Source/Credit: The News | International
By The News correspondent | May 31, 2011
LAHORE: A group of Muslim clerics have demanded banning the Christians’ holy book, the Bible, alleging that several stories have been inserted into it charging various prophets with a variety of moral crimes, which undermine sanctity of the holy figures.
Addressing a press conference at the Masjid-e-Khizra, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (Samiul Haq) leader Maulana Abdul Rauf Farooqi and others appealed to the Supreme Court of Pakistan to take suo motu notice of the “blasphemous” materials added to the Bible otherwise they would move the court for banning the book, for which a panel of lawyers was already working.
Farooqi said his colleagues wanted to pay the blasphemers in the same coin but they would not follow in the footsteps of Terry Jones, and would not burn the holy book. However, they added, they would devise some other mode of punishment to pre-empt future desecrations.
Farooqi cited a number of scriptures from the Bible, saying such “insertions” strongly offend the Muslims, who hold all prophets and holy books in high esteem, as part of religious belief and never even think of committing any blasphemy against them. He rejected the possibility of a clash between the two religions, saying that as long as the courts are functioning according to the law, there were no chances of any clash between the two religions.
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Mr. Farooqi, you should update your knowlege and avoid insulting Bible. Bible is the most demianding scripture in the World. The follower of Bible are the leaders of the World and the bible explains everything based on truth. All prophets are human beings so as human if they made some mistakes ... Bible explains their mistake and consequences very fairly and this shows the authenticity of Bible. Furthermore.... it is old book and supported by historical evidences... and quran says all muslims believe in Books that came before Quran... so when your book is wittnising The Bible how come you say the bible should be ban. I challenge you for open discussion in the media.... but problem is my own country pakistan will not allow me to have dialouge with you. If you think you r smart and can manage the dialouge , lets' dialogue
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