaran-e-Millat wanita Islam radikal. (12:46 GMT: Police have chased away protesters and clamped down on a curfew in parts of Indian-controlled Kashmir. In the city of Srinagar, officers fired tear gas to disperse nearly 30 women who were chanting “Down with the US” while marching under the banner of the radical Islamic women’s group Dukhtaran-e-Millat ).

12:16 GMT: perkhidmatan telefon mudah alih telah dipulihkan separa di bandar-bandar Pakistan Karachi dan Lahore, selepas ditutup oleh kerajaan. (12:16 GMT: Mobile phone services have been partially restored in the Pakistani towns of Karachi and Lahore, after being shut down by the government).

12:11 GMT: Sangat kehadiran keselamatan berat dilaporkan di jalan-jalan di luar kedutaan Perancis di Tunis pusat. Polis rusuhan mengelilingi luar kedutaan dan pegawai-pegawai tidak membenarkan orang ramai untuk mengumpul, menurut wartawan Al-Jazeera. (12:11 GMT: Very heavy security presence is reported on the streets outside the French embassy in central Tunis. Riot police are circling outside the embassy and officers are not allowing people to gather, according to an Al Jazeera reporter).

12:07 GMT: Sebuah restoran makanan segera di kawasan perindustrian Karachi, Pakistan telah ditetapkan (Set) dengan api, manakala sebuah pawagam di kawasan Landhi telah dibuang. (12:07 GMT: A fast-food restaurant in the industrial area of Karachi, Pakistan has been set on fire, while a cinema in the Landhi area has been trashed).

11:43 GMT: Beribu-ribu orang telah tertumpu di kejiranan dijaga yang mengandungi Konsulat AS di bandar Pakistan, pelabuhan Karachi. (11:43 GMT: Thousands of people have converged on a guarded neighbourhood which contains the US consulate in Pakistan's port city of Karachi).

11:20 GMT: 3 orang telah terbunuh dalam protes Pakistan. Satu adalah pemandu sebuah stesen TV, yang cedera parah oleh tembakan polis, yang melanda kereta beliau, dan kemudian mati di hospital Peshawar. 2 lagi pegawai polis cedera parah dalam pertempuran dengan penunjuk perasaan di Karachi. (11:20 GMT: Three people have been killed in Pakistani protests. One was a TV station’s driver, who was seriously injured by police gunfire, which hit his car, and later passed away in a Peshawar hospital. Two others were police officers fatally wounded in clashes with protesters in Karachi).

A Pakistani riot policeman tries to remove a tear gas shell thrown by demonstrators during a protest against an anti-Islam film in Islamabad on September 21, 2012. (AFP Photo/Amir Qureshi)
Seorang anggota polis rusuhan Pakistan cuba untuk membuang shell gas pemedih mata yang dilemparkan oleh penunjuk perasaan semasa protes terhadap filem anti-Islam di Islamabad pada 21 September, 2012. (A Pakistani riot policeman tries to remove a tear gas shell thrown by demonstrators during a protest against an anti-Islam film in Islamabad on September 21, 2012). (AFP Photo/Amir Qureshi)

11:10 GMT: Amerika Syarikat menutup kedutaannya di New Delhi India pada hari Jumaat di tengah-tengah kebimbangan keganasan semasa protes terhadap filem anti-Islam, sumber-sumber memberitahu AFP. Pekerja ditanya untuk tinggal di perkarangan banyak-berkawal. Sekolah kedutaan juga telah ditutup, manakala rakyat Amerika Syarikat di India telah dinasihatkan supaya berhati-hati. (11:10 GMT: The US closed its embassy in India’s New Delhi on Friday amid concerns of violence during protests over the anti-Islam film, sources told AFP. Employees were asked to stay on the heavily-guarded compound. The embassy school was also closed, while US citizens in India were advised to exercise caution).

10:55 GMT: Pakistan telah saman Amerika Syarikat Charge D'Affaires, Ambassador Richard Hoagland, untuk memfailkan aduan mengenai filem amatur menyerang Islam. Islamabad menggesa Amerika Syarikat untuk mengambil tindakan terhadap pengeluar filem dan ia telah diturunkan dari YouTube. Duta itu memberi jaminan bahawa kerajaan Amerika Syarikat dan majoriti rakyat Amerika mengutuk filem itu. (10:55 GMT: Pakistan has summoned the US Chargé D'Affaires, Ambassador Richard Hoagland, to file a complaint about the amateur film attacking Islam. Islamabad called on the US to take action against the producers of the movie and have it taken down from YouTube. The ambassador assured that the US government and the majority of Americans condemn the film).

10:51 GMT: Perancis mengesahkan pada hari Jumaat bahawa ia tidak akan membenarkan mana-mana demonstrasi jalanan terhadap penyiaran kartun Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya). Interior Menteri Manuel Valls berikrar untuk tindakan keras sebarang cubaan untuk mencabar pengharaman. (10:51 GMT: France confirmed on Friday that it would not allow any street protests against the publication of Prophet Mohammed (peace and blessings of God be on him) cartoons. Interior Minister Manuel Valls pledged to crackdown on any attempt to challenge the ban).

10:30 GMT: 2 jalan utama di Tunis pusat dan lebuh raya utama menuju ke pusat bandar ditutup pada menjangkakan bantahan yang dijangka lewat pada hari Jumaat, laporan Anissa Naouai RT. (10:30 GMT: Two main streets in central Tunis and a major highway leading into the city are closed in anticipation of protests expected later on Friday, reports RT’s Anissa Naouai).

10:25 GMT: penunjuk perasaan Afghanistan telah mengadakan demonstrasi di barat Kabul terhadap filem dan kartun Perancis menghina Islam Nabi (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) laporan Tekan TV Iran. (10:25 GMT: Afghan protesters have staged a demonstration in western Kabul against the insulting film and the French cartoons of Prophet of Islam (peace and blessings of God be on him), reports Iranian Press TV).

09:04 GMT: Paula Slier RT tweet bahawa kedai-kedai, pasar, stesen minyak telah ditutup di Pakistan, dan pengangkutan adalah mungkin dihentikan kebimbangan bahawa protes baru akan diadakan. (09:04 GMT: RT’s Paula Slier tweets that shops, markets, petrol stations have been closed in Pakistan, and transport is likely to be halted over concerns that new protests will be held).

09:03 GMT: Anissa Naouai RT tweet tentang busloads polis sekitar kedutaan Perancis di Tunis. "Berharap yang terbaik, bersiap untuk yang terburuk,"laporan katanya. (09:03 GMT: RT’s Anissa Naouai tweets about busloads of police around the French embassy in Tunis. “Hoping for the best, preparing for the worst,” she reports).

08:55 GMT: Sekurang-kurangnya 15 orang, termasuk 3 pegawai polis Pakistan dalam tindakan keras ke atas penunjuk perasaan anti-Amerika Syarikat di barat laut Peshawar. (08:55 GMT: At least 15 people, including three Pakistani police officers in a crackdown on anti-US protesters in northwestern Peshawar).

Afghan demonstrators burn US flags and photos of actors and actresses who took part in the film Innocence of Muslims during a protest in Kabul on September, 20, 2012. (AFP Photo/Daud Yardost)
Para penunjuk perasaan Afghanistan membakar bendera Amerika Syarikat  dan gambar pelakon dan pelakon yang mengambil bahagian dalam tidak bersalah filem Islam semasa protes di Kabul pada September, 20, 2012. (Afghan demonstrators burn US flags and photos of actors and actresses who took part in the film Innocence of Muslims during a protest in Kabul on September, 20, 2012). (AFP Photo/Daud Yardost)

08:41 GMT: Paula Slier RT laporan di Twitter bahawa pekerja ekspatriat mengelak daripada pergi luar di seluruh Pakistan. (08:41 GMT: RT's Paula Slier reports on Twitter that expat workers refrain from going outside across Pakistan).

