Algunos apuntes sobre Abu Laban

Este imán danés, llamado Abu Laban, parece ser una joyita:

Here are a couple of tid bits of interest on the Danish Imam accused of travelling the world to stir up trouble for his host country.

From a 2002 report on anti-semitism in Denmark:
…On 5 April Palestinian imam Ahmad Abu Laban called on his congregation at Friday prayers to offer their lives in a jihad for the Palestinian cause. Outside the mosque buses were waiting to take the congregants to a demonstration at Parliament Square, where they held up signs equating Judaism with Nazism, brandished a gun and burned the Israeli flag. […]

El 5 de abril [del 2002], el imán palestino Abu Laban llamaba en su congregación de las oraciones de los viernes a ofrecer sus vidas en una jihad por la causa palestina.

From a 2005 report:
…Danish-Muslim reaction to the murder of Dutch filmmaker Theo Van Gogh sent shock waves throughout Danish society. A group of young Muslim women, among them the daughter of fundamentalist Imam Abu Laban (see ASW 2002/3), was shown on television laughing. The women stated that Van Gogh had gotten what he deserved since he ought to have known what sort of response his provocation would receive. Other spokesmen for Danish Muslims agreed and a debate ensued on whether freedom of speech should be limited by law so that statements offensive to Muslims would become illegal…

A propósito del asesinato de Theo Van Gogh, un grupo de mujeres jóvenes musulmanas, entre otras la hija de Abu Laban, salieron en la tele riéndose. Declararon que Van Gogh se había encontrado con lo que se merecía porque debía saber la clase de respuesta que su provocación podía recibir.

En el debate subsiguiente trató de SI LA LIBERTAD DE PRENSA DEBERÍA SER LIMITADA POR LEY PARA QUE LAS DECLARACIONES OFENSIVAS A LOS MUSULMANES FUERAN ILEGALES.

Y después las caricaturas…