I will not say anything about this one!!
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Posted by Parsin on April 6, 2008

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Posted by Parsin on April 6, 2008
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Posted by Parsin on April 6, 2008

1979 - 2003
On March 16th, 2003 an Israeli soldier driving a bulldozer two-stories high crushed to death 23-year-old Rachel Corrie, an American nonviolent human rights protestor. According to numerous witnesses and photographic documentation, she was killed intentionally.
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Posted by Parsin on April 6, 2008
The following is the transcript of a speech delivered in Teheran by Dr. Seyyed Hashem Aghajari on 19 June 2002. The speech was given at a commemoration of the 25 anniversary of the death of Ali Shariati, to whom Aghajari makes repeated references. Shariati was an influential Islamic political activist against the former Shah, who died before the 1979 revolution. The transcript is provided by gooya.com, and they have edited it for clarity.
The Concept of Protestantism The Protestant movement wanted to rescue Christianity from the clergy and the Church hierarchy - [Christians] must save religion from the pope. We [Muslims] do not need mediators between us and God. We do not need mediators to understand God’s holy books. The Prophet [Jesus] spoke to the people directly? We don’t need to go to the clergy; each person is his own clergy. Shariati maintained that all the religious messages offered by formal and traditional religious organizations were antiquated, and that any protest against [these traditional religious organizations] was [regarded by the clerics as] a protest against Islam itself. “Core Islam” and “Traditional Islam” Part of Dr. Shariati’s work was to separate [what he called] ‘core Islam’ from [what he called] ‘traditional Islam.’ Read the rest of this entry »
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