08:33 GMT: gerombolan sengit di Peshawar Pakistan telah dilaporkan menyerbu bangunan Sarhad Dewan Perdagangan dan Industri, memecahkan tingkap dan kemudian menetapkan (Set) bangunan terbakar, saksi melaporkan di Twitter. (08:33 GMT: Fierce mob in Pakistani Peshawar have reportedly stormed the building of Sarhad Chamber of Commerce and Industry, smashing windows and later setting a building on fire, witnesses report on Twitter).

08:30 GMT: Pakistan mengisytiharkan "hari istimewa cinta" untuk Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya), sebagai protes segar bermula. (08:30 GMT: Pakistan declares a "special day of love" for Prophet Mohammed (peace and blessings of God be on him), as fresh protests begin).

08:29 GMT: Pakistan menggantung perkhidmatan mudah alih di bandar-bandar utama untuk sebahagian besar hari Jumaat di tengah-tengah takut serangan ganas dalaman negara menteri Rehman Malik berkata. (08:29 GMT: Pakistan suspends mobile services in major cities for most part of Friday amid fear of terror attacks, the country’s interior minister Rehman Malik says).

08:15 GMT: Pakistan penunjuk perasaan anti-Amerika Syarikat telah dibakar 2 pawagam di bandar barat laut Peshawar, menurut pasukan keselamatan dan saksi. Satu orang telah tercedera, seperti polis bertempur dengan penunjuk perasaan marah yang menyerbu salah satu bangunan. Tindakan memulakan hari protes besar-besaran terhadap filem anti-Islam selepas menunaikan solat Jumaat. (08:15 GMT: Pakistani anti-US protesters have torched two cinemas in the northwestern city of Peshawar, according to security forces and witnesses. One person was wounded, as police clashed with angry demonstrators who stormed one of the buildings. The actions start a day of massive protests against the anti-Islam movie following Friday prayers).



Seekor Kucing 4 pound di 'Shelter Texas memerlukan Rumah'. . .
Salam DZ 'Qaidah September AssociatedPress '4 paun kuching di Shelter Texas Keperluan Rumah' A Utara Texas perlindungan haiwan mempunyai kucing 41 paun lemak bernama Skinny yang memerlukan rumah. Pegawai di Shelter Haiwan Richardson menjaga untuk 5 tahun berjalur oren. Dia digugurkan di kemudahan itu minggu lepas. (Salam Dz ‘Qaidah September AssociatedPress ‘4  pound Cat at Texas Shelter Needs Home’ A North Texas animal shelter has a 41-pound fat cat named Skinny who needs a home. Officials at the Richardson Animal Shelter are caring for the 5-year-old orange tabby. She was dropped off at the facility last week).

READ MORE/Baca lanjut http://rt.com/news/prophet-film-protest-timeline-636/

Choice of Freedom:  Mohammed (peace and blessings of God be on him) cartoons create discrepancy for France http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7_v4KpcpjE&feature=plcp

BBC - Pakistan Minister Offers $100,000 Bounty for Death of Film Maker - Innocence of Muslims http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAP7aJMS6Ks

Drone Hot Zone: 'US wants all-out civil war in Pakistan http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHPBGIl5Wns&feature=plcp

4  pound Cat at Texas Shelter Needs Home http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0GcKEdZ_dw&feature=plcp

Dz ‘Qaidah September: Pakistan cabinet minister ‘offers $100k to murder anti-Islam filmmaker’ . . .



Amerika Syarikat ‘Menetapkan di luar Seorang Mudah Marah Mencetuskan Peperangan Agama’ . . .

RT News (45 minit yang lalu. 10, Dz ‘Qaidah September 23) Misi diplomatik Amerika Syarikat  di seluruh DUNIA Islam sedang disasarkan oleh protes anti-Amerika, yang kini ke hujung minggu ke-2 mereka. Seorang menteri Pakistan tawarkan 100,000 ribu ringgit - untuk kematian pembuat filem mengejek Islam, yang mencetuskan kekacauan. Bagi RT bercakap Lawrence Freeman, yang dengan Kajian majalah Perisikan Eksekutif.

RT News (45 minutes ago. 10, Dz ‘Qaidah September 23) ‘US set off tinderbox triggering religious war' US diplomatic missions across the Muslim world are being targeted by more anti-American protests, which are now into their second weekend. A Pakistani minister has offered a hundred-thousand dollars - for the death of the maker of the Islam-mocking film, that sparked the unrest. For more RT talks to Lawrence Freeman, who's with Executive Intelligence Review magazine.

Menteri kabinet Pakistan 'Menawarkan $ 100k 
bunuh pembikin filem anti-Islam'. . .
By 1WC’sChannel  (10, Dz ‘Qaidah 1433), Sunday 23, September  2012

RT Berita - (Published: 23 September, 2012) Di tengah-tengah bantahan yang membunuh lebih daripada 20 orang di seluruh Pakistan pada hari Jumaat, menteri Kabinet negara itu tawarkan ganjaran $ 100,000 untuk membunuh pembikin filem Amerika Syarikat yang memperkecil-kecilkan Islam Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya). Menteri Ghulam Ahmad Bilour memberitahu Associated Press bahawa dia menggalakkan Taliban dan al-Qaeda untuk melaksanakan "tugas suci." Dia sendiri akan membayar ganjaran daripada poketnya, katanya.

"Saya mengumumkan hari ini bahawa ini menghina, ini berdosa yang telah bercakap karut tentang Nabi (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya), sesiapa yang membunuh beliau, saya akan memberi ganjaran kepadanya dengan $ 100,000," katanya pada sidang akhbar di Peshawar Sabtu. "Saya menjemput saudara Taliban dan saudara al-Qaeda untuk menyertai saya dalam misi yang mulia ini." Di seluruh DUNIA, umat Islam tersinggung telah menyatakan kemarahan mereka terhadap filem bertajuk "tidak bersalah umat Islam," yang didakwa dihasilkan oleh pembikin filem 55 tahun dan Mesir lahir Kristian Koptik, Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, juga dikenali sebagai Sam Bacile. Ancaman bunuh terhadap pembikin filem yang dikatakan sedang dibuat di seluruh laman web media sosial, yang menyebabkan lelaki California dan keluarganya untuk pergi ke bersembunyi.

"Saya juga mengumumkan bahawa tangan kerajaan orang ini lebih kepada saya, hati saya mengatakan saya akan menamatkan dia dengan tangan saya sendiri dan kemudian mereka boleh menggantung saya," kata menteri itu. Kerajaan Pakistan telah mengisytiharkan bahawa ia telah dikaitkan dirinya daripada kenyataan menteri. Tetapi sebagai protes tercetus, kemarahan pada pembikin filem terus bancuh di kalangan orang-orang yang merasakan sendiri tersinggung dengan 13-minit anti-Islam Clip YouTube. "Inysa‘Allah, kita akan membunuhnya," tulis seorang pengguna Facebook dari Karachi, Pakistan.

Dan sebagai lebih daripada 5,000 penunjuk perasaan berarak ke arah parlimen di Islamabad Sabtu, terdapat banyak melaungkan tentang pembikin filem yang marah begitu banyak di DUNIA. Mengetahui bahawa dia telah melakukan jenayah oleh merestui pembunuhan, Menteri Bilour berkata beliau bersedia untuk menjalankan perbuatan sendiri. "Hukuman bagi orang-orang yang menghinakan Nabi (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) kita," penunjuk perasaan melaungkan manakala rali di ibu negara, hanya sehari selepas keganasan yang luar biasa meletus di seluruh negara.

