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**HugoSimon** · 05-21-2010, 04:20 AM

Not all Muslims are offended by pictures of mohammed. Up until the 17th century it was common practice to make pictures of Mohammed. Also, the Quran does not mention it is forbidden, even for Muslims, to draw a picture of Mohammed. It's a bit like the Burka, Quran also doesn't mention them, yet they get more popular all the time. Modern Muslims are just getting more extreme.

fine, not all, but most. (you know what i meant)

I agree it's extremist to not want a picture drawn, evenmoreso to go out and call for jihad when it's done. I'm just saying one ought not go out of their way to offend well meaning people's belief systems. (ie:not jihadists)

05-21-2010, 04:20 AM	#26
HugoSimon Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 495 Senior Member	Not all Muslims are offended by pictures of mohammed. Up until the 17th century it was common practice to make pictures of Mohammed. Also, the Quran does not mention it is forbidden, even for Muslims, to draw a picture of Mohammed. It's a bit like the Burka, Quran also doesn't mention them, yet they get more popular all the time. Modern Muslims are just getting more extreme. fine, not all, but most. (you know what i meant) I agree it's extremist to not want a picture drawn, evenmoreso to go out and call for jihad when it's done. I'm just saying one ought not go out of their way to offend well meaning people's belief systems. (ie:not jihadists)
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