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Ahmed Subhi Mansour on BBC Hardtalk-video in Arabic

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    Bigmo
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    Is there an English version?

    I doubt that. However hsi topic was mostly about democracy and whether he supports Christian missionary activity in Egypt pr a Christian President. He said yes to all of them and said he want the UN human rights charter to be the law of the land in Egypt. He said he refuses hadith because the Koran is complete and that hadith were compiled during the Abbsids are many are lies. He says that Islam is peace and justice and so on. He generally says he supports secularism and freedom and believes the Azhar is influenced by Saudi wahhabism. Thats about it.

    He did good actually.

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      I doubt that. However hsi topic was mostly about democracy and whether he supports Christian missionary activity in Egypt pr a Christian President. He said yes to all of them and said he want the UN human rights charter to be the law of the land in Egypt. He said he refuses hadith because the Koran is complete and that hadith were compiled during the Abbsids are many are lies. He says that Islam is peace and justice and so on. He generally says he supports secularism and freedom and believes the Azhar is influenced by Saudi wahhabism. Thats about it.

      He did good actually.

      Sounds good to me

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        Bigmo
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        Sounds good to me

        Sounds good to me too. Its good that the interviewer did not dwell too much on religious issues and asked him about political and social issues. Its a good exposure and the Koranist need every exposure they can get. He said that he supports Husni Mubarak's son to take power as long as he governes in a secular system. Its a smart move to prevent a government crackdown on him. He did good.

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          Rami
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          INFIDELLLLLL!

          Freedom, Democracy, Free Speech are all silly slogans that has no meaning whatsoever!

          Islam is a principle. Anyone who goes against that principle should DIE!

          And that includes Mickey Mouse!

          Islam is a system of governance with a special economic configuration that contradict capitalism and communism.

          peace

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            INFIDELLLLLL!

            Freedom, Democracy, Free Speech are all silly slogans that has no meaning whatsoever!

            Islam is a principle. Anyone who goes against that principle should DIE! P

            And that includes Mickey Mouse! D

            Islam is a system of governance with a special economic configuration that contradict capitalism and communism.

            peace

            o wow That was quite harsh!

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              Rami
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              The common hate of radical Islam reflects a hidden repulsion to something else.

              Something many people who bash radical Islam don't know that they are actually bashing it too.

              THE TORAH!

              The Torah is actually the source of the harshness of the radicals. Thanks to the hadith which plagarized its teachings.

              So if you think Sharia Law is bad and want to observe Torah, you are screwed.

              I challenge Israel to follow the Torah and talk about terrorists.

              peace

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                MUNZIR_ALI
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                wow That was quite harsh!

                yes rotfl

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                  wow That was quite harsh!

                  Harsh??

                  That was.... SPARTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

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                    Harsh??

                    That was.... SPARTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

                    rotfl

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                      MUNZIR_ALI
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                      Harsh??

                      That was.... SPARTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

                      LOL rotfl

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