Pakistan cabinet minister ‘offers $100k to murder
anti-Islam filmmaker’ . . .

RT News - (Published: 23 September, 2012) Amid protests that killed more than 20 people throughout Pakistan on Friday, the country’s Cabinet minister offered a $100,000 reward for the murder of the US filmmaker that ridiculed Islam’s Prophet Muhammad. Minister Ghulam Ahmad Bilour told the Associated Press that he encourages the Taliban and al-Qaeda to perform this “sacred duty.” He himself would pay the reward out of his pocket, he said.

“I announce today that this blasphemer, this sinner who has spoken nonsense about the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of God be on him), anyone who murders him, I will reward him with $100,000,” he said at a news conference in Peshawar Saturday. “I invite the Taliban brothers and the al-Qaeda brothers to join me in this blessed mission.” Worldwide, offended Muslims have expressed their outrage against the film titled “Innocence of Muslims,” which was allegedly produced by 55-year-old filmmaker and Egyptian-born Coptic Christian, Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, also known as Sam Bacile. Death threats against the alleged filmmaker are being made across social media websites, causing the Californian man and his family to go into hiding.

“I also announce that is the government hands this person over to me, my heart says I will finish him with my own hands and then they can hang me,” the minister said. The government of Pakistan has proclaimed that it has disassociated itself from the minister’s statement. But as protests raged on, anger at the filmmaker continued to brew among those who felt personally offended by the 13-minute anti-Muslim YouTube clip. “Inysa ‘Allah, we will kill him,” wrote one Facebook user from Karachi, Pakistan.

And as more than 5,000 protesters marched towards the parliament in Islamabad Saturday, there was much chanting about the filmmaker who enraged so much of the world. Knowing that he was committing a crime by endorsing murder, Minister Bilour said he was ready to carry out the deed himself. “Punishment for those who humiliated our Prophet,” (peace and blessings of God be on him) the protesters chanted while rallying in the capital, just a day after exceptional violence erupted throughout the country.


Drone Hot Zone: 'US wants all-out civil war in Pakistan http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHPBGIl5Wns&feature=plcp

US set off tinderbox triggering religious war http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHAiw9hwMnI&feature=plcp

Film Protesters ‘Clash With Police in Bangladesh’ . . .



Penunjuk perasaan Filem bertembung dengan Polis di Bangladesh . . .
By 1WC’sChannel  (10, Dz ‘Qaidah 1433), Sunday 23, September  2012

AssociatedPress - Markah orang cedera hari Sabtu dalam pertempuran di ibu kota Bangladesh antara polis dan ratusan umat Islam yang membantah sebuah filem yang dihasilkan di Amerika Syarikat yang mencemuh Islam Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya). (AssociatedPress - 'Film Protesters Clash With Police in Bangladesh' Scores of people were injured Saturday in clashes in Bangladesh's capital between police and hundreds of Muslims who were protesting a film produced in the United States that denigrates Islam's Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him).

‘30 cedera, ‘40 ditahan sebagai pertembungan polis 
Bangladesh dengan penunjuk perasaan (PHOTOS) . . .

Pertempuran meletus di ibu negara Bangladesh selepas puluhan orang membanjiri jalan-jalan membantah terhadap sebuah filem buatan Amerika Syarikat anti-Islam, walaupun pengharaman 24 jam. Polis menggunakan gas pemedih mata untuk menyuraikan orang ramai membaling batu. Puluhan mengalami kecederaan. Beratus-ratus penunjuk perasaan Islam cuba ke peringkat perhimpunan anti-Amerika di ibu kota Dhaka pada pagi Sabtu. Polis terpaksa menggunakan gas pemedih mata dan cota sebagai keluar dari kawalan orang ramai pasukan keselamatan diserang, dibakar dan kenderaan sebuah van polis musnah. Harian Star bahasa Inggeris tempatan akhbar meletakkan beberapa orang cedera dalam pertempuran untuk sekurang-kurangnya 30 orang, termasuk penguatkuasa undang-undang, dan bilangan yang ditangkap pada 40 penunjuk perasaan.

Violent clashes erupted in Bangladeshi capital after scores of people flooded the streets protesting against a US-made anti-Islam film, despite a 24-hour ban. Police used teargas to disperse a stone-throwing crowd. Dozens sustained injuries. Hundreds of Islamist protesters tried to stage an anti-American rally in the capital city of Dhaka on Saturday morning. Police had to use teargas and batons as the out-of-control crowd attacked security forces, torched vehicles and damaged a police van. Local English newspaper Daily Star put a number of those injured in clashes to at least 30 people, including law enforcers, and the number of arrested at 40 protesters.

A motorcycle is seen ablaze inside the premises of the National Press Club in Dhaka September 22, 2012 (Reuters / Stringer)
Motosikal dilihat dibakar di dalam premis Kelab Akhbar Kebangsaan di Dhaka September 22, 2012 (A motorcycle is seen ablaze inside the premises of the National Press Club in Dhaka September 22, 2012) (Reuters/Stringer)

Keganasan pada mulanya bermula di dalam bangunan kelab akhbar selepas pemimpin dan aktivis pihak Islam berkumpul di sana cuba mengadakan protes mereka, edisi laporan akhbar online. Mereka cuba untuk muncul dari kelab akhbar dalam satu perarakan, tetapi polis menghalang mereka kerana larangan 24-jam, yang telah dikenakan oleh Polis Metropolitan Dhaka (DMP) lewat kelmarin. Sekatan melarang semua protes berhampiran masjid Mokarram Baitul utama di bandar ini untuk mengelakkan massa tiada rehat. Beberapa penunjuk perasaan bertindak balas dengan membuang cip bata pada polis dari dalam bangunan.

Pada masa yang sama, orang lain keluar untuk bertembung dengan pasukan keselamatan, menghenti-kan lalu lintas di jalan raya berdekatan. Polis yang dikepung 3 pintu kelab akhbar dan menahan pemimpin dan aktivis yang cuba untuk meninggalkan premis. "Mereka mencabar pengharaman kami dan cuba untuk peringkat bantahan terhadap filem anti-Islam. Pada satu peringkat, mereka mula melontar batu pada polis, "AFP memetik jurucakap polis Dhaka Masudur Rahman sebagai berkata.

Perikatan yang melancarkan bantahan telah dipanggil mogok di seluruh negara pada hari Ahad untuk meneruskan demonstrasi besar-besaran terhadap tidak bersalah filem umat Islam dan kartun Perancis mengejek Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya), yang kedua-duanya telah menimbulkan kemarahan besar-besaran di seluruh DUNIA Islam.

Bangladeshi firefighters extinguish a smouldering motorcycle set on fire during a demonstration against the US-made anti-Islam film mocking the Prophet Mohammed in Dhaka on September 22, 2012 (AFP Photo /Munir uz Zaman)
Anggota bomba Bangladesh memadamkan motosikal membara dibakar semasa demonstrasi terhadap filem buatan Amerika Syarikat anti-Islam mengejek Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) di Dhaka pada 22 September 2012 (AFP Photo/Munir uz Zaman) (Bangladeshi firefighters extinguish a smouldering motorcycle set on fire during a demonstration against the US-made anti-Islam film mocking the Prophet Mohammed in Dhaka on September 22, 2012). (AFP Photo/Munir uz Zaman)

A policeman arrests a protester in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka September 22, 2012 (Reuters / Andrew Biraj)
Seorang anggota polis membuat tangkapan penunjuk perasaan di hadapan Kelab Akhbar Kebangsaan di Dhaka September 22, 2012 (A policeman arrests a protester in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka September 22, 2012 (Reuters/Andrew Biraj) (Reuters/Andrew Biraj)

The violence initially started inside the press club building after leaders and activists of the Islamic parties assembled there tried to hold their protest, the online edition of the newspaper reports. They attempted to emerge from the press club in a procession, but police barred them because of the 24-hour ban, which was imposed by Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) late Friday. The restriction prohibits all protests near the city's main Baitul Mokarram mosque to avoid mass unrests. Some of the protesters responded by throwing brick chips at the police from inside the building.

