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Comment on To Drive or Not to Drive! by qgyuukufnpd

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Comment on Saudi Romanticism by mpesfeem

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Comment on To Drive or Not to Drive! by Prince

Prince — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 13:27:17 +0000

hmmmm. You dinlfeteiy need to add one. Kim Yeong-hyeon, history buff writer of Dae Jang-geum, Queen Seon-deok, and the coming Tree with Deep Roots (Sept. 2011).

Comment on Saudi Romanticism by Siamy

Siamy — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 11:08:58 +0000

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Comment on The Causes of Shia-Sunni Conflcit -1- by Igloo

Igloo — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 03:10:30 +0000

I would add another cause: the urge to use superlatives in debate. Disagreements between too many Muslims – layman and scholar alike – veer quickly to accusations of kufr, shirk and bida.

In the UK we study persuasive techniques from a young age. One technique is when you emotionally bully the opposition. A modern non-Muslim example would be the way hijab is condemned as a ‘symbol of oppression’. Muslims quickly descend to defending their point of view by accusing their opponents of uttering heresy. This type of bullying in a Muslim country carries grave consequences. One might even say accusing someone of uttering heresy is tantamount to inciting violence.

This is not just a Muslims weakness. Dangerous superlatives in debate lurk everywhere in the developing world. It stems from base human instincts to crush the enemy by whatever means available.