At the same time, others came out to clash with the security forces, halting the traffic on the road nearby. Police cordoned off the three gates of the press club and detained the leaders and activists who tried to leave the premises. “They defied our ban and tried to stage a protest against the anti-Islam film. At one stage, they started pelting stones at policemen,” AFP quotes Dhaka police spokesman Masudur Rahman as saying.

The alliance which staged the protest has called a nationwide strike on Sunday to continue mass demonstration against the film Innocence of Muslims and French cartoons mocking the Prophet Mohammed (peace and blessings of God be on him), which both have stirred mass outrage across the Muslim WORLD. 

A Bangladeshi Muslim protester looks from a prison van after he was arrested at a violent protest in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka September 22, 2012 (Reuters / Andrew Biraj)
Seorang penunjuk perasaan Bangladesh Islam kelihatan dalam van penjara selepas dia ditangkap di protes ganas di hadapan Kelab Akhbar Kebangsaan di Dhaka September 22, 2012 (Reuters/Andrew Biraj) (A Bangladeshi Muslim protester looks from a prison van after he was arrested at a violent protest in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka September 22, 2012) (Reuters/Andrew Biraj)

Keganasan terbaru datang sehari selepas kira-kira 1,000 rakyat Bangladesh telah mengambil jalan-jalan di ibu kota. Protes dibakar "keranda Barack Obama" dilindungi oleh bendera Amerika Syarikat bersama-sama dengan patung presiden Amerika. Aktivis parti-parti politik yang berbeza Islam juga dipentaskan gantung olok-olok Sam Bacile, pembikin filem didakwa di sebalik filem anti-Islam, AP melaporkan. Penunjuk perasaan itu juga membakar bendera Perancis dalam tindak balas kepada kartun Nabi (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) dalam majalah Perancis.

Sementara itu di Nigeria, yang juga bersepahan dengan protes anti-Amerika Syarikat, ramai penunjuk perasaan menjangkau beberapa kilometer melalui bandar yang terbesar, Kano. Penunjuk perasaan, yang diketuai oleh Pergerakan Islam Nigeria dan kumpulan pro-Iran, telah menjerit "Kematian untuk Amerika, kematian kepada Israel dan kematian untuk musuh-musuh Islam." Penunjuk perasaan juga membawa potret Presiden Amerika Syarikat, Barack Obama dan Amerika dan bendera Israel. Di Pakistan protes ganas terus Sabtu, sehari selepas pertempuran maut berakhir dengan kira-kira 20 orang terbunuh dan lebih 200 cedera.

Orang ramai kira-kira 1,500 orang, termasuk wanita dan kanak-kanak, berhimpun aman di ibu kota, Pakistan, Islamabad. Mereka kemudian berkumpul berhampiran bangunan Parlimen, melaungkan slogan anti-Amerika Syarikat dan menuntut hukuman yang ketat bagi pembikin filem. Seorang menteri kabinet tawaran ganjaran $ 100,000 untuk kematian pengarah filem. Tidak bersalah umat Islam, sebuah filem bajet rendah yang dibuat di California, telah mencetuskan gelombang protes anti-Amerika berdarah di lebih daripada 20 buah negara di seluruh DUNIA Islam. Demonstrasi besar-besaran ganas telah berpanjangan selama lebih daripada 10 hari, meninggalkan skor mati dan cedera.

A policeman arrests a protester in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka September 22, 2012 (Reuters / Andrew Biraj)
Seorang anggota polis tangkapan penunjuk perasaan di hadapan Kelab Akhbar Kebangsaan di Dhaka September 22, 2012 (Reuters/Andrew Biraj) (A policeman arrests a protester in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka September 22, 2012) (Reuters/Andrew Biraj)

Bangladeshi police detain an activist during a demonstration against the US-made anti-Islam film mocking the Prophet Mohammed in Dhaka on September 22, 2012 (AFP Photo /Munir uz Zaman)
Bangladesh polis menahan seorang aktivis semasa demonstrasi terhadap filem buatan Amerika Syarikat anti-Islam mengejek Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) di Dhaka pada 22 September 2012 (AFP PhotoMunir uz Zaman) (Bangladeshi police detain an activist during a demonstration against the US-made anti-Islam film mocking the Prophet Mohammed (peace and blessings of God be on him) in Dhaka on September 22, 2012) (AFP PhotoMunir uz Zaman)

Bangladeshi Muslims shout slogans after burning a mock coffin of U.S President Barack Obama during a protest in front of the National Mosque in Dhaka September 21, 2012 (Reuters / Andrew Biraj)
Bangladesh Islam menjerit slogan selepas membakar keranda olok-olok Presiden Amerika Syarikat, Barack Obama semasa protes di hadapan Masjid Negara di Dhaka September 21, 2012 (Reuters/Andrew Biraj) (Bangladeshi Muslims shout slogans after burning a mock coffin of U.S President Barack Obama during a protest in front of the National Mosque in Dhaka September 21, 2012) (Reuters/Andrew Biraj)

Bangladeshi Muslims perform a mock execution of the filmmaker of an anti-Islam film made in the U.S. during a protest in front of the National Mosque in Dhaka September 21, 2012 (Reuters / Andrew Biraj)
Bangladesh umat Islam melaksanakan pelaksanaan olok-olok pembikin filem filem anti-Islam yang dibuat di Amerika Syarikat semasa protes di hadapan Masjid Negara di Dhaka September 21, 2012 (Reuters/Andrew Biraj) (Bangladeshi Muslims perform a mock execution of the filmmaker of an anti-Islam film made in the U.S. during a protest in front of the National Mosque in Dhaka September 21, 2012) (Reuters/Andrew Biraj)

Bangladeshi Muslims burn a picture of U.S. President Barack Obama during a protest in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka September 21, 2012 (Reuters / Andrew Biraj)
Bangladesh Islam membakar gambar Presiden Amerika Syarikat, Barack Obama semasa protes di hadapan Kelab Akhbar Kebangsaan di Dhaka September 21, 2012 (Reuters/Andrew Biraj) (Bangladeshi Muslims burn a picture of U.S. President Barack Obama during a protest in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka September 21, 2012) (Reuters/Andrew Biraj)

Bangladeshi Muslims shout slogans and kick as they burn a mock coffin of U.S. President Barack Obama during a protest in front of the National Mosque in Dhaka September 21, 2012 (Reuters / Andrew Biraj)
Bangladesh Islam menjerit slogan dan menendang kerana mereka membakar keranda olok-olok Presiden Amerika Syarikat, Barack Obama semasa protes di hadapan Masjid Negara di Dhaka September 21, 2012 (Reuters/Andrew Biraj) (Bangladeshi Muslims shout slogans and kick as they burn a mock coffin of U.S. President Barack Obama during a protest in front of the National Mosque in Dhaka September 21, 2012) (Reuters/Andrew Biraj)

Bangladeshi Muslims burn U.S. and French flags as they shout slogans during a protest in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka September 21, 2012 (Reuters / Andrew Biraj)
Bangladesh umat Islam membakar Amerika Syarikat dan bendera Perancis kerana mereka menjerit slogan semasa protes di hadapan Kelab Akhbar Kebangsaan di Dhaka September 21, 2012 (Reuters/Andrew Biraj) (Bangladeshi Muslims burn U.S. and French flags as they shout slogans during a protest in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka September 21, 2012) (Reuters/Andrew Biraj)

Bangladeshi demonstrators march with a mock coffin of US President Barack Obama during a protest against satirical cartoons and an internet film mocking Islam in Dhaka on September 21, 2012 (AFP Photo / Munir uz Zaman)
Bangladesh penunjuk perasaan berarak dengan keranda olok-olok Presiden Amerika Syarikat, Barack Obama semasa protes terhadap kartun secara menyindir dan filem internet mengejek Islam di Dhaka pada 21 September, 2012 (AFP Photo/Munir uz Zaman) (Bangladeshi demonstrators march with a mock coffin of US President Barack Obama during a protest against satirical cartoons and an internet film mocking Islam in Dhaka on September 21, 2012) (AFP Photo/Munir uz Zaman)

The latest violence comes a day after some 1,000 Bangladeshis took the streets of the capital. The protests burnt down a “coffin of Barack Obama” covered by the US flag along with the effigy of the American president. Activists of different Islamic political parties also staged a mock hanging of Sam Bacile, the alleged filmmaker behind the anti-Islam movie, AP reported. Protesters also burnt a French flag in response to cartoons of the Prophet (peace and blessings of God be on him) in a French magazine.

Meanwhile in Nigeria, also littered with anti-US protests, a crowd of demonstrators stretched several kilometers through the largest city, Kano.  Protesters, led by the Islamic Movement of Nigeria and a pro-Iranian group, were shouting “Death to America, death to Israel and death to the enemies of Islam.” Demonstrators also carried portraits of US President Barack Obama and American and Israeli flags. In Pakistan violent protests continued Saturday, a day after deadly clashes ended up with around 20 people killed and more than 200 injured.

The crowd of about 1,500 people, including women and children, peacefully rallied in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad. They later gathered near parliament building, chanting anti-US slogans and demanding a strict punishment for the filmmaker. A cabinet minister offered a $100,000 reward for the death of the film’s director. Innocence of Muslims, a low-budget film made in California, has triggered a wave of bloody anti-American protests in more than a 20 countries across the Muslim WORLD. Violent mass demonstrations have been lasting for more than 10 days, leaving scores of dead and injured.


Photo: AP Seorang wanita Iran dikir slogan kerana dia memegang salinan kitab suci al-Quran, umat Islam, di hadapan Kedutaan Perancis di Tehran, Iran, Khamis, Sept 20, 2012, semasa bantahan penerbitan karikatur itu IslamNabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) oleh mingguan secara menyindir Perancis. Majoriti umat Islam telah tidak diambil ke jalan-jalan atas filem mengejek Nabi Muhamma d(keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya), dan di sebalik kemarahan awam dilihat perbahasan yang lebih diukur mengambil tempat lebih berapa banyak kebebasan bersuara adalah diterima dalam dunia Islam. Walaupun ramai yang rindu untuk lebih keterbukaan, beberapa jika ada akan pergi sejauh menerima hak untuk menghujat sebagai ujian muktamad kebebasan bersuara. (Photo: AP An Iranian woman chants slogans as she holds a copy of the Quran, Muslims' holy book, in front of the French Embassy in Tehran, Iran, Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012, during a protest the publication of caricatures of Islam's Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him) by a French satirical weekly. The vast majority of Muslims have not taken to the streets over a film mocking the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him), and behind the visible public anger a more measured debate is taking place over how much free speech is acceptable in the Muslim world. While many do yearn for more openness, few if any will go as far as accepting the right to blaspheme as the ultimate test of freedom of speech).

WORLD News ‘Islam vs toleransi dibahaskan dalam panggilan filem Nabi itu’ . . .

CAIRO (AP) - Di sebalik kemarahan seluruh filem mengejek Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya), bantahan awam memberi laluan kepada perbahasan yang diukur ke atas kebebasan bersuara di DUNIA Islam yang baru.

Tetapi manakala banyak mengidamkan lebih keterbukaan, beberapa jika ada akan pergi setakat untuk mengatakan bahawa termasuk hak untuk menghujat. Marah teriakan "Tidak, tidak ke Amerika!" dan "Tidak kepada Israel!" telah diseimbangkan oleh suara mengutuk keganasan selama seminggu yang telah disasarkan kedutaan Barat Amerika Syarikat dan lain-lain dan meninggalkan lebih daripada 30 mati di 7 negara, termasuk Duta Chris Stevens dan 3 rakyat Amerika lain di Konsulat Amerika Syarikat di Benghazi, Libya.

"Umat Islam perlu tahu bahawa kumpulan pelampau Islam menanggung beberapa tanggungjawab untuk kegemparan yang berlaku sekarang, dan bagi perlanggaran budaya DUNIA," kata Sheik Hameed Marouf, seorang ulama Sunni di Baghdad.

"Orang-orang yang sederhana dan ulama di DUNIA Islam perlu melakukan yang terbaik mereka untuk mengasingkan dan menghentikan kumpulan itu yang tidak mewakili nilai sebenar yang sederhana agama kita." Pelampau agama - sama ada Muslim, Yahudi atau Kristian - "akan membawa hanya kepada lebih banyak pembunuhan dan banyak lagi perbuatan menghujat," katanya.

Kemarahan adalah masih dirasai lebih video anti-Islam yang dibuat di California, serta kartun politik Perancis yang memperkecil-kecilkan Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya), tetapi kebanyakan DUNIA Arab telah tidak dilihat sebagai protes untuk banyak minggu ini.

Jalan-jalan sekitar Kedutaan Amerika Syarikat di Kaherah, di mana pertempuran tercetus selama beberapa hari, adalah agak tenang Khamis. Pasukan keselamatan Mesir meronda bersahaja bersandar senapang mereka terhadap dinding kompaun yang sama yang telah diskalakan oleh penunjuk perasaan marah hanya minggu lepas.

Pelonggaran keganasan mencerminkan keseimbangan bahawa Mesir dan negara-negara Islam yang lain cuba untuk mencari kerana mereka bekerja untuk menyuburkan demokrasi dalam masyarakat di mana kekufuran adalah satu jenayah. "Tidak syak lagi bahawa kebanyakan umat Islam mengambil kesalahan pada sesiapa yang mengejek Nabi (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya)," kata Mustafa Alani, seorang penganalisis di Geneva berasaskan Teluk Pusat Penyelidikan. "Jurang yang besar adalah lebih sambutan majoriti umat Islam memahami bahawa DUNIA kini saling berkaitan dan semua jenis bahan – yang baik atau yang menyinggung - menuangkan masuk"

"Apa yang kita lihat sekarang adalah kemarahan terhadap kedua-dua filem dan, DUNIA yang saling, secara tidak langsung," katanya. Tindak balas ganas terbentang dari Indonesia ke Maghribi, tetapi di mana-mana umat Islam mengambil di jalan-jalan secara beramai-ramai untuk membantah filem.

Di Kaherah, tidak pernah lebih daripada 2,000 penunjuk perasaan di luar Kedutaan Amerika Syarikat  pada mana-mana titik sepanjang empat hari protes. Dan yang paling dipercayai untuk menjadi Islamis ultraconservative, yang dikenali sebagai Salafi, walaupun pegawai-pegawai Amerika Syarikat berkata orang ramai beralih dari masa ke semasa dan akhirnya tergalvani oleh kumpulan-kumpulan gaduh remaja. Salafi sedang mencari pembentukan sebuah negara Islam yang diasaskan pada tafsiran yang ketat undang-undang Syariah.

"Segala-galanya, reaksi kita, adalah cara, cara di atas," kata Ali Abdel Halim, seorang graduan 22-year-old perniagaan dari Kaherah, yang tidak mengambil bahagian dalam pertempuran tetapi berkata beliau melawat kawasan sekitar kedutaan untuk menonton mereka.

"Saya fikir filem itu bertujuan untuk memprovokasi kita sebagai orang Islam," katanya. "Pandangan peribadi saya adalah bahawa kita sepatutnya diabaikan. Ia menerima lebih perhatian daripada yang sewajarnya. Betul, adalah ia orang mati untuk bernilai."

Lebih sedekad yang lalu, diktator telah digulingkan di 4 negara Timur Tengah - Iraq, Mesir, Tunisia dan Libya - dan satu perlima terancam di Syria. Dengan itu telah datang memeluk meluas perhimpunan dan kebebasan agama yang telah diadakan di dalam semakan oleh rejim yang berwibawa selama beberapa dekad.

Khalil al-Anani, seorang pakar dalam gerakan Islam, meramalkan ia akan mengambil generasi atau lebih bagi negara-negara Timur Tengah untuk membangunkan demokrasi kerja yang menghormati hak individu dan nilai-nilai Islam sepenuhnya.

"DUNIA Arab adalah di pinggir memilih antara menyertai DUNIA moden dan perkembangan politik, atau untuk kekal sebagai dalam beberapa abad yang lalu," katanya. "Tidak perlu trade-off. Tetapi ia adalah satu cabaran besar, dan ia akan mengambil masa."

Iraq merupakan negara pertama Timur Tengah untuk memeluk demokrasi selepas pencerobohan 2003 diketuai Amerika Syarikat yang menggulingkan Saddam Hussein, tetapi ia boleh dikatakan lebih stabil berbanding sebelum ini. "Umat Islam diajar untuk mati untuk Tuhan, hidup untuk Allah, jadi saya berfikir bahawa peluang kesederhanaan adalah terhad dalam DUNIA Islam kita," Baghdad pengusaha Hassan Rahim berkata Khamis. "Barat harus menerima hakikat bahawa umat Islam mungkin bertolak ansur dengan tahap tertentu kritikan mengenai Islam, tetapi tidak ejek-ejekan atau kekufuran."

Di Mesir, al-Anani berkata, kerajaan perlu menggalakkan pemikiran progresif dengan mengepam lebih banyak dana ke sekolah agama yang menawarkan pelbagai tafsiran teks Islam - dan bukan hanya pandangan konservatif. Pengaruh Salafi meningkat di Mesir sejak sedekad yang lalu, dalam sebahagian kerana sekolah-sekolah dan pertumbuhan TV satelit, mana ulama konservatif gunakan untuk mempromosikan pandangan pelampau dan, sering, ucapan benci terhadap Kristian dan Yahudi.

Video anti-Islam, seperti kartun Denmark mengejek Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) beberapa tahun lalu, dipercayai oleh sesetengah orang sebagai sebahagian daripada konspirasi terhadap umat Islam untuk memprovokasi mereka ke dalam keganasan. Tetapi walaupun suara kesederhanaan mengenai isu itu berada dalam perjanjian dengan militan bahawa filem, kartun terbaru Perancis merendahkan martabat Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) dan karikatur Denmark sebelumnya mereka tidak boleh diterima sebagai kebebasan bersuara.

Di masjid al-Azhar di Kaherah, yang dianggap sebagai tempat duduk utama pengajian Islam Sunni dan suara tradisional kesederhanaan, Grand Imam Ahmed al-Tayeb memanggil bagi undang-undang antarabangsa yang memastikan rasa hormat terhadap agama dan kesalahan dengan kekufuran.

Sementara itu, pihak berkuasa kehakiman di Mesir telah berkata mereka akan uji mereka di sebalik filem itu tanpa hadir di hadapan mahkamah jenayah. Pendekatan kepada agama membahagikan Mesir, mewujudkan garis kesalahan antara Islam dan sekular serta antara pelbagai warna Islamis. Itu Salafi menerajui protes adalah bukti perpecahan itu. Ikhwanul Muslimin, dari mana Islamis Presiden Mohammed Morsi berasal, telah menjauhkan diri dari protes, hanya mengutuk filem itu dan memanggil untuk demonstrasi aman.

Kerajaan Morsi juga meningkatkan kepolisan rusuhan selepas Presiden Barack Obama panggil Mesir tidak sekutu mahupun musuh, tetapi "kerajaan baru yang cuba untuk mencari jalan." Washington mula ditayangkan iklan di Pakistan minggu ini mengutuk video di cawangan zaitun untuk DUNIA Islam (an olive branch to the Muslim WORLD).

Di Bandar Gaza, Shukri Abu Fadel, seorang guru 42 tahun, dengan bangganya berkata beliau menyertai penunjuk perasaan yang telah menunjukkan aman - rukun asas demokrasi. "Kami menghantar mesej bantahan kita dengan cara yang bertamadun dan moden, dan ia perlu diketahui bahawa filem ini mempunyai bersatu umat Islam dan Kristian di Timur Tengah, dan telah menyatukan semua penganut yang kuat dalam Tuhan seluruh DUNIA," Fadel berkata ketika dia meninggalkan masjid.

Associated Press Penulis Sameer N. Yacoub di Baghdad, Rebecca Santana di Islamabad, Brian Murphy di Dubai, dan Ibrahim Barzak di Bandar Gaza menyumbang kepada laporan ini.

Photo: AP Para Pengikut Libya Ansar al-Syariah Briged dan lain-lain militia Islam, mengadakan demonstrasi terhadap filem dan kartun yang mengecam Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) di Benghazi, Libya, Friday, Sept 21, 2012. (Photo: AP Libyan followers of Ansar al-Shariah Brigades and other Islamic militias, hold a demonstration against a film and a cartoon denigrating the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him) in Benghazi, Libya, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012).

Photo: AP Para pengikut Libya Ansar al-Shariah Briged dan lain-lain militia Islam mengadakan demonstrasi di Dataran Kemenangan terhadap filem dan kartun yang mengecam Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) di Benghazi, Libya, Friday, Sept 21, 2012. (Photo: AP Libyan followers of Ansar al-Shariah Brigades and other Islamic militias hold a demonstration in Victory Square, against a film and a cartoon denigrating the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him) in Benghazi, Libya, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012).

Photo: AP Penunjuk perasaan Palestin memegang al-Quran, kitab suci Islam, semasa protes terhadap "tidak bersalah orang Islam" filem, di bandar Tebing Barat Jenin, khamis, Sept 20, 2012, sebagai sebahagian kemarahan meluas di seluruh Muslimdunia tentang filem menghina Islam Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya). Majoriti umat Islam telah tidak diambil ke jalan-jalan atas filem mengejek Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya), dan di sebalik kemarahan awam dilihat perbahasan yang lebih diukur mengambil tempat lebih berapa banyak kebebasan bersuara adalah diterima dalam dunia Islam. Walaupun ramai yang rindu untuk lebih keterbukaan, beberapa jika ada akan pergi sejauh menerima hak untuk menghujat sebagai ujian muktamad kebebasan bersuara. (Photo: AP Palestinian protesters hold a Quran, the Muslim holy book, during a protest against the movie "Innocence of Muslims", in the West Bank town of Jenin, Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012, as part of widespread anger across the Muslim world about a film ridiculing Islam's Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him). The vast majority of Muslims have not taken to the streets over a film mocking the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him), and behind the visible public anger a more measured debate is taking place over how much free speech is acceptable in the Muslim world. While many do yearn for more openness, few if any will go as far as accepting the right to blaspheme as the ultimate test of freedom of speech).

Photo: AP Hezbollah wanita bertudung memakai kepala Arab yang membaca, "anda berkhidmat pada Nabi Allah  (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya)," semasa perhimpunan satu mengecam sebuah filem anti-Islam yang telah menimbulkan seminggu kekacauan di negara-negara Islam di seluruh DUNIA, di pinggir bandar yang selatan Beirut, Lubnan. Majoriti umat Islam telah tidak diambil ke jalan-jalan atas filem mengejek Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya), dan di sebalik kemarahan awam dilihat perbahasan yang lebih diukur mengambil tempat lebih berapa banyak kebebasan bersuara adalah diterima dalam DUNIA Islam. Walaupun ramai yang rindu untuk lebih keterbukaan, beberapa jika ada akan pergi sejauh menerima hak untuk menghujat sebagai ujian muktamad kebebasan bersuara. (Photo: AP Hezbollah veiled women wear Arabic headbands that read, "at your service God's prophet," (peace and blessings of God be on him) during a rally denouncing an anti-Islam film that has provoked a week of unrest in Muslim countries WORLD Wide, in the southern suburb of Beirut, Lebanon. The vast majority of Muslims have not taken to the streets over a film mocking the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him), and behind the visible public anger a more measured debate is taking place over how much free speech is acceptable in the Muslim WORLD. While many do yearn for more openness, few if any will go as far as accepting the right to blaspheme as the ultimate test of freedom of speech).

Photo: AP Penunjuk perasaan menutup jalan utama semasa protes berhampiran kedutaan Amerika Syarikat di Kaherah, Mesir. Majoriti umat Islam telah mengambil ke jalan-jalan atas filem mengejek Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya), dan di sebalik kemarahan awam dilihat perbahasan yang lebih diukur mengambil tempat lebih berapa banyak kebebasan bersuara adalah diterima dalam DUNIA Islam. Walaupun ramai yang rindu untuk lebih keterbukaan, beberapa jika ada akan pergi sejauh menerima hak untuk menghujat sebagai ujian muktamad kebebasan bersuara. (Photo: AP Protesters close the main street during protests near the U.S. embassy in Cairo, Egypt. The vast majority of Muslims have not taken to the streets over a film mocking the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him), and behind the visible public anger a more measured debate is taking place over how much free speech is acceptable in the Muslim WORLD. While many do yearn for more openness, few if any will go as far as accepting the right to blaspheme as the ultimate test of freedom of speech).

Photo: AP Para wanita Bahraini mendengar di luar pusat komuniti agama di Sanabis, Bahrain, ke atas ulama Syiah Sheik Isa Qassim bercakap Thursday, September 20, 2012, kira-kira filem yang dibuat di Amerika Syarikat yang mencetuskan keganasan terhadap kedutaan Amerika Syarikat di Mesir, Libyadan Yaman. Qassim, yang ucapan yang telah dijangka pada monitor untuk ramai limpahan luar, menggesa negara-negara Barat untuk menghentikan pelampau dari Islam menghina Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya), berkata kebebasan bersuara tidak seharusnya termasuk menghina agama lain. Tanda-tanda yang berbunyi, "saya mengorbankan jiwa saya kepada anda, oh Nabi Tuhan," (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) dan "kita mengorbankan diri" merujuk kepada Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya). (Photo: AP Bahraini women listen outside a religious community center in Sanabis, Bahrain, to top Shiite cleric Sheik Isa Qassim speak Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012, about a film made in the United States that sparked violence against U.S. embassies in Egypt, Libya and Yemen. Qassim, whose speech was projected on monitors to overflow crowds outside, urged Western nations to stop extremists from insulting Islam's Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him), saying freedom of expression should not include insulting other faiths. The signs read, "I sacrifice my soul to you, oh Prophet of God," (peace and blessings of God be on him) and "we sacrifice ourselves" referring to Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him).

Photo: AP Seorang lelaki Libya memegang pelekat dalam Bahasa Inggeris semasa demonstrasi menentang serangan ke atas konsulat Amerika Syarikat yang mengorbankan 4 rakyat Amerika, termasuk duta, di Benghazi, Libya. Majoriti umat Islam telah tidak mengambil ke jalan-jalan atas filem mengejek Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya), dan di sebalik kemarahan awam dilihat perbahasan yang lebih diukur mengambil tempat lebih berapa banyak kebebasan bersuara adalah diterima dalam DUNIA Islam. Walaupun ramai yang rindu untuk lebih keterbukaan, beberapa jika ada akan pergi sejauh menerima hak untuk menghujat sebagai ujian muktamad kebebasan bersuara. (Photo: AP A Libyan man holds a placard in English during a demonstration against the attack on the U.S. consulate that killed four Americans, including the ambassador, in Benghazi, Libya. The vast majority of Muslims have not taken to the streets over a film mocking the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him), and behind the visible public anger a more measured debate is taking place over how much free speech is acceptable in the Muslim world. While many do yearn for more openness, few if any will go as far as accepting the right to blaspheme as the ultimate test of freedom of speech).

Photo: AP lelaki Kurang Upaya Afghani menjerit slogan anti-Amerika semasa protes aman terhadap filem anti-Islam "tidak bersalah orang Islam," yang dihasilkan di Amerika Syarikat, di bandar Jalalabad, timur Kabul, Afghanistan, Sabtu, Sept 22, 2012. Sekurang-kurangnya 49 orang, termasuk duta Amerika Syarikat ke Libya, telah dibunuh bulan ini dalam keganasan yang dikaitkan dengan filem, yang juga telah diperbaharui Perdebatan kebebasan bersuara di Amerika Syarikat dan di Eropah. (Photo: AP Disabled Afghani men shout anti-American slogans during a peaceful protest against the anti-Islam film "Innocence of Muslims," produced in the United States, in the city of Jalalabad, east of Kabul, Afghanistan, Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012. At least 49 people, including the U.S. ambassador to Libya, have been killed this month in violence linked to the film, which also has renewed debate over freedom of expression in the U.S. and in Europe).

Photo: AP Islam memegang pelekat di luar Kedutaan Amerika Syarikat  semasa protes terhadap "tidak bersalah orang Islam"-besaran Amerika filem yang denigrates Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) di luar sebuah masjid di Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Jumaat, Sept 21, 2012. (Photo: AP Muslims holds a placard outside U.S. Embassy during a protest against the American-produced film "Innocence of Muslims"which denigrates the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him) outside a mosque in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Friday, Sept. 21, 2012).

Photo: AP  Para penunjuk perasaan Pakistan bertindak balas kepada gas pemedih mata dilepaskan oleh polis, semasa pertempuran meletus sebagai penunjuk perasaan cuba untuk mendekati kedutaan Amerika Syarikat, di Islamabad, Pakistan, Khamis, Sept 20, 2012. Beratus-ratus Pakistan marah pada filem yang anti-Islam yang mencemuh agama Nabi (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) bertempur dengan polis di ibu negara Pakistan Khamis, menunjukkan yang paling ganas kemarahan pada hari yang menyaksikan demonstrasi yang lebih kecil di Indonesia, Iran dan Afghanistan. Majoriti umat Islam mengambil ke jalan-jalan atas filem mengejek Nabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya), dan di sebalik kemarahan awam dilihat perbahasan yang lebih diukur mengambil tempat lebih berapa banyak kebebasan bersuara adalah diterima dalam DUNIA Islam. Walaupun ramai yang rindu untuk lebih keterbukaan, beberapa jika ada akan pergi sejauh menerima hak untuk menghujat sebagai ujian muktamad kebebasan bersuara. (Photo: AP A Pakistani protester reacts to tear gas fired by police, during clashes erupted as protestors tried to approach the U.S. embassy, in Islamabad, Pakistan, Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012. Hundreds of Pakistanis angry at an anti-Islam film that denigrates the religion's prophet (peace and blessings of God be on him) clashed with police in the Pakistani capital Thursday, the most violent show of anger in a day that saw smaller demonstrations in Indonesia, Iran and Afghanistan. The vast majority of Muslims have not taken to the streets over a film mocking the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him), and behind the visible public anger a more measured debate is taking place over how much free speech is acceptable in the Muslim world. While many do yearn for more openness, few if any will go as far as accepting the right to blaspheme as the ultimate test of freedom of speech).

WORLD News ‘Islam vs tolerance debated in Prophet film's wake’ . . .

Photo: AP Seorang wanita Iran dikir slogan kerana dia memegang salinan kitab suci al-Quran, umat Islam, di hadapan Kedutaan Perancis di Tehran, Iran, Khamis, Sept 20, 2012, semasa bantahan penerbitan karikatur itu IslamNabi Muhammad (keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya) oleh mingguan secara menyindir Perancis. Majoriti umat Islam telah tidak diambil ke jalan-jalan atas filem mengejek Nabi Muhamma d(keamanan dan rahmat Allah ke atasnya), dan di sebalik kemarahan awam dilihat perbahasan yang lebih diukur mengambil tempat lebih berapa banyak kebebasan bersuara adalah diterima dalam dunia Islam. Walaupun ramai yang rindu untuk lebih keterbukaan, beberapa jika ada akan pergi sejauh menerima hak untuk menghujat sebagai ujian muktamad kebebasan bersuara. (Photo: AP An Iranian woman chants slogans as she holds a copy of the Quran, Muslims' holy book, in front of the French Embassy in Tehran, Iran, Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012, during a protest the publication of caricatures of Islam's Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him) by a French satirical weekly. The vast majority of Muslims have not taken to the streets over a film mocking the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him), and behind the visible public anger a more measured debate is taking place over how much free speech is acceptable in the Muslim world. While many do yearn for more openness, few if any will go as far as accepting the right to blaspheme as the ultimate test of freedom of speech).

CAIRO (AP) - Behind the anger over a film mocking the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him), public protest is giving way to measured debate over free speech in the new Muslim WORLD.

But while many crave more openness, few if any will go so far as to say that includes the right to blaspheme. Angry shouts of "No, no to America!" and "No to Israel!" have been balanced by voices condemning the weeklong violence that has targeted U.S. and other Western embassies and left more than 30 dead in seven countries, including Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans at the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya.

"Muslims should know that Islamic extremist groups bear some responsibility for the uproar taking place now, and for the collision of the world cultures," said Sheik Hameed Marouf, a Sunni cleric in Baghdad.

"The moderate people and clerics in the Islamic world should do their best to isolate and stop such groups that do not represent the true moderate values of our religion." Religious extremists - whether Muslim, Jewish or Christian - "will lead only to more killings and more blasphemous acts," he said.

Anger is still palpable over the anti-Islam video made in California, as well as French political cartoons that denigrate Muhammad, but most of the Arab world has not seen protests for much of this week.

The streets around the U.S. Embassy in Cairo, where clashes raged for days, were relatively quiet Thursday. Egyptian security forces patrolling the area casually leaned their rifles against the same compound walls that were scaled by angry protesters just last week.

The easing of the violence reflects the balance that Egypt and other Islamic nations are trying to find as they work to nourish democracy in societies where blasphemy is a crime. "There is no doubt that most Muslims take offense at anyone mocking the prophet," said Mustafa Alani, an analyst at the Geneva-based Gulf Research Center. "The great divide is over the response. The vast majority of Muslims understand that the world is now interconnected and all kinds of material - good or offensive - pours in."

"What we see now is a rage against both the film and, indirectly, the interconnected WORLD," he said. The violent backlash stretched from Indonesia to Morocco, but nowhere did Muslims take to the streets en masse to protest the film.

In Cairo, there were never more than 2,000 demonstrators outside the U.S. Embassy at any point during four days of protests. And most were believed to be ultraconservative Islamists, known as Salafis, although U.S. officials say the crowd shifted over time and eventually was galvanized by gangs of rowdy teenagers. Salafis are seeking the creation of an Islamic state founded on a strict interpretation of Shariah law.

"The whole thing, our reaction, was way, way over the top," said Ali Abdel-Halim, a 22-year-old business graduate from Cairo, who did not participate in the clashes but said he visited the area around the embassy to watch them.

"I think the film is meant to provoke us as Muslims," he said. "My personal view is that we should have ignored it. It received much more attention than it deserves. Really, it was not worth people dying for."

Over the last decade, dictators have been toppled in four Mideast countries - Iraq, Egypt, Tunisia and Libya - and a fifth is threatened in Syria. With that has come a widespread embrace of assembly and religious freedoms that had been held in check by authoritative regimes for decades.

Khalil al-Anani, an expert on Islamist movements, predicted it will take a generation or more for Mideast nations to fully develop a working democracy that respects individual rights and Muslim values.

"The Arab world is on the edge of choosing between joining the modern world and political development, or to remain as in the last few centuries," he said. "There shouldn't be a trade-off. But it's an enormous challenge, and it will take time."

Iraq was the first Mideast country to embrace democracy after the 2003 U.S.-led invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein, but it is arguably more unstable than ever. "The Muslims are taught to die for God . . . live for God, so I think that the chances of moderation are limited in our Islamic WORLD," Baghdad businessman Hassan Rahim said Thursday. "The West should accept the fact that Muslims might tolerate a specific level of criticism on Islam, but not mockery or blasphemy."

In Egypt, al-Anani said, the government should encourage progressive thinking by pumping more funding into religious schools that offer a range of interpretations of Islamic texts - and not just conservative views. Salafi influences rose in Egypt over the last decade, in part because of the schools and growth of satellite TV, which conservative clerics use to promote extremist views and, often, hate speech against Christians and Jews.

The anti-Islam video, like Danish cartoons mocking Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him) several years back, is believed by some to be part of a conspiracy against Muslims to provoke them into acts of violence. But even the voices of moderation on the issue are in agreement with the militants that the film, the latest French cartoons demeaning Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be on him) and the Danish caricatures before them cannot be tolerated as freedom of speech.

At the al-Azhar mosque in Cairo, which is considered to be the primary seat of Sunni Muslim learning and a traditional voice of moderation, Grand Imam Ahmed al-Tayeb is calling for an international law that ensures respect for religions and criminalizes blasphemy.

Judicial authorities in Egypt, meanwhile, have said they would try those behind the film in absentia before a criminal court. The approach to religion is dividing Egypt, creating a fault line between Islamists and secularists as well as between various shades of Islamists. That Salafis spearheaded the protests is evidence of that schism. The Muslim Brotherhood, from which Islamist President Mohammed Morsi hails, has stayed away from the protests, only condemning the film and calling for peaceful demonstrations.

Morsi's government also stepped up its policing of the riots after President Barack Obama called Egypt neither an ally nor an enemy, but "a new government that's trying to find its way." Washington began airing ads in Pakistan this week condemning the video in an olive branch to the Muslim WORLD.

In Gaza City, Shukri Abu Fadel, a 42-year-old teacher, proudly said he joined protesters who were demonstrating peacefully - a basic tenet of democracy. "We sent our protest message in a civilized and modern way, and it should be known that this movie has unified Muslims and Christians in the Middle East, and has unified all strong believers in God all over the world," Fadel said as he left a mosque.

Associated Press Writers Sameer N. Yacoub in Baghdad, Rebecca Santana in Islamabad, Brian Murphy in Dubai, and Ibrahim Barzak in Gaza City contributed to this report